All Quiet on the Western Front is a historical fiction novel written by Erich Maria Remarque in 1929. The story follows the life of a young German infantryman, Paul Baumer, and his experiences fighting trench warfare on the Western Front, between Germany and France, in the midst of World War I. Throughout the novel Paul […]
The books read in class: All Quiet on the Western Front (by Erich Maria Remarque), and Things Fall Apart (by Chinua Achebe), are books that both demonstrate the different reasons for why people engage in wars. People engage in wars for reasons such as their want to display patriotism, many others believe it is the […]
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Get startedMy purpose today is to inform you on how leadership styles impact on innovation management. Have you ever been told, “Do it this way or don’t do it at all?” if so, do you know what type of leadership or management style this is. This essay will tell you how leadership styles on innovation management […]
Diabetes has become one of the top 10 killer diseases these days and has been taking a toll on the health of millions. How can you figure out the way to maintain a suitable diet and yet devour your favourite delicacies? To eat or not to eat? This might arise so many questions in your […]
Yoga is a relaxation technique that is becoming increasingly popular with today’s society. According to Garfinkel and Schumacher (2000), the term first appeared in ancient India where it was passed from teacher to student as an oral tradition. The term yoga is a Sanskrit word which was coined from the root yug meaning to unite. […]
Foreshadowing can be a signal or indication of something that will happen in the future. Typically used as a literary device in which an author gives a clue of what is to happen later in the story. Throughout the novel, Of Mice and Men, the author, John Steinbeck, uses foreshadowing in numerous ways. It helped […]
In the novel, Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, the author depicts that the creation is human based on the creations ability to feel real human emotions and feel the intense desire for companionship to prove the idea that the foundation of humanity stems from the feeling of being wanted, encouraging a society that is more accepting […]
The play Hamlet, written by William Shakesphere, is set in the late middle ages in Denmark and is a tragedy in which the main character, Prince Hamlet, seeks revenge against his uncle, Claudius. It is said that Claudius killed Hamlet’s father, the king of Denmark, in order to seize the throne and marry Hamlet’s mother, […]
“To be or not to be?” How relevant is Shakespeare in the 21st century? Shakespeare has been dead for over four hundred years now. Four hundred two years now to be exact. Many people recognize the name William Shakespeare but when was the last time you have read one of his poems or stories or […]
Machiavelli would think Macbeth successfully put fear in his people and gain his power, but this would eventually making his people hate him and made him fall. Although Macbeth shows some characteristics that a good king should have, he does not follow Machiavelli’s wrote on rulers who wish to gain their monarchical status by committing […]
A women’s role is ever changing and continuing to make a great impact on our society to this day. Years ago, women were controlled by men and had very little contribution to society. “The 19m century is marked by the fact that women are regarded as objects in all the social categories” (Diversification and Conflicts, […]
“O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night Like a rich jewel in an Ethiope’s ear; Beauty too rich for sure, for earth too dear!”(Shakespeare Act 1 Sc.5) Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare, chronicles the life of two fictional characters known as Romeo and […]
Sleep is a biological need…a need that very few teenagers are able to fulfill. High school students should be getting around 8-10 hours of sleep (Otman). However, Mrs. Smith’s first block Honors English II class gets an average 6.947 hours of sleep per night. Many believe school start times greatly affect the amount of sleep […]
It is no secret that America has become a great melting pot of people. With such diversity comes the question, how do we keep our children healthy and safe from illness? Many question the safety and benefits, or lack thereof, of childhood vaccinations. Are they truly safe? Are they necessary? The answer is YES! The […]
You hear individuals educate you concerning how some critical occasion or individual in their lives went along and made a huge difference. You know about some phenomenal disclosure some time or another up on the mountain, or a nearby experience with nature, even a brush with some crazy catastrophe, bringing the individual onto the doorstep […]
Henry Louis Gates, a American literary critic, stated about his parents, “Everything my mother and father did was designed to put me where I am. In Langston Hughes’s poem “Mother to Son” he emphasizes how parents work hard all their lives to teach their children to not fail in life. Mothers and fathers spend lots […]
The “Allegory of the Cave” is a philosophical writing that metaphorically and symbolically explains the relationship between knowledge and ignorance. In my perspective the “Allegory of the Cave” is an accurate metaphor for modern-day society regarding our educational system. The image that Plato illustrates in the cave consists of people chained to the wall, who […]
Plato’s allegory of the cave is considered a good example of illustrating the way people think. It also explains the concepts of adapting people to different changes including things they don’t know or are not familiar with. Plato explained that some prisoners were living in a dark cave in their whole life and it’s isolated […]
Plato was a Greek Philosopher who wrote a mixture of dialogues about philosophical ideas of faith, knowledge, and ethics, as well as many other topics. One work that he is popularly known for is Plato’s Allegory of the Cave which is in Book seven of The Republic. In this specific allegory, symbolism is used to […]
Plato was born 427 BC in Athens Greece and died on 347 BC. Plato, a Greek philosopher was born in a politically active family. Plato was the student of Socrates and was one of the most well known philosophers of that time. One of his most famous writings “Allegory of the Cave” was written during […]
Introduction The two articles: N Superstitions for Old and The Allegory of the Cave were both written by characters of high standing in the academic world; Margaret Mead and the Greek philosopher Plato respectively. The Plato’s allegory of the cave is one of the famous passages, and most instinctual accomplishments trying to expound the nature […]
The internet was born in 1990 and has now, 28 years later, become a crucial aspect of our everyday lives. Plato is an ancient Greek philosopher whose writings explored justice, beauty, and equality. The book Allegory of the Cave stands out to people the most because it is relatable and can be applied in the […]
The American Revolution was a colonial revolt which occurred between 1765 and 1783. The American Patriots in the thirteen colonies defeated the British in the American Revolutionary war with the assistance of France, winning independence from Great Britain and establishing the United States of America. The American Revolution did not have sudden changes in structure […]
When christopher columbus first went sailing , he aimed to reach India but he actually did not reach India , he discovered a new continent . Columbus landed in central America in october 1492 , he stole gold , jewelry including some previously undiscovered items such as tobacco , pineapple and the turkey . Just […]
Gordon S Wood is an American Historian and a recipient of the Pulitzer Prize 1993. He is a professor at Brown University, and his book Creation of American Republic won Bancorp Prize in 1970. Wood, in His book The Radicalism of American Revolution he is contented that despite the actual rebellion against the Great Berlin […]
Abigail Adams, Margaret Corbin, Sybil Ludington, and Deborah Sampson. These may just sound like names to you, but they are the names of women in the American Revolution who changed history. Although we might not hear about them as much as we do the founding fathers, they contributed just as much. Deborah Sampson A man […]
In our well developed, better than ever society, we are still fighting for women’s rights and equality between genders. Waiting for a police officer or a neurologist to come, we are usually surprised when we see a woman approaching. While reading an article about the death toll in the Syrian Civil War, we easily assume […]
An eventful time in American History, full of pride, bloodshed, self-realization, and building of an independent nation. A nation that was fought for and built, creating things, the very things that make America the great country it is today. A rebellion that would change the world, in a matter of nearly a decade of unrest […]
The American Revolution was an important event marking may different changes in the lives of Americans. Specifically, it was a changing time for women. Although it was an influential period in history for women, different authors who have conducted research on the lives and experiences of women at this time, argue differently about what these […]
During the American Revolution both the British and the Americans used spy tactics to help boost their side. America had overall more people working on their side than the British and the success of the American spied was a major reason that the colonies won the revolution.. The British also had many tactics and ways […]
