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An English Reflection Essay on My Writing Improvements on Analyzing Multiple Points of View (807 words, 3 pages)

English Reflection EssayOne facet of my writing which I have improved upon a lot is to be able to analyze multiple points of view. While I was able to understand one side of an argument very well, I had difficulty analyzing multiple sides of an argument in an essay. From ... Read More

John Cotton’s Views on the Just Price (483 words, 2 pages)

John Cotton on the Just PriceJohn Cotton was a Puritan minister in the 1600s in one of the early New England colonies. This piece was a sermon he gave that told his opinions on the sale of commercial goods. During this time period, goods were shipped to and from Europe ... Read More

A Discussion of the Views of Howard Zinn and Gordon Wood on the History of the American Revolution (538 words, 2 pages)

The American Revolution is herald as one of the most important and influential events in history. It is often considered the war that sparked the beginning of the end for colonialism in the Americas. The two most renowned historians of American history, Howard Zinn and Gordon Wood, stand on opposite ... Read More

Views of Sex Across the World as Shown in Three Pieces of Literature by Shaw, Devi and Mishima (2074 words, 6 pages)

Sex Across the WorldSex is a beautiful act of nature. The carnal entanglement of two human beings is something basic to human nature, an act that has been depicted in art, story, song, poetry and prose for thousands of years. In the 20th century, the topic was discussed avidly, if ... Read More

An Analysis of Max Weber’s Views on the Relation Between Religion and Capitalism (486 words, 2 pages)

Max Weber was largely successful in his examination of the positive correlation between the advent of capitalism and the prevailing religious ideals and practices. To understand Webers perspective one must first take into account the definition of capital and how capitalism works. The idea of capitalism and capital acquisition can ... Read More

The Views of Various Sociological Thinkers on Feminism and Females Roles Within Society (947 words, 4 pages)

Womens Role in SocietyWomen have been subjugated and oppressed, physically, emotionally, intellectually since the beginning of civilizations. The following paragraphs will illustrate how sociological thinkers John Stuart Mill, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Marianne Weber and Thorsten Veblen, and advanced ideas of feminism and females roles within society.Any given society on the ... Read More

My View on What Makes a Good Friend (635 words, 2 pages)

What Makes a Good FriendFriendship plays a very important role in peoples' lives and without them, people could feel very lonely and depressed. Friends encourage one another and cheer each other up in hard times. I know that although there are many people in the world, very, very few actually ... Read More

Various Sociologists’ Views on Sociological Methodology and Power Dynamics (972 words, 4 pages)

Sociological Methodology and Power DynamicsDurkheims seminal sociological work The Rules of the Sociological Method presented sociology as a scientific field on the same horizontal plane as biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, etc. Durkheim argued that no other sect of scientific exploration observes the powers of collective social pressure. Measuring societal norms ... Read More

My View on Literature Course Syllabus: Important and Unnecessary Reads (902 words, 3 pages)

There were two times in this course where I felt that stories were too familiar thematically to the other works in the unit. It felt has though I was ready to write to write the unit essay and show my knowledge of literary themes and movements! But more readings came. ... Read More

Wal Whitman’s View of America and Its Diversity in Song of Myself (518 words, 2 pages)

Walt WhitmanWalt Whitmans America was one of great diversity and cultural flourishing--which he loved. He wrote about he loved all of America, and how he was at home on the hills of Vermont or in the woods of Maine, or the Texas ranch (1405). Even with its problems, Whitman had ... Read More

Douglass’s and Other Writers’ Views on the Relationship Between Christiany and Slaveholding Ideologies (732 words, 3 pages)

After finishing Frederick Douglasss autobiography, I found fascinating--though tedious--the way Douglass ended his story with an appendix defending himself in an attempt to make himself not sound anti-religious. Such was necessary though, as the issue of slavery was a touchy subject to many common Americans, with religion even touchier. So ... Read More

A Critical View on Various Studies Examining Sexual Selection (760 words, 3 pages)

Darwin proposed a theory of sexual selection in which two processes took place inter- and intra- sexual selection. Intrasexual selection is where member of one sex, usually males, compete with one another to have the chance to mate with an individual of the opposite sex. This emphasises the need for ... Read More

An Analysis of the Photograph, Construction of the Statue of Liberty, Workshop View, Paris by Albert Fernique (504 words, 2 pages)

Albert Ferniques photograph, Construction of the Statue of Liberty, Workshop View, Paris, is an Albumen print done in 1880. The image depicts a busy industrial workshop filled with workers contrasted by the large copper figurine. This photo serves as historical context, as well as documentation of the creation of the ... Read More

A Critical View on Judy Brady’s I Want a Wife and Its Validity in the Modern Society (804 words, 3 pages)

She's Got the Wrong WifeJudy Brady wrote her essay, "I Want a Wife," as a description of the "modern" 1972 wife and what's expected of her. The question is, though, does it hold up today? It is my belief that, though some of the descriptions still apply, the argument crumbles ... Read More

The Influence of Society’s Views on Masculinity on Gender (1059 words, 4 pages)

Throughout history women have been portrayed as gentle and passive, meant to cook, clean, and compliment their more masculine counterparts. Meanwhile men must be tough and strong, able to provide for their family and protect their honor. Due to these historical expectations, a stereotype of men and women have developed ... Read More

My Friend’s View of the American Dream (537 words, 2 pages)

The American DreamMy interviewee is a 16 year old male high-school student, and his idea of the American dream is quite risque compared to most. He values comfort and easy living over possessions, and disregards any materialistic wants for finer things in life, such as drugs and alcohol. As tempting ... Read More

The Effects of My Trip to Manhattan on My Views of Home (558 words, 2 pages)

Growing up amidst the cornfields of Kansas, which stretch for miles on end in all directions, covering the land like a golden blanket during late summer, I am aware that many people would find such a description of my home state to be the embodiment of contentment. In fact, my ... Read More

A Study of the Michael Vick Case and the Society’s View of the Welfare of Animals (3717 words, 14 pages)

In 2007, the football quarterback Michael Vick was sentenced to 23 months in prison on dog fighting charges (Vick Gets 23 Month Jail Term). Vick had been part of an interstate dog fighting venture, and had personally been responsible for the killing of several dogs by hanging or drowning. More ... Read More

Walter Murch’s View on Editing Films as Presented in His Essay In the Blink of An Eye (352 words, 2 pages)

In the Blink of An Eye Walter Murch's essay In the Blink of An Eye is strangely compelling.Even if you have edited (or attempted to edit) films before in somecapacity, it's easy to sit back ad watch things without really thinkingabout all the effort that went in to making the ... Read More

My View on the School’s Gender-Specific Attire Policy (384 words, 2 pages)

What are my thoughts regarding the school's "gender-specific" attire policy? Personally, I feel that the school's "gender-specific" attire policyshould be removed, and students should be free to dress as they feelappropriate. The school shouldn't interfere in how students feel likedressing for a dance or for their yearbook photograph. If a ... Read More

The Author’s View of Progression to a Better State of Mind, Body, Country, and World (2049 words, 9 pages)

In this time of political party bickering, biased news outlets, television ads, debates and seemingly endless supply of polls conducted by everyone ranging from college professors to pimply faced thirteen year olds with their own blogs, every issue- moral, economic, national defense and judicial to name a few- are up ... Read More

A View of the People of the Holocaust in John Morreal’s Humor in the Holocaust (1049 words, 3 pages)

He Said What? Reactions to John Morreals Humor in the HolocaustFrom birth to some indistinguishable age in middle school, it is well understood by the parenting community that the world must appear warm and fluffy that, until the children crash into adulthood marked by the rude responsibility of growing into ... Read More

The Issue of the World’s View on Family (444 words, 2 pages)

An important problem facing society today is the worlds view on family. The importance of families has decreased significantly in the years passed, as we have gone from having family dinners every night, to the thought of daily family dinners being considered weird. In earlier generations there were simple things ... Read More

An Essay Opposing the Views of Marilyn Duff on MTV (967 words, 3 pages)

SummaryResponse In the article Meanwhile on MTV, Theyre Shooting Up Classrooms, by Marilyn Duff, the author expresses her opinions about the lack of censorship of music videos and lyrics on MTV, which promote violence and disrespect to teenagers across the United States, compared to the amount of censorship used for ... Read More

An Analysis of Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s View on Property as a Superior Over the Views of John Locke (1688 words, 5 pages)

Rousseau Lockes It UpFor both Locke and Rousseau, property led to government. According to Locke, the right to property existed in the state of nature, and man created government through a social contract to preserve this fundamental right. Rousseau contests Lockes interpretation, arguing that man had no claim to property ... Read More

An Argument in Favor of the U.S. International Expansion Through a Humanitarian Racism Point of View (1480 words, 5 pages)

Humanitarian Racism as Epiphenomenal to Industrial ExpansionMarx famously argued that economic developments were the driving forces of history, and that everything aside from them were epiphenomenal, attractive explanations on the surface but ultimately either irrelevant or tied in some way to economic factors. Professor Jenifer Van Vlecks lecture about westward ... Read More

Aristotle’s View of the Universe in Metaphysics (1767 words, 6 pages)

Aristotle has a big problem with the universe particularly with the fact that it exists. According to Aristotles Metaphysics, all things in the universe undergo change, and these changes must have causes. It follows, then, that the universe itself has a cause. But it is difficult to determine what that ... Read More

Plato’s Views on Justice, Forms, Aesthetics, Proto-Fascist State and Laws (2274 words, 7 pages)

Fishbowl Discussions16 Points JusticePlato gives a solid and plausible response on the use of justice by starting off with a difficult proposition that it is better to be just and thought unjust than to be unjust and thought just. Plato uses injustice to show how it divides people away from ... Read More

My View on Leadership (426 words, 2 pages)

Leadership in My LifeLeadership to me is not one of those things that you can point out and say yes that is what makes a leader. It is one of those rare intangibles that people have or do not have. It can be the ability to sway people with words, ... Read More

My View on the Issue of Injuries and Ethics at the NFL (1054 words, 3 pages)

The NFL, Injuries, and IEthics comes as the one true grey are for almost everyone because people see things in their own way. Very few times do two people look at a topic and see it is just something that is good or bad and it being very black and ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013