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Analysis of Separation (2222 words, 6 pages)

The short story Separation, by John Updike, presents many unique and diverse character reactions. It is about the separation of a married couple breaking the news of their split to their children, and their childrens reactions to this news. The parents are very different from one another, as are the ... Read More

Analysis of Uglies (526 words, 1 pages)

Beauty is a word that can't be defined. Everyone is beautiful in theirown unique way. Whether you are tall, short, skinny or over-weight, thebeauty of a person will always come from within. Just like everyone hastheir talents, everyone has their own beauty. Never let anyone definewho you are because intelligence ... Read More

Analysis of Videotape (219 words, 1 pages)

Videotape by Don Delillo brings to light the contemporary relation we, individuals, have towards violence. And oh so obsessed we are! While being externalized from our daily lives, violence remains ever so present, part of our routine, in the age of new media and 24h news channels. It brings the ... Read More

An Analysis of The Return of the Native Analysis by Thomas Hardy (3320 words, 10 pages)

In the 1800s men had more power over women, who didn't typically standup to their husbands. In the novel The Return of the Native by ThomasHardy, Eustacia had more power over men because of her wealth andbeauty, and other women were threatened by her because of her socialstatus and her ... Read More

Analysis of Anthem (682 words, 2 pages)

Where do I stand in society compared to Ayn Rand and Morries views and beliefs? If I would choose somewhere in the middle. Ayn Rand was a Communist. A communist is a belief of social system based on collective ownership. Morrie was an altruist. An altruist is a person that ... Read More

An Analysis of Satyagraha (159 words, 1 pages)

In the beginning of the story Satyagraha it jumps into a high school team playing football, or should I say losing a game of football. The theme doesnt make itself obvious until near the end, when Kenneth was at practice, and Bill, Kenneth and the rest of the team were ... Read More

Analysis of The Crucible (1002 words, 3 pages)

I remember when I was no younger than 8 years-old, and I had put three of my older cousins into trouble. See, we were all playing outside in the mud, while it was raining. I'll never understand why I did this, but I just did. I scooped up a huge ... Read More

Analysis of Pinocchio (896 words, 3 pages)

In Walt Disney's Pinocchio, a puppet maker named Gapetto creates a marionette to be his son. The blue fairy comes along to bring him to life. Pinocchio must first prove that he is a brave, trustworthy, and unselfish person to become the real boy he longs to be. A whale ... Read More

Analysis of Beowulf (513 words, 2 pages)

Throughout Beowulf, Beowulf's acts of courage are what make him an epichero. From fighting Grendel, to his swimming match with Brecca, Beowulfis proven to be a heroic figure. In the end however, it is his couragethat leads to his ultimate downfall.Beowulf's first display of courage is when he meets Hrothgar ... Read More

Analysis of a Photo (941 words, 2 pages)

This photograph taken in Harlem captures the politics that existed atthat time. The parade we see in the photograph happen to be one of thebest staged parades by the black nation. However, just by looking atthis photograph one can not simply know what is happening. When I firstsaw the picture ... Read More

Analysis of The Crucible (205 words, 1 pages)

Self-preservation drives the actions of the girls in the first act ofThe Crucible. Abigail blaming Tituba is an example of self-preservation.Abigail says that the whole dancing in the woods was Titubas' idea.Which in reality it was actually Abigail. Abigail say's We weredancin' in the woods last night, and my uncle ... Read More

Analysis of The Crucible (1083 words, 3 pages)

Society, these days, is a group of people who share the same territory and beliefs. In every society, there are standards that everyone must follow to obtain internal acceptance. These standards they put upon people can affect them in a positive or negative way. For example, if a person in ... Read More

Analysis of The Odyssey (519 words, 1 pages)

The Odyssey, written by Homer, was one of the best epics ever written in Greek. This poem that have twelve thousand one hundred and ten lines, main hero was Odysseus. He and the Ithacan went on a journey home from defeating Troy. But therewere many detours that held him back ... Read More

Book Analysis (384 words, 1 pages)

Was this book good? Yes, I thought that it was really good. I really liked this book mainly because it showed what could happen to people when they are taken away from their homes and forced to survive. So here are some things that I think are really great about ... Read More

Analysis of Othello (1251 words, 3 pages)

During the semester fall 2010, I was enrolled in an English 203 online class. We read most of William Shakespeares work, along with other authors. We were assigned to do a lot of essays in this online course. One of which, we had to chose one character from Williams Shakespeares ... Read More

Analysis of Frankenstein (3062 words, 9 pages)

Throughout vampire literature and media alike a portrayal of fear and obscurity undermine the ways in which the substitute of the unmourned dead is interwoven in the plot of literature and film. In various pieces of work such as Frankenstein, Carmilla, Interview with a Vampire and others alike portray thematic ... Read More

Analysis of a Sculpture (811 words, 2 pages)

Vertical Construction No.1, located within the diverse collections ofthe Baltimore Museum of Art, is a piece made by Russian sculptor NaumGabo. The sculpture was created in 1962-1967 and is made of bronze withsteel, wood, and spring-wire. This piece stands at a height of 79.9 x 0in.203 x 0 cm within ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013