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An Analysis of the Seasonal Themes in “Sonnet 18” by William Shakespeare (523 words, 2 pages)
Sonnet 18 and Seasonal ThemesOnes mood and vitality is drawn directly from his or her environment. Motivations and aspirations may be drawn directly from ones direct surroundings. The seasons are one of the largest environmental changes a person experiences on a consistent basis throughout the year. In Sonnet 18 by ... Read More
An Analysis of the Main Focus in “The Wanderer” (1144 words, 6 pages)
IntroductionThe word elegiac is defined by Dictionary.com as meaning expressing sorrow or lamentation and is an often-seen theme in Anglo-Saxon poetry. However, not all elegiac poetry was the same, nor did it deliver the exact same message. Both The Wanderer and The Wifes Lament are prime examples of Olde English ... Read More
An Analysis of the Course Packet Reading “The Golden Age of Science Fiction Is Twelve” (582 words, 3 pages)
Science FictionThe course packet reading The Golden Age of Science Fiction is Twelve begins with a quote by Graham Peter cynically stating that the best age for reading science fiction is 12, an age at the beginning of adolescence when kids are filled with wonder and hope for the future. ... Read More
An Analysis of the American Dream of the Self-Made Man in Winter Dreams (1019 words, 2 pages)
Winter DreamsWinter Dreams shows the American Dream of the Self-Made Man in the 20s, as pursued by Dexter Green. This dream is one of wealth, and success, and was pursued by many in the jazz age. Never willing to settle, Dexter lives a greedy life, always wanting more than he ... Read More
An Analysis of Intelligence in Grendel by John Gardner (991 words, 3 pages)
Set Back by Sentience(the curse of intelligence)The titular protagonist of John Gardners Grendel is among millions of literary characters that struggle to find their purpose. How should we live? Its a very open ended question philosophers have been trying to answer it for centuries, never coming to a universal conclusion. ... Read More
An Analysis of Autism in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (1564 words, 5 pages)
Autism Speaks (For Itself)Jerry Seinfeld recently believed himself to have autism. A month later, he revoked his statement, which just goes to show the ambiguous, and complex nature of an autism diagnosis. Autism is a spectrum, with two very different ends, and a very diverse range in between. Many people ... Read More
An Analysis of Misogyny in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey (700 words, 3 pages)
Of Misogyny and Other Things"One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" is a novel in which Ken Kesey questions the motives of a rigorous society on its populace through the exemplum of the medical institution's motives towards its patients. The novel is told from the perspective of Chief Bromden, who has ... Read More
An Analysis of the Tesla Motors “Hope” Commercial (505 words, 2 pages)
The Tesla Motors Hope commercial isnt just aimed at selling an electric sedan, it also aims to sell the consumer the experience of owning a luxurious, futuristic and gasoline-free experience while at the same time selling the idea of a solar powered and environmentally friendly automotive future. It does this ... Read More
An Analysis of Foreign Girls in the Catcher in the Rye, A&P, and Araby (1144 words, 4 pages)
She Drives Me CrazyWhether its butterflies, or that little twinge of excitement in the pit of your stomach, every guy knows how it feels to meet that one girl, the one thats different from all others before her. Foreign is exciting often times men cant help but admire, and romanticize. ... Read More
An Analysis of Pigs in Animal Farm (956 words, 4 pages)
In Pig We TrustAs Lawrence Lief once said, Those you trust the most can steal the most. In Animal Farm, the animals put too much trust in the pigs. Based on propaganda fed to them by Squealer, they believe the pigs know just what is best for their society. Their ... Read More
An Analysis of the American Dream and Drugs in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (845 words, 2 pages)
Fear and Loathing in Las VegasHunter S. Thompsons Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is an incredible display of an almost-autobiographical, drug filled road trip and back between L.A. and Las Vegas. Journalist Raoul Duke and his attorney Dr. Gonzo are headed to Las Vegas to report on a motorcycle ... Read More
An Analysis of Native Americans in Ghosts by Mary Oliver (295 words, 2 pages)
Poetry AnalysisThe poem begins with the haunting reproof, Have you noticed (28) which suggests that the reader has not been paying attention to the current state or change of something rather important. Through this repeated statement, Mary Oliver accuses her reader of blindness and apathy in her poem, Ghosts. Although ... Read More
An Analysis of Leibnizian Optimism in Candide by Voltaire (1157 words, 4 pages)
Candide is a satirical French novel written by Voltaire that aims to counter against the German philosopher Leibniz's optimistic idealism that "this is the best of all possible worlds." Voltaire sends his protagonist, Candide, through a series of horrific events during which he maintains his outlook of Leibnizian Optimism taught ... Read More
A Comparison of Living Life Through Innocence or Experience: An Analysis of Keats’ Poetry (1622 words, 4 pages)
What happens after human beings have gained the necessary knowledge through experience? Experience can be defined as the action of acquiring knowledge through direct involvement or exposure. At the age of infants, human beings, can be compared to a brand new journal book, the mind of an infant it is ... Read More
An Analysis of Manhattan by Woody Allen (380 words, 1 pages)
Introduction of Video ProductionManhattanManhattan is a romantic comedy film directed by Woody Allen about the life of a twice-divorced television writer, Isaac, who is dating a teenage girl but is also in love with his best friends mistress. The film begins with a series of pictures of Manhattan while Isaac ... Read More
An Analysis of Narrative in This Boy’s Life by Tobias Wolff (535 words, 2 pages)
This Boys VoiceTobias Wolffs style in his memoir, This Boys Life, is very different from many other memoirs, and personal narratives. He is a master of manipulating voice, and through his use of voice, he was able to make his story more real, and more true.This Boys Life follows a ... Read More
An Analysis of Sound in Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse (856 words, 2 pages)
Silence Isnt GoldenSound is everywhere. Except for outer space, there is sound in every crevice of the Earth. But when do we ever really stop to think about it? On the path to enlightenment, paying close attention to every sense, including hearing, is crucial. Hermann Hesse uses different sounds to ... Read More
An Analysis of Roderigo in Othello by William Shakespeare (928 words, 2 pages)
On Roderigo In reading books and plays, theres always that one character with whom youre never quite sure why they exist. In Othello, it seems to be Roderigo. He is perplexing in the fact that he serves as little more than Iagos puppet. But is that really all he does? ... Read More
An Analysis of Children in Enders Game by Orson Scott (1210 words, 2 pages)
As one gets older he gains knowledge, but what does he lose? In the novel Enders Game by Orson Scott, children are a symbol of hope. As people age, innocence is lost to intelligence, and naivety to caution. The world of adventure in a child's eyes is viewed cynically by ... Read More
An Analysis of Big Brother in 1984 by George Orwell (557 words, 2 pages)
AP Practice Essay2009 Q3In the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by author George Orwell, the themes of the dangers of totalitarianism and the effects of surveillance and subliminal control on the human psyche are explored through the thoughts and experiences of the central protagonist, Winston Smith. Controlling the oppressive and constantly watchful ... Read More
An Analysis of Religious Doubt and Faith in the Book of Exodus (1484 words, 4 pages)
The Book of Exodus Illustrating Doubt and Faith Disparities Through Acts of GodIn a time before the biblical rise of Jesus Christ, there was a far more primal form of faith and scripture that the oppressed were developing. The term primal should be explained, as it does not denote its ... Read More
Ethan Frome and American Descent from Morality: An Analysis of Edith Wharton’s Novel (1017 words, 4 pages)
Ethan Frome and American Descent from MoralityIt has become more increasingly apparent in recent years that the direction our government is moving in relation to its services to the people, is not a good one. We were once told Ask not what our country can do for us, but what ... Read More
An Analysis of the Zombie Typology in Modern Media and Pop Culture (1684 words, 6 pages)
Among supernatural characters and fashionable horror stories of mass culture of the 20th century, the important place is taken by zombies. As a rule, it is somnambulistic recovered moving corpse lead by an instinct to consume human flesh or brains. The mysterious living dead persons generated by a film esthetics ... Read More
An Analysis of the Image of Fire in Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (1023 words, 3 pages)
Up In Flames The heat waves disrupt the order of the light being transmitted the quivering lines a representation of the most simple of energy exchanges. Chemical energy released in a colorful burst of light and heat fire. To some, its a destroyer, but to others, it merely changes one ... Read More
An Analysis of Love in Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare (572 words, 1 pages)
Love is Love, and That is ThatFive hundred years have passed since William Shakespeare wrote (arguably) his most famous classic Romeo and Juliet. Even after this long, the debate still goes on are Romeo and Juliet in love? This is a very controversial issue, and there are many different viewpoints. ... Read More
An Analysis of the Hero in the Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (407 words, 1 pages)
Great Gatsby AnalysisJay Gatsbys archetype is that of the hero Gatsby is romantic, brave, and headstrong, but sometimes engages in questionable activities to get what he wants. He is the main character of the story, and the focal point of Nicks, Toms, and Daisys actions throughout the novel.Nick Carraways archetype ... Read More
An Analysis of the Article Being Married My Help Cancer Survival by Sanjay Gupta (587 words, 2 pages)
The article I read was written by Doctor Sanjay Gupta, who many will be familiar with as an occasional CNN anchor, the article Being married may help cancer survival is about the link between being married and the cancer survival rate researchers claim that cancer patients who are happily married, ... Read More
An Analysis of Gabriel in The Dead by James Joyce (357 words, 1 pages)
Test Prep 1 The Dead The passage from "The Dead" by James Joyce indirectly reveals aspectsof Gabriel's character through various literary devises. It shows Gabrielas apathetic and distant, but urges the read to empathize with him. Thereis a lack of emotional connection between Gabriel and the people that aredescribed. As ... Read More
An Analysis of Childhood in Dystopia Peter Pan by James Barrie (1080 words, 4 pages)
Childhood as Utter Horror in James Barries Dystopia Peter PanThroughout their youth, children are almost always under the impression that those closest to them have a childs best interest at heart. Furthermore, children are undoubtedly the most trusting of all creatures in the human race their hearts and intentions are ... Read More
An Analysis of I-Man and Bone in Rule of the Bone by Russell Banks (1060 words, 4 pages)
Rule of The Role Model Rasta StyleEvery kid growing up needs a role model. Someone who can positively influence a kid to make good choices, have good morals and values, and have character. In Rule of the Bone by Russell Banks, the young man that we first meet named Chappie ... Read More
Published: Friday 25th of January 2013
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