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During the 21st century, humans have developed the scientific technologies more rapidly than ever before. And the way of their lives is also changing according to the change of new technologies. Nowadays, we can easily see the people who are holding tablets with their hands around our place. A tablet is simply a mobile computer…

Abraham Lincoln, a widely recognized figure, is known for leading the country during a challenging period in its history, the Civil War. However, not many people are familiar with the specific strategies and approaches he used to guide the nation. Phillips became intrigued by Lincoln’s leadership techniques and skills, as he discovered that they continue…

Don’t Judge A Book by Its Cover Never judge a book by its screen ; it’s merely what helps pull the attending of our slippery eyes. There is 99 per centum more to what you see with your human eyes and the remainder of your four senses than you think. Do non trust on your…

The title of this book, Worship is a Verb, might suggest that it is the major premise of the book. Indeed, in the first chapter Webber lays out his contention that worship is a verb – something we are to be doing. He continues to come back to this thought throughout the book. Description of…

Othello is a Venetian tragedy based on love and jealousy, and eventually destroyed by murder and revenge. Originally from a collection of Italian tales by Giraldi Cinthio, published in Venice in 1556. Shakespeare took one of his stories, called ‘The Story of Disdomona of Venice and The Moorish Captain’, and used his extraordinary talent to…

Langston Hughes was a potential Black American poet [1902-1967] who was an exponent of Harlem Renaissance in New York in the ‘20s. The motto of Harlem Renaissance was winning a status of equality for the Afro-Americans. As Hughes resided in a ghetto in Harlem it became an opportunity for him in spearheading the movement. In…

The main problem for contemporary audience interpreting Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter” is the need to abandon ethical conventionality peculiar to society, and to look at the book and its heroes through the eyes of Puritan author. This statement becomes indeed important in the analysis of Arthur Dimmesdale, the most controversial character in the novel. Indeed,…

Love, care, and sacrifice are essential in most relationships, particularly in marriage. In “The Gift of the Magi,” O. Henry skillfully portrays the love, care, and sacrifice exchanged between Della and Jim. The story’s popularity is owed to its unexpected ending and the elements of chance and coincidence. O. Henry’s depiction of the profound love…

The indispensable constituent to any calamity. Grecian or Shakespearian. is a supporter with a fatal defect. In Grecian calamity this is called tragic flaw. This Latin term translates straight into the word “flaw” but is normally used to depict an surplus of a personality trait – virtuousness or frailty. The protagonist’s fatal defect pushes the…

Hamlet is no doubt one of the greatest literary works ever written. William Shakespeare presents in it complexity of human nature and examination of human behavior. After reading this drama one of the main questions we have to ask is ` Why does Hamlet delay?’. Why does he wait so long before taking revenge on…