Books Critical Thinkings Samples For Students

Introduction

This book details the processes and activities involved in the supply chain management. Some of the processes discussed in this book include purchasing of goods and services, processing of raw material, as well as distribution of finished products to the consumer market with the aim of meeting consumer needs. The processes of transforming raw materials into finished goods are also thoroughly discussed in this book. The author of this book explains that the supply chain is commonly found in both the manufacturing and service industry, where the degree of complexity of the supply chain varies from one industry to ...

Introduction

Realism is a unique philosophical belief that suggests that a person’s reality (which can be characterized by his perception of life, including the things a person has and the experiences he has encountered), or a certain aspect of such reality is dependent on subjective factors and is ontologically independent from standard conceptual schemes, linguistic practices, beliefs, perceptions, and other established system . Realism is generally the view that entities, which in this are humans, have an objective reality, a reality that is completely and ontologically independent of those entities’ conceptual schemes, linguistic practices, beliefs, and etc. Thus, entities including abstract concepts and universals as ...

Having seen the interview on YouTube, I have to say that I was not impressed by what I saw or heard. The interviewer was biased and her aggressive posture as the interview went along was a total give-away. The interviewer was unfair to Aslan, and in most cases, kept asking the same question again and again without justification. It was also obvious that she tripped, as her emotions got the better of her. Aslan was so convincing with his response that Lauren Green, the interviewer, made the interview so personal and hit out at Aslan, without even thinking about her ...

Indeed, Mixtec writing can be considered to have had an impressive history that spans to more than 2000 years. During this long duration, it has managed to express numerous aspects and concerns in regard to social reality in which it has been produced. Bringing us to the Mixtec-Aztec interaction, Mark B. King shows us how various characters and pictorials forms of writing represents complete ideas and words instead of sounds and syllables in poems and metaphors. The structure and meaning of the Mixtec codical symbolism have been examined and expounded in his article. According to King, the focus on ...

I think the book is trying to guide human beings in the right direction. Different people have very different interpretations of the scriptures. Therefore, the book begins by identifying that the human race is associated with the New Testament since it is guided by a new covenant which different from the old covenant found in the Old Testament. The book goes ahead to explain the principles that should be used to interpret the bible so that one does not make a wrong judgment. For instance, people are advised against interpreting the bible based on their intuitions or what they assume to ...

The video titled “How to Network” is an illustration of essential networking tools. The video explores some of the methods, and tools of creating beneficial networks with different people including, employers, employees, colleagues, friends and even family. The building of essential networks is critical in project management as it allows the employees and managers to get to each other better by allowing the building of personal profiles which both parties can access. Organizations often use project management as a way of bringing individuals together so as to achieve a specific goal as indicated in “The Role of Project Leadership in Achieving ...

Introduction

In 1981, the first publication of getting Getting to Yes came out and since then it has been translated into many languages. In 1983, authors Ury, Patton and Fisher founded the Harvard project for Negotiation based on their seminar work on conflict resolution. With time they have been engaged in international and national negotiations, the central focus is the certainty that conflict resolution and negotiation skills are highly required in our world in all levels, from communities to international relations and individuals through families.

Review

Ury and Fisher have explained that good arguments need to be efficient and wise, and ...

Sonia Sotomayor

Sonia Sotomayor became the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice in August 2009, and the third female justice in the history of the Supreme Court (Greene, 14). This is a remarkable feat by any standards, and as she recounts in her book, My Beloved World, the journey to the Supreme Court was not easy. The book recounts her childhood, growing up in the projects in Bronx, through school, and through her career up until her appointment to the Supreme Court. Though one would expect a book by a person of her stature to contain jurisprudential and philosophical views, the book does not contain ...

Introduction

One of Paul’s letters to the Church, the Romans epistle has for the past two millennia been elaborated upon by the Church in connection with prevailing circumstances. This is because the change in times has shed light upon issues that are relevant to respective generations. Various theological authors over time did indeed come up with their own interpretation of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Roman people. Some of these authors were labeled rebels as a result of their interpretation attempt to explain sensitive issues about Christ’s Church and as a result had their works labeled ‘blasphemous’. One ...

The Great Divorce a great work of Lewis that attempts to challenge the assumption that humanity will be saved in the end. Lewis revisits the controversial subject of Hell and Heaven and the humanity’s desire of leading a happy life. The book develops a story that explains the people’s course from Hell to Heaven through which the narrator understands that human beings are presented with the opportunity of staying in the heaven, but fail to explore this chance because they prefer to stay in Hell. Lewis develops this concept by creating a scenario where he allows the cursed spirits to have a “ ...

2. Relationship between storytelling and religion in Life of Pi
With one voice, logicians and researchers through scholarly history have avowed the key relationships that exist between storytelling and religion. Basing on the relationship exuded between storytelling and religion, Martel wants the readers to emancipate the Life of Pi through a contemptuous perspective, whereby they can decide to have faith in it at the desired rate, almost as one can choose to trust in God because it is a common stance in the society (thesis). The young man, Patel, grasps this motivation in different sectors. He turns into a devotee of ...

Both the documents: “The Laws of Manu” and “Ban Zhao’s Admonitions for Women” talked about the role, duties and status of women in different times and places. The Laws of Manu were edited in 1913. This paper thus draws comparison between the two texts and talks about how the different times; places and religions had a huge role to play in determining how women are treated. While the Hindu version, derived from scared Hindu books, clearly shows how subservient the status of women is in Ancient India and how the only purpose of her life is to ensure that ...

Introduction

Discussion
Atwood’s Main message
As a visionary writer, Atwood has authored many books. What is common in Atwood’s books is that she attempts to put across one message over and over again. This is the message on the woman’s voice in the society. Atwood effectively passes this message in a unique manner by reconstructing her version out of ancient myth stories. Old pieces of literature were synonymous with stories of feminist exploitation. The society of the time was characterized with giving a woman no chance whatsoever. They had no say in most society matters even by a little ...

Introduction

“Into the wild” (1996) by Jon Krakauer and “Lead us into temptation: the triumph of American materialism” (1999) by James B Twitchell are two books with similar themes – the only difference being that one is an antithesis of the other. Before beginning on the journey of the exploring these themes and understanding what each of the author sought to achieve in writing the respective books, let us take a brief look into the story of each of these aforementioned books.

Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer

“Into the Wild”, though seemingly a fiction, is essentially a non-fiction book, which was written as an extension of an article Jon ...

The Journal of Hendrick Hamel is an account of the thirteen years he spent in Korea under the Joseon dynasty when the ship he was sailing on shipwrecked off the Jeju Island in the southern coast of Korea. Contrary to the name ‘Journal’ the account of Hamel is not a daily report of the years he spent but rather a report he wrote for his employers. His employers were the Dutch East India Company and he wrote this journal specifically to inform them of any possible trade opportunities. His journal was published in the Netherlands soon after his release and arrival. ...

It is often the case that science fiction writers infuse aspects of religion in their works. In the case of the two books Out of the Silent Planet and Bellwether the authors have infused aspects of religion in their works as will be shown in this essay. The presence of science fiction in books makes the genre more interesting to read. In the two novels the two main characters are characterized by their agency and their subjectivity. This means that they exhibit a mythic dimension and an ethical dimension. Characterized by their agency, the main characters in these novels are ...

INTRODUCTION

Dorothy Allison delivers the literary masterpiece with emphasis on thematic content and a narration using the first person. The book has no happy as it explores the experiences of growing in a poor family and a challenging setting. The author writes with bluntness and stark prose to paint a clear picture of the emotional and physical challenges experienced by the main character and the people around her. The first person narration manages to draw the author closer to her audience as it personifies and brings life into a book. Narrating in first person makes the reader feel as if they are experiencing a situation in ...

Barbara Ehrenreich’s presents a clear and concise account of the methods that millions of American uses to survive the economic struggles in American. In addition, the 2001 book, “Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America” analyzes how individuals survive on minimum paying jobs. Ehrenreich postulates that even though these individuals work under poor economic conditions, there is a strong “work ethic” present. But, this work ethic does not help to provide the basic necessities of transportation, food, and shelter. For those individuals who work in hotels, restaurants, retail stores, and a number of other service jobs the wages are not ...

Genesis

The book of Genesis in the Bible, majorly explains about the origin the Earth and man. It gives a chronological story of how God used six days to come up with the world and all that dwells in it. However, the book of Genesis does not give the historical context of God. It just traces the first words God\ during creation of the Earth and its inhabitants. A reader remains wondering how God came into existence. A super human being, very powerful, is creating human beings in his image. Although this may be true, the book of life does not ...

Reflection Paper: In Search For Stability

The central idea of I Ching is about the philosophy of changes. I Ching is " the books of changes". It began six thousand years ago as a pattern for symbols in the linear fashion and later came into existence as philosophical ideology and thinking. This text is presently the living spirit of Chinese knowledge and continues to influence every facet of China even to present a day. The event by Dr. Guo-Ming Chen took place in Grand valley state university. The presentation by him discusses why the book has such significance in Chinese lifestyle and what are the learning outcomes of ...

The book has incorporated aspects of modern culture where jazz music signifies the contemporary nature of things at a time. The character of Joss, a jazz musician, is twisted since he lives a double life. She is a woman acting and pretending to be a man, and married Millie, who tells the story upon the death of Joss. They later adopt a son and name him Colman. The book highlights the modern setup on aspects of same-sex marriages and adoptions.
The writer has used natural aspects such as the sea to pass across certain points. The sea in this case represents the seriousness of ...

Critical review

Introduction
The Quran is an Islamic holy book believed to have been revealed to the prophet Muhammad (Haleem, 2001, p.7). Since the creation of the Quran it has been translated into various languages around the world to cater for all Muslims speaking a variety of language around the world (Ahamed, 2006, p. 23),. Abdel Haleem's translation of the Quran is a fine translation of the book. This is because of the author's mastery both English and Arabic languages. He author is an expert lexicographer and is, therefore, a master of both ancient and modern Arabic languages. This makes it easy for ...

Why E-Books Are Upending the Publishing Business

The book publishing industry has become very competitive making it difficult for publishers to break-even in some instances. It, therefore, becomes necessary for publishers to look for alternative, creative ways of generating more revenue to cover their fixed cost and or variable costs. This additional income enables them to reduce their retail prices further and acquire a large market share. Strategies employed by publishers to earn an extra revenue include selling of space in their e-books and or physical books to advertisers and especially advertisers who want to pass information related to the books’ contents. This implies that in an ...

A New Earth is a motivational book written by Eckhart Tolle published in 2005. The book can be illustrated as a personal development book that inspires the readers to live a happy life without bothering themselves so much about the earthly possessions but the present time. The main purpose of Eckhart is to change the thinking of people through enlightenment on humbleness and self-assessment. In chapter seven of the ‘New earth,’ the author indicates that self-evaluation is best achieved through one’s awareness and not through reflection on emotions and thoughts.
Tolle succeeds in bringing out the fact that a person acquires ...

The Things They Carried” is a real-liferetelling of the author’s experience during his time in the Vietnam War. Love, is not the primary preoccupation in the book, it is remembering and making sense of the experiences endured during the hardship of this war. However, love does play a role in the book. Rather, it is the lack of love, or lost love searched for that is a central theme of the book.
One of the quotations that stands out in the book and is important to understanding the theme of love is when O’Brien writes, ““But the thing about ...

E-learning refers to the type of education or learning facilitated by the use of the internet. As distance education is getting popular with the passage of time, E-learning is highly in use. Through this convenience, it has been easier for students to pursue distance education. Therefore, E-learning involved in distance education enhances the quality of education and supported all types of programs. It is a technology oriented education that makes distance education more feasible.
E-learning has several benefits. It is cheap and does not require one to buy books or resources. The web pages are accessed for free. Notwithstanding ...

There are various poems that any average literature student can study. Each poem, depending on the fundamental ideologies, and or past experiences of their authors, can be uniquely parallel from, or somewhat similar to each other. The objective of this paper is to discuss side by side Bronte’s Jane Eyre and Davis’ Life in the Iron Mills and compare the two based on the style of their writing and expression, and the themes and ideologies that were evident in their respective poetry-related work.

Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre

Jane Eyre was the name of the fictional main character in Charlotte Bronte’s book ...

Book Review

Lane, William L. Hebrews: A Call to Commitment. Vancouver, B.C.: Regent College Pub, 2004.

Introduction

Summary
The commentary by Lane is an exegetical and technical works that is based on the original text of the Hebrew. The author interacts with latest literature to make commentaries about the book of Hebrews. This makes the book fit for seminary students, scholars and people with an understanding of the original text. It has been argued that Hebrews is a difficult book. Hebrews is considered as a very difficult book, many people perceive it to be very difficult and this is what motivated Lane to ...

Critical analysis of ‘Nike’s voice looms large. Social policy’ by Ballinger Jeff

Ballinger focuses his work on one company that has been known to exploit its workers. This is a tactic by Ballinger to ensure that his work is effective. Nike is a rich U.S. company that had been infamous for exploiting its workers. By using it as his target in his work, Ballinger was able to draw out worldwide attention for his book. An author writes his work with the aim of reaching out to his readers to make them aware or educate them about something. Ballinger as a labor activist had the aim to inform people of how rich companies used cheap ...

Mark Twain was a humorist, an American journalist, lecturer and a novelist. Samuel Langhorne Clemens is his real name, Mark Twain being his stage name. He acquired fame internationally for his narratives on travel. The adventures of Huckleberry Finn provide a description of his hometown and his experiences. It begins in St. Petersburg, with encounters in Jackson's Island by Huck and Jim. It then shifts its attention to a journey full of perils down the Mississippi river to the Deep South. The distance from St. Peter in this journey creates a different distance, a complex and ironic perspective of the book, which is his masterpiece ...

According to the Communist manifesto the happenings in the future is mainly influenced by what happens in the present. Specters are things that are dead and this can be evidenced from the situations brought forth by Derrida in the Communist Manifesto (Bartlett 62). Spectrality can be a haunting phenomenon in that it can spur an individual into action mostly on the political aspect. For instance, Marx came to identify that communism should be considered dead like a specter in order to replace it with what was considered to be a living communism. This shows that this specter from the past is bent ...

General Motors (GM) is a company with a history of more than one hundred years. The company has witnessed two world wars and experienced the most prosperous period of auto industry in the United States. It once became the world’s largest auto corporation accomplished by engaging in numerous mergers, acquisitions and many other ways. Its development is the greatest history of the American automobile industry (Sloan 1990). In 2003, Toyota with its 8.13 billion dollar profits, replaced GM at the lead position (Liker, 2004, p. 4). After that, GM faced a crisis of bankruptcy in the year 2009. However, Toyota also ...

A response on the “My Years with General Motors” and “The Toyota Way”

A Response On the “My Years with General Motors” And “The Toyota Way”
General Motors (GM) is a company with a history of more than one hundred years. The company has witnessed two world wars and the most prosperous period of auto industry in the United States. It had once become the world’s largest auto corporation through engaging in numerous mergers, acquisitions and many other ways. Its development is the greatest history of the American automobile industry. However, in the 2003, Toyota with 8.13 billion dollar profit seized the GM's first throne (Liker, 2004, p. 4). Furthermore, GM faced a ...

The artist

Christian Paul Kunsch was born in Hagen in the North German state of Westphalia. He is primarily a husband and father but is also a photographer and Taoist for good measure, also describing himself as ‘European’ on his website. His work which is chiefly in black and white is basically inspired by the work of Bernard Plossu, Francoise Nunez, Henri Cartier Bresson and Lucien Herve. However he claims other influences such as the music of Radiohead, Thom Yorke and Max Richter. Another source of inspiration is Wim Wenders, the film director whose movie, ‘Wings of Desire’ is an important part of ...

Books are a great way of sharing valuable information to others. They are important because they are the main source of information that provides overview on historical events that occurred in the past, records what is happening in present times, and helps give people insights about the future. Thus, when given a choice to choose among various alternatives on how to share bits of knowledge, books are the best option among available media. Books contain information that enables man to make informed decisions as it nourishes the brain to probe and analyze deeper and expands one’s imagination and knowledge.
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E-BOOK VERSUS P-BOOK

The financial page of the New Yorker has played the role of bringing to the table a very interesting article by writer James Surowiecki. This particular article appeared on the 29th of July 2013. The article plays host to a very interesting argument on an emergent and indeed very contentious issue.
The article addresses the battle for supremacy between the new digital e book system and the traditional physical book system. According to the author the old traditional book seems to be doing well and holding its ground in the face of such new and more convenient information. The author ...

Jane Jacob wrote the book, The Death and Life of Great American Cities in 1961 at a time when most of the American cities were overwhelmed with immense development projects. The book provides Jacob’s opinion on what makes these cities work as well as a critique of modern planning theory. This book can be considered to bear dual significance. While on one end the book is specific in offering critique of the urban planning, it is general since it lies in the degree to which Jacob calls into question the concepts of central planning and bureaucratic expertise concepts. Specifically on ...

The three writers’ wrote books in the essence of being in sync with each other’s minds. The themes of their books are related in a manner when looked at in bigger perspective. All their literal works spoke of the same message repeatedly and it grew to a movement, which had many followers. Societal ideals and beliefs in those days were stiff and biased to one line of thought.
The work of challenging this beliefs and ideals through his ideals and literal works had quite an impact. This made him not liked but a certain group of people in the society. ...

Abstract

Slavery is a subject of heated discussion and argument and many works are published each year depicting the ethical inconsistencies and the way slaves and slavery paved the way for the history to arrive to this day. The following is an article that analyzes the book “Inhuman Bondage: The Rise and Fall of Slavery in the New World” by David B. Davis on the subject of slavery and the way it created the Americas and the American society.

Inhuman Bondage: Critical Essay

Introduction
Slavery has been the scourge of mankind throughout the ages. Slaves have been the untold structures of not just economies, ...

The Story: Part One; Question 1

- In order to receive trademark protection, it is required that the trademark be distinctive. This implies that the mark should be able to clearly distinguish a specific product (good or service) as originating from a certain producer. To this end, consumers and the public should be able to identify the source of the product by just seeing the trademark. Secondly, the trademark to be registered must be in use commercially. Otherwise, the trader must give written evidence that they intend to use the trademark for commercial purposes in the future.
- There are four main types of trademarks, namely; ...

Introduction

The Hunger games, which is an introductory novel written by an author Suzanne Collins whose description of the girl Katniss Everdeen is of futuristic tale illustration and overcomes the odds that occurs to her. The comparison of the movie and the book of the Hunger games are portrayed in light of a totalitarian nation of Panem which is divided into twelve districts and the Capitol and in a descriptive future that is clearly dystopian.

Perspective

The Arena is sown to be controlled by Seneca Crane and it is portrayed through the highlighting displays of the day`s kills, releasing mutations, and trying ...

In Facundo, Civilization and barbarism, 1845, the Argentine writer Domingo Faustino Sarmiento (1810-1888) presented a smart, modern comprehensive interpretive study and understanding of their nation: its land, its people, its history and its political situation (Zimmer 131). The thesis proposed Facundo broad interpretation of sociological basis, the American man. Sarmiento national social development divided into two stages, "civilization" and "barbarism." The man, in his view, evolved from the simplest to the most complex. In its simplest stage the man was a being "wild" and more complex in their stadium should reach the state of "civilization". The "barbarism" was an intermediate stage ...

Blink: the power of thinking without thinking introduces a revolutionary ant at first glance a somewhat berserk was of analysis and decision making. The book argues that mental analysis that works rapidly and somewhat almost instinctively is far much better and more prone to success than well informed, researched and clearly thought out decisions. The main subject of the book is thin slicing which is human ability to clearly make out what is most relevant within minimal periods of experience as opposed to well thought out research, in-depth observation and longetive analysis with all relevant facts at hand without making any ...

In the book Ambivalent Conquests, Inga Clendenin uses firsthand accounts to prove her thesis about the New World and the Spanish settlers. Using the point of view of the Europeans, Clendenin writes about the worship of idolatry in the Yucatan. Perhaps the central theme in the book is the while Franciscans had an honest attempt to Christianize the indigenous people of the new world, the missionaries failed this initial experiment because of their corruption, political engagements, and torture as well blatant racism ( Clendenin, p. 165-189). In addition, this is also a story of rejection, conquest, blood bath, and forceful conversion ...

Introduction

This comparison considers an article by Sir Ken Robinson, ‘How Schools Stifle Creativity’ and the book by John Dewey ‘Experience and Education’. The two works take remarkably informative views on education and the direction it should take to be of benefit to the wholesome education of the learners.

Question (1), summary of the book by ‘Experience and Education’

The book by ‘Experience and Education’ starts with a strong statement of what traditional education is. The author defines the process of education as one whose intent is to prepare the young for future responsibilities by way of imparting in them organized bodies of information and prepared forms of skills (Dewey, 2-3). The ...

Each of us is ethically obligated and socially responsible to society. Our “moral imagination” is a very important tool that can be used to frame moral issues and link them to cultural and our own values. This involves picturing a variety of scenarios in the attempt to solve a certain dilemma, and throughout our quest for answers, we should always measure all possible solutions with regards to values we aspire to. Thus, moral imagination is simply being able to step outside of oneself and imagine a variety of solutions with regards to their moral content while analyzing a certain situation. Man’s Search for ...

Philosophy

Introduction
This is the review of the book "Social Modernization and the End of Ideology Debate: Patterns of Ideological Polarization written by Russell J. Dalton. A summary and critique is also written based on the review on how the book is written and what the author is trying to imply with his writing.

Critique

This book portrays how the ideological stage in politics has ended. Ideological polarization as stated in the book represents the divergence of governmental behavior to ideological extreme conditions. The history of ideology was written in a perfect pattern in which it portrays that it has been ...

Research is a vital aspect of how we receive process, retain, and gather information. Research can be offered in two forms; primary and secondary. Which form of research would you rather use in order to complete academic assignments? Explain your answer by supplying at least two statements to your thinking.
Research; the methodical analysis and study of sources with an aim of establishing truth, is a core part of a college student’s life. Students are however provided with an option of which type of research to use. They can either use primary research which entails the collection of original data ...

The two books by Michael Kaufman and Beauvoir compare. In the book “The construction of Masculinity and the Triad of Men’s Violence” Michael Kaufman highlights the fact that the act of violence exists in many things at once. He compares the violence to a ritual action in social relations of power. In essence, there is the dominant and the weaker, the powerful and the powerless, the active and the passive and finally the masculine and feminine. The argument is similar to what Simone de Beauvoir in his book “The Other Sex” questioned why some violence is regarded as acceptable ...

In the novel, Tristram Shandyby Laurence Sterne, it is clear that both the form and content are in a continuous antagonism with each other. An analysis of the book, the Tristram Shandy is essential in describing relationship between content and form and their significance. Using relevant illustrations and examples is essential in developing a conclusion that fits the purpose of the book. Analyzing the relationship between form and content in Sterne’s novel is imperative in clarifying the role of these aspects in the development of the literary work.
According to Eymer, the form of a novel is by definition, the ...

The Book of Genesis, chapters 37-50 in the Old Testament of the Bible reveal that the life of Joseph contains a lesson from God regarding how we Christians must approach our lives in general, especially when it comes to our work and vocation. There are many ways of approaching work and vocation, we may be ambitious about it or disappointed it by, many times we may succeed in it and many times we may fail.
Throughout chapters 37-50 of the Book of Genesis, Joseph came across numerous people and scenarios; however, his attitude towards them always remained consistent. Whether ...

Film Studies

He again goes back to discuss certain academic writings by film scholars like Murray Smith, Richard Allen, Noel Carroll and David Bordwell. He maintains that these scholars do not find theory to be scientific (Turvey, 110). ‘Analytic philosophy wants to redeem “theory” for film by placing it in the context of a philosophy of science. At the same time, this implies that the epistemologies that were characteristic of the humanities for a number of decades are neither philosophically nor scientifically legitimate. And so the contestation of theory becomes a de facto epistemological dismissal of the humanities’.
The philosopher, Wittgenstein, wanted to ...

Introduction

Wishes and Rainbows is a children’s comic storybook. This book talks about a town, Colorland, that in its entire existence has not seen anything of color and when flowers are introduced to there, the whole town is overwhelmed. The book is essentially designed to stimulate the imagination of the students as they continue with their exploration of economic problems such as scarce resources, different allocation methods and the society’s reaction in alleviating such problems.

Question 1

The concept of scarcity is illustrated very well in the story. Scarcity can be defined as a situation where there is a deficiency of something that people ...

A response to the artworks

A response to the artworks

INTRODUCTION

The contemporary artworks of 21st century have come far ahead of usual pencil, paint brush and charcoal artworks. Now, there are countless instances of digital artworks as well as mixed media art incorporating innovative ideas and state-of-the-art technologies. This short essay analysis aims at illuminating the similar array of artworks- by artists Beth Grabowski and Jina Valentine. The response for their artworks in term of artistic quotient has been given here.

BETH GRABOWSKI’S ARTWORKS

Beth Grabowski is the Assistant Chair and Director of Undergraduate Studies for Studio Art who takes classes including undergraduate courses in printmaking, 2-D ...

Introduction

Training
The most important stage to become a police officer is experiencing through a training process. Most police groups found out mostly ahead crime certainty, and experience tough incidences and event by convictions so there is a need to train the individuals to become the stable and manly policy officer to implement the law enforcement strictly. Therefore, first of all there is a need to pass the training stage to become a police officer for the individuals who want to go in the police department (Bogira 322).
According to the book, First stage the recruitment procedure of police officer in the main ...

The presentation by Sandy should be an eye-opener into the world of people trying to come to terms with the reality that they are attracted to people of the same sex. The fact that society does not wish to accept that it exists is a problem that many homosexuals are facing. Homosexuality should not be the problem, choosing not to deal with it, is the problem. Many religions, if not all, claim that it is a sin. It is even in the Holy Book that participating in sexual deed with individuals of similar sex is a sin. However, what people do not ...

Erica Jong collection, “Love Comes First” is her latest version of her poetry books. The book is useful to individuals who wish to bring Eros in their sweet life. The book is also useful for learning the diction, styles, thematic structure, and the brilliance of the poet. The literature review has helped to make a comparison with other books to show the uniqueness of the author’s piece of work. The poetry book is mainly concentrated with the death shadow. The poems in this book are speaking direct to the authors and this makes them more persuasive to the readers. ...

Introduction

“The Oresteia is a trilogy of Greek tragedies” is a book written by Aeschylus which definitely highlights the end of the bother on the House of Atreus. The book consists of three plays; Agamemnon, the Libation Bearers and the Avenging Furies OR Kindly Spirit. The apparent melodramatic ending of Aeschylus' Oresteia is not as melodramatic as it seems. An example is illustrated by Agamemnon who enters into a chariot which certainly illustrates that not everyone in Argos is definitely well disposed to the king.
The story of “ORESTEIA” causes a melodramatic ending in the end but on the inner view of it, ...

Book I

- What is the reference in the epigraph, "Sixty Million and more"?
This epigraph is in reference here is the total number of slaves who lost their lives by the time we get to what the author refers to as the ‘middle passage.’
- Why do you think the book is titled "Beloved" rather than "Sethe" or "The Ghost" or some such? What features of the book does the title emphasize?
The title emphasizes the concept of trauma literature. The title brings out those traumatic experiences that were experienced by slaves in the hands of ...

In a school learning community, change cannot just be initiated and institutionalized in an instant. As. Willard R. Daggett and Richard D. Jones write in their article that, “The process of improving student performance goes by many different names” (Daggett and Jones 1). Thus, in Chapter 10 of his book, Robert H. Palestini quite quirkily describes the change process “as being like making a U-turn with Queen Elizabeth II” (Palestini 199). Both works make it evident that schools are constantly challenged by school improvement and success for every study. However, Palestini, Daggett and Jones agree that even though change it is ...