Books College Essays Samples For Students

‘The Sixties’ is an acclaimed book by Terry H. Anderson, a history professor of Texas A&M University. The book provides an extensive account of some of the most difficult years that America witnessed. This paper intends to discuss the book and other related aspects of the area under discussion.
The book is written by the history professor and presents an authentic account of America when the nation was passing trough very tumultuous phase. Anderson presents the facts with a historian’s perspective and portrays how Americans successfully faced the cold war era and witnessed the transitional phase (Anderson). The Continue reading...

This piece of literature from Gardner discusses different aspects required for a leader to become successful in the political context. The author has presented the leadership stage in different chapters of this book and further presents the details in depth. This is an exceptional framework of leadership providing insight in the future.
I. Theoretical Frame
This book was written in 1990 but offers a good insight on leadership. The author created a remarkable work on entailing ten elements necessary for becoming a successful leader in different fields such as constituent relationship, levels of power, and contextual environment. The author Continue reading...

Burns, L. (2012). The Business of Healthcare Innovation. Cambridge: Cambridge University

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This book provides an extensive analysis of regarding business trends in the manufacturing sector of the healthcare industry. The author provides an overview of the innovative efforts aimed at improving the healthcare delivery. The book considers the effect of innovation in biotechnology, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, platform technology, as well as information technology. Regarding each of the foregoing areas, the author looks at the sources and trends relating to scientific innovation, the regulatory measures employed in every sector and how the sectors carry out their function. Burns further evaluates Continue reading...

Kathryn Tanner joined the faculty of Divinity at Yale in 2010. This was after teaching in the Divinity School of the University of Chicago for sixteen years and the department of Religious studies at Yale for ten years. She has engineered a lot of research on the history of Christian thought to current issues of theological concern using cultural, feminist, and social theory. She has written several books such as; God and Creation in Christian Theology: Tyranny or Empowerment? The politics of God: Christian Theologies and Social Justice, Theories of Culture: A New Agenda for Theology Jesus, Humanity and Continue reading...

Comparison of the movie and book

Agatha Christie wrote the short story Witness for the Prosecution and published in 1948 Mead and Company. Billy Wilder directed a movie by the same title and released it on 17th December 1957 after studying and internalizing the contents of the story.
Leonard Vole is detained for the killing of Emily French, an affluent older widow. Mrs. French had made him a principal heir not knowing that Leonard was a married man and with a family. The fact that Mrs. French him a beneficiary becomes a disgusting factor particularly for his wife, Romaine, and Leonard’s defense become even Continue reading...

Introduction

Religious scholars and academicians like Bart D. Ehrman have been instrumental in explaining and expounding on the relevance of certain books of the Bible. Bart D. Ehrman is particularly famous for his scholarly work on the Bible, especially the New Testament. He has participated, through his book ‘A Brief Introduction to the New Testament,' in making people understand the significance of certain books in the new testaments. This assignment gives an unequivocal analysis of certain aspects discussed in Bart’s book ‘A Brief Introduction to the New Testament’ including the significance of the book of Romans and the Continue reading...

“A Raisin in the Sun” is a luminous book by Lorraine Hansberry. The book is some of rare books that describe everyday life of African Americans and also hint about their oppression and civil rights. This paper intends to discuss the character, Walter Lee and different aspects of his personality including his masculinity.
One prominent characteristic of Walter Lee’s personality that appears very prominently is his masculine nature. Walter Lee always tries to impose his own decisions in his family. He wants his family members to follow his suggestions and to act in accordance with whatsoever he says. Continue reading...

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As leader one, should not read and achieve his or her ideas or opinions into the organization immediately. The reason behind this fact is that every organization has some characters, who will always resist change. Evidently, the role of the leader usually depends on other people’s work too, hence may hinder any efforts made to convey the book’s ideas within the organization. The best way to convince the entire organization about the book is by evaluating all the key components; convey them to the audience, leaving out crucial parts in order to make them want to Continue reading...

Introduction

The above stated topic of research is just but a tip of the iceberg of the area that it is going to cover. The technology of cell phones was welcomed with much awe that enabled it to be the most worldwide spread device in the history of science. Just like everything else, the cell phones had their share of disadvantages, negative effects and losses, or whatever one may refer it to. Some of these were never anticipated and that is what this research is going to find out, but in more specified terms.
This research is first confined to Continue reading...

Prodromou, Ted. Ultimate Guide to Twitter for Business: Generate Quality Leads Using Only 140 Characters, Instantly Connect with 300 Million Customers in 10 Minutes, Discover 10 Twitter Tools That Can Be Applied Now. Irvine, Calif: Entrepreneur Media, Inc, 2013. Print.
The book is an ultimate guide on how people can use twitter for business. The book enables us to get the reasons why twitter is an increasingly powerful tool for communication. The book breaks down the guiding steps on how to use Twitter to build deeper engagements and strong relationship with customers.
Weber, Steve. Twitter Marketing: Promote Yourself and Continue reading...

Every individual has two lives, the life we live, and the life we live after that. Nobody is perfect, but if one works hard enough, he/she can stay away from failure. The Natural is a novel written by Bernard Malamud. It is Bernard Malamud’s first novel that initially received mixed reactions, but afterwards, it was regarded as an outstanding piece of literature. It is a story about Roy Hobbs who, after making mistakes in his life, he returns the bribery money and is left with self-hatred for mistakes he has done. Hobbs was a baseball player who aspired Continue reading...

In his book, Turnaround (1998), William Bratton exclusively depicts the social discomposure in America’s major cities. He indicates his early life in Boston and his tenure at previous policing jobs that illustrates his vast desire and experience in dealing with crimes. He is a successful raconteur telling the autobiography significant police commissioner of the 20th century. His personal life is inspirational and depicts the self-improvement tradition of the Americans. He indicates Bill Bratton’s performance in an interesting but rather embroidered manner. The book is arranged roughly chronologically and intensifying to record chief changes in crime in American Continue reading...

Annotated Bibliography: Definition of a Monster

Introduction
Considering that particular focus of this research is defining what a monster is. The sources incorporated herein essentially work to define the term monster in relation to film literature, and personal perceptions. In a bid to accomplish this, sources that are to be used in the research establishes the chronology of the term monster, culture perception of the term monster, and finally the relation of monstrous characteristics to human behaviour. The most important ideas in understanding the subject of the research evident from the sources below include myths, history of monsters, magic and believes.
Asma, Stephen T. On Continue reading...

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Most children tend to be afraid of bodily harm, be it in the form of an accident or that of malice. As a child, my apprehension did not lie in that as my tormentors were smart. Rather than injure me in an obvious manner, they opted for the subtle form of bullying that my family failed to notice. Taunting jeers and the occasional rumors dominated most of my childhood years and as a result, I spent said years in solitude. With no friends, I spent many hours with my books, reading anything I lay my hands on Continue reading...

Introduction

History pages allow knowing a person from the past. However, there are different ways in which historians treat a subject from the past or a person who influenced the past, present or has the ability to influence the future. Such a person was Betty Friedan and this essay explores how she was perceived by two historians, respectively Daniel Horowitz and Stephanie Coontz, analyzing their account of her personal and activist life.

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First, there will be analyzed the work of Daniel Horowitz (“Rethinking Betty Friedan and The Feminine Mystique: Labor Union, Radicalism and Feminism in Cold War America”, published in Continue reading...

“Personal is Political” is an oft heard cry during the 1960s and 1970s. The real meaning behind this phrase has always been identifying the grim situation of women and that the consciousness-raising groups that they formed were not for any group therapy, but so that they could make a positive contribution towards society by solving the problems that a woman faced. Such endeavors would enable them to make the society realize that women have a position in the political system.
Many writers and thinkers have expressed themselves at length on this topic. One such writer is Robin Morgan, who Continue reading...

This is a book review, Fordlandia: the rise and fall of Henry Ford’s forgotten jungle city, written by Professor Greg Grandin. It talks about how Henry Ford built the American city in South America, Amazon, for rubber trees Grandin (2010). Ford needed rubber for cars production; it was the only suitable place in South America. He was looking for a place which looked like the American cities; with good streets and water to drink Watts(2005). The people there did not like how Henry Ford did his business and paid wages, so they developed a certain habit Raff Continue reading...

Over the ages, money has proven to be the determinant of human life in terms of decision making, behavior and relationships. It is practically almost impossible to think of existence of life without putting money into consideration. Usually, there are varied implications attached to money in any single life of an individual owing to the fact that different folks have different understanding of the usefulness of money to themselves and to the society at large. At times, one of these implications is uselessness as it has been evident from my own life adventure and from the book “God bless Continue reading...

Introduction

Almost everyone loves to enjoy a weekend getaway in a secluded place once in a while. Such a getaway was what formed the foundation of James Dickey’s novel “deliverance”. The novel features four middle-aged city men (Ed, Drew, Lewis and Bobby) who go rafting and encounter death of a colleague, a broken limb, sodomy and other tough challenges (Dickey). The theme of deliverance is brought out through the character of Ed who takes over leadership and leads his friends to safety.
According to Dickey, deliverance refers to the discovery of adventure, departure from the boredom of a routine Continue reading...

It can be seen that the chapter form a consistent flow capitalized on the thematic agenda. Non of the ten subtopics found in chapter seven has any irrelevant theme of agenda. Additionally, the chapter has provided important citations for every subtopic so as to accord credit to the originators of the text. It can thus be concluded that chapter seven of this book provides a firm ground for addressing its core topic of immigration.
Chapter 7 of the book Introduction Globalization: Analysis and Readings consists of major sub topics. The main topic covered in the chapter dwells intensively about Continue reading...

Robert Bloch’s Psycho, the pulp thriller novella that inspired the Alfred Hitchcock movie of the same name, tells the story of Norman Bates, a mentally unstable young man who has a fairly unconventional relationship with his mother. Over the course of the novel, we see Norman kill and kill again, all in the name of his mother, who it is revealed that he had killed as well. Death is a constant phenomenon in Psycho, as the pulp world in which the characters reside has people dying or being threatened with death at every turn. Death is treated both Continue reading...

Introduction

Economics is the study scarce resources and how they scarce resources are distributed among the competing human wants. The focus has for long been base on the historical resources and factors of economic distribution without taking into consideration accruing changes on the subject issues and the bare truth underlying the study. To this, second world economists with different interpretations of the subject matter have risen with a new perspective on economic issues. Charles Wheelan in his book Naked Economics looked at some of the economics issues that other economists have not talked about or overlooked in one way or Continue reading...

Reflective Essay on Three Books

Introduction
Within the western philosophy, the main categories of ethics include meta-ethics, applied ethics, and normative ethics. This reflective essay is specifically concerned with normative ethics. By definition, normative ethics is the study of the ethical actions. This part of ethics is thus primarily concerned with the criteria of what is ethically wrong or right. Therefore, it includes formulation of the moral rules, which have straight implications for what ways of life, institutions, and human actions should be like. It believes that wrong or right are found in a person’s behavior. For this reason, this essay draws on Continue reading...

Zoroastrianism

Zoroastrianism is a religion that was founded by Prophet Zoroaster. This religion worship their god known as Ahura. It is believed that worshipping their supreme god involves doing moral actions in order to fight against the spirit of the evil known as Ahriman. Just like any other religion, Zoroastrianism has their own unique ways of worshipping and performing their sacred festivals. Everyone has freedom of worship and, therefore, one can indulge in any religious practice of their choice, as long as these practices follow the acceptable morals in the society or community.

BELIEFS

Zarathustra the prophet believed that God has Continue reading...

Books

Deetz, James, and Patricia E. Scott Deetz. The times of their lives: life, love, and death in Plymouth Colony. New York: W.H. Freeman, 2000.
Dell, Pamela. The Plymouth Colony. Mankato, Minn.: Capstone Press, 2004.
Demos, John. A little commonwealth: family life in Plymouth Colony. New York: Oxford University Press, 1970.
Erdosh, George. Food and Recipes of the Pilgrims. New York: Rosen Pub. Group, 2002. Print.
Gerson, Noel B, and Barry Martin. Rock of Freedom: The Story of the Plymouth Colony. New York: J. Messner, 2004. Print
Miller, Susan Martins. Miles Standish: Plymouth Colony leader. Philadelphia: Chelsea House Publishers, 1999.
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Over time, the manner in which women were defined in the society has changed. Initially, the roles of women were prescribed to be those in the kitchen and around the compound. Males always relied on the ancient theories that considered them superior to oppress women. However, as time goes by, women have managed to advocate for their rights. As Haraway argues, ‘women know very well that knowledge from natural sciences has been used in the interests of our domination and not our liberation’ (Haraway, 10). Women were seen as playing a subordinate role to men, and they were always Continue reading...

Wind harnessing has been done for centuries. Some years back, windmills were employed in water pumping from wells and grain grinding. Presently, wind turbines are used for generating electricity from wind’s energy. In the wind farm, wind energy is harnessed by use of wind turbines. These are rotated by wind and in turn rotate motors fixed inside them. The motors generate electricity. Individual wind turbines are interconnected with a collection system. Rotation of the wind turbine is subject to variable frequency as the wind persistence varies. Consequently, it is necessary to have a constant power input into the Continue reading...

Compare and Contrast between Paper Book and Kindle Ebook

Amazon’s kindle EBooks have penetrated the book retail market making a huge impact in the publishing industry. Given that the book retail market were solely controlled by a paper book industry until several years ago, the debate of which between the two is better has been brewing ever since. As a result, this essay will compare and contrast between the two. This will enable the readers make an informed decision in choosing between the two the next time they want to purchase a copy from their beloved authors.
Several issues can be addressed when comparing utilization between the Continue reading...

MARKETING STRATEGY FOR FRACE BOOKS

Target Markets
The company’s target market will be readers of both the non-academic and the academic literature who are currently internet users. This is because those targeted are students who source for materials online and the non-academic readers in search of magazines and information material. Frace books will strive to provide accessibility of titles to their online readers since the demand of such materials is high on sites of colleges, book publishers’ websites, and on online academic journals’ websites.
The titles of books to be offered reflect the make-up of the recent trends and developments and individuals’ interests. Continue reading...

Dear Future Me,

I guess now you are a skilled researcher. I am proud of you. Now you know how to write high quality research paper how to conduct a good research. In this letter, I want to remind you how everything started. In the beginning was the book. I have read the book The curious researcher. It helped me a lot, indeed.
In the book, the author explained step by step how to write a research. Besides, he gave several useful tips that helped me in the nearest future. Believe me, I know what I am talking about. The tips I Continue reading...

Introduction:

The story covers the events and happenings of Claire’s life. She faces the slight taste of vampires’ existence and activities in her college days and dorm, but the situation gets grave and the vampires come into their real existence when she shifts over to an old house and invites the vampire creatures upon herself. She is faced with the new challenge of getting acquainted with the new people in her vicinity and adopting a lifestyle that is either one like theirs or staging rebellion to the vampire lifestyle. The author Roxanne Longstreet Conrad who uses Rachel Caine as Continue reading...

Heart of Darkness is a novel written by Joseph Conrad. The setting of the book is in Belgian Congo, which was the most infamous European colony in Africa. This is a story about the protagonist Marlow’s journey to self-discovery, and his experiences in Congo. Conrad’s story explores the colonialism period in Africa to demonstrate Marlow’s struggles. Along the way, he faces insanity, death, his fear of failure, and cultural contamination as he makes his way to the inner station. Conrad through the protagonist and antagonist life explores European imperialism and its effects to Africans.
Marlow is Continue reading...

Compare and Contrast paper

Sexuality is a broad area of study related to an individual’s identity, sex, expression, sexual orientation and gender identity. It is the capacity to have erotic responses and experiences. Sexuality has spiritual, biological, emotional and physical aspects. The biological aspects refer to reproduction mechanism relating to hormones and the biological drive existing in all human beings. The emotional and physical aspects refer to the bond that is found between individuals which they often express inform of physical manifestation or profound feelings of love, caring and trust. The spiritual aspect refers to the 4connection with other individuals. Sexuality affects Continue reading...

Introduction

The novel titled “Devil in a Blue Dress” is the work of Walter Moseley as an adaptation of the 1940’s detective series that features a prominent post-World War hero known by the name of Rawlins. As readers label the novel as hard-boiled, it is interesting to see how the novel came to be called in such term. Devil in a Blue Dress is difficult to understand because of its unusual conventions and narratives. The approach to writing in the novel encompasses on repetitive themes and tropes.

The Different Tropes

One of the many tropes in evident in Mosley’s novel is Continue reading...

Response to Chapter 5: “Verticals of Adam”

Initially, the author notes that literal works mainly conforms to the principle of mythology. The Chapter identifies the Bible and classical teachings as complete mythical works that can constructively be utilized in teaching literature. This is an informed observation since one understands a literal work by visualizing and reflecting on the imaginary scenario presented by a myth. It is apparent that abstraction is essential in comprehending the reality. A person learns practical concepts by thinking about the situation presented by a mythical story. In essence, myths act as a ground or background from which a person constructs thoughtful ideas Continue reading...

The First Tudor – Henry VII and the Dawn of Tudor England

Thomas Penn’s book is an excellent portrayal of King Henry VII who is often overlooked by historians, but who was credited to have started the Tudor reign. Penn provides a candid and accurate account of the political dealings which were an important characteristic of the king’s reign, especially his attempts to unite the Royal Houses of Europe through politically astute marriages.
Penn also unearths some very grisly and unpleasant details about Henry VII, in particular his network of henchmen and his insatiable greed as he proceeded to amass wealth on a hitherto unheard of scale. It is Continue reading...

International Political Economy of Central Asia

Introduction
Until the close of the twentieth century, Central Asia as a region that was closed as it is apparent from the regions political and economic system. However, since the onset of globalization, the state of affairs has changed dramatically. The author of this book highlights the path through which the region entered into the highly globalized and competitive global arena. The scope of the book does not only look at the regions interaction with many external players and economies but also the geo-economic perspectives that characterize the regions rise to global importance. The region is awash with natural Continue reading...

The flow of the story and activities of characters have both similarities and differences from thy way the author presents them in the book, in relation to the screenplay of the story. The aspects of comparison and contrast are well elaborated by the way characters behaved and the language used in the book. Some stories in the book were difficult to portray in the movie leading to distortion of the message to some extent in the movie. The development of characters is also influenced by the presentation of the movie as opposed to the story line in the book.
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Introduction

Marcus Aurelius is one of the most influential philosophers. Ideally, he has substantial reasons why he came up with his philosophical works including the “Meditations”. Stoic Aristo’s readings and reports influenced Aurelius’ efforts to come up with his philosophical piece of work. These readings initiated a sense of self-acceptance and confidence in Aurelius’ philosophical works. The “Meditations” is a very different from the text from the other philosophical texts. Most of the elements that are significant in the book elevate towards Aurelius’ personal experiences. Some of these experiences such as death and livelihood irritations manifest in the entire Continue reading...

A memoir written by the author himself, Olaudah Equiano reminiscence the vivid incidents that transpired in his life. Right at the beginning of the book, when he writes that, “when I compare my lot with that of most of my countrymen (he is no more an African), I regard myself as a particular favourite of heaven,” (p.8), there is a ting of sadness in his tone, nit because he is lucky enough to escape the hardship he faced in his native country, but because they were the lucky ones to escape hardship and settle in a country that accepted Continue reading...