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Essay 1 The interview I’ve watched is about Arthur Shawcross, an American serial killer notorious for a number of grisly murders. Even though the majority of his victims were murdered in the late 1980s, his case continues to generate discussion since he is considered to be one of the most . . . Read more

The lion panel is a great example of the power of art in shaping our world. The lion panel is an ancient Mesopotamian stone relief sculpture from 2800 BC, and it portrays lions with their mouths open about to roar. In the lion panel’s time period, they would have been . . . Read more

The wikipedia site is a place where people can contribute knowledge that they have to share with the global community. The wikipedia website has become an integral part of our society, and it plays a huge role in how we find information about everything from celebrities to global events. This . . . Read more

Analyse Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day, first love and let me not, comment on which poem you like the best and why? Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day is written by William Shakespeare, and it is about him describing a person? It is most likely . . . Read more

In the assignment, I asked to think, will two types of economic systems converge into one? Those are market economies and command economies. Analyze this question concerning two or more economies involved in the changes. Economics is how society allocates scarce resources and goods; it also concerns production and consumption. . . . Read more

A story is written to convey a message because otherwise, it would serve no purpose. Sometimes, the author chooses to reveal the message straightforwardly and realistically. However, the author decides to take a more symbolic approach so that the story’s message will be more memorable. For example, author Flannery O’Connor . . . Read more

“A high cold star on a winter’s night is the word he feels that she says to him. After that, he knows the pathos of this situation.” In his short story, “The Open Boat,” Stephen Crane’s Naturalist view shows us a Universe unconcerned with the affairs of humankind; it is . . . Read more

Richard Swinburne developed an argument that argued for the existence of God through religious experience as he argued ‘on our total evidence, theism is more probable than not.’ However, he doesn’t wholly base his proof for god on religious experience. Still, he takes an accumulative approach and several other approaches . . . Read more

Medicine is the science and art of healing. Medicine is a science because it is based on knowledge gained through careful study and experimentation. It is an art because it depends on how doctors and other medical workers apply this knowledge when dealing with patients. The goals of medicine are . . . Read more

I will review Sherlock Holmes and the two films starring Basil Rathbone in the role of being Holmes. The two films I have watched recently in English are The Pearl of Death and The Scarlet Claw. I enjoyed the film: The Pearl of Death because it is based on “The . . . Read more

To what extent did Samuel Adams’ use of propaganda and strategy influence loyalists toward adopting anti-British policies? A. Plan of Investigation. The purpose of this investigation is to evaluate whether or not Samuel Adams’ use of propaganda had a substantial influence upon loyalists who were wary of change. The main . . . Read more

In the collection of short stories “The Elephant Vanishes,” Haruki Murakami uses a variety of motifs to illustrate points relevant to Japanese society and the divisions within it. The motif of characters that smoke emphasizes the apathy of the youth in Japan and their need for the appearance of social . . . Read more

Imagine being on a deserted island with no rules, no civilization, nothing besides the need to survive. The novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding and the short story “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell are two fictional stories that deal with this concept, exploring the behavior of . . . Read more

One of the most critical and most featured settings of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation is the headquarters for the CSI team and the labs. In this setting, many iconographic features of the police genre subcategory can be found. They are being that of a high tech genre, lab equipment and . . . Read more

The WHO defines food security as: “when all people at all times have access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life.” This means that people have both physical and economic access to food that meets people’s dietary needs and food preferences. Food security can be . . . Read more

Niccolo Machiavelli, born on May 3, 1469, lived during a period of turmoil and constant war in Europe. Machiavelli believed that political life cannot and should not be governed by a set of moral or religious absolutes. However, he also believed that in the interest of securing the state, acts . . . Read more

‘As You Like It’ is written by William Shakespeare and is one of his most famous and successful plays. Love is a central theme, and Shakespeare uses many different styles and writing techniques to present it via the characters in the play; form and structure also contribute significantly to the . . . Read more

An analysis of how narrative and genre features create meaning and generate a response in the opening of Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas. Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas is based on the culture of organized gang crime in New York. The gangster genre from the 1920s until the early 1930s was prevalent because most . . . Read more

Introduction. There is no way to describe the Personal Project better than to say it is a one in a lifetime experience to mark self growth and personal development with a tangible piece of evidence that displays devotion and the MYP student’s ardor for exploration of the unknown. For me, . . . Read more

A play I have studied recently is “Romeo And Juliet” by William Shakespeare. The play is set in Verona, Italy, in the 17th century. Shakespeare tells the story of two very young lovers who would do anything to be together. The story concerns the two noble families of Verona, the . . . Read more

In this essay, I will inform you of the social, economic and environmental advantages/ disadvantages that relate to the activity and outcomes of the Limestone Industry. Firstly is shall answer the ubiquitous and simple question; ‘Why bother Having this industry?’ Look around you. The house you are sitting in, warm . . . Read more

The DVD documentation made it possible to preserve my interview almost intact and the replay of each segment for repetitive examination by different observers and me. Based on that, I make a detailed examination of the process I had with the client and self-evaluation as to how far I can . . . Read more

Princess Mononoke (original title: Mononoke-Hime ) was produced and released in Japan in 1997 and was released in Canada in November 1999. This ecology-themed epic was written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki, the famous Japanese film director, animator, manga artist and screenwriter. It is in the Animation / Adventure / . . . Read more

The interpretation of dreams has always been a subject of interest. Early explanations of dreams included the Greeks and Romans believing that dreams were messages from the gods, and the Chinese thinking our souls left our bodies and entered the dream world. In the early 19th century, dreams were dismissed . . . Read more

The author of All Quiet on the Western Front, Erich Maria Remarque and the director of Saving Private Ryan, Steven Spielberg, use various literary and filmic techniques to portray the devastating effects of war. Through the use of different techniques, both authors show the accurate hatred of war, the loss . . . Read more

All the French monarchies lived a rich and luxurious life; for instance, king Louis XIV was a wealthy king, he ordered a bedchamber to be built which was made of gold, which must have cost a fortune, he then died leaving France in financial ruin because of his extravagance at . . . Read more

Everyone dreams of one day becoming married and having a family, and most of the time, this dream is fulfilled, that is if they are straight. However, as each year passes by, there seems to be an increasing number of gay couples that aspire to become married. Even though gay . . . Read more

On July 22nd, 1822, Gregor Mendel was born in Hyncice, Moravia, which is now the Czech Republic. He was born Johann Mendel into a poor farming family. However, the local priest recognized his academic abilities, who persuaded his parents to send him away to school at the age of 11. . . . Read more

Education plays an integral part in everyone’s success in life. Historically, education was only for the elite. While everyone had the opportunity to learn, only the rich enjoyed a formal education. Most children did their learning at home, their teachers being parents, siblings and other relatives. Children were taught what . . . Read more

Compare and contrast the form and content of printed ads for the same product (or a closely- related product from the same manufacturer), which are aimed primarily at women, with those aimed primarily at men. Unfortunately, in the society that we live in today, it seems that everywhere we look, . . . Read more

This essay compares two stories, “A Sound Of Thunder” and “The Monkeys Paw.” Ray Bradbury wrote “A Sound Of Thunder” in 1952, and “The Monkeys Paw” was written in the late 19th century by WW. Jacobs. “A Sound Of Thunder” is set in 2055 and is in the science fiction . . . Read more

The short story “The Birthmark” was written by Nathaniel Hawthorne in 1843. During this period of history, enormous progress was being made in science and technology, which led to innovative and groundbreaking discoveries and opened the doors to many new branches of scientific research. One scientist, Aylmer, the main character . . . Read more

The church year is called the liturgical year, which begins with Advent, and it has many liturgical seasons. Each season has one or more religious festivals. Festivals are celebrations to remember the critical events in Jesus’ life. There are three cycles in the Christian year, these are; The Christmas cycle . . . Read more

The American Revolution refers to the period in history in which the Thirteen Colonies that became the United States of America gained independence from the British Empire. Many battles and tactics against the British were needed to obtain independence from them, including The Battle of Lexington, Bunker Hill, Saratoga, etc. . . . Read more

Pablo Picasso was born on October 25, 1881, in Malaga, Spain. However, most of his life was spent in France. Picasso was one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century, and he was primarily known for his contributions as a painter, sculptor and designer. One of his most . . . Read more

Over the last 20 years, the world has grown a lot smaller, and countries have begun to work with other countries to accelerate their economic growth. The vast majority of the world has been affected by it in some way. An example of this is that in the middle of . . . Read more

Weather is different in every country, even city. Climate is the general weather conditions usually found in a particular place. Through climate, we can judge the type of fruit or vegetables that grow in a particular area. For example, the Mediterranean climate is suitable for growing citrus fruits and grapes. . . . Read more

Physical Education is the study and practice of the science and the art of human movement. Physical Education gives individuals the opportunity to learn to perform efficiently all the motor skills they need for everyday living. Physical Education is also found in recreational activities in which students will become physically . . . Read more

The theme of the two woman’s relationship with Odysseus is complex; however, they are both very different in what, to them, justifies a relationship. Penelope is very loyal to Odysseus right to the end of the odyssey as she has lots of suitors and does not pick any or give . . . Read more

I chose to research this topic because lots and lots of people tend to drink a lot. I wonder why they love to drink so much; I mean, it’s not even that good. It tastes so bitter and has this stinky stench. I’ve always wondered why my family likes to . . . Read more

When comparing two different types of texts, there is a criterion to be followed with. The two passages to be compared are utterly different text types but yet similar. The first text, “Ghost,” is taken from a book called “Human Personality and Its Survival After Bodily Death” by a psychologist . . . Read more

Films are narratives – they tell stories. Even films based on actual events will fictionalize them to produce drama, telescope time, avoid being filled with too many minor characters, or be more entertaining. Films are usually summarised by their plots – in their first ‘treatment’ (or outline of the script . . . Read more

Area of Interest The area of interest that I will look into for designing a research proposal will be how diet and dietary supplements effect muscle growth. I have some experience in trying to increase muscle growth through weight training, and personally believe that there are numerous, influential factors that . . . Read more

Ways of knowing are how an individual uses to gain knowledge. There are four different types of ways of knowing sense perception, emotion, reason and language. In my opinion, language as a way of knowing is one of the many important ways of knowing because it goes beyond communication. Without . . . Read more

There are many excellent qualities a good teacher should have. I will explain a selection of them. A good teacher should know their subject well because children cannot ask questions to the teacher and get a satisfactory explanation if the teacher does not have background knowledge about his or her . . . Read more

“Why I Write” is a short essay by George Orwell (1946). He details the different writing stages he went through from his childhood until he became an adult and the reasons that encouraged and motivated him to become a passionate writer. Moreover, the author deals with writers� different motivations during . . . Read more

A dark, smoggy night in the middle of winter, chills were running through the rooms of the house, like a ghost silently coming and silently going. Suddenly, in the distance, there was a faint booming sound like a drum being beaten. The noise soon started to get louder and louder . . . Read more

William Blake’s “The Fly” (36) contrasts the similarities between the lives of a man and a little fly when a chance encounter on a summer’s day causes the narrator to reflect on their respective positions in the world of experience. Blake uses rhetorical questioning, repetition, rhyming, and other poetic devices . . . Read more

Charlotte Bront� wrote Jane Eyre in 1847. Throughout this novel, Bronte criticizes and challenges some views and believes that she experienced herself within the injustice of Victorian society. In this essay, I will be focusing on Chapter 26 to discuss the elements Bront� uses such as building up tension throughout . . . Read more

Technology is a general term referring to the processes by which human beings fashion tools and machines to increase their control and understanding of the material environment. Over the years historians of science argue that not only technology is an essential condition of advanced, industrial civilization but also that the . . . Read more

Moral relativism is the belief that morality does not relate to any absolute standards of morality with which everyone should comply with. It believes there are circumstances and situations in which actions or behaviour, that are usually considered to be ‘wrong’, can be considered ‘right’. Many of these circumstances are . . . Read more

The Theme of love in “the Storm” – Kate Chopin Kate Chopin’s “The Storm,” although written much earlier, was not published until 1969. This was for two reasons. The first reason was that it depicted sex in a very frank manner. Second, and more importantly, it portrayed adultery in a . . . Read more

Just as society has become more accepting of adoption, the process has become more difficult, expensive, and potentially heartbreaking. The corrupt system has left many couples with no choice but to adopt abroad, and thousands of American children with no hope of ever having a permanent home. Just about anything . . . Read more

Recently in the media, there has been much talk about whether or not the popular sport of boxing is too dangerous because of the potential risks it poses to competitors. Some people believe that if serious damage can be made to the body deliberately, then the act should not be . . . Read more

Bioethics is the branch of ethics that arises from issues relating to life and death. The response of Jewish adherents to issues such as IVF, abortion, euthanasia, stem cell research and suicide expresses the teachings of Judaism on bioethics. For adherents of Judaism, the most significant principle driving bioethical decisions . . . Read more

Propaganda was seen by many as another form of warfare, just as important to the end result as the actual fighting. It was used to encourage unity within a nation and justify countries’ involvement in the war. Propaganda was rife in many forms in both the allied and central countries . . . Read more

Abstract The Ancient Egyptians were a marvellous people with the ability to change the entire world just by being themselves and using their primitive tools. Egyptian art, design, architecture, and culture have profoundly affected the outcome of contemporary society by acting as models. With their art, Egyptians were able to . . . Read more

Does the identity on the social networking sites let a person know what is real and what isn’t? Are people willing to share just about anything on these sites not knowing if any others are forged? In Mrigaa Sethi’s essay, Facebook: Editing Myself, she talks about how online profiles are . . . Read more

In August of the year 1966 our house went on fire it was a truly terrible time for the whole family. My husband Norman, myself and my five children all lived there at the time. I can remember it all very well. The day started off like any normal day. . . . Read more

The aim of this assignment is to critically evaluate the role of a mentor with a personal reflection of the mentoring process, looking at four key requirements for mentoring practice. According to the Nursing Midwifery Council NMC (2006), the term mentor is used to describe the role of a registered . . . Read more

This essay will give a definition of what social capital is and its thesis? It will compare and contrast different perspectives and arguments from authors in defining social capital. The author will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of social capital by evaluating arguments from different authors. According to Field (2008) . . . Read more

In his famous Kana Preface to the Kokinshu, Ki no Tsurayuki, one of the editors of the anthology, introduces the aesthetic value and core functions of Japanese poetry. As the seed that grows into a flower, Japanese songs, or waka, take human heart and flourish as myriad leaves of words. . . . Read more

Look again at the poet’s description of their loved one in ‘Shall I compare thee?’ Compare this with another poet’s description of their loved one in one of the other poems from the pre-1914 selection. La Belle Dame Sans Merci I will compare the sonnet ‘Shall I compare thee?’ written . . . Read more

It is often said that a picture is worth a thousand words. But does it take a thousand words to paint a picture? In 1923, William Carlos Williams composed his shortest poem ever, “The Red Wheelbarrow”, which consists of one single, 16-word sentence broken into four stanzas. At first impression, . . . Read more