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An Analysis of Empathy in Tuesday Siesta and Lift Every Voice and Sing (603 words, 2 pages)
Imagine a world without empathy, there would be no music, no good writing, and above all no love for other human beings, the world would be dull. An author has to portray a broad spectrum of electrifying words that jerk at the reader's deepest emotions. The poem Lift Every Voice ... Read More
An Analysis of Society’s Flaws in Partials, a Book by Dan Wells (579 words, 3 pages)
The End of the WorldThe Partials, by Dan Wells, truly shows the importance of many aspects in our society that are not flawed that could potentially have a significant detrimental effect on human kind. For instance, Wells explores everything from what a lack of art and variety, to lack of ... Read More
An Analysis of the Symbolism Used in Everyday Use by Alice Walker (803 words, 4 pages)
Everyday Use by Alice Walker is a short story depicting a hard-working black mother, and her two very different daughters. To some, it is a story about a mother finally standing up to an ungrateful daughter to others, it is a story of heritage. It can also be taken as ... Read More
An Analysis of Extreme Egalitarianism in Harrison Bergeron a Short Story by Kurt Vonnegut (995 words, 4 pages)
Harrison Bergeron AnalysisIn the short story Harrison Bergeron, Kurt Vonnegut uses satire and irony to mock extreme egalitarianism by allowing Diana Moon Glampers, the Handicapper General, to create the ideal society based on one person Hazel. In the eyes of Glampers, dull-witted Hazel Bergeron is perfection because she cannot formulate ... Read More
An Analysis of the Origin and Purpose of the “Reptilian Brain” in Human Evolution (874 words, 3 pages)
Over the long years during evolution the human brain has grown and evolved in a rather interesting way by adding to parts that are already there. In other words, the human brain has evolved by basically joining interdependent neural coatings on top of the other and thus also increasing the ... Read More
An Analysis of the Major Themes in Proof, a Play by David Auburn (3158 words, 10 pages)
The story of David Auburns play, Proof, has a countless number of lessons to teach about life. There are a few varying themes throughout the play, including, genius and madness, the power of heredity vs the power of free will as well as the belief in the proof versus belief ... Read More
An Analysis of Depression and Hopelessness in The Secretary Chant, a Poem by Marge Piercy (387 words, 2 pages)
Thoughts on The Secretary ChantSo often in poetry, the everyday things in life are worded into a prose of unusual. Often times, writers use metaphors to uniquely describe the mundane tasks of everyday life, from going to work, to making a bed. Such is the case in Marge Piercys The ... Read More
An Analysis of the Epistolary Style of Max Brooks’s Novel World War Z and the Benefits/Drawbacks of the Alternative Use of the Narrative Style in It (1551 words, 6 pages)
Analyze and critique the epistolary style of the Brooks novel. Is this effective for the subject genre? Or would the novel be better served if written in a narrative style like Harold and Maude? Argue for or against the epistolary style in Brooks book, using Higgins book as a critical-thinking ... Read More
An Analysis of the Reason Why People Procrastinate (381 words, 2 pages)
People procrastinate because they are afraid of failure. Procrastination is an umbrella to shield one away from feeling like a failure. The feeling of failure leads to feelings of worthlessness, so to protect ones ego, people procrastinate. People feel like failing because they did not do the task is better ... Read More
An Analysis of The Complex Chemistry of Love (2060 words, 7 pages)
For centuries and still today, love is one of the most discussed topics around the world. Many of us have felt powerfully attracted and attached to love that at some point, we spend our whole lives searching for someone to complete us and attain a level of happiness that society ... Read More
An Analysis of the Body’s Response to Trauma and Emergency (351 words, 2 pages)
Intro When surrounded by chaos, by emergency and trauma, how does a person keep their sanity and peace of mind? Brian Turners 9-line Medevac explores two distinct mental responses to trauma and emergency, but he focuses primarily on the human, visceral response that I will refer to as Second Voice. ... Read More
An Analysis of the Main Themes in Avatar, a Movie by James Cameron (1912 words, 4 pages)
Avatar was created by director and producer James Cameron who was born in 1954. Even though there is some controversy of James Cameron stealing ideas from other people, he is the one who ultimately created and produced the movie. Around eleventh grade, Cameron started creating the world of Avatar and ... Read More
An Analysis of Liminality in Fight Club, a Film by David Fincher (1373 words, 5 pages)
Liminality is the transitional period or phase of a rite of passage, during which the participant is in between two stages of life adulthood and adolescence. Liminal space can be the struggle between a physical and physiological stage in ones life. In the film Fight Club, the main character Tyler ... Read More
An Analysis of the Two Voices in a Chaos Tragedy (1467 words, 5 pages)
There are two voices in the chaos of tragedy. A voice of reasoncalm, reassuring, productive the voice that calls over the radio and gives coordinates and guides the Medevac. Another voice, the voice of pain, sorrow, and guilt calls the angels and questions both purpose and possibility. Brian Turners 9-Line ... Read More
An Analysis of the October 9 Presidential Debate Between Donald Trump and Hilary Clinton (503 words, 1 pages)
I watched the first 35 minutes of the second debate on October 9, which was the town hall type debate. Neither Trump nor Clinton directly name-called the other. There were times when they used common things that are directed towards a certain person, for example, Trump called out Clinton by ... Read More
An Analysis of Blood In Blood Out, a Movie by Taylor Hackford (1754 words, 6 pages)
The movie I decided to analyze for this assignment is Blood In Blood Out. This movie is about two Latino brothers, Cruz and Paco, and their cousin, Miclo, who is half white and half Latino, and how their lives are affected by the pact they have to always stick together ... Read More
An Analysis of the Symbolism of Women in The Handmaids Tale, a Novel by Margaret Atwood (1523 words, 5 pages)
In the book The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood, women were all placed in different categories. These categories were set in place to indirectly oppress and limit the women. Showing that women no matter where they are from can be put in niche and be brought down mentally no matter ... Read More
An Analysis of Poetic Devices in the Windhover, a Book by Gerard Manley Hopkins (566 words, 2 pages)
The Windhover summaryIn Gerard Manley Hopkins piece, The Windhover, he uses various poetic devices to showcase his talent in describing the view of a falcon in flight. He uses devices such as rhyme, image, alliteration, and allusion. By using these specific devices, he achieves his goal of portraying the flight ... Read More
An Analysis of the Rhetorical Devices in the Article The Omnivore’s Delusion by Blake Hurst (646 words, 3 pages)
In Blake Hurst's article, "The Omnivore's Delusion" he expresses hisfrustration with Americans who criticize the current farming industry. Hisfrustrations reached a breaking point during a plane ride where heoverheard an ill-informed man boisterously complaining about theagricultural industry. Hurst is an industrial farmer in Missouri whobelieves that it is not practical ... Read More
An Analysis of the Social Struggles of Transgender Women (1634 words, 6 pages)
In July of 2016, Chelsea Manning, a transgender woman serving time in prison after the Wikileaks scandal, tried to commit suicide in her jail cell at Fort Leavenworth prison. Manning was serving in the army as Bradley Edward Manning, and was serving a 35 year sentence for violating the espionage ... Read More
An Analysis of a Monologue from Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie Using Six Guideposts (1586 words, 5 pages)
Our final reading was The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams. From this text we were instructed to choose a monologue for our finale presentation. I chose a monologue for James D. O'Connor (Jim) a man who works with Tom our main protagonist. Toms sister went to the same high school ... Read More
A Symbiotic Relationship: An Analysis of the Verbs in Walt Whitman’s Poem When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer (1117 words, 5 pages)
A Symbiotic Relationship Propelling subjects into action, inciting inanimate objects intomovement verbs meet and surpass these functions. Without verbs a sentencewould fail to be such, a clause would fall in rank down to a phrase or asimple phrase. There are three, generalized categories of verbs thatpertain to "When I Heard ... Read More
An Analysis of the Book of Deuteronomy from the Bible (3238 words, 12 pages)
4Hear, O Israel The Lord our God, the Lord is one. 5Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength. 6These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. (Deuteronomy 64-6 NIV)INTRODUCTIONThe name Deuteronomy overlooks the ... Read More
An Analysis of the Ignorance Model by Socrates (622 words, 2 pages)
Socrates ignorance model asserts that we say things, yet do another because we are ignorant about what we truly believe. This model holds no room for excuses about action, and holds people completely responsible for their vices. Morally, this is the best approach to understand the gap between saying and ... Read More
An Analysis of the Use of Sound in Killing Them Softly, a Movie by Andrew Dominik (1665 words, 5 pages)
SoundSound is a sensual experience that in some case makes an even deeper impression than a films visuals this is a defining sentence of sound from the textbook The Experience of Film by Timothy Corrigan and Patricia White. Sound represents any audible element of a film be it a song, ... Read More
An Analysis of Mise-En-Scene in What Maisie Knew, a Movie by Scott McGehee and David Siegel (944 words, 3 pages)
Mise-En-ScneMise-en-scne is a french term meaning placement in a scene which is discussed in the first chapter of The Film Experience An Introduction (2009) by Corrigan White. To be more clear, mise-en-scne is an all encompassing term that describes all elements seen on screen such as props, lighting, costumes, make-up, ... Read More
An Analysis of American Propaganda in the Poster During World War I (859 words, 4 pages)
WWI PropagandaAmerican propaganda in World War One was primarily focused on the recruitment of soldiers, financing the war, unifying the nation, conserving resources and increasing support from Americans. In this poster, the intention is to recruit young men to enlist into the armed forces. The images on this poster attempt ... Read More
An Analysis of the Relation between Bodily Purity and Moral Purity (522 words, 2 pages)
Throughout Zhong and Liljenquists (2006) article, Washing Away Your Sins Threatened Morality and Physical Cleansing, they discuss their hypothesis on the association between bodily purity and moral purity. More so the effect a threat to ones moral purity and whether or not it induces a need to engage in physically ... Read More
An Analysis of the Multiracial Families in Children’s Literature in the United States (1241 words, 3 pages)
Are Multiracial Families in Children's Literature a Problem in the United States?Multiracial families are starting to become more and more common in the United States. With this being said, children are growing up not knowing a difference therefore, it is becoming more common to make childrens literature with multiracial families ... Read More
An Analysis of the Novel Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino (1665 words, 5 pages)
Memories of a Paradoxical ExplorerItalo Calvino was an Italian journalist and writer of short stories and novels. During World War II, Calvino refused to go to the military and went into hiding. During this time, he tried to embrace all of the terrible traumas that were taking place. In 1972, ... Read More
Published: Friday 25th of January 2013
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