Destruction Creative Writings Samples For Students

The cover displays a rough cave like rocky texture with plenty of “caveman art”. The art implies the evolution of man from more primitive forms walking on all fours to intermediate forms with a bent back to the more evolved upright and seemingly complex modern man. The piece is intertwined by a haunting creepy theme broken up by frantic, sound interludes that tend to grow darker and darker as man’s spirit sinks lower and he nears his imminent destruction. The work basically depicts man’s journey from primitive forms to more evolved intelligent forms to the enslavement of fellow men and ...

When World War I broke, earlier poets wrote poems celebrating the outbreak of the First World War. These poems reflected an over-optimistic, sentimental and unrealistic attitude to war that mirrored the attitude of the British people, who assumed that the war was chivalrous and heroic. Rupert Brooke's “The Soldier” is an example of such early World War I poetry, in which Brooke uses strong figurative language and symbols to romanticize and sentimentalize the horrors of war. By 1915, both the British people and poets began to realize how horrific and terrible the war really was, and poems thereafter ...

ABM: Anti-Ballistic Missile (treaty). This is an agreement made by US and USSR to minimize the use of ground-based antimissile systems. The agreement also prevented the two countries from testing or using anti-missile systems based on the sea, land or space.
BWC: Biological Weapon Convention. This is an agreement which was made by various countries to control the deadly biological weapons in the world.
CWC: Chemical Weapon Convention. This a treaty signed by countries to stop the development and use of chemical weapons.
IAEA: International Atom Energy Agency. This is an international organization which was formed to ...

Abstract

This essay offers a Marxist perspective of Graham Greene’s short story “The Destructors,” where the protagonist Trevor is portrayed as the Marxist intellectual who endeavors to overthrow the old regime and enforce a new one. Being the child of an architect, he uses his creative knowledge to destroy the house that symbolizes old values and regime, and his creativity is so well though through that is equals the architect’s efforts at creating this beautiful house. Green reveals only a limited omniscient narrator voice, which urges the reader not to merely blindly follow the information given about the characters and their ...

Question # 1

One of the major concepts of Confucianism is “Jen” and in Confucianism, Jen is what makes individual an individual. It is what gives self its humanity and dignity. In Confucianism, the concept of self is not an isolated one. In Confucians teaching, it is not possible to be an individual without the society and the concept of the self emerges only in the relation to others. Confucianism gives much more value to the whole society rather than individualism as it considers individuals to be a constituent of society instead of isolated objects. Confucianism propagates strong hierarchical order and persuades individuals to ...

Introduction

Extremely Loud and Extremely Close is a novel published and released in 2005. The novel was written by renowned author, Jonathan Safran Foer. The novel’s main protagonist is Oskar Schell, an extraordinary lad of nine years who is inspired by a key that he finds in his deceased father’s vase to embark on an extensive search across New York City looking for information on the key. Some of the main characters in the novel include his mother, his grandparents and a host of other support characters.
Through the funny and precocious narration of the nine year of Oscar, the ...