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An Analysis of the Formulation of California Senate Bill 4

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Overview
The purpose of this research has been to focus on the decision making and agenda setting policy concerning the regulation of hydraulic fracturing to drill for petroleum products when California Senate Bill (SB) 4 was passed. Hydraulic fracturing has been used for many years in California, but this is the first time a bill has been passed to regulate the activity. The bill was passed in the assembly first and then moved to the senate where it was passed in the form of SB 4.
The factors and actors that worked together to ...

This paper proposes to delineate the characteristics of Holden Caulfield, the adolescent protagonist hero of J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye and illuminate the reasons as to why this prototype of brooding adolescence, displaying a rather uber-cool style of disaffection, disenchantment and disillusionment became an indispensable figure of interest, in literary circles as well as popular culture. The paper seeks to take issue with the wider dimensions attached to the ‘incapacitation and debilitation’ Holden is often accused of and address Salinger’s vision behind etching Caulfield precisely the way he is. The paper also wishes to foreground the ...

Leader to Leader: Leadership Lessons from Everyday Life

Introduction
The article focuses on leadership skills that many successful entrepreneurs across the world have input for them to be a success everyone would like to adapt, share, peruse and talk about. It focuses on a few successful people who have made it, in terms of business, despite their low profile. The article further explains how these people achieved success, focusing on five major points; being your own self, being authentic core leader, encompassing moral behaviors and compass in one’s business and bringing into reality one’s own thinking.

Type of Research

The article is a quantitative research, since it focuses on numbers ...

Introduction

The House of God is a hilarious novel with information on everything doctors do not want patients to know. The author based the story on his experience at the Beth Israel Hospital. The novel caused a scandal when it first appeared. The work glamorized traits of dehumanizing and unprofessional attitudes towards ailing patients, which are a set of very unethical issues. Such include a sadistic and dark humor such as how to “turf” patients to other specialties. Another idea is that GOMERs go round.
The text promotes a detachment from the patient, which causes them to act in ways that may prove unsafe ...

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Reaction to poems of Langston Hughes
Langston Hughes is a well known poet of the Harlem renaissance era, and his poems are famous for their themes of social and racial protest. His works are known for the profound insights they give into various social issues such as, black discrimination, life during the depression era, and effect of the World War II on American society. A hallmark of Hughes’ poems is, the emphasis he places on ‘Black pride’ and the way he eschews self pity. He was proud of his ancestry, and his poems reflected the concealed anger and pain, ...

Introduction

Pablo Neruda is a prominent person of the last century. He was not a poet, but a diplomat and the Senator of the Chili. Moreover, Pablo Neruda was the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Neruda’s poems keep on magnifying people even nowadays. Although, his poems have been studied a lot, there is still a lot to research. This thesis is aimed at revealing the new side of Neruda’s work. In the thesis, I will consider the issue of filling loneliness in Neruda’s poem If you forget me. I have chosen this poem for my research, because there no single ...

Analysis of the Novel Time and Again by Jack Finney

Time and Again is a novel written by Jack Finney that manifests what preservation is when it comes to the history of places. The Main character, Simon Morley, returns to 1882 New York City. He wanders through the New York World and the old City Hall Post Office as well as Gramercy Park. This depicts historical adventure that leads to wishful thinking of ways in which one can turn out to be Si. He sees the world exactly as it was one may think that a day had not passes after the happenings he goes back to investigate. He is involved ...

Diablo III is an action role-playing game (ARPG) taking place in a fantasy-based, Dungeons and Dragons-esque universe. Players will choose one class from barbarian, demon hunter, monk, witch doctor, or wizard. All heroes are well balanced; for example, barbarian and monk classes have a benefit in survival in the game beginning, but they have a low damage per second with the same levels and equipment compared with demon hunter and wizard. Demon hunter and wizard have high damage per second (DPS) but they are easily killed. Players can have fun from challenging, fantasy, discovery and a little bit narrative.
The goal of ...

FAMILY AND SOCIETY

Meeting new people, working, walking and even living in the environment with the others makes us think of our attitude to them, our mood, words we say and actions we do, therefore sociology takes so important place in life of every human on the Earth. Our present day society is multicultural and each member of it is an individual with his own problems and reasons for happiness but there also exist topics which should be regarded as a common and undivided set of confusions existing in modern society. Such topics are discussed in different articles but the ones I have ...

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Reflection of Suicide in Kindred, Family, and Letter
Family written by Joan California Cooper is the tale of an African slave girl named Clora, her children and the manner in which here blood (through her children) flows from its African origins all-round the whole world, eventually mingling with that of other ethnicities, races, and social classes. In the years prior to the Civil War, Clora gives her master six children, out of which only three survive and become adults. Though Clora commits suicide, she continues to “live” in the form of a narrator ...

The Mending Wall

The Mending Wall is a poem that revolves around the saying, “Good fences make good neighbors,” as stated in the 27th line. The speaker and his neighbor, both separated by a wall made of stone, are the main protagonists in the poem. The poem itself is a setting where both the speaker and his neighbor record one of their rare instances of meeting one another – during spring, a time when they make repair on their sides of the wall together (Holland 365-385). A thorough reading of the poem would bring one to realize that the speaker is highly unconvinced as to why the ...

As society grows more reliant on computers, the internet, video games, and cell phones, a serious social discourse has resulted. Some authors, such as Prensky (2001), have argued that our society has a marked generational schism, referring to those born after 1980 as "digital natives" -- especially students -- whereas he calls those who were born before 1980 "digital immigrants." Other authors, such as Kuehn (2011), argue that the digital era that is upon us is less of a generational phenomenon, and states that everyone is affected by the digital revolution. Kuehn views participants in the digital world as being on a continuum ...

Introduction

Change is ever present aspect of human life. The dynamic nature of the society and the environment means that people cannot afford to stay in the same position and must adapt their lifestyles, attitude and behavior occasionally in order to fit in. This description is fitting to the involuntary type of change. On the other hand, change can be voluntary especially when it is motivated by personal convictions such as the desire for success. Change is a theme that appears in many literature publications. “Young Goodman Brown” and “Sweat’ are two famous short stories that feature characters going through change. ...

English

Pride and Prejudice, the story of a family with five daughters was set up in the eighteenth century of English society. The novel revolves around the theme of societal norms in the late century. In the eighteenth century, men and women were instructed to follow the societal norms that defined the code of conduct of an individual and judged people according to their status and property. But there was a gender inequality in the society, as men could do anything they wished and can even break the norms but women were expected to follow the norms rigidly. In earlier days, the ...

Love and hate are two of the strongest emotions that people can feel. They can be creative emotions or destructive emotions, and much of literature is centered around what happens when people feel these emotions about each other. The Shadow of the Wind is a novel about a love story between two people; it is also the story of a love affair between a man and a book. There are many mixed emotions that occur within the novel, and the narrator is young and naive, especially at first. However, he comes to realize, over the course of the text, that to truly hate is ...

Hamer, D. (February 20, 2014). An open Letter on Homosexuality to My Fellow Scientist in Uganda. The New York Times. Retrieved on June 1, 2014 http://kristof.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/02/20/an-open-letter-on-homosexuality-to-my-fellow-ugandan-scientists/ The article reports how President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda is against same sex Marriage. The president signed a law that illegalizes same sex relationship. The president does this at a time when scientists affirm the relationship between specifically genetic regions and male sex orientation. There is no sole gene answerable for homosexuality. The behavior occurs just like other traits such as skin color and skin color. The trait comes, as a result, of the interaction of ...

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Literary Analysis of the Play Arcadia
Hayden White, in his essay titled "The Historical Text as Literary Artifact" argues that, every historian is a storyteller, and the ability to construe historical events into coherent narrative form is significant to the art of historiography. He conveys that literary imagination is crucial to a historian and stresses on the need to recognize that there is a fictive element to any historical narrative. This essay, by analyzing the play ‘Arcadia’ written by Tom Stoppard, aims to find out, how literary genre and literary elements used by the author alter or impact our ...

The aim of this essay is to present you with a portrait of the thematic core of the book ‘The Postmortal’ by Drew Magary which is an innovative approach to an issue which has been troubling and terrifying human nature. The essay will focus on the life lessons which are put across to the readers of the book as far as to what life’s meaning is supposed to be and how it is to be adopted by human societies.
‘The Postmortal’ is a book belonging to the science-fiction genre. It is a book whose plot addresses it readers with the ...

Death of a Salesman, written by American playwright Arthur Miller, is a play that revolves around the life and times of Willy Loman. After failing to attain his goals in life, Willy degenerates into a state of denial and frustration. For instance, he is angry with his sons, Biff and Happy, because they have not amounted to anything. It is at this point that the two boys hatch a plan to pacify their father. Biff would go back to his former employer and make a business proposal. However, the plan does not materialize because the employer can no longer recognize Biff. Nevertheless, Willy, Biff ...

The Canterbury tales is an anthology of stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer. The stories are written in verse and some in prose and are told by a group of pilgrims on their way to Southwark to the shrine of Saint Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral. They were contesting for a prize with the stories they tell. The prize of the winner was a free meal at the Tabard Inn at Southwark on their way back. They stopped at the Tabard Inn where they decided to tell stories on their way to Canterbury. The host of the Inn decided that, each pilgrim was ...

History

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This paper will discuss the Role of Religion in New England life in the 17th Century. We will discuss how religion arrived in New England and how it spread. We will also consider the importance of literature in developing religion in New England and the relationship between natives and Puritans.

How Religion arrived in New England

Immigrants from Europe who moved and settled in New England in 1620s were on religious journey for freedom. Pilgrims from Plymoth in 1620s left England for a religious journey to ensure they could worship they way they wanted to without interference. These theologians soon ...

Humanism is stated as a philosophy. The focus of this philosophy has been on human means to understand human reality. This philosophy is of science and reason in the knowledge pursuit. Followers of this philosophy reject arbitrary revelation, authority, faith and modified state of consciousness. It is also referred as a philosophy of concern and imagination. It is based on realistic beliefs and associated with those humans who love the life. People following this theory take the blame of the lives of other humans. Mulk Raj Anand provides a clear view of the philosophy. He defines it as a system of thinking in ...

Introduction

The major thesis of Founding Brothers is brotherhood. In his insightful analysis of the founding of the United States of America, Joseph Ellis explains that George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, Aaron Burr, Alexander Hamilton and other founding fathers were joined together in their fight for the establishment of the now powerful country in the world. Despite having divergent personalities, these heroes came together to share their philosophies, devotions and thoughts on how best they could establish a one united nation.
This paper gives a critical analysis of the struggles of the founding fathers during the ...

Description of the Theme

The short story written by John Updike entitled “Dog’s Death” centers on unraveling vividly the excruciating pain described as quietly endured by a beloved pet dog prior to the eventual and inevitable demise and the surrounding love and affection felt for the dog as they tried their best to address the dog’s dilemma. As noted in chapter 7, “theme in fiction is associated with something abstract, something broad: The theme in a story is associated with an idea that lies behind the storyis a representation of the idea behind the story” .

Identification of at Least Two of the Literary Elements that Contribute to the Theme

The mentioned theme in the short story was exemplified ...

“The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” is the most well-known story by one of the renowned humorists in the United States, James Thurber. When the story was published, readers began to acknowledge and recognize Walter Mitty as an archetypal American figure. Walter Mitty has become a renowned character in American fiction as well. No doubt, the main reason that “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” became so popular was because Thurber made it possible for readers to identify with Mitty since most people often find their lives disappointing and ordinary, and so they enter a more interesting world by using daydreams. ...

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Still hungry in America
Summary
The main issue is about starvation in most countries. The author focuses starvation in America and recommends ways in which this phenomenon can be eradicated. The article gives a brief overview of how this issue has been given attention by many leaders of the world. The article strives to make starvation to be a global problem and not confined to the United States alone. This is a global problem. The article also focuses on the effort that have been done by both the state and non-governmental sector in the quest to solve his problem. The ...

Ahn, M.J., Bretschneider, S.(2011). Politics of e-government: E-government and political control of bureaucracy. Public Administration Review, 71 (3)
The following article is aimed at reporting innovative public administration experiment in South Korea, which was initiated in order to reduce negative influences of bureaucracy on provision of governmental services and improve citizen participation and democratic values.
The article is useful for the research as it reflects recent trends in the development of public administration and can serve as a good ground to use upside down approach, when coming to the history of the issue.
Matei, L., Flogaits, ...

The philosophy Boethius once said as he reflected on his life while wasting away in a prison cell, “there is no pain so great as the contemplation of former happiness in present sorrow.” This is a universal theme in literature, looking back at a better time from the vantage point of a deplorable condition. This essay explores this theme and secondary literary tools that help achieve the feeling of lost Eden that Hemmingway employs in his short story “Hills Like White Elephants.”
In some stories, an unwanted change of loss occurs in one instant. Someone could lose a loved one in a dramatic way ...

Literature

Thesis Statement: A man is not drawn by a woman’s physical beauty, but is more enamored by the grace and purity of a woman’s character that completes her own aura of beauty.
The subject of Lord Byron’s poem is about a woman who is full of beauty, grace and elegance. Based from the lines of the poem, it will appear that the speaker relates to a third person point of view. Many historians assumed that the narrator of the poem is the Byron himself.The poem is mainly focused on the comparison of the beautywoman to night and starry skies. ...

On her loving two equally poem analysis

In Aphra Behn's poem, On Her Loving Two Equally, she describes openly about her predicament that has been brought about by loving two men, Damon and Alexis. The persona finds herself undecided in between her feelings for the two men. When she is with one of her men, she finds herself wanting and longing for the other who is not present. For her, as she describes it, she would need to merge as one the two men in order for her to be completely satisfied.

The theme of this poem in the three stanzas could be expressed as ...

The Civil Rights Movement in the American South gave rise to a number of amazingly intelligent African-American activists and speakers. One of those speakers was Malcolm X. Malcolm X was born into a family that was touched by racial violence, and as a result, he became one of the leaders at the forefront of the American Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and onwards (X and Haley). Unlike some of the other leaders of the Civil Rights Movement, Malcolm X was unabashedly fierce on certain topics-- notably, Malcolm X frequently advocated the separation of the races, and occasionally even advocated the idea ...

Introduction

In literary works, writers normally utilize characterization technique in revealing the personalities of their characters. This technique is categorized into direct and indirect characterization. In direct characterization technique, the writer usually makes statements that are direct about the traits of the characters. On the other hand, in indirect characterization, readers draw conclusions about the characters based on how such characters act, think, and look, in addition to what the other characters think about them. Both Walker and Maupassant utilize these techniques in “Everyday Use” and “The Necklace,” to bring out the characters of Dee and Mathilde respectively. This essay ...

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Introduction
One of the key things to note concerning literature includes the fact that di9fferent people have different opinions and understanding for different pieces of literature, according to their own understanding and interpretation. This is, especially, the case in the field of poetry, whereby, people understand the literature differently, especially, based on their differences in their schools of thought. This is one of the most essential aspects to note in Beowulf, which has been noted include the fact that different linguists have had different opinions and perspectives concerning the 3182 lines-long piece by an unknown Anglo-Saxon poet.
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In the novel, Frankenstein, Mary Shelly draws parallels between Victor Frankenstein and the monster and aptly portrays how the two characters are linked to each other depending on several common traits which thy share. Victor admires the nature saying, “Happy, happy earth! Fit habitation for gods” (Shelly 127). In times of desolation, bereaved of his loved ones, Victor seeks the solace to his solace from nature. He wishes to strengthen his shattered spirits imbibing the sustenance from nature and it becomes his personal therapy. Even the monster’s love for nature is evident in the course of the novel ...

Charles Dickens’ Our Mutual Friend is his last completed work and is arguably his most famous one as well. The major theme of the novel revolves around the dangers of misusing money. Practically all of the well-to-do characters in the novel are portrayed in a mostly negative light. For instance, the heir to the Harmon fortune hides his identity so he can accurately discern the character of Bella Wilfer and the Boffins. The implication of his actions is that a rich man can never determine who his real friends are and, consequently, must trust no one. A related theme is predation— ...

Introduction

This story revolves around the tendencies and nature of human beings pertaining to how they react to the supernatural forces and beliefs in the society. It is about how the human beings respond to the supernatural forces. The main theme or idea in this story is the response to supernatural forces by human beings in the society and the extent of faith and belief. This rests in the old man with wings in relation to the healing of [the child. The girl who turned into a spider also gives the basis and foundation for this theme of human nature response ...

The British Literary work from the modern term that this paper chooses is the Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. This literary work was crafted at the height of the Industrial Revolution in Britain. England was facing an economic transformation from manual labor to an industrial-led economy. This new economy required men and women with the necessary classical education to run machinery and occupy various managerial posts within the emerging corporate market. This transition saw a large population of Britain move from the rural areas to urban areas to seek employment opportunities. The level of education was an essential determinant on ...

The Arab uprising by James L Gelvin forms the first publication of the collection of the Arab spring, which is accredited to Marc Lynch. This American political scholar is considered to have close political ties to the Obama administration. He analyses the current state of affairs in the Middle East while highlighting the main players and the historical context.
The Arab uprising, as opposed to other accounts, is not only placed in the history of the Middle East, but in several parts of the world to insight comparisons. As opposed to many journalistic accounts, this account is fully ...

Context of the research and reflections

Context of the research
The Abu Dhabi Men’s College is located in the United Arab Emirates and its students are mostly native Arab speakers. English is used in almost every context in UAE including shops, the streets and school. The use of English has particularly become important to the citizens of the UAE as they seek to communicate with the rest of the world.
The Foundation Studies program is designed to equip students with English reading and writing skills and arithmetic skills prior to commencement of their university education. The English programs is made up of ...

This is gentle and eccentric piece taking in account the use of a deliberate, dissonance against the existing harmony but at the same time trying to be mild. It produces a piquant and more of a melancholy effect which go in hand with a peacefully, gravely and sadly instruction in the performance.
This paper aims to take an in-depth look at the musical piece. The main details under consideration are its characteristics, structure and other major and minute musical details. With this understanding, one can be able to familiarize with the key elements expressed.
The performance normally starts with an alternation ...

“The Addict”

Abstract
This is an essay about Anne Sexton’s poem “The Addict,” It describes how Anne Sexton tried desperately tried to rid herself of mental illness and drug addiction. She wrote from her heart and her personal experience.
The hymn “When Peace Like a River Attended my Way,” was written out of great despair; the writer whole family perished at sea and when he came to the area in the ocean he went to his cabin and penned this famous hymn. Like her counterpart, Anne Sexton’s poetry is born out of great depression; she began to write ...

Introduction

The change of feminism in the 21st century occurred due to the long struggle that occurred in history by women for their rights. In order to know the effect of feminism in the 21st century one should know its history beginning with the definition. Feminism is the fight for women's right either socially, economically and politically. The fight began in the 19th century in countries such as France, USA, England and later the rest of the world. According to history, the fight for women's right is divided into four waves. The first wave was in the 19th century where ...

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Censorship has been a debatable issue for decades with critics viewing it as an infringement on the rights that have been enshrined in many constitutions of many countries; this is the main reason why the notion of censorship in any sector is met with extreme resistance; however, it is a part of history that those holding positions of power often use this idea to suppress what they feel are ideas that might lead to opposition or other fundamental ideas that might threaten their hold over the people; when it comes to literature it is important to consider the effect that this ...

An article published in a 2002 edition of The Modern Language Review noted that there is a growing belief among scholars that Sir Gawain is a misogynistic figure who descends “to the level of a churl capable of abusing the ladies of (the Green Knight’s) household” (Morgan, 265). Indeed, Gawain’s rant, which takes place near the end of the classic medieval poem, is part of an ancient literary tradition that reaches into the distant past. And yet Gawain is also a contradictory figure, a knight errant critical of women in the story and yet a hero who bore the image of the Virgin Mary ...

Literature is universal. In modern societies, literature refers to the art of the written works that includes poems, short stories and novels. Literature reflects life. The themes usually portrayed in literary pieces are life, death, sickness, and survival. Literary pieces are written for children and adults alike. The manner by which the story unfolds in a literary piece signals whether a story is written for a child or for adults. This essay talks about the differences between how childhood is constructed in literature intended for adults and how childhood is constructed in literature intended for actual kids. Using the works by Williams ...

Jack London succeeds in vividly illustrating the story he tells in “To Build a Fire”, as thru his writing he has the literary strength to paint the happenings and to draw the clear image of his characters and their adventures. Moreover, the strength of his style, the form and writing technique and structure empowers the content of this short story and this strength is an attribute of formalism (Dobie 33). London’s critics argue whether his writings adjust to formalism, comparing the strength of the content, versus the power of the literary art. This essay investigates whether Jack London’s “ ...

For quite a long time, sports have been at the epicenter of man’s life. There are various sports that men have come up with, some of which require much skill, energy and practice while others do not. Sports are carried out for competitions and at other times for personal edification. I seek to provide evidence that sports, at whichever category, help to bring the people together and strengthen the social bonds. The areas to be addressed are multicultural international competitions that bring people from different backgrounds together.

Since the medieval eras of Van Beethoven to the modern era, music ...

Did The Hunger Games Film Version Fail to Impart its Message?

Background

The opening of the film version of the “The Hunger Games” became one of the most awaited events of the year, thanks to the fans of the stars with major roles in the movie and the book fanatics of the The Hunger Games three-book series. At least one day after the international movie premiere, criticisms and reviews were released regarding the cinematography and other aspects of the movie.
One of the most controversial issues regarding the movie was the comparison between the original The Hunger Games book ...

Child development psychologist Bruno Bettelheim once wrote that the true significance of folktales for children lies in their underlying, or “hidden,” meaning. Fairy tales pose “existential dilemmas,” and communicate either a solution or punishment that emphasizes some moral point, the reasoning out of which not only facilitates the expansion of imagination but helps develop rational and critical thinking skills (Zipes, p. 182). As such, “the fairy tale liberates the child’s subconscious so that he or she can work through conflicts and experiences which would otherwise be repressed” (Ibid). Simply put, they provide a means through which a child may begin to ...

Medical Killings and the Psychology of Genocide, The Nazi Doctors by Robert Jay Lifton and Doctors from Hell by Vivien Spitz.

Thesis:

Medical experimentation was one of the most horrible parts of the history of Nazism. In this dark period of history, the doctors indulged in their fantasies regarding Jews whom they regarded as subhuman and without any sort of dignity
The books mentioned examine the psychology of genocide in the sense that the Nazi doctors were actually very much committed to their cause as they believed that the eradication of the Jewish race was something which actually had ...

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The Holocaust was the planned and state-supported execution of around six million Jews. The persecution was carried out by the Nazi administration and its supporters. The Nazis, came to rule in Germany in 1933; they deemed Jews as inferior to Germans and that they were contaminating the German community. The Nazi reign continued until 1945 when they were finally defeated.
As well as targeting Jews, the Nazis also singled out gypsies, homosexuals, those with disabilities and Jehovah’s Witnesses. In fact, any person who put up resistance to the Nazi’s was either sent to a labour camp or ...

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This excellent book by Joseph Damato examines a murder which took place in the early 1980’s by father and son who were both farmers and who were on the brink of destitution with their farm abandoned and mortgaged off to the bankers who eventually met their end in a grisly murder. The murders took place in rural Minnesota, a land of superstition and loneliness where James and Steven Jenkins had to face ostracization from their peers for failing to perform on the farm.
D’Amato delves deep into the psychological problems of the father and son with the former having ...

Wikipedia is a reference website that has information on different features and subjects. This information ranges from information on business, sports, science and arts. From Wikipedia, one can also come across information on recognizable individuals like actors, sports figures, scientists, and other celebrities around the world. Therefore, Wikipedia serves as a source of information to whoever needs information about anything of their interest. People searching information could be travelers, tourists, farmers, scientists, geographers and even students who all need information on what they are studying.

Most students at every level of studying use the internet in their research. They use information ...

Never judge culture by one man and never judge a man by popular culture.

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In “The Death of the Author,” structuralist thinker Roland Barthes suggested the notion of the author as a distinct identity in the creation and interpretation of a text was a thing of the past. Instead, he preferred the use of the word “scriptor” to refer to the person writing or typing a work for the first time. The ideas in the scriptor's mind would have to travel through his or her semiotic filters to make it to the paper – those filters take the ideas and shape them – for ...

The code of conduct thence, build by members of the two different gender namely male and female are given poignant preeminence since they have been inherently cultured to create into women a docile lam like character that places them under some helpless disposition of abuse by their male colleagues. It is this abhorred state of affairs that the writer tries to satirize in the exposition that are eminent in the stories thereof. The writer presents a female character who disabuses the mythology of female gender inferiority and separates with her abusive husband when the marriage life that she had initially craved ...

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The coming of age novel To Kill a Mockingbird ,by Harper Lee uses her experience as Southerner to examine the ethical issues during the great depression taking the readers to a time when discrimination dominant.Setting the story in the southern town of Maycomb country, where the story is viewed through the eyes of a young girl trying to learn that life is a blur of good and bad. Through the innocence of Scout, Harper Lee presents the varying aspects of intolerance and racism evoking the vivid racial discrimination around the melodramatic town of Maycomb; provoking the distinctive characters to challenge their values to ...

‘Stubborn Husband, Stubborn Wife’ – Traditional Persian Tale

‘The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses’ – Bessie Head

An Interpretative Analysis

These three texts differ greatly in many ways. The dates of their composition are separated by many years and the social context in which they were written is greatly different. Trifles might be said to be a proto-feminist work in the way it describes the marriage of John and Minnie Wright, and in the way that Mrs Hale and Mrs. Peters understand why Minnie Wright killed her husband and conspire to keep the truth from the police in sisterly solidarity with Minnie Wright. ‘The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses’ is set in South Africa ...

I have used “The Answer is No” and “One of These Days” in this paper to develop the thesis that Good ethical people of the society refrain from being associated with bad and unethical people and they are not scared of worst outcomes of such decisions”.

The Answer is No - The girl who is main character of the story and the protagonist, has been ruined by his teacher, the antagonist in the story. The central plot of the story is that the girl in young age was tutored by a man equal to her father’s age, almost 25 ...

Jodi Picoult’s novel, My Sister’s Keeper, introduces many complex themes such as ethical dilemmas, medical autonomy and justice. The story introduces Anna Fitzgerald, a thirteen year old girl, as the protagonist. Anna wishes to sue her parents for medical emancipation as Anna’s parents expect her to give up one of her kidneys for her older sister, Kate, who suffers from Leukaemia. Picoult tackles her subject with skill and sensitivity, and not only raises the themes into public consciousness, but makes them accessible to a wide audience.
The book reveals, early on, that Anna was conceived because Kate ...

Introduction

Anne Bradstreet, is a big name in the world of poetry, she received a lot of attention with the kind of work that she had produced during the later half of the seventeenth century. Bradstreet’s most of the poems are lyrical, and the presence of craft in them is exquisite, she ensures that in all her poems she immerses herself into the glory of life and lives it to the fullest. In this paper we will look at few works from Bradstreet and our focus will be to analyze them from the various perspectives to deduce that the basic themes ...