Essays on Quote

Thesis statement

Capitalism is an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production, with the goal of making a profit.1 This is a quote and will be used in the introduction. Source : Capitalism Oxford Dictionaries. Retrieved 4 January 2013.

- John Maynard Keynes believes that capitalism is essential for freedom to survive and thrive. This is a paraphrase and will be used in I.2 Source: Capitalism. Wikipedia (Accessed May 13, 2013). - Capitalism is a social system based on the recognition of individual rights, including property rights, in which all property is privately owned.3This is a quote and will be ...

Introduction

James Baldwin in this classic story writes about 2 brothers growing up in a black ghetto called Harlem in New York. These two brothers are from the African-American race and the story was written during the 1950s, a time when the black people were actually enforced to live in a world of discrimination, prejudice, suppression, and poverty. This means that the living standards of black people were very difficult. The idea of individual suffering actually hovers inescapably over this story. Every character suffers in a particular way that is, from poverty, grief, addiction, and limited opportunities in life. For that reason, this essay ...

1. The author of quote number one is Thomas Paine; the book is an American crisis. It is significant in establishing solutions when America had a great crisis. 2. The author of quote number two is Philip Freneau and the book is “On Mr. Paine’s Rights of Man.”The significance of this quote was during the American Revolution where Paine where he wanted changes but was very conservative. 3. The author of quote number three is Washington Irving and the book is Rip Van Winkle. Its significance is when an old man is curious in manners ...

Quote of the week (7)

The quote for this week is specially used by a Yoga instructor to engage the attendants on the best practices of Yoga. While yoga has a rich background in Hinduism, today’s contemporary society attends yoga lessons for its diverse health benefits. Ranging for strength, flexibility and balance, people also learn how to move their bodies in new ways. Being an art, Yoga has to be done in particular ways in order to reap maximum benefit and avoid injury. As an art of relaxation, certain rules have also to be observed in order to get the best out of it. The ...

- Literature - Myths - Epics - Literary analysis - Plot - Setting - Characters - Point of view - Theme - Context - Archetypes - Mesopotamia - Marduk - Cuneiform - Babylonia. British Museum - Religious, historical and literary. Covenant - Torah. Pentateuch - Psalms - James - Jewish diaspora.Israel - This quote is found in the book “Genesis” of The Bible. This quote is important because Noah saved natural beings from being destroyed by coming into favor ...

People rely on their leaders or authorities to make wise decisions and develop law that benefits the community. Authorities form policies and processes that suits communities and help people moving further on way of prosperity. Decisions taken by authorities are derived keeping in mind the greatest good for greatest number of people. It is essential that Authorities should be wise and knowledgeable in order to make wise rules and decisions. This paper discusses how Quote “Authority without wisdom is like a heavy axe without an edge, fitter to bruise than polish” is related with “Revolting against authority”. The paper further ...

Analysis of a quote by Simon Critchley on love and its relation to the novel ‘Wuthering Heights’by Emily Brontë - Reflections on the quote and the extent to which its truth is experienced through the reading of the ‘Wuthering Heights’ – Examples of the quote’s demonstration in the context and plot of the novel [The author’s name]

Abstract

This paper will present you with the demonstration of a quote. The quote is written and said by Simon Critchley and it is about love. Simon Critchley is an English philosopher who serves the field of philosophy. Critchley (2009) states that ...

Self-reliance

“Be yourself; no base imitator of another, but your best self. There is something, which you can do better than another. Listen to the inward voice and bravely obey that. Do the things at which you are great, not what you were never made for.” (Emerson) (Nina et al, 1094) In this quote, Emerson urges people to remain themselves at all times. He insists on people obeying their natural instincts, trusting in their intrinsic abilities and doing the things that they can do best. He believes that by so doing everyone will be able to rely in him/herself. ...

Quote 1: You know you've reached rock bottom when you're told you have character flaws by a man who hanged his predecessor in a military coup. This quote is said by Charlie and was designed to explain how gross ones characters might have become especially when they receive comments in regard to their character flaws especially from a person they had presumed to be having more flaws than they already have. Charlie the charismatic senator who is famed for outsourcing funds for arms in Afganistan against, Russia is talking to the president about the state of situation affecting the people in ...

Quote for week 9

The quote for week nine involves a conversation between two individuals with the Down’s syndrome. The quote personifies the saying that disability is not inability. The two individuals use the Down’s syndrome to show how some things cannot changed, our great need for them to change notwithstanding. However, we see the positive nature of Mitchell when she calls the situation change syndrome to underscore the need to change their outlook. The quote asks us to embrace that which we cannot change and instead of getting disillusioned, we change our perspective and our way of thought towards it. The ...

This article is about how two of the world’s largest parcel delivery and shipping companies are, in fact, owned by the same owners. The article talks about UPS and FedEx, two companies having a chunk of the market share offering the above-mentioned services. Based on the illustration shown herewith, UPS has a 25.9% share of the deferred market while FedEx is closely following at 21.8% share. In terms of overnight packages, FedEx leads all market players with a 42.2% share while UPS follows at 33.8%. Figure 1 Market Share of FedEx and UPS Taken together, these two companies command a ...

Introduction

Laws are intended to enforce and reflect the ethical and moral standards in a society that is civilized. Laws are used in civilized societies as fundamental instruments for controlling the behavior of man. There is a slight difference between ethics and morals that should be outlined. Morality deals with the aspects that are regarded as wrong or right. Morality originates from the conscience of the individual and from the values of a society that are based on political principles or religious traditions. A moral conduct, therefore, is that which is considered right in the conscience of the doer and the values of ...

Interpretive Analysis for Macbeth by William Shakespeare

Shakespeare's Macbeth illustrates different theme in his book through quotes from different characters. The ambition is one of the themes that are the driving force in the play as various characters struggle to meet their goals. Another theme is romantic that appears to be in trouble, in this play. For instance, during courtship that is before marriage as well as at marriage there seem to be a struggle between the parties. Even though the two couples Macbeth and the wife are united and happy, it is ironical. It is because the unity between them is due to their mutual madness, ...

1. “whoever you are It's your mission on earth” (Coelho 21-22). The philosophy of the novel is somewhat based on the above quote. The message Coelho is conveying is that dreams are not selfish or silly desires that we should ignore. Instead, dreams or something we desire or really want are actually a calling, and pursuing such a dream is our “mission on earth” that can lead us on a journey of discovery. The concept of “the soul of the universe” is also introduced in this quote that is referred to as the “Soul of the World” later in the novel. ...

Quote 1

“Because if you know what you are doing, then you don't have to look like you know what you are doing, because it comes naturally” Larry Mann. I understand this quote to mean that if I am well knowledgeable, skilled and proficient in what I do, then I do not have to be particularly careful or “look like I know what I am doing”. I can be a bit “carefree” and still achieve good results in my work because I do what I do in a natural and unstrained manner. In my life, these words mean that I should try ...

Compare and contrast

Introduction Edgar Allan Poe is a narrator who we can describe as nervous but not mad. What he thinks is that when we read his two outstanding pieces of work, we probably think that he is insane but this is not true. What we perhaps call his madness fails to be his madness but a sense of hearing acute in him. In addition, Edgar believes that the quick, low dull sound- much like a sound made by the watch enveloped in cotton is actually the song of the beating heart of an old man. Those believes, which the narrator has are ...

Introduction;

‘The great Gatsby,’ by Scott Fitzgerald elaborates the events that took place in the late years of 1922. The novel brings the substantive findings in contribution to the findings in the literature overview regarding particular topics. The novel focuses on the master piece of literature in regards to the capturing the essence of the related era of World War 1. The various characters are brought out vividly in the context that seeks to illustrate the various themes. The novel focuses to bring the various epics related to the love and relationships in the social arena. The book is ...

The article of Garrett Hardin entitled, “Lifeboat Ethics: The Case Against Helping The Poor,” talked about the plight of poor nations’ population and the role of rich nations in aiding this population (Hardin 376). The article differentiated the lives of population of rich nations from poor nations (Hardin 376). The author reiterated the important role of immigration to rich countries by people from poor nations to overcome poverty (Hardin 377). - Thesis Statement In "Lifeboat Ethics: The Case Against Helping the Poor," Garrett Hardin use logos and pathos to argue that rich nations should not have to ...

Abstract

In order to make a sound investment, it is important to evaluate the available opportunities and come out with a proper investment decision based on the past, present and future market trends. This calls for thorough analysis of both the industry and the individual investment in order to ascertain its viability and profitability. This paper focuses on Ford Motor Company stock, which for quite some time, had been left for dead. The paper gives a brief background of the problems that the company was faced with, which resulted in its poor performance. It further highlights how the company turned around from an ...

Wes Moore as well as the other Moore grew up in the same neighbourhood. The neighbourhood was surrounding by various moral atrocities. Some of the atrocities that surrounded the social setting in which these two character grew in include drug abuse and negative peer pressure. Though both Wes Moore and the other Moore grew up in the same neighbourhood they grew up to become very different individuals that exhibited different interests and attributes. This paper intends to answer the question; what happened in the life of each of the two characters that led to different outcomes in terms of ...

"Don't be afraid of your fears. They're not there to scare you. They're there to let you know that something is worth it " - C. Joybell C.

The quote written by C. Joybell C. is inspiring and influential due to the positive meaning it provides. Written in three separate sentences, the quote was presented and structured as follows: through a command or directive (Don’t be afraid of your fears); and through subsequent explanations or justifications indicating the reasons why the initial assertion was made. The author was seemingly talking to a second person, through ...

Background

“Be the change you want to see in the world.”- Mahatma Gandhi. When Mahatma Gandhi said these words, he wanted to inspire individuals to be the drivers of change and not wait for others to initiate the change they wanted to see in their immediate environment. There is no documentary evidence for the quote, however a remark by Mahatma Gandhi does provide some clue: “If we could change ourselves, the tendencies in the world would also change. As a man changes his own nature, so does the attitude of the world change towards him. We need not wait to see ...

Quote 1: I wonder that religion can live or die on the strength of a faint, stirring breeze. The scent trail shifts , causing the predator to miss the pounce. One god draws in the breath; another god expires. (Page, 141) This is a quote from Adah after she had gone to get water with Leah , but she returned home later than Leah since she always liked wandering about and doing her things at her own slower pace. As she was walking along the trail, she thought that she heard footsteps following her, but every time she stopped the noises also ...

Virginia Woolf's novel, Mrs. Dalloway, is considered by most to be a baffling read. This is partly because the novelist, Woolf, experiments with the technique of connecting the character's internal and external dialogues in the text. This is quite obvious in the author's characterization of Mrs. Dalloway or Clarissa, the protagonist of the novel, and Septimus. Many critics contend that both of these characters are a doubles. This idea, of course, comes from the “Introduction to the Random House edition of her novel” which states that, “‘Septimus, who later is intended to be her [that ...

Activity 21 Expressing Yourself

If I am to become one of Antonio’s closest friends and at the same time be given the chance to give him counsel about his biggest life dilemmas (at least at that point in his life) (also I would assume that I am a friend who is older than him by several years and have had encountered more experiences and problems than him), I would teach Antonio the same things and ideas that Ultima did. I honestly think that the way how Ultima gave Antonio various counsels was the best way to go because firstly, it did not force ...

- Harry and Reasons for escapes. - Types of magic tricks and escapes. Harry Houdini performed magic tricks in which he escaped from bondage by different objects. It included chains and handcuffs through which he would be tied first before he could manage to get off the chains and escape. He also performed magic tricks in which he was buried, but still managed to get him out of the coffins and the soil hence cheating death. His escapes were from different objects that were tied around his body or in the hands and legs only (Phillips). ...

The Marius readings for this assignment discuss paragraphs and sentences (see pp. 89-111). Apply two of Marius' ideas, one from each chapter (one on paragraphs and one on sentences), to the essay provided below. In a paragraph that provides coherence for the following questions, answer them for part 1: 1.Find one paragraph error in the essay. Quote the sentence(s) from the essay in which the error occurs. 2. Quote the statement from Marius which applies to the error that you chose in the essay (be sure to give the page number in parentheses). 3.Explain what is wrong with the ...

1). “The common idea that success spoils people by making them vain, egotistical and self-complacent is erroneous; on the contrary, it makes them , for the most part, humble, tolerant and kind. Failure makes people bitter and cruel.” (Maugham). Response: I agree with this quote that it is a mistake to believe that success can make a person “vain, egotistical and self-complacent.” I believe that the most successful people are also the most humble. I believe that success tempers the qualities of being driven and passionate along with humility. Being successfully teaches us to know when to listen and when to ...

Quote 1: It was clear that to be a New Yorker could mean so many things that it meant practically nothing at all (p32). This quote is a thought by Deo when he first got to New York and was living in Central Park . Having survived a civil war in Burundi, Deo escaped to US in search of a safer and better life. Just like many other immigrants he believed that US was the land full of opportunities and promises, but at this moment, he was feeling lonelier than ever before. This lonely feeling made Deo think that he had wrongly judged ...

Is the Das Adam Smith Problem Relevant Today? An Assessment of the Modern Economic Conception of Agency for Understanding Human Conduct in General and Moral Conduct In Particular

An Assessment of the Modern Economic Conception of Agency for Understanding Human Conduct in General and Moral Conduct In Particular Adam Smith Adam Smith was a Scottish political economist, born in June 5, 1723. He is one of the most renowned political economist, lecturer and essayist. Adam Smith is known for his contributions to the field of politics, economy and moral philosophy, having written two of the most revered books ...

Hamlet written by William Shakespeare has one of the greatest and widely recognized lines in literature, “to be or not to be”. Many have pondered over what this one line actually meant, but because it’s open to interpretation there are many perspectives. Many at times, it is assumed that this phrase contemplates suicide. The point where the protagonist uttered this line was a truly tragic moment, and he felt his life to be full of burdens and sorrows. Therefore, it is understandable if he wanted to commit suicide. Many also claim that Hamlet was pretending to be mad, so ...

Weber M; The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism in Lemert, C. (Ed.) Social Theory: The Multicultural and Classic Readings. 3nd ed. (104-108) (2004) Boulder, CO.: Westview Press Quote: “In order that a manner of life well adapted to the peculiarities of the capitalism… could come to dominate others, it had to originate somewhere, and not in isolated individuals alone, but as a way of life common to the whole groups of man” (para 1 lines 1-3) In this quote, Weber focuses on capitalism which eventually can grow to dominate other people’s lives and eventually forge a way ...

In revising this piece, one of the main aspects that needs to be addressed is the choice of language used. In a piece of academic writing, it is essential to use formal language. In this piece the student has, at times, used colloquial language. An example of this is the line, “The cinematography followed the look established in Batman Begins by using subdued colours, lots of darkness and a more restrained visual style than the one seen in the late 80s and 90s”. Instead of the words ‘lots of,’ the student should have used something more formal, for example ‘many’. This ...

"Everything about him was old except his eyes and they were the same color as the sea and were cheerful and undefeated"(Hemingway 10). The Speaker is the narrator. The narrator tries to physically describe Santiago. He illustrates that Santiago is aged, but his eyes illustrates the determination of working at the sea. The quote provides a general physical feature of Santiago. Santiago is the key figure in the text. His eyes resembled the sea because that was his workplace. The environment illustrated in the narrative is the sea environment. "Now is the time to think of only one ...

Compare The Hobbit to The Natural, in terms of a main character’s journey from the start of the novel to the end. Both Roy Hobbs and Bilbo Baggins have their “heroic” moments, and both experience quite a different end to their respective journeys. Analyse the two characters in a comparison/contrast, argumentative discussion of where their respective paths diverge.

Introduction

The Hobbit and The Natural are both excellent novels in their own right, and that treat broadly similar themes. Both characters are on a life journey of sorts, Bilbo Baggins is in search of a share of the treasure while Roy Hobbs also has his ...

In his article «Capitalism and Heroism in Taxi Driver», published in 2013, Matthew J. Ianucci explores the distorted inner world and perception of Travis Bickle, the Vietnam War veteran, who, due to his sleep disorder, is working as a cab driver at night time. Obsessed with the idea to be a vigilant and recognized hero of society, he, ironically, is an outcast, striving to certify his masculinity through violent and reckless actions. In his article Ianucci comes to the conclusion that violence has never been and will never be the answer to the major social and economic problems that plague the ...

“Great Expectations” is a luminous piece of literary work by British author Charles Dickens. This novel was written in 1860’s and is completely recited in the first person. This is one of highly acclaimed novels of Dickens. The author raises some relevant issues in his novel and presents the same before readers in a vivid manner. This paper aims to propose a discussion on the novel, “Great Expectations” and further discusses Dickens writing style, various symbols and themes of the novel.

Plot Summary

The story is knitted around a young boy named Pip, who is orphan and lives with his elder sister. One day ...

Introduction

Rationalism is the major developed concept during the time of John Locke. His goal in his works is to build a more sophisticated foundation for information and science. The method he proposed is to evaluate the scope, limitation and reliability of the knowledge of humans and to differentiate it to the irrational concepts and ideas. He started to investigate the ability of the human mind by analysing the origin of our ideas. Locke believed that in order to understand the human mind, one should trace the origin of the idea from the individual’s experience (Kaijo, np). John Locke’ ...

Report

The term known as "Code of ethics" explains the rules and regulations that are formulated within an organization or team.As per Thomas Edison , "Non-violence leads to the highest ethics, which is the goal of all evolution. Until we stop harming all other living beings, we are still savages.” The term ethical code encompasses different parameter and may be elaborated as “A guide of principles designed to help professionals conduct business honestly and with integrity. A code of ethics document may outline the mission and values of the business or organization, how professionals are supposed to approach problems, the ...

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INTRODUCTION “He [that is, Antonio] hath disgraced me, and hindered me half a million—laughed at my losses, mocked at my gains, scorned my nation, thwarted my bargains, cooled my friends, heated mine enemies—what’s his reason? I am a Jew. Hath not a Jew eyes?” (Merchant of Venice, 3.1.42-46) The above lines were borrowed from the famous speech made by Shylock in William Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice. This speech by Shylock was his attempt at demonstrating his humanity and to encourage the audience to sympathize with his condition as a person ...

Ursula K Le Guin: The Day Before the Revolution

Ursula Le Guin’s short story ‘The Day Before the Revolution’ focuses on the main character’s old age experiences, exploring several important and crucial themes such as ageing, loneliness and grief. It is often seen as a sort of prologue to the more famous story The Dispossessed in which Le Guin explores the rambling themes of racism and political ambivalence. The story follows is about a woman, Laia Asieo Odo, and it follows her throughout a day in her life. Although she is sometimes referred to as Odo, this story is a personal narrative mostly and she is calls her ed ...

1). “We got our own rules.” (Irving). Response: The apple picking crew at Ocean View Orchards keeps on ignoring the list of rules they are supposed to follow every season and when Homer asks the why this is so, this quote is the explanation that he gets. I believe that list of rules that is posted at the cider house every season is a metaphor for the rules of society. I believe this quote teaches an important lesson that at times rules that do not make sense tend to prevent us from doing something that is morally right. In ...

1). “Ted,” he said, “when all this started, I asked myself, ‘Am I going to withdraw from the world, like most people do, or am I going to live?’ I decided I'm going to live- or at least try to live- the way I want, with dignity, with courage, with humor, with composure.” (Albom) Response: This quote is a testament to Morrie’s willingness to carry on; to continue trying. It is well-known that the mouth says what the brain tells it. So, what I take from this quote is that even though Morrie was horribly disabled by his ...

Discuss the similarities and differences of Emerson's "Self-reliance" and The Declaration of Independence

Thesis: The thesis of this paper is to compare and contrast the essay “Self-Reliance” with the Declaration of Independence (United States)

"There is a time in every man's education" (Emerson) compared to "When in the course of human events" (Declaration).

In his essay “Self-Reliance”, the author Ralph Emerson states that “There is a time in every man’s education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide;” Here, the author tries to convey the fact that envy is the most foolish feeling and one should never try to be someone else. Each individual has his/her own share of strengths and weaknesses and trying to copy someone because you feel they’re better is ...

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Introduction

This paper relates an analysis of stock price behavior over the period of time from the 21st of October to the 17th of November. The aim of the paper is to trace an effect made on the stock price by the changes in markets. The markets are affected by a number of economic and non-economic factors that sometimes cannot be predicted. Among the most popular factors influencing markets are: market sentiment, growth expectations, valuation, momentum, and central bank activity. Actually, any economic factor or company news may influence stock price. A portfolio of five stocks was analyzed. ...

Classic English Literature

The books entitled “Maus I: A Survivors Tale” and “Mause II: And Here My Troubles Began”, are graphic novels by the cartoon artist named Art Spiegelman. It is about his father’s experiences during the Holocaust as a Polish Jew. Spiegelman had a postmodernist style in his work and presented his subjects in an interesting manner. The Jews were mice and Germans were more dominant animals. The books alternate between past and present timelines. A number of themes can be found within the book. The theme of race and power were the more dominant aspects of the book which spoke out.

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Question 1

Ballenger’s statement implies that, despite the fact that a researcher ought to use a source in his or her research, he or she is not eligible to directly copy the works incorporated in the source. The relationship between a researcher and the source becomes complex in this context in that, owing to the fact that a researcher should use resources and closely relate his work to the source in which he retrieved facts and supporting evidence, he or she should not quote the work directly but somewhat present the ideas or rather the supporting evidence using his or her own words.

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A metaphor is a figurative language style that implicitly compares two things or objects that are far between them though they have common characteristics. In the quote, the inner part of the body is assumed to respond the same way as the outer part. The comparison is direct, and it is not indirect as the way a metaphor does. The inner part of the human body is used to refer to the brain while the outer parts refer to the external parts of the body such as legs and arms. Events that occur in the physical world and the body ...

The character Frodo Baggins in the trilogy Lord of the Rings is a character who potrays bravery and courage and blind at parts. What is amazing about this character, is the will he shows, in the various quests he takes up. Frodo is the son of Drogo Baggins; he is a hobbit of the shire, of the third age. In the movie, he is the holder of the ring that is to be taken to Mount Doom to be destroyed. He is one of the three hobbits who sailed to the end of the third age in the middle of the ...

Introduction to prototyping

1.1 Definition and objectives A prototype is a functional model that works similar to the component of the product. In most cases, the client only has the general perspective of what is expected from the product of software. In such a situation where there is no detailed information concerning the system input, processing requirements and the output requirements, the prototyping model can be used. Prototyping has a number of objectives. First, it is employed in order to overcome the possible client misinterpretation and also to test technical feasibility of the proposed design and its purpose. Next is that it is meant ...

In our world, happiness becomes a hard goal to achieve, as every human being tends to hurt and ignore others in order to be happy. Since eternity humans have been striving to find happiness – and meaning – in daily pursuits. In pursuing happiness, moreover, we, humans, believe our own happiness should come at someone else's expense. Trained in business and management, Goldstein – now a licensed psychologist – develops an interesting but brief argument on happiness and unhappiness ("About Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D."). Tapping into powerful impact quotes usually exercise, Goldstein calls for more giving and sharing in a blog post ("The Key to Happiness & Unhappiness: ...

Non-conformity

“Too many people in the society conform to what the government says is right and moral, when the true meaning of right or moral comes from what each individual holds to be what is right” Henry David Thoreau. (Nina et al, 983) In this quote, David Thoreau acknowledges there are many things in the contemporary society that can change the character of an individual. Notably, people do not question directives from the government regardless of the morality or the correctness of the issue at hand. Thoreau states that people should examine the morality of an issue depending on ...

The power to think is the freedom to come up with unique ideas and to view things in an unguided manner. The power to think has various advantages on the development of a child’s creativity and independence. The power to think can be developed at a tender age. When developed the power to think opens up new opportunities for a child to be unique. Giving children the power to think at their tender age provides a chance for them to develop leadership skills. The power to think and implement personal thoughts presents the first stage in providing an innovation environment. This paper ...

Introduction

-Aristotle (384-382 B.C.) The purpose of my college application is for me to learn everything that I must learn in order for me to get ready with life. With today’s fierce competition, getting a job without a college degree will certainly make the job hunting hard for me in the future. Aside from this, I desire to know more than what I can and I know that college can help me fulfill that deep consummating hunger in myself. When I first studied high school, I have already set my goals high and have myself focus to one thing that ...

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“A man said to the universe: ‘Sir, I exist!’ ‘However,’ replied the universe, ‘The fact has not created in me a sense of obligation.’”—Stephen Crane The above quote made by Stephen Crane highlights the personal philosophy which Crane had concerning nature or “the universe,” which may appear at have a certain detachment concerning its relationship with humans. This point is further emphasized by Harold Bloom's introduction in the critical work entitled, Stephen Crane in the following: “[Stephen Crane's] mode wasrenderedwith a meticulous nihilism, a deep sense of the meaninglessness of life except for what could be converted ...

A quote mentioned by Noam Chomsky is “who understands grammar as a description or theory of language” (Jeremiah 7).

In this quote author explain that teachers and students both have the responsibility of using proper forms of language while creating sentences by following all the rules of grammar in the class-room. Grammar is not just about memorization of fragments of speech only, in fact it goes beyond of highlighting knowledge that creates such words probability. Further, the grammar usage is the concept of grammar by means of advanced version. Such implementation of writing knowledge will permit the writer to become a language investigator. It becomes easy for the writers to make use of proper grammar for accurate sentence construction. ...

“She thinks her sister has held life always in the palm of one hand, that “no” is a word the world never learned to say to her.” (Walker 124) is a quote from Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use, suggesting that sibling rivalry is a strong, but silent current running through the sibling relationship in her story. As I read this quote I wondered how prevalent sibling rivalry was between Maggie and Dee. Maggie was the one suggesting Dee had never been told “no” by the world so Maggie must be the sister who held all of the jealousy. The quote also suggested that ...

The novel A Good Man is Hard to Find written by Flannery O’Connor tells a story about a family that is going out on vacation. The story uses a couple of literary aesthetics to tell the story. One theme that stands out is his evident use of religion, and Christianity for that matter. Through the Grandmother and the misfit, one gets to see how a Christ- like incarnation and the grace of God are brought out. There is recognition of divine powers in the story but then one is not mislead when looking at the Misfit as an anti- Christ figure. Nevertheless, ...

In the normal context, argument is perceived as a conversational confrontation between two people or parties with differing ideologies or stands on the issue. In my view, this is what entails an argument. In academic setting, however, an argument entails describing a point from a position, usually, a position that the writer should determine before writing or engaging in the arguments. The major difference between these two contexts is that the former perception dwells on the confrontation, refuting and supporting. The latter, dwells on providing evidence to support the line of argument. In his article, Greene expounds on the issue of applying ...

Question One

The playwright that I support is Art by Yasmina Reza. In this play, Art regards the catastrophic outcome on three friends, and when one of the buys a work that is expensive —a huge painting containing white lines on a canvas that was white. This play relates more to our play because everyone in Art is selfish and self- centered. In our play, instead of recognizing the elephant in the room, which is the suicide, everyone’s focus is on their own issues just like in the Art where three men engage in an continuing debate over the worth of the painting, ...