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Students Nowadays Do Not Take School and University Seriously (1031 words, 3 pages)

In my opinion, I agree completely with Marks and Reeves. Students nowadays dont care about school as much as they should. They memorize all the information they learned just to pass the exams and quizzes, but once the semester is over, theyll forget it all. My friend Jatziri and I ... Read More

A Research on The Great Gatsby and Its Different Adaptations (712 words, 3 pages)

The Great Gatsby and Different Adaptations The Great Gatsby is an American classic that has been adapted to multiple different retellings, including the 2013 film. Each offers its own special twist on the story, causing characters to develop in ways differing from the original. Between the 2013 film and the ... Read More

An Analysis of Traditional Japanese Music in Madame Butterfly by John Luther Long (3320 words, 8 pages)

IntroductionWhy do people enjoy plays, musicals, and movies? Because they give us a chance to emerse ourselves, if only to a certain extent, in other realities conjured by the imagination. Theatrical performances hold the power to captivate and engage us unlike any other activities. The set, actors, and costumes bring ... Read More

The Political and Ecological Issue of the Keystone Pipeline System Connecting Canada and the United States (1000 words, 4 pages)

Tar Sands The ongoing political and ecological issue that is Keystone XL is, put simply, a continuation of the current Keystone Pipeline system connecting Canada and the United States through the extraction and transference of oil. However, the issues surrounding the development and expansion of the system are not so ... Read More

An Analysis of Romantic Realism in Madame Bovary by Gustave Blaubert (1573 words, 6 pages)

Demise in Being a DreamerIn the novel Madame Bovary, by Gustave Blaubert the essence of the romantic realism movement is thoroughly examined. This era was defined by a deepening appreciation of beauty, imagination, passion, and an emphasis upon imagination as a gateway to transcend and experience spiritual truth. (Lindbergh) These ... Read More

An Analysis of the Artwork Ada, Late Summer by Alex Katz (885 words, 3 pages)

MethodologyThe piece under review is Ada, Late Summer, an oil painting by Alex Katz. The piece depicts a middle aged woman standing on a beach with one of her hands on her hip. The dimensions of the piece are 48 by 72 inches, and it was painted on a canvas. ... Read More

A General Analysis of the Novel Metro Ni Notte by Jiro Asada (1136 words, 4 pages)

In Japan, one of the popular book genres is science fiction. Many people are addicted to science fiction stories. One famous science fiction author is Jiro Asano. Before he became an author, he was in the military. He got a lot of honorable awards, such as the Naoki Prize (the ... Read More

The Photography of Shelby Lee Adams (1469 words, 6 pages)

A Picture of Shelby Lee AdamsDrive in Appalachia with all four windows down and look around. The roads are calm and traffic is close to non-existent. The only thing to hear is the leaves of the trees brushing against each other as the car passes. The cool, fresh air with ... Read More

A Discussion on the Adaptation of Canadian Students at University of Victoria (704 words, 2 pages)

Social life is one of the most important influences on human life, when humans grew up in their hometown, they understand their culture as well as speaking own language. Today, more than billion of students who spoken English as a second language immigrate to country speak English as first language, ... Read More

A Review of Passage 2 in Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert (667 words, 3 pages)

Narrator analysisThe passage 2 from Madame Bovary is a third-person narration where the narrator is telling the story of another person. In this passage the story being told is that of a man who has held the emotions of his lover and that of others in the narrative, Lucie, Edgar, ... Read More

An Analysis of the Writing Techniques in Briar Rose and the Adaptations of Yolen to Different Speakers and Situations (731 words, 2 pages)

TECHNIQUES in Briar RoseLanguageYolen adapts her language to the speakers and situations in different sections of the novel. In the section The Castle, Josef Potocki speaks in a well-educated manner as he recounts the story of Gemma.The everyday American speech in a middle class family is seen through the Berlin ... Read More

An Introduction to the Political Ecology and Environmental Degradation (1338 words, 6 pages)

Political Ecology and Environmental DegradationPolitical ecology, the study of the interactions and relationships among political, economic, and social practices with that of biological and environmental issues, has been clearly compared, critiqued, and related with apolitical ecology, a non-politicized study of natural environmental phenomenon, mainly through the literary works of authors ... Read More

An Introduction to the History of ADA in the United States of America (596 words, 2 pages)

The history of ADA did not begin on July 26,1990 at the signing ceremony, but rather many, many years prior. Families with people who had disabilities started to challenge societies barriers that excluded people with disabilities. Parents of children with disabilities began to fight so their children were not segregated ... Read More

An Analysis of Adam Bradley’s Book Of Rhymes: The Poetics of Hip Hop (529 words, 1 pages)

When it comes to art, what isnt meant to be judged by the masses? When any great work of art is created, it is designed with the intent to be beheld, observed, and contemplated by people. Art, in itself, is entertainment. Hip hop runs the same circuits. Just as the ... Read More

A Look at the Depicted Role of Women in Disney’s Adaptation of Cinderella (1193 words, 6 pages)

Fairytales often reflect contemporary behavior among individuals. Disneys films are based off literature that was composed throughout the 1800s. During this time women were seen inferior to men. Women were to be attractive and do what men ask, while men performed actions requiring bravery. Although Disney films were not created ... Read More

A Comparative Analysis of the Characters and Back Stories in Mary Shelly’s Novel “Frankenstein” and the 1931 Film Adaptation “Frankenstein” (829 words, 3 pages)

Frankenstein the Novel vs. Frankenstein the Film (1931)In Mary Shelly's classic, Frankenstein, a man named Victor Frankenstein indulges in his passion for chemistry. Through his endless studies, Frankenstein finds it possible to bring life to that which is lifeless through science. Frankenstein's discovery leads him to bring to life a ... Read More

Mexican Drug War in Natalia Almada’s El Velador (658 words, 2 pages)

Life Goes On The Mexican Drug war has existed for several decades now. It is a war between competing cartels which, are organizations promoting drug trafficking. In result of this war and such high competition there have been many homicides and unexplained disappearances, which has caused immense pain among the ... Read More

An Analysis of Robert Adam’s and James Adam’s Creation of the Style of the Adam Brothers and Introduction of the Picturesque and Movement to Art (2879 words, 10 pages)

Robert Adam was born in Scotland in 1728. His father, William Adam, was the most renowned architect in the town. After his fathers death in 1748, Robert Adam went on the Grand Tour to pursue becoming an architect like his father. He stayed in Rome and London for an extended ... Read More

An Examination of the Canabis Usage in Canada (2460 words, 9 pages)

Cannabis, to be more precise, the use of Marijuana, is a very controversial and prominent issue in Canadian legislation. The skewed perception of Cannabis in the eyes of the Canadian public is the outcome of ninety years of anti-Cannabis propaganda, based not on scientific merit, but instead on the opinions ... Read More

Adaptation and Appropriation in Post Modern Literature and Media (1379 words, 5 pages)

Adaptation and Appropriation What Has Been Done Will Be Done AgainAdaptation and appropriation are essential components of postmodern literature and media. However, when these terms come to mind, adaptation often conjures an impression of originality and positivity, while appropriation is generally linked to plagiarism and negativity. This is a rather ... Read More

The Three Main Political Parties of Canada (840 words, 4 pages)

There are three main political parties in Canada. They all have websites and social media to promote their campaign. All three of the websites serve the same purpose, but they serve that purpose in different ways. The Conservative party page is all about making Canada better and more conservative. The ... Read More

The Privilege of the Prime Minister of Canada to Appoint the Important Positions to Anybody (1627 words, 6 pages)

The Prime Minister in Canada is too centralized and has far too much power for the good of the country. The Prime Minister of Canada, gets elected with a cabinet but he can make decisions on his own, without consulting anyone. The political system has inadequate restraints on the Prime ... Read More

Examining the Library Archives in Canada (2489 words, 9 pages)

Examining the Library and Archives Canada (LAC) and Canadiana Agreement in Relation to the LAC Act and Library Issues and Information PerspectivesINTRODUCTIONHeritage is an important aspect of Canadas identity as a country. Providing access to documents and materials from Canadas past to facilitate knowledge and the advancement of Canada as ... Read More

A Cultural Reflection on John and Abigail Adams’ Letters (1201 words, 5 pages)

John and Abigail Adams Letters A Cultural ReflectionIn the letters between Abigail and John Adams, the reader is allowed a rare glimpse into the relationship of one of America's most prolific and progressive presidents. Their correspondence in these letters has implications that continually transcend the boundaries of their personal relationship. ... Read More

A Review of the Film Adaptation of Hamlet by William Shakespeare (790 words, 4 pages)

Movie Review on Shakespeares HamletThe film that I had watched was a production of Hamlet that was made in 1996 and directed by Kenneth Branagh. While watching it, I felt as though there were slight creative liberties taken, but the lines seemed to be untouched. Things like the scene where ... Read More

An Interpretation of Alfonso Cuaron’s Adaptation of Children of Men (1251 words, 4 pages)

Tomorrow Never Knows The Possibility of Hope in a Wasteland of Infertility.Cinema often puts forth characters who, like Christ, become martyrs for the salvation and the cleansing of all those present in the films universe. Whether you look at the Iron Giant or Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke this ... Read More

An Introduction to the Life of Man Ray and the Origins of Dadaism (632 words, 2 pages)

R.A.F.THello my name is Man Ray and I was born on August 27, 1890 in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. I am the son of Jewish immigrants from Russia. My family and I moved to Brooklyn when I was only a young child. Even from the early years of my life I always ... Read More

The Importance of the Vietnamese Boat People to Canada (1215 words, 2 pages)

Vietnamese boat peopleMany immigrants entered Canada during the 1960s to 1980s, in hopes of having a better life, filled with opportunities and resources. The boat people were immigrants coming into Canada post 1975 to flee from the new communist government in Vietnam, after the Vietnam War had ended. They travelled ... Read More

An Introduction to the Essay on the Topic of Working with Cadavers (1507 words, 2 pages)

Stiff Reflection EssayWhen I first got the opportunity to work with cadavers (in lab) it was hard for me to distinguish what kind of feelings I had with working with the dead. I remember that on the first day of lab, noticing that the cadavers were just in the back ... Read More

An Analysis of the Adaptation of the Play, The Tempest by Director B.J. Jones (1092 words, 4 pages)

The Tempest, which is quite possibly the most performed play that Shakespeare wrote, draws an audience on the name alone, and its not difficult to understand why. Out of Shakespeares plays, The Tempest is perhaps the one that offers the most opsis, or spectacle, for the audience to revel in. ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013