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Introduction

‘The yellow wallpaper’ is a famous short story written by American writer charlotte Perkins Gilman. The story is considered as a landmark in American feminist literature and the same was published in a magazine in the year, 1892. Writing such feminist story was a brave step and this was very innovative for any contemporary writer. This paper intends to discuss ‘The yellow wallpaper’ with a special perspective to examine feminism along with discussing several other related aspects of the story.

Discussion

The yellow wallpaper is the story of a woman who is also the narrator of this story. This woman belongs to upper middle class society ...

General Purpose: To analyze

Specific purpose: To analyze for my audience the use of symbolism in Ernest Hemingway’s novel A Farewell to Arms
Central idea: The novel contains many instances of symbolism; the symbolism primarily corresponds to Hemingway’s feelings about war and the people who are in wars.
I. Introduction

A. Hemingway uses symbolism throughout the novel

1. He condemns warfare.
2. He admires people who serve during wartime.

B Thesis and preview of main points

The symbolism expresses Hemingway’s condemnation of warfare and his admiration of the soldiers, ambulance drivers, medical personnel, and others.
1. Rain symbolizes death.
2. Physical objects symbolize different intangible qualities.
3. Catherine’ ...

Nicotye Samayualie, Canadian Inuit Cape Dorset Artist

Research Paper
Introduction
Nicotye Samayualie, a Canadian Inuit from Cape Dorset, was born on the 23rd of November 1983. Her parents are Johnny Tunnillie Samayualie and Kudluajuk Ashoona, and her grandmother is a famous graphic artist, Keeleemeeoome Samayualie. She has clearly inherited her grandmother's artistry, whose art works were one of those few exhibited in the Cape Dorset yearly print anthology in the 1970s and 1980s (Spirit Wrestler Gallery, 2016). Nicotye has developed a strong fascination with the display, arrangements, and layouts of contrasting images in natural and artificial objects. Numerous of her artworks portray common images like crates ...

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Discussion Of Oppressed Female Issues & Solutions

The following paper is based on the short story “ The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman that depicts the life of a normal couple and is narrated by an oppressed wife who accepts every decision made by her husband or other male family members but with despair.
This paper will briefly discuss the concept of being submissive among women as characterized in the story and then discuss the issues behind this feeling in real life. The paper will also discuss some techniques to help such women get over their oppression.

Oppression ...

The story of Samuel, the thirteenth judge in ancient Israel, overlaps with that of some of ancient Israel’s most famous and first kings: Saul, David and Solomon. The reason is that Samuel was the last of the judges-rulers who governed ancient Israel before the era of the Kings began. Some of the Bible’s most popular narratives revolve around him: including that of Eli and his own mother Hannah. Samuel’s father, Elkanah, had two wives: Hannah and Peninnah. Hannah was childless and apparently incapable of bearing, whilst Peninnah had children. Elkanah used to go to offer sacrifices ...

Jarrett Family Identifying Information

The Jarrett family is the main group of characters in the film “Ordinary People” (Schwary & Redford, 1980). The Jarrett family genogram is presented in Chart 1. Jordan “Buck” Jarrett is the oldest son, but he appears only during flashbacks and memories because the film takes place after his death. The main protagonist of the story is Conrad Jarrett, who was released from the hospital after a failed suicide attempt and exhibits symptoms of depression and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Chart 1. Jarrett family geneogram.

Presenting Problem

Communication barriers are the most pressing issue for the Jarrett family. It is likely that ...

The Lincoln-Douglas debates, held in seven Illinois cities in 1858 in the lead-up to the U.S. Senate election, were of vast importance in galvanizing the nation into their two different belief systems, which led directly to the election of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency in 1860 and resulted in secession of the most of the slave states and the Civil War. The correspondence between the two men to arrange for the debates provides a glimpse at the goals and the characters of both men. Here, we will take a look at the letters exchanged between Lincoln and Douglas to arrange for ...

Colors, character’s position, their attitude, their dress code, their faces, the lights, the backgrounds represent stylistic tools that both Nicolas Poussin and Isak van Ostade use for expressing a meaning. They use all these elements as metaphors, symbols for their understanding of the family life. While Poussin reflects at the purity and chastity of the Holy Family, focusing on the infant Jesus Christ and his mother Maria for emphasizing the idea of how a normal, loving family should look like, Isak van Ostade targets other specificities of human kind, representing another side of humans, which is cruelty, vulgarity, and savage, ...

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Introduction

Every artistic work entails creativity and innovation in order to bring out an informative and impressive piece of art. However, the message contained in every piece of art is brought out clearly through the use of forms, elements of arts and more importantly principles of design. It is through the skills in arts elements that an artist is in a position to produce impressive and well-balanced art work. Additionally, art elements help the artists in formulating their expressions. While some artists express their creativity through realism other expresses their creativity through impressionism. Of note is that the artist’s ...

Introduction

The introductory section of the paper clearly presents what the author was trying to convey. The author posited that oversights in nursing care can produce negative impacts. There was not enough research to show the factors why nursing care was omitted. The absence of appropriate and adequate literary support on the subject, the problem statement was ambiguous. There were no methods stated in the initial paragraph. Rather, the methods were mentioned in the other section of the paper. There was also no mentioning of the research tradition utilized; hence, no assumptions can be rendered concerning the research problem.
Two ...

The short story ‘Boys and Girls’ was written by Alice Munro and was first published in 1968. The story is set in the mid-20th century in Canada between a time of war and the industrial revolution, giving birth to the use of machines. The protagonist in Alice Munro’s story is a young girl growing in the transition from childhood to teenage. The main character enjoys the freedom of growing up as a child without defined gender roles or distinction assigned to neither her nor her brother. As a young teenager, however, she is confronted by the burden of ...

There is an old saying in china says: When a man is near death he speaks from the heart. It means when you really face the death, your words became soft and kind-hearted. It is the kind of phenomenon that people regret after they lose something wonderful. The selfish person donates all their belongings to the charity. The mean person treats others well and show them kindness. The mad man becomes gentler. In Chekhov’s” Rothschild’s Fiddle”, he illustrates a selfish and greedy man becomes soft-hearted and regrets his choices when he faces the death directly.
Yakov, the ...

Introduction

The concept of globalization, the amalgamation of the different economies in the world, is a frequently debated issue in contemporary academic and political forums.The “importance of globalization” refers to the value gained by different nations due to their input in the process of globalization while the “need for globalization” expresses why it is necessary to implement the concept of globalization. Globalization rate indicator has become an essential measure of development due to the interrelationship between economic development and globalization (Irani and Noruzi 216). The current wave of globalization is a replica of the first wave experienced in the mid ...

Van Helsing as a Protector: The Role of the Vampire Hunter the Present-Day Vampire Culture

Abstract
The vampire culture grew out of the Gothic genre and became extremely popular throughout the world. The first and most famous representative of the vampire cast is Dracula, who first appeared as a protagonist in Bram Stocker’s book with the same name. Dracula was created as a predator that hid within his threatening castle, and attacked helpless women. The author also introduced Van Helsing, the hero who acted as a protector of women and fought to destroy the monster. However, Van Helsing remained a less popular and well-known character as compared to the monster he hunted. In ...

Abstract

The paper delves deep into the cinematic elements used by the filmmaker in making the film, The Godfather (1972). The specific cinematic elements that have been used adeptly in the course of the aesthetic work have been explored. The ways in which these elements come together to affect the audience is also explicated in the course of the paper. Thus, a formal analysis of the film in context enables one to comprehend the appeal of the film on the minds of the audience, and how the film has been weaved with all the individual aesthetic elements being ...

Purpose: This is an informative speech, and its purpose is to enlighten the audience about the importance of a smile and the role it plays in their lives.

Thesis: Smile is vital to our health and social life.

Introduction
- Do you know that forcing yourself to smile can boost your mood? If you are experiencing a terrible day, just try to force a smile, and that false smile will finally turn into a real one.
- Many people do have a clear understanding about the importance of smiling to their lives.
- Smiling has numerous health benefits including relieving stress, reducing pain and boosting one’s immune system.
- ...

Importance of Love in Love is Not All and Since feeling is First

“Love” is probably the most frequent and debatable topic as being identified in the arena of poetry. The majority of the best and extremely renowned poets have presented expressed their thoughts regarding love by means of their poems. It is the actual reason that makes the poetry rich and unique. Many of the poets portray the same issue, but they convey its significance with an entirely different viewpoint. Every poet explains love through his unique style and communicates his emotions and concepts involving love in an entirely imaginative and impressive way. There is an example of two poems written ...

“It can hardly be argued that either students or teachers shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate”. Such was the opening assertion of the United States Supreme Court in deciding the landmark case of Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District, decided in 1969. What followed in the constitutional history of what came to be known as “school speech” involves a number of cases that have essentially followed Tinker’s holding, only modifying its nuances and contemplating the ever-changing concern of the state over the welfare of its students and their role ...

“Hamlet” is one of the most admired and influential plays of William Shakespeare. Hamlet is a tragic play that was written in the beginning of seventeenth century. The play starts with a series of revengeful acts that was a common trend in that period. The play, “Hamlet” is known as one of the most influential plays of English literary world and at the same time it has the privilege of being the longest play of William Shakespeare. It is often alleged that Shakespeare’s Hamlet is influenced by Oedipus that was written by Sophocles centuries ago. Hamlet is also alleged to be ...

“It can hardly be argued that either students or teachers shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate”. Such was the opening assertion of the United States Supreme Court in deciding the landmark case of Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District, decided in 1969. What followed in the constitutional history of what came to be known as “school speech” involves a number of cases that have essentially followed Tinker’s holding, only modifying its nuances and contemplating the ever-changing concern of the state over the welfare of its students and their role ...

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‘Parental discipline’ and ‘child abuse,' what comes to mind when considering these two terms? Let us establish a definition. Parental disciplines are the techniques that every parent employs in order to make sure that their ward establishes proper boundaries. It may involve emotional punishments like scolding and expressing disappointment, and physical reprimands like spanking, slapping, shoving, and the list goes on. So what then is child abuse? As most reasonable people would consider, child abuse is a form of punishment that is pushed too far, such that it causes distress to the child. Where giving discipline ...

Arising as the biggest ideology of African culture, Rastafari movement became a household name in the late 1930s in the republic of Jamaica. Though many people describe Rastafarianism as a form of religion, the advocates of this movement consider it as a way of life. They believe that Haile Selassie equates to Jesus Christ in the Bible. Rastas or Rastafari is the name given to the followers of this movement. Moreover, Rastafarianism refers to the way of life for many of its followers. However, the Rastafari family dislikes this term because they believe it is associated with Babylonian culture. This paper hopes ...

Introduction

The book, “Prodigal Summer” by Barbara Kingsolver heavily emphasizes on ecological themes, the prodigal spirit of human nature and nature itself. Kingsolver’s fifth edition describes three stories of human love within a superior tapestry of lives between the farms and mountain of southern Appalachia. The novel clearly describes how human behavior is modeled in order to reflect usual animal behavior rather than reflecting the origin of man in the society. In the novel, Kingsolver clearly uses her own backdrop in evolutionary biology and ecology in order to inform natural the natural order of fictionalized Appalachia. The message in the ...

George Orwell was the surname of Arthur Blair who was a political change fighter and advocate, literally critic, novelist and an essayist. The reasons to why he changed his name is not known. Blair was born in Eastern India in a region namely Bengal, in June 25, 1903. This area was largely dominated by the British. His parents were Ida Mabel Blair and Richard Walmesley Blair who were civil servants (Merriman 5). However, his mother later moved with him together with his sister to England in an effort bettering their lives. Blair was a bright student and managed to win a scholarship to ...

American Literature I /2223

The Rise of Realism 1852-1960/Sojourner Truth
Realism is the art of expressing everyday life of the normal citizens without the employment of dramatization or romantism. Realism depicts the exact situation on the ground without bias towards any side. Sojourner Truth was a slave and at the same time a woman thus she was in a good position to explain the grievances faced by these groups. She explained her mind through speeches that she held to enlighten the public about equality and grievances of the less privileged. She succeeded in portraying the weaknesses of the society by proving that all people were ...

Demonstrative communication

Definition
It is the organized way where one expresses feelings as a way of conveying message to others. It is through this method of communication where one is able to understand very well the thoughts and emotions of other people. Still it can be termed as an amazing way to transfer feelings and thoughts via a lively listening and communication skills that are both verbal and also non verbal.
As cited above, demonstrative communication can be both verbal and non-verbal. The two methods or rather forms become effective depending on how well they are utilized.

Verbal communication

This can be termed ...

Jazz appeared as a social expression of diversity coming together. When different races, cultures, histories and societies meet, usually one focuses on overcoming the other(s). But when this does not happen, what remains to happen is to start working together, build together, learn from each other, and share with the other, with openness, acceptance and joy. This leads to development, through embracing the cultures of the others. Sharing and accepting the cultural diversity lead to artistic creation, through the development of a new form of art, in the early nineties, New Orleans.
Although there were focused discussions upon its ...

Competition

People of Canada at work place compete against each other. As a result, people embrace creativity and they are concern about artists. (Hooker 99). They choose to invest in projects which have got real customers and they manage their businesses in a competent manner. These people compete for power and various positions at the work place. Moreover, it is known that creativity and other input resources are always not enough. (Hofstede 80). Therefore, the market should be improved as well as finances and efficiency in operation. This will provide cultural environment in Canada that is reach. In order to reach many ...

Executive Summary

Aalborg Industry Vietnam has been marred by the problem of cultural adaptation for a long time. Conflicting cultures of the Danish workers and management and that of the Vietnamese workers and management often clashed, and to some extent, these clashes can be blamed for the poor performance of the company in the country in the initial years. Cultural perspectives of functionalist and constructivism have been used to explain the cultural problems and those of HRM that were experienced in the company. The functionalist perspective views dysfunctions in the operations of an organization emanating from any part of the company to ...

Chapter I

The stereotypes and micro-aggressions suffered by a Black woman in a toxic workplace leads to deleterious effects. The effects reported here include oppression, shame, and isolation. Internalizing these feelings of isolation systematically caused the body, mind, and spirit to suffer physiologically and psychologically. The overall strategy is termed disconnection; this concept is reinforced by the “power over” (Jordan, 2010) by a dominant group who wantonly exercise shame and isolation to discourage mutually empowerment relationships (Jordan, 2010, p. 105).
This Black woman is me. The terms Black and African American are used interchangeably. It is my preference to identify with the Black ...

Chapter I

The stereotypes and micro-aggressions suffered by a Black woman in a toxic workplace leads to deleterious effects. The effects reported here include oppression, shame, and isolation. Internalizing these feelings of isolation systematically caused the body, mind, and spirit to suffer physiologically and psychologically. The overall strategy is termed disconnection; this concept is reinforced by the “power over” (Jordan, 2010) by a dominant group who wantonly exercise shame and isolation to discourage mutually empowerment relationships (Jordan, 2010, p. 105).
This Black woman is me. The terms Black and African American are used interchangeably. It is my preference to identify with the Black ...

Analysis of Michelangelo’s Art

Michelangelo was an artist of tremendous talent and vision. Accounts left by his father, masters and friends undoubtedly confirm this statement . Through his work as a painter, an architect and above all, as a sculptor, Michelangelo managed to single out art as a vocation and an occupation in itself, separating the job of an artist from the job of an artisan. Michelangelo believed that an artist’s duty was, above all, to reflect the beauty that universally resided in the natural world; primarily defining himself as a sculptor, he humbly proceed towards unlocking the images he thought were merely “blocked in the stone”. ...

Since being published in 1884 “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” does not stop causing controversy in society as to whether this book is a story of children’s adventures, a racist manifest or an attack on society. No wonder the novel was met with different kinds of attitude: both with high praise and harsh criticism as well. The controversy was caused by several factors: M. Twain’s usage of indecent words in his characters’ speech, the way the runaway slave Jim was portrayed, the fact that the protagonist Huck Finn helped Jim to escape slavery. Almost no one seemed to understand ...

Cancers result from alterations in the genes that control cell proliferation, differentiation or apoptosis. Collins K et al (1997). Cells have a predictable way of proliferating, guided by internal machinery that controls such. Also, there are mechanisms to make sure that the process is error free. If there is any erring cell, there are mechanisms that make sure that the cell line is destroyed so that such defective cell is not perpetuated in the body system. All these processes are directed towards making sure that cancer cells do not develop. However, if there is any deviation from these check mechanisms, ...

Many of the works we have studied this term derive from a cultural context where social imbalances are reflected in the texts (i.e., class, race, colonialism, etc.). Consider one or more texts by taking into account how they respond to their cultural and historical circumstances.

Introduction

The purpose of literary texts is to highlight the human condition. Since time immemorial, literature has recorded and brought to light several incidents of social imbalance and disparity. American literary texts are replete with colonial and feminist literature and works on racial prejudices and authoritarianism. Such texts explore and guide the various ways in which ...