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Compassion, Respect, Courage, Gratitude, Humanity, Hope, Ambition, Pride, Honor, Pressure, Loyalty, Passion, Adversity, Kindness, Hate, Laughter, Loneliness, Lost, Mercy, Honesty, Desire, Joy, Shyness, Suffering, Feeling, Fear, Want, Need, Empathy, Happiness, Anger, Inspiration, Shame, Nostalgia, Patience, Pet Peeve, Regret, Tolerance, Guilt, Responsibility, Confidence, Doubt, Dishonesty, Skepticism, Betrayal, Homesickness, Politeness, Sincerity, Smiling, Envy, Apathy, Grief.
Have you ever felt unbridled anger? Anger that festers with you, that lingers for a while, you forget it, and somehow, someway it comes back? Anger is funny that way, it can come out in so many ways; Through sarcastic comments, tears, and sometimes laughter. I can vividly remember the first time I was that … Read more
In the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare, motifs are displayed throughout the play. Motifs such as life and death, truth and lies, and loyalty and betrayal, are some of the biggest ones, just to name a few. The motifs in the play are used to see the main ideas and themes such as revenge and … Read more
College is a place of learning, a place where knowledge is challenged, and banks accounts are stretched. It is a place where many different people will all types of backgrounds meet for a common goal, higher education. Universities should ensure that campus are safe and stable environment for all students and facility. Limitation of hate … Read more
Pride and Jealousy “Othello”, written by Shakespeare, uses multiple thematic focuses to develop a tragic plot. The Othello Oral Report focused on dishonesty and miscommunication, jealousy and regret, and gender and pride, as well as more themes that I consider less prominent and will therefore not discuss. The Performance Session was mostly focused on gender … Read more
Pyrrho’s form of skepticism was very extreme. Unlike the academic skeptics who believed that we had very minimal, if any, knowledge, Pyrrho rejected the notion that anyone could be confident in anything, and that to assert that confidence without being able to substantiate the claim was dogmatic. In order to reconcile his inability to believe … Read more
The Fine Line Between Social Anxiety Disorder & Shyness Have you ever been nervous about meeting new people or giving a presentation in front of others? Most likely. But have you ever been so stressed about it that you avoid meeting people or never show up to give the presentation? If so, you may have … Read more
Examination of emigration Hope and other dangerous pursuits was the first novel by Laila Lalami. The book was first published in 2005. The plotting of the book takes into account emigration as the central theme. The author discusses migration about the four main characters; Faten, Aziz, Murad and Halima. The course of events takes place … Read more
Needle Exchange Programs Needle exchange programs, which are also known as syringe exchange programs, syringe services programs and needle-syringe programs, are community-based programs that provide access to sterile needles and syringes free of cost and facilitate safe disposal of used needles and syringes. Patients who inject drugs can substantially reduce their risk of getting and … Read more
For those who’ve come across the seas we’ve boundless plains to share; With courage let us all combine To Advance Australia Fair. These words familiar to all of us are part of our national anthem but is our government really trying to fulfil them? As of April this year there are 1,369 asylum seekers in … Read more
Hopes and dreams help people to survive, even if they never become real. How true is this for the characters of Mice and Men. Steinbeck wrote the book of Mice and Men in 1937, following the Great Depression of the United States of America. When the Wall Street stock market crashed in October 1929, the … Read more
“On Compassion” “On Compassion” is an essay written by Barbara Lazear Ascher. The main argument of Ascher’s piece deals with acts of compassion, as well as the motives behind them. Ascher utilizes a somber tone, being a third party observer. She elaborates on different times she has witnessed various moments where someone is confronted with … Read more
Ambition With respect to physics, when a building is constructed too high and lacks a robust foundation, it is destined to topple. Such behavior corresponds to humans and their ambition. In the play, “Macbeth,” Shakespeare establishes the universal theme that too much ambition can lead to a great fall. He successfully does this by using … Read more
Response Paper to Antigone The tale of Antigone is one of the oldest pieces of literature that is still being studied today. The play is able to explore the psychology of many different characters as they are all forced to deal with the death Polyneices. While the differences between how Antigone, Haimon, and Creon respond … Read more
More than any other person, Aristotle cherishes joy as a focal motivation behind human life. For Aristotle he defined it as living well and doing well as eudaimonia. eu means “good” and daimon means “ spirit” and when it combined means good spirit or good life. Aristotle believes that everyone is moving towards the good, … Read more
Alice Walker, most famous for her novel The Color Purple, is the first African- American woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for fiction (Alice (Malsenior) Walker). As well as writing bestselling books, Walker is a staunch defender of human rights, racial equality, and respecting all forms of life. Her written work and political activism have … Read more
Identity crisis defined as a period of uncertainty and confusion in which a person’s sense of identity becomes insecure, typically due to a change in their expected aims or role in society. The Identity crisis influences the way woman of color view beauty by making them act differently and trying to assimilate. The Bluest Eye … Read more
Odyssey Although one may not believe it, in our everyday world contrasting to that of ancient Greece, heroic-like trials can be found in the most mundane of events. Though I may not be a beefy Greek warrior living in the twelfth century like Odysseus, I have had my fair share of taxing experiences similar to … Read more
Hodson mentioned under the chapter “Four Faces of Working with Dignity” that meaningful work is essential for dignity. Considering the nature of work of the respondents in the reading by Rambo and Cross, is it possible to find meaning in a work that asks a person to strip their clothes off for other people’s pleasure? … Read more
A Small, Good Thing When pondering the daunting uncertainties of life, a man can only be sure that it will be filled with suffering. The tranquil and pleasant periods of life may give it the semblance of congeniality, but a person will always be forced to face the onerous trials of his journey. During these … Read more
The Roman poet Horace once said “adversity has the effect of eliciting talents which in prosperous circumstances would have lain dormant”. And on the surface, there are numerous examples that support this statement: our founding fathers, Martin Luther King Jr., and even our current president Barack Obama. But for every George Washington who exits out … Read more
Humanity is ever-changing and endlessly fascinating. People of different classes, roles, personalities, and appearances combine majestically to form the human race in such a profound and meticulous way. In The Prologue of The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer portrays humanity with candor and openness when describing all 29 pilgrims he had met on a trip to … Read more
The Navajo code talkers These brave young men fought so gallantly for a country who despised their beloved heritage. But why? That is a question we all wonder. Why? Why would they fight for us? Who are they? The Indian code talkers who so gallantly served their country in the most perilous of times was … Read more
To Kill a Mockingbird: Courage To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is the unforgettable novel of a child’s story growing up in a sleepy, Southern town and the crisis of conscience that rocked it. The novel takes readers through the many emotions of a motherless family contradicting a century’s worth of morals and slaving … Read more
Respect is knocking before entering. Respect is helping someone up when they fall or helping them when they drop their books. In a society, this is the most important thing to have. To respect someone is to value that person’s ideas, feelings, space, or privacy. It is important to treat others with respect in order … Read more
Analysis on ‘The Adventures of Tom Sawyer’ In the Adventures of Tom Sawyer written by Mark Twain, friendship and loyalty are concepts that are important in the lives of humans. In this novel, Tom makes new friends and new experiences. However, he especially treasures the bonds that he has with Huckleberry Finn and Becky Thatcher. … Read more
In the tragedy/comedy Cyrano De Bergerac there are many crucial instances to the story where the main character, Cyrano, acts up in a way that everyone in his company clearly notices. Many of these moments are considered unconditionally courageous. However, are these moments truly courageous or is Cyrano just being an arrogant, braggadocios fool? Although … Read more
A Separate Peace: Responsibility A responsibility is something for which one is held accountable. Often people say that one is responsible for one’s own words and actions; if something happens as a result of something one does one is responsible for it. But is it possible that something could be the result of various actions … Read more
Some foods make us feel better about ourselves and forget about worries. On the occasion of the International Day of Happiness, we propose some foods that are sure to make you feel good. Some of them are very beneficial not only for our mood , but for many other things, strengthening us and providing everything … Read more
Does adversity always make people feel negative throughout their lives? In “Raymond’s Run” the main character Squeaky must face a great challenge. Her brother, Raymond has a mental disability. So she must take care of him which causes lots of hardship for her. In “Locked Up”, Zach, Craig, Ellen visit teens that are locked up. … Read more
The Stranger by Albert Camus Albert Camus’ The Stranger follows the life of a man after the death of his mother whom one learns very little about, save for some few words of wisdom that the man, Meursault, recalls sporadically throughout the novel. One of the striking elements of the story is Meursault’s seeming lack … Read more
The relationship between abundance and isolation is conveyed in a variety of assorted techniques in John Steinbeck’s, Of Mice And Men. Therefore, this poetically expressed non-fiction novella is mainly regarding the concept of loneliness when it comes to the protagonists in the story, which are Lennie and George. Furthermore, acknowledging the contrast between Lennie and … Read more
Influencing the Eight Dimensions of Wellness to some element of every day existence can beautify intellectual and physical wellbeing for people with mental and moreover substance utilize scatters. Wellness is being in extremely good physical and emotional well-being. Since psychological well-being and bodily wellness are connected, troubles in a single area can affect the other. … Read more
The Ross Gay’s book Catalogue of unabashed gratitude consists of several poems with rich content. The report analysis herein will cover three poems from the book such as “Burial,” “Weeping,” and “Catalogue of Unabashed Gratitude.” The poems coverage insists on the real world we live, its goodness, things people take for granted, declaration of the … Read more
A commentary on the development of ideas in Wild With All Regrets Owen effectively conveys the emotions of a hopeless soldier, through the development and progression of thought in ‘Wild With All Regrets’. He uses various parallel trains of thought simultaneously, such as the past, present and future, magnifying people and then inanimate things, wandering … Read more
End Of Term Semester Exam – Semester Jamais Cascio once said, “Resilience is all about able to overcome the unexpected. Sustainability is about survival. The goal of resilience is to thrive.” As an individual, you have the choice on how you react to unexpected problems, and how you react and plan your next move will … Read more
Envy is way more than a troublesome emotion. Certain psychologists believe that envy is an emotion that exists from the beginning of life (I.e it’s innate) and must be controlled. I personally believe that it’s an emotion that everybody possesses but to which no one admits. People readily admit to other emotions like anxiety, depression, … Read more
Fear, crucial for the survival of the human race, it has always been engraved in everyone from birth and used until death. In the novel The Lord of the Flies, the boys on the island are massively affected by fear, as it manipulates their decisions and their way of thinking. William Golding hints to fear … Read more
Dear self, Hey you, I know we are in this together. Remember the promises we made? For better and for worse. In sickness and in health till death do we part? I hope those promises were true and you will not fuck me up at any time. Am loyal. I just noticed I need to … Read more
What does it mean to be a human being? Everyone has their own opinion and rarely is it as simple as biology. When science and technology are placed in this question the answer becomes even less clear. This question of when does giving technology humanity make them human has been asked in numerous mediums, from … Read more
It such a normal scene in the human kind history when the media social said that humans are losing their faith in humanity. It is because most of the people nowadays, are starting to being cruel to themselves and others. They keep hurting themselves and their surroundings. Just like a normal problem, there were many … Read more
Nowadays, people look at their bodies as a blank painting, which they need to fill with some graphics. An example of these desirable graphics is tattoo, which is a long-lasting design painted by people, especially teenagers, on their skins using needles and inks. Tattoo has been a part of human experience and it reflects the … Read more
After contemplating what career path was best suited to my skill set, I came across a video showing the problems with the world today which left an imprint in my mind. I wanted to help make a difference, no matter how little. After researching Chemical Engineering I realised it is an industry based on improving … Read more
William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” is a play in which a major theme is explored throughout the play. Ambition as a human weakness is developed and and shown through a variety of techniques. Macbeth is a play in which the main character is thought to be brave and heroic, yet as the play progresses we see his … Read more
The average American would be shocked if presented with the knowledge that North America has bred genocidal maniacs. They would be further shocked when told that this maniac lived and died as recently as the twentieth century. That vile fiend’s name was Rafael Trujillo. This villain inspired many to stand against him, but the most … Read more
Bravery in the Minority Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird is a classic coming of age novel about the very young protagonist, Scout, and her life in Alabama around the time of the 1930’s. Throughout the course of this novel, Scout comes across many conflicts in her life, however these trials and tribulations help her … Read more
Loyalty vs Betrayal If people can be honest and loyal with each other about everything, that’s possibly the biggest key to success. But what if one were to get poison in the mind and became suspicious of things with no evidential proof or witnesses? During the entire play of “Othello, the Moor of Venice” written … Read more
By uncovering certain ambiguities in Changez’s ideological rhetoric, the paper will portray how Changez’s analysis of American corporate fundamentalism branches from his absence of a sense of belonging to a foreign culture and from a feeling of displaced identity.[Keywords: Mohsin Hamid, Reluctant Fundamentalist; post-9/11 America; Pakistan, alienation, fundamentalism, identity, ideology]Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist is … Read more
Acknowledgements are the necessary part of every important written material such as books, research paper, dissertation paper, novel or anything else. So you are confused why acknowledgements are important to put in your written paper? Because the paper you have written is not the result if your own efforts. A lot many people further have … Read more
Hope in The Road In the novel The Road, there are plenty of depressing themes that jump out at a reader right away; despair, struggle, and adversity to name a few. The novel follows a man and son struggling to survive in a seemingly post-nuclear apocalypse. This does not save much room for sunshine and … Read more
Discuss ways in which Orwell presents a culture of fear in 1984 Fear is a primary theme in ‘1984’. Fear is what drives many characters from rebelling against the dictating party. The fear of death, torture and hard labour restrains Winston from speaking publicly against the party. Orwell presents a culture of fear in 1984 … Read more
