Hatred College Essays Samples For Students

Hate has been a subject of debate among social psychologists yet it remains a subject that has not been the focus of sufficient research. Individual components of hatred such as discrimination and prejudice have been associated with the buildup of aggression and there have been several studies dedicated to analyzing their effects on the society, hatred itself remains fairly under-researched. Mob behavior has been analyzed and identified as triggering abnormally aggressive behavior in individuals who would otherwise be relatively passive. This can be categorized as situational hatred. There is also the aggression that is triggered by differences in social standing and ...

What leads to violence in America? Hate. Hate is a strong emotion that leads to death, war, isolation and cruelty. These are virtues that lead to the violence in America. This paper will look on how these virtues affected the violence in America. It will reflect this through events of media stories and history events to understand the violence in America. It will all use these events of media stories and history events to show how they contribute together and lead into violence.
Death is a subject that we hear constantly in our media. We have read stories of death through ...

What leads to violence in America? Hate. Hate is a strong emotion that leads to death, war, isolation and cruelty. These are virtues that lead to the violence in America. This paper will look on how these virtues affected the violence in America. It will reflect this through events of media stories and history events to understand the violence in America. It will all use these events of media stories and history events to show how they contribute together and lead into violence.
Death is a subject that we hear constantly in our media. We have read stories of death through ...

Derek is a leader of a Skin-Heads’ gang and he went to jail after killing a black man that was trying to rob his property. The time of imprisonment is a long and a painful period, which changes Derek and directs him onto the way of redemption. However, when he comes back home he faces the most difficult task: he has to save his brother, Danny, who grew up following the footsteps of his elder brother by embracing the ideology of Nazism and racism.

The main characters of “American History X” are two brothers. The eldest one is Derek; he is a Nazi-skin and he ...

Introduction

Bullying is one of the most hurtful actions that a human being can face. Bullying is one of the social problems that divide our society into two groups; the first group claims that it is a criminal activity and others who believe it has been part of our culture for generations and calling it criminal would be unfair. Bullying is experienced by people in different walks of life, such as as a child in school, as an employee, etc. It is the factual evidence majority of people have been bullied at least once in their life. Some are able ...

The paper discusses the elements of the two tales of Cinderella. A comparison between the two elements will be discussed so that the common elements could emerge out from the tales. The two versions that will compare in this paper are “The Twelve Months” and “Tam and Cam (Vietnam)”. There were many common elements in two tales and some of them are discussed in the paper.
Common elements are stepchildren, love and hatred and inclusive of birds in the tales. There were two step sisters named Helen and Marouckla in the first tale. Helen was her real child, and ...

There Is Nothing Wrong With You: Going Beyond Self-Hate is a book written by Cheri Huber. Huber explores and reveals the origin of self-hate, how it works, and how the readers can identify with it. In addition, the author gives tips on how one can go about self-hate. Cheri Huber discusses the different forms of self hate and how it can take control of people’s lives; nonetheless, she gives out a solution to self hate. According to Huber, some statements can be self-destructive, for instance, “You have been taught that there is something wrong with you and that you are ...

Stanley Weinbaum

ALIEN IN THE EYES OF THE BEHOLDER
Abstract
Stanley Weinbaum and Frederic Brown wrote stories that broke new ground in science fiction. In the stories “A Martian Odyssey” and “Arena,” they created aliens that had nothing that was physiologically or motivationally similar to human beings. The aliens in these stories had capabilities that were, in some ways, superior to humans. However, the struggles that characterize these stories are recognizably human, displaying as they do human fears and shortcomings.
Keywords: Stanley Weinbaum, Frederic Brown, “A Martian Odyssey,” “Arena.”
ALIEN IN THE EYES OF THE BEHOLDER
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The war between Japan and USA was not any ordinary war like any other which was mainly based on power and leadership. According to Dower, this conflict was fueled to the heights of the unforgettable Atomic bombing by the US on Japan by o9ther factors other than power and show of military might. The reason said to be behind this is racial discrimination. The difference in race is between the Americans who believe to be whites and Japanese who are believed to be apes and primitive creatures. This racial difference which appeared to exist even before the First World ...

Essay #2

Introduction
There are different portrayals of the same character in the story “The last days of Muhammad Atta” and the film “The Hamburg Cell.” The report below examines both the text and the film and provides a comprehensive comparison of the portrayal of characters and terrorist motivations. This is achieved by examining the different perspectives used by the author, as well as, the filmmaker in telling the story of America’s 9/11 attack and the individuals behind its planning and execution. Furthermore, the report examines the different character traits portrayed in both sources. It is clear from the analysis ...

On September 11, 2001, al Qaeda, an extremist Islamist organization, committed the deadliest terrorist attack in U.S history. No one in the world will ever forget that dark moment when two passenger planes, cutting through the blue sky, crashed into the iconic twin towers of the World Trade Center, leading them to collapse to the ground. In the aftermath of this tragedy, anti-Muslim sentiments and fear have grown significantly within the United States. In fact, while innocent Muslim-Americans are being subjected to discrimination at the hands of a section of American society, the notorious terrorists who actually committed the ...

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Religious and racial conflicts have been in vogue since people recognized and divided themselves into religions and began to implement their beliefs in the real world. At first, wars would be fought for different gods and goddesses, now they have intertwined with the ethnic, cultural, social and racial framework of society as well. As society progressed, modernized and raced towards success, religion began to get used as a soft tool to gain power. Moreover, religion was used as a manipulative agenda and used in international politics ...

4 Questions
A. Philadelphia, PA, USA. In a response of at least 175 words, compare the role of religion vs. nativist politics as underlying causes of the violent Protestant–Catholic confrontation. Include the word count in parentheses at the end of your response.The cause of the Philidelphia Nativist Riots was multifaceted; as Philadelphia improved on its industrialization, more and more Irish immigrants were coming to America to work, especially in the light of the Irish potato famine This brought a new population of Catholics to America, which alarmed the mostly-protestant Americans (and those Irish who were also Protestant). This created ...

Adolf Hitler showered death over millions of human lives not because of his personal hatred, but because to save Germany from the depression. He was cruel towards people just to retaliate what he met and got from the society. His intension to give back to the people whom he considered as enemies of his growth and his country grew from his childhood until he started his vengeance. It is a common nature of the human beings to have vengeance over the other if they get hurt at any cost. However, there were political and religious reasons behind all his cruelties. ...

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The Safe Havens of Global Cities
In his article, “The West’s Major Cities are a Bulwark Against the Tide of Right-Wing Nationalism,” Ishaan Tharoor writes about the celebration in London of the Battle of Cable Street, which was a protest that had various groups coming together to prevent a group of fascists from marching over eighty years ago (Tharoor). It was a time when there was a dangerous level of hatred and anger directed at the Jewish communities in Europe (Tharoor). Indeed, the events taking place at the time of those original Cable Street protests, occurred in ...

That a man should hate oneself is a common phenomenon, which everyone experiences once in a while, because of people’s intrinsic flaws. These flaws ramify into people’s creations such that there is not one thing a man has created, which does not have to endure a measure of hatred from the rest of society. The creature in Frankenstein is no different from men’s inventions, whose hideous nature was not apparent at the time of their inception, and abhorred for what passed as evil yet not appreciated for the utility its creator envisaged. The guiding question for ...

African American history is diverse and deep-rooted. What the world knows of it today is through the words of historians. Historians have the ability to describe the events and happenings of a certain age in time and reveal what happened with precision. However if the events are too far-fetched and date back in time, then history can be altered or distorted to suit the needs of biased historians who might be of a particular race or ethnicity. Similarly, African American history has faced the issue of bias in texts and reading, which created hatred and animosity for the race. ...

Introduction

Harper Lee’s novel To Kill a Mocking Bird is a unique story, which provides insight into the issue of inequality that existed between the black and white races during the 1930s. The Book is based on the author’s observation of the society during that era and reflected the biased and hypocritical views and actions of the members of the society. Although the book is relatively old and the inequality between the white and black races has been significantly eliminated from society, some resemblance can still be found in the modern day the United States of America and ...

A Ballad is one of the most popular forms of poetry. 'The ballad is a form of narrative poetry (tells a story) It often tells a story of tragedy.' (Lacie107) The poem Ballad of Birmingham written in 1969, narrates the tragic end of a small girl in the racial violence. The poem is written on the background of a bombing took place in 1963, at 16th Street Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama. 'The poem revisits the violence of the civil rights movement, in order to retrieve radical meaning from an extent, unifying crisis.' (Sterling 116) The bombing took away the life of four innocent girls. ...

Introduction

Adolf Hitler is a famous leader who for a very long time been the primary figure in several debates. It is precise to classify him under the category of some of the most controversial leaders. He is depicted as a cruel and inhuman character who became the leader of one of the most illustrious nations in the world. Throughout his career, he used his ideologies and coercion to rise to a position of utmost power. His ideas were based on the creation of a better, superior and productive Germany. This essay will analyse the life of Adolf Hitler and his contribution to the Second ...

There has always been a fascination with the occult and paranormal when it comes to various works of fiction. Authors love to create these creatures that seem to come from the darkest nightmares and send chills down the readers, or viewers, spines. This has been a fad since that continues to grow and be expanded upon which allows old legends to be remade into grisly renditions or for newer monsters to take the scenes. One of the most iconic and popular horror creature in the American film industry is Freddy Krueger. Freddy made his debut in 1984 when he ...

Introduction:

general overview of the research project;
outlining of the main objectives of the work.

Project 1: Theoretical part.

Examination of Aristotle’s theory of tragedy, represented in his treatise “Poetics”;
outlining the main points delivered by the authors;
giving definitions to the philosophical concepts of Aristotle’s theory
explaining their essence in artistic context.

Project 2: Practical Part.

Matching the main principles of tragedy to the play written by the great Shakespeare;
analyzing the congruence of the tragedy principles delivered by the philosopher of the Antiquity to the tragedy produced be the Medieval playwright;
the researches own speculation about the concept of tragedy its main features in ...

Do the Right Thing is a film which deals with different topics related to the life in a community which is culturally diverse. Brooklyn is a place where mostly black people live, but there are also white people, Italian Americans, Latin Americans and Koreans and all of these groups have prejudice against one another. The conflict arises from people who lack tolerance and the main issues are great misunderstanding, feeling of powerlessness, wish for belonging and the feelings of love and hate which are interchangeable.
The lack of tolerance leads to great misunderstanding in any community where people from ...

For decades, television is a constituent part of people’s daily lives, all over the world. More than a routine, television represents a social tool for aligning viewers on a certain pattern of thinking or seeing the perceived reality transmitted through various programs. Most people are educated in the concepts that mass media, through television as one of its main mechanisms, serve their audiences. The topics presented through television programs are a reflection of the social reality. By presenting the social reality from a certain angle, television shapes attitudes and creates stereotypes. For instance, “The Wire” television program manipulates ...

Personification

One of the most commonly used devices in literature is personification. Personification refers to a figure of speech where an inanimate object, an idea, or an animal gains human qualities. In this device, the portrayal of non-human objects is in such a way that they appear to possess human like ability. This device is important since it connects the personified object with the reader. Personification has the ability to improve the vividness of description of non-human objects. Another advantage is that it can help the readers to understand non-human characters and to sympathize with, and react emotionally to non-human characters. In ...

At first glance of the film ‘The Searchers,’ directed by John Ford, it may appear that Ethan Edwards is a racist warrior obsessed with racial hatred and the absence of love for family. Based on racism that was experienced in the 1960s especially, on the Indians and other, whites the film was seen as harsh; however, in light of today’s events, people view it in a different perspective as it has helped in shaping the American History. Ethan is obsessed about saving his niece from the Comanche’s who burn down his family house killing his family. However, he is ...

Shakespeare remains one of the most dynamic and interesting characters in all history. In Romeo and Juliet, the reader encounters very interesting characters. Romeo and Juliet remain the most interesting in this play but aside from them, there are several others for example the witty Mercutio who helps in plot advancement as well as being fascinating in several aspects (Hager 121). Other characters include Friar Lawrence, Taybalt, the Nurse, Capulate and Lady Capulet, Montague and Lady Montague, Paris and many more. All these characters help propel a couple of themes all through the play one of which is the battle ...

Toni Morrison, the author of The Bluest Eye, writes a masterpiece novel that describes how the standard of beauty has been socially constructed by the dominant race in the US, Whites. This form of social construct has had an effect on the black community where the lighter one’s skin is, the better they look and are assimilated into the society at large. On the other hand, the darker one looks, they are subjected to internalized racism and considered ugly. According to the novel, the American standard of beauty that is socially acceptable is being white and having blue eyes ( ...

Type of paper

Introduction
The Holocaust refers to the mass persecution and genocide of the Jews carried out by the Nazi Party under the rule of Hitler throughout Germany and the territories under German occupation. Not only Jews, Holocaust also claimed the lives of disabled people, homosexuals, Romani populace and prisoners of war. Holocaust is infamous for nearing extermination of the Jewish race with about 5.5. to 6.1 million Jews killed in the massacre. The mastermind of the holocaust was Adolf Hitler who shifted the religious anti-Semitism to racial and ethnic anti-Semitism making use of the mass sentiments against the Jews ...

The purpose of this paper was to explore the astonishing finding about sexism. The paper sought to show the deep roots of sexism and how women have been the core victims of the same. I planned to not only explore aspects of sexism but to also show its history. By completing this essay, I have learned a lot about sexism. As they say, there is a lot than meets the eye. To me sexism was something that only affects women and honestly, I did not know sexism is a serious act. I come to learn that sexism has been there since the ...

Introduction:

The world has turned into a global village causing the impact in one country to instigate riots in another part of the world. One of the major reasons behind this emergence of a village is technology. Currently, the most favored version of the technological advancement is the social media. It has played a huge role in the recent political and social changes that have taken place around the world.

Thesis:

The riots that took place in London and the wave of revolution that gripped the Middle East, starting from Egypt can be explained largely through the theories of media and social change. The ...

In Zora Neale Hurston’s “Color Struck,” Emmaline and John, a couple, encounter significant conflict due to Emma’s colorism. Her jealousy and suspicion that John likes lighter-skinned blacks better than her prevents her from having a good time (and eventually, a life) with John. Throughout the events of the play, Emma is perpetually beset by bad decisions and poor choices stemming from that distrust of different hues of black. Psychoanalytical perspective involves bringing the subconscious desires and prejudices of a person or persons into the light, in order to examine why they do the things they do. Psychoanalyzing Emma throughout the course ...

Slavery was a part of the American culture for almost a whole decade (1776-1865), and during that time, many people had to suffer inhumanly for the only solid reason of being a bit different from someone else. There is no way of wiping the past from the memories of those who have struggled, which means that the terror of slavery will always be a part of the human history.
As the experience shows, world history is far from being pretty. It has presented its evils so many times that merely counting them would take ages. Every major society, every ...

Essay #2

Humanities 4501: 9/11 Literature and Film
Introduction
There are different portrayals of Mohamed Atta, one of the terrorists who participated in the 9/11 attacks, in the story “The Last Days of Muhammad Atta,” written by Martin Amis, and the film The Hamburg Cell, directed by Antonia Bird. This paper examines both the story and the film and provides a comprehensive comparison of their portrayals of Mohamed Atta. It is clear that there are significant differences and similarities between how the story and the film portray Atta. In particular, this paper compares how the two narratives portray Atta’s feelings ...

Life back home was nothing out of the ordinary except the few occasions I was out with my family or friends on an adventure trip. It however took a turn when I landed in America and my identity was no longer a sibling, friend or a kid. I was looked upon only as a Muslim. My personal identity as a student or as an individual did not matter. Even though I dressed like a normal American, I was still shouted at and verbally abused owing to my name and my habit of going to the mosque. When I was ...

The Queen's 90th birthday

Currently at the age of 90, Queen Elizabeth II is the longest reigning monarch of the British Kingdom. Not only is she the longest ruling Queen but also among the most powerful and most influential world leaders alive today. To her 90th birthday to date, the Queen has had major accomplishment for the British people and to the world as a whole. Some of the most important dates of the queen's reign are highlighted below, from the time she was coming to age in wartime to her current position as the Queen of England.
During World War II, Queen ...

Othello is a Shakespearean classic tragedy that has been adopted into different modern day versions in cinema and theatre. It is a tragic tale of envy, revenge, manipulation and murder. The 2001 British modern day adaptation of Othello sticks with the classical themes of jealousy, envy and murder. The Geoffrey Sax movie is set in modern day London that is witnessing riots due to police brutality. This paper seeks to explore the treatment of the theme of evil and revenge in the two disparate versions of Othello. Understanding the depiction of evil also means understanding the inner workings and ...

Abstract

The book The Tragedy of Othello, The Moor of Venice was written by the most famous poet of the world, William Shakespeare. This is a story about love, jealousy, and revenge. Othello, the protagonists in the story, is a Moor and a general in the army. His role in the Venetian army makes him a significant figure. Upon his promotion, Othello became the main victim when Iago and Rodrigo connived against him in order to destroy him. The jealousy of Rodrigo powered his hatred towards the man. Othello’s downfall was almost assured because of Iago’s flawless plotting ...

The arrival of the British troops in Boston in the year 1768 was a cause of much unrest between the relations of the Americans and the British. The American soldiers were just as disturbed as the American citizens, who were forced to be kept under control by the British rule. America being a British colony at the time was forced to follow the rules and regulation imposed by the British. The unrest that ensued came from the colonists and the ones who were loyal to the British Parliament. As much as the personal strife between the colonists and the ...

The personal turmoil of a soldier fighting at the battlefronts during the Second World War of between 1939 and 1945 is evident in With the Old Breed by Eugene B. Sledge. In the book, Sledge describes his experiences as a United States Marine. Accordingly, while serving on a mortar faction, Sledge was part of the “Company K, 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, [and] 1st Marine Division” during the New Britain campaigns in Peleliu and Okinawa. In that sense, the first person account allows readers to delve into the realities of World War II through the confrontations between Allied forces ...

Mao Zedong was a pivotal figure in the history of China during the twentieth century. His life and experience provide a window into an understanding of the Chinese experience from the 1920s onwards. There are a number of evident themes in the piece that sheds light on the kind of life that the Chinese people were entangled in. The theme that catches my attention is that of spreading political propaganda. According to the article, if a lot of law schools and political science schools were opened, they would have brought the basic education to the people even to those ...

If the political candidates in the current electoral fray were to be believed, especially from those on the right, the country is in the throes of an immigrant and religious takeover. All the social evils of the country are attributed to the outsiders. The lack of jobs, security and growth are all blames on the ‘others’. If we were to take their words to be the truth and also be swayed by our own biases we would end up being narrow minded individuals filled with hatred for things and people about whom we do not really know much about. ...

English 108 QD

Americans insist that the concept of equality, is that all should have the same rights, status and equal opportunities. Marian Beane writes, “This includes women as well as men of all ethnic and cultural groups living in the U.S.” (n.p.). In the iconic speech, “I Have a Dream,” by the late Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. he presented a dream by a large number of black Americans desperate to obtain civil and economic rights. It emphasized their desire to be able to live in an equal and non-biased social environment. Equality is especially important to immigrants because they ...

Buddhism and Human Rights. I do thing that Buddhist is comparable with the concept of human rights, suffice it to make a conclusion about the resembles between what Buddhism teaches and what is universally accepted under the term of human rights. In order to show that let us refer to the fourteen precepts of Buddhism. Some of them, as we shall see, directly coincide with what we understand under human rights, others need some logic and deduction.
Let’s take this precept – don’t kill, don’t let other’s kill and do everything to prevent the war (Fourteen ...

Vallejo’s poems had in their expressions of personal emotions shown by use of imagery that at first glance seems like tongue in cheek, but when looked into more carefully, one realizes the meaningful word play by Vallejo (Poetry Foundation, online). To emphasize the surreal effects of the themes, this paper shall compare four of his poems, including Trilce XXVIII, the Black Heralds, Spain, Let This Cup Pass from Me, and Black Stone on a White Stone.
The poetry of The Black Heralds is a literary example of indigenism and was seen to only possessing inadequate value and only ...

In order to get closer to the one of the most acute problems in the contemporary society, let’s define the main concept. Considering racism as discrimination against individuals or social groups of people or groups of people, the policy of persecution, humiliation, shame task, violence and hatred on the basis of skin colour, ethnicity, religion or national origin, such people who are who are exposed to the influence of the racial discrimination at once turn into stigmatized ones. It can be called so as there exists a belief the that there are groups of people with special (usually ...

The whole world has witnessed many wars in the last century. Among them two dreadful World Wars, some civil wars as well as many other wars are there. In the era of globalization, still some nations on our planet are fighting against terrorism. The beginning of twenty first century America was shaken by the terrorist attack on World Trade Centre. The progress and the development suddenly stopped. The bombardment on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was one of the most brutal act in the history of mankind. Japan was devastated. One more example is the Taliban’s terrorist activities in Afghanistan, ...

Introduction

Literature has for long time been used as a communication's path in society from one generation to the other. It is widely used as a way of expressing one’s thoughts and sentiments. Moreover, scholars use literature as a platform to criticize their opponents’ style of approaching issues and propose alternative solutions to the underlying issue. Literature could be expressed orally or in written form in the current century; literature is preserved as video and audio tapes, published articles or scholarly books.

In-depth Analysis

William Shakespeare is one of the ancient scholars who expressed their feelings, opinions and intuitions through writing. In one ...

There are two ways that knowledge is gained by an individual; one is through outside knowledge which is acquired by education, and by self-knowledge which is gained through experience. In all instances, complete understanding is achieved when the two aspects of outside and self-knowledge interact in a person’s intellectual and emotional levels, whereby these aspects either complement one another or cause tensions that enhance deeper thought processes. Hence, a set knowledge that may be interpreted or gained in two ways unite to form the bigger picture, so to speak, and allow an individual to form his or her own insight ...

The paper has outlined Hannibal's tactical manner of combating its enemy the Romans during the second Punic War (Gabriel, 2008). Punic war was one of its kinds. Enmity and grudges Hannibal and Scipio were the main reasons for antagonism between the two rivals. Hannibal was the commander of the Carthagena while Scipion headed the Romans military. Hannibal was an exemplary military commander and regarded as the most intelligent in history of the Carthaginian military. “Barca” was a title earned by the Carthaginian troop and general which meant lightning (Gabriel, 2008). Scipion as well was an outstanding military commander with robust ...

In his third essay of the genealogy of morality, Nietzsche combined slave revolt, the feeling of ressentiment and the resurgence of modern reality to develop ascetic ideals. He states that “if one disregards the ascetic ideal” then human lives have no meaning.
Nietzsche claims that, the ressentiment man is reluctant to permit things to build within him. The slight injuries that arise transform into a resentful hatred and he build happiness in a very long process. This man focuses on the future, thus, he is full of hope and cleverness unlike the noble man. In line with Nietzsche argument, this ...

Films are made to pottery some of the social issues in the societies. A film is defined as the components of motion pictures that are recorded with the camera. Since films depict some aspect of any culture, so it does not affect the cultures both in positive and negative way. Films are considered the best media to convey a social message. So most of the films these days show violence, and it has an adverse effect on society even on small children. Wars movies are the best examples of this. The more violence that is showed in movies, the more ...

The killing of Osama Bin Laden was received with mixed reactions where some people though it should call for celebration while others thought celebrating over the death of a human being is wrong. The way the death of Osama was celebrated by many Americans is wrong despite the fact that he had committed so many acts of terrorism including 9/11and killed so many people. There was neither patriotism nor civilization. You need to know the difference between justice and vengeance. Justice is done in order for the whole society to be safe but this does not mean that cruelty and ...

Abrstract

History has proven the close proximity of coexisting ethnic races has been and remains at a minimum a potentially incendiary situation. The United States of America’s 1906-1921 era surrounding World War I is absolutely no exception to this putative unwritten law of human nature and affords numerous race riot examples to demonstrate these difficulties. The riots that occurred in Atlanta (1906), Omaha and Chicago (1919), and Tulsa (1921) patently evince the brewing racial tensions between Whites and African Americans that exploded-precipitated and fueled by hatred, baseless fear, false accusations, malicious rumors, and innuendo-into riots, leaving in their wakes death, destruction, ...

Freud noted that it was possible to have the duality of drives in the sense that every engagement entails more sinister dimension of hatred and aggressiveness. A number of people can be bonded together in love implying that people are connected together as a shared identification. When people are driven by hatred and aggressiveness, it is likely to realize that it is hard for a human to unrestraint the inclination towards aggression. As a result, the cohesion between members of the society is made easier. For instance, when a particular group is connected with universal love as the foundation for togetherness, the members ...

Weiss uses a play within a play to showcase historical facts and adds dramatic fantasy to it. The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul are based on a true story about the French execution of Jean-Paul Murat. Murat highly participated in the French revolution of 1973 and was executed because of his radical involvement in the movement. The play was set in an asylum that is looked upon by the Coulmier. The year 1973 is a time that witnessed the dramatic changes in the French revolution. The wealthy class in the society started negotiating with the poor in an effort to discourage the invasion ...

Answer 1: History is full of tragic instances where millions of innocent people have suffered due to cultural and religious violence, Holocaust is one of them. As a part of my cultural activity, I went to the Holocaust museum in Miami Beach on the second of September on a Saturday morning. It took me three hours to tour the entire museum. The museum was built by the Holocaust survivors in 1984 to commemorate the assassination of millions of Jews by the Nazis in 1942 in Europe.
Answer2: On entering the memorial I thought was the cruelty real? How can somebody ...

The term "racism" is not new to this world. It has its inception since the early human history. Racism can be defined in simple terms as a hatred that exists in a person for the other. Because this kind of hatred can vary, as a result of a difference in "language, color, place of originating, skin" or any other personal reason relevant to human nature. As discussed, racism is an ugly practice and usually divides population in terms of "them" or "us" based on various personal attributes. As a result of this indecent practice, wars and slavery have been promoted and resulted in the ...

Impact of “The Bluest Eyes”

Tony Morrison made me feel pity for the life of the black community and her characters. While analyzing the character Pecola, I could compare her life with the life of a well-known personality and the king of pop music, Michael Jackson. Pecola and Michael Jackson are same in some way or other. The two ware longing for the same thing. They wanted to change their appearance to be recognized in the society. His or her idea is to change something and conform to everyone to be accepted. The story of the novel revolves around the idea of racial self-hatred or ...

Whenever reading any written work of art, the reader always gets fascinated by the heroes of the story and more often want to identify with the said hero. But there are instances where anti heroes dominate the work and find themselves being followed closely by the readers. But wait, what totals up to make a character an anti hero, better still, who is an anti hero? An anti hero is that character who is the rival in the traditional hero or protagonist in a work of art. They do not possess the expected qualities that can enable them to be heroic ...