Milos Forman also named as Jan Tomas Forman was a Czechoslovakian born American writer, memoirist, and screenwriter. He was one of Eastern Europe most accomplished filmmakers. When the Soviet Union invaded his homeland in 1968, he relocated to the United States of America, where he directed film adaptations of critically acclaimed literary and theatrical works […]
We were to watch live classical and jazz concert. But, due to COVID-19 the opportunity for watching concert was ruined and I had to watch a concert online and write a report on it. The concert which I watched online was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No.40 and the mode was in G minor K.500. This […]
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Get startedEach person has their own version of who the best is and what it takes. For some people, it’s about how far one capable is to push boundaries. How competent and efficient someone is in completing a given task or one they concocted for themselves. The composer, Ludwig Van Beethoven, was the perfect example of […]
Have you ever listened to music as you did your homework? Have you ever wondered why we do this? Many believe music keeps you focused during homework. ‘How?’ you may ask, well you do this by tuning it out and making it into background music. After a couple minutes into the homework your attention completely […]
I attended the Clemson University Symphony Orchestra on November 17th, 2018. The concert was extremely diverse, and I gained a new appreciation for listening to a live symphony orchestra. Due to my background in ballet, the first piece that attracted my attention was Tchaikovsky’s “Elegy” from Serenade for Strings. This is the third out of […]
Felman (1975) defines madness as essentially a phenomenon of thought, of thought which claims to denounce, in another’s thought, the Other of thought: that which thought is not. Being a phenomenon in which patients present abnormal behavioural patterns, Mrs Dalloway’s concern with insanity is reflected through certain characters’ attachment to suicide and melancholy. This paper […]
“Float like a butterfly sting like a bee.” Does this quote sound familiar? That is because this quote comes from one of the greatest boxers known to man. Muhammad Ali. In 19647, Ali refused to be inducted into the American army because of his religion, and was stripped of his heavyweight championship and could not […]
Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr aka Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali was the greatest boxer to ever lived winning boxing matches at the age of twelve and when nineteen wins and fifteen knocks at the age of eighteen. Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. knocking people left right and center leaving people in the first […]
Muhammad Ali was never one to withdraw from a battle. Inside the ring, his toughness shocked his opponent and, outside it, his dedicated and influential talking skills gave him moral initiative to many. He was against the Vietnam War well before that was a mainstream position, he stood up more than once against racism and […]
“Success is determined by how you handle setbacks.’’ All successful people have experienced setbacks due to characteristics they portray if they have control over them or not. There is not one person to this date who is majorly successful who has not faced setbacks due to conditions such as race or gender. Over time you […]
The treaty of Amien was soon broken as the British declared war on France. Nations across Europe feared the growing power of France as well as the outraged that sparked from the execution of Louis Antoine, Duke of Enghien. Nations across Europe would then join the coalition proposed by the British. Napoleon knew an invasion […]
During Napoleon Bonaparte’s reign in France he acquired many enemies. some of whom were not very happy with him coming in and trying to take over their land, people, and personal belongings. While his reign of France only lasted from 1799 until 1815, it was not an easy one for the surrounding countries and people […]
Many people to this day still argue, about Napoleon, if he was either a hero or a tyrant. A tyrant is a cruel and oppressive ruler. Then a hero is someone who gives of himself, often putting his own life at great risk, for the greater good of others. As you can see both words […]
Napoleon was the leader of France’s army and became Emperor after the Radical phase which was a time where many people were killed and lived in terror. Napoleon hoped to reenact the way Charlemagne ruled. He conquered Spain, Belgium, Holland and much of Italy, Germany, Poland, Russia, Prussia, and Austria. Napoleon was considered a tyrant […]
According to the Oxford Dictionary, power is the ability to be dominant over other individuals as well as having enormous influence on them. It grants one superiority and may be obtained, maintained, and lost. In George Orwell’s novel, Animal Farm, the animals on a small English farm manage to revolt and take over. The animals […]
In the 19th century, Victor Hugo was arguably the most renowned French author during that time. He was known for his controversial writings that portrayed the injustices of the contemporary French society. Because he possessed such radical sentiments, the emperor of France – Napoleon III – banished him. However, Hugo’s supporters were enraged by such […]
During the 18th century, Napoleon Bonaparte ruled France for about fifteen years. Germaine De Stael, also known as Madam de Stael, was a French woman who lived during this time and was exiled by Napoleon during his rule. Madam de Stael despises Napoleon for what he did to her and her country, so she used […]
A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself. Napoleon could some times been see as a hero and sometimes can be seen displaying tyrant. During this time period France need a good leader that does not spend its money on parties and a leader that treats all […]
What is propaganda? Propaganda is information especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view. Animal Farm is written by George O’rwell it reflexes occurrence events that led up to the Russian Revolution of 1917. Beast of England and Comrade Napoleon from Animal Farm […]
The battle of Austerlitz started on December 2nd, 1805 and it also ended on December 2nd, 1805. This battle was one of the most important and also one of the most decisive battles of the Napoleonic Wars. This war was one of Napoleon’s greatest and most honored victories, him and his 68,000 troops defeated at […]
Napoleon Bonaparte’s dramatic fall from power was the consequence of his over-ambitious military policy. He thought himself the emperor of the Europe, with the goal of liberating its people from serfdom and feudalism. His Empire was constructed of three layers, “The Core” (France and its expanded territory), “Satellite Kingdoms” (Territories in which Napoleon placed a […]
One the third of May 1808 it was not just a time in history but the name of a famous painter by the name of Francisco Goya. This painting was at the Medina del Rio Seco in Spain which was demonstrated on Napoleon’s troops who marched into the Medina del Rio Seco to be confidently […]
Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres’ Napoleon on His Imperial Throne (1806) and Andy Warhol’s Mao Tse Tung (1972) are two political portraits created in two different geographical regions, made in very different art styles, with more than one hundred fifty years apart. Still, both paintings played major propaganda roles for the socio political scenario of their times. In […]
The institution of war is as almost as old as humanity itself. Wars can come in many forms, from revolutions demanding change to power grabs over territory and resources. How to prevent wars from starting or escalating has been the goal of diplomats for centuries, and Europe believed they had figured out the solution with […]
Imagine a world leader who starves 6 – 10 million of his own people, while the rest of the world looks the other way. Stalin, a Russian Oligarchic, did this during 1932 and 1933 to the Ukrainian people. This blatant abuse of power is happening again. Read Animal Farm by George Orwell. It was published […]
Since the invention of the internet, the number of devices connected to the internet has been growing rapidly. As of 2016 it is estimated that over 3 billion (about half of the world’s population) is connected to the web. As the internet grows, slowly differing opinions and issues begin to crop up, including the idea […]
Earth’s population spends a major part of their lives on the internet. If Net Neutrality is abolished, the people will be limiting part of our lives. Not having Net Neutrality around also can affect public safety or our safety in general when it comes to Internet services. The Federal Communication Commission or FCC is working […]
You may know what net neutrality is but there might be more you may not know and some myths you might think are true but are fake. Net neutrality in general is the principle of affirming that all internet service providers must enforce that all data on the internet equally. Under the regulations of net […]
To say at this point that the internet is ubiquitous is an understatement. What began as a function largely only used by the government and military, then was derided as a “temporary fad”, is now considered a milestone of human achievement. More importantly, nearly every part of life in the modern world involves the internet […]
The term ‘network neutrality’ (NN) was first coined by law professor and journalist Tim Wu in 2002. In using this word, Professor Wu chose to explain the very fact that no authority could decide what information was or was not available online in accordance with him. The idea of network neutrality has grown since 2002 […]
