Quite often my dad would tell me to choose a career that by figuring out what I like and make a career out of it. Guided by this philosophy, I identified what I liked most and found that my heart is in business especially the insurance industry. Throughout my high school period, I was fascinated […]
Introduction People try to redeem themselves from their past evil acts. These evil acts may be as a result of conflicting principles. Hosseini in his novel, Redemption in the kite running, demonstrates the ability for a person to better themselves after being involved in war, whilst pointing out that one can never truly be in […]
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Get startedIntroduction Leadership entails the capacity of adapting the prevailing setting so that every individual feels more empowered in contributing innovatively or creatively in matters relating to problem-solving and achieving the set objectives. In other words, leadership reflects the ability of the organization’s management in setting and achieving challenging objectives, taking decisive and swift actions, outperforming […]
The contemporary realistic book that I chose is Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume. This is a children novel authored by Judy Blume. It was published in 1972 (Blume, 2003). The book is appropriate for children above the age of 7 years and belongs to the discipline of teaching. This is because […]
Dante’s Vita Nuova represents what could be termed as a text of High Middle Ages. The poem explores literary construction the myth of the contemporary love in the European world. In a late eleventh century, approximately two hundred before Vita Nuova was written, European culture began to experience some re-evaluation of the representation of woman […]
Bad faith by Jean-Paul Sartre notes that human beings when they are under pressure act irrationally where they end up adopting false values by disowning their innate freedom due to the pressure of social forces. This is a close reflection of self-deception and resentment due to factors and conditions which an individual can not be […]
Essentially, job analysis is a systematic and formalizes study of a particular job. As much as it is not a requirement by law to conduct job analyses, it is central in defending and authenticating the selection processes. Job analysis is paramount and most human resource (HR) interventions such as hiring or training and development are […]
African-Americans, Mexican-American, Asia-American, etc. all have their own definition of American Identity, but they all in some way correlate with the idea of American Identity. When two different writers, with two different writing styles and technique, write two different pieces, what will happen when both are defining what American Identity means to them? ‘In Response […]
You might think our society with “The Giver” is way different, but they are still similar in ways. The story is how a community is totally controlled in order to have a perfect world. This applicable to modern society because people are becoming more and more controlled with less freedom. In the story “The Giver” […]
The story by Lois Lowry takes place in a community that is not normal. People cannot see color, it is an offense for somebody to touch others, and the community assigns people jobs and children. This community shows through Jonas’ eyes, the main character in this novel, is a perfect society. There is no war, […]
Our society and the society from The Giver have a mass amount of differences, but they still have a minimal amount of similarities. For example, the societies both have jobs that support the communities/economy, but this does not mean that they are even close to the same. The GIver’s society has their jobs decided for […]
When watching Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, I observed the different teaching philosophies that McGonagall, Sprout, and Umbridge display within the varied classroom setting. In evaluating Professor McGonagall’s teaching practices at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, I noticed that she incorporates and demonstrates three educational philosophies, namely essentialism, perennialism and progressivism. […]
Despite being classified as child literature, The Harry Potter Series reveals a wizarding world that mirrors real life. Whereas Hogwarts is seen as a prejudice-free community, classism takes place in the first two books significantly within the walls of the legendary school. Blood lineages are briefly described in the first book yet concerns in heritage […]
“It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are far more than our abilities,” says Dumbledore in the Chamber of Secrets (333). This observation holds a significant amount of truth throughout the adventures in the Harry Potter series. J.K. Rowling, the author of the magical world of Hogwarts, uses the fluidity of the […]
Becoming a registered nurse would definitely be an interest of mine. I’ve always wanted to help those who are sick and in need of medical attention. Through my professional pathways and the Glass Castle I have learned more about success, goals, and how other people overcome obstacles and are able to accomplish their dreams. It’s […]
Julius Caesar could not see his death coming, but perhaps his wife did. In the play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, there is more to it than betrayal and death. Besides Caesar and Brutus, other characters play a major role in the story and they are not all men. Two of the main men in […]
Between the two texts “Ideas Live on” and The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, they both provide an interesting point of view regarding responsibility and government. One focusing on the future and more of an intellectual approach to improving a nation while the other set in it’s ways of dictatorship and an iron fist to rule […]
The play “The Tragedy of Julius Caesar” by William Shakespeare, is about the assassination of Julius Caesar by the roman senate and Marcus Junius Brutus as the perpetrator of killing caesar to stay caesar ambition of continued rule of the roman empire. Brutus(the assassin) had given a speech to the plebeians(public people) on why he […]
Edgar Allan Poe, a worldwide renowned author, lived a short, yet otherworldly life, and made a prosperous living writing his iconic themes of horror, murder, and mystery, all recognized throughout his famous short story, ‘The Tell-Tale Heart.’ In Poe’s, ‘The Tell-Tale Heart,’ he does not specifically characterize the narrator’s gender, contradicting the motive to kill […]
The Black Death happened in the context of immense trade network. It originated in China, in about 1346, but due to the many trade routes, it was able to spread to many parts of Europe and Asia in just 4 years. Large trade networks such as the Silk Road and the Indian Ocean trade have […]
In the famous short story ‘The Cask of Amontillado’ by Edgar Allan Poe, Montresor the main character vowed vengeance because Fortunato insulted him mortally. He hid his hatred for Fortunato, however, because he wants to fulfill his vow without putting himself at risk since the vengeance would not be complete if Fortunato were to retaliate […]
The House on Mango Street, a fictional novel written by Sandra Cisneros in 2009, takes place in a poor city in Mexico. Esperanza, the narrator and the main character of this novel feels insecure about herself and feels like she doesn’t belong in her neighborhood. The book shows how Esperanza has grown throughout the year. […]
To start with, Stress is your body’s way of responding to any kind of demand. It can be caused by both good and bad experiences. When people feel stressed by something going on around them, their bodies react by releasing chemicals into the blood. However, Feeling stressed can feel perfectly normal, especially during exam time. […]
The poet responsible for the creation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight uses many literary techniques to teach his audience in more effective fashions. Symbolism may be the most prominent literary technique used in the poem, but it is not always easy to determine what each symbol represents. In some cases, such as Gawain’s […]
In Flannery O’Connor’s short story, “A Good Man is Hard to Find”, a southern family is taking a vacation to Florida, but the real journey takes place inside the family’s lives. One question that comes up in the story is what the definition of a good man is and how there is so few of […]
First published in 1892, in the New England Magazine “The Yellow Wallpaper” is a symbolic story written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. The challenge of a woman trying to escape her postpartum depression. She has developed a mental state she believes she is trapped in. Her husband put her in a room to help her get […]
Bullying is now a widespread problem in schools because it implicates consequences for children who bully and for victims. This issue can’t be solved without the help if parents and teachers addressing the reasons why children humiliate others. If teachers and parents would help the children learn to work through their problems instead of bullying, […]
Introduction The Industrial Revolution is the process of change from an agrarian and handicraft economy to one in which industry and machine manufacturing dominate. The process began in Britain in the 18th century, expanding out to Europe where emulative industrialisation took place and from there it spread to other parts of the world. Mostly all […]
For one to live transcendentally is completely up to themselves, under the control of no one else but their own, something many of the boys in Dead Poets Society understood. The act of living transcendentally is not easy, in fact it is very difficult. To live this way one has to be their own person; […]
From the 1890s to the 1920s, there were large amounts of political and social refinement taking place in the United States. The Progressive Era ultimately presented women with the right to vote, enabled prohibition, and attempted to purify the government. This era would present individuals with fairness, pure food and drugs, and railroad regulations. The […]
