Essays about Culture Page 123

The Atlantic Charter, created during World War II, is the small spark that eventually led to the creation of the United Nations. It was never signed, but many nations still had abided to live by it. Issued on August 14, 1941, it was a charter to help govern all nations in pursuit of a better…

In “The Treasure of Lemon Brown,” Walter Dean Myers delves deep into the heart of human connections, values, and the multifaceted nature of treasures. Set against a backdrop of an old, abandoned building, the story unfolds as a heartwarming encounter between a disillusioned teenager, Greg, and a homeless man, Lemon Brown. As the two characters…

When Bill Cosby returned to television in the mid 1980’s, many were skeptical in regards to the show being successful. Cosby’s previous television show in the 1970’s bombed and the comedian was relegated to (lucrative) TV commercials for years. Could Cosby carry a program? History shows the answer was yes and, in addition to being…

There is an endless account of creation stories told by natives both orally, as well as visually. Each story sets its own distinctive details on how the world became what it is now, however every story also has the accumulative detail of good over evil, and the creation of humans as a whole. After reading…

My personal ethical viewpoint has become clearer after coming down to the final days of class. I have learned a lot in this past nine weeks. I haven’t developed any blind spots in being ethical in certain situations, but some people do have blind spots and they do not even realize it. My ethical lens…

Toni Morrison Sula is a novel that has a subject about the nature of immorality. The narrative follows the lives of two black female friends who present differing positions on immorality. On one manus, we have society conventional position of immorality represented by the character of Nel and besides seen in the Bottoms disapproval of…

What We Strive To Achieve: “The American Dream”The American Dream is something that every American aspires to achieve, as it is called a “dream.” The dream we so aspire to be is defined as: “of political and religious freedom, equal access to education, equal opportunity in the workplace, and ultimately, success and wealth” as stated…

“The Jungle Book” by Rudyard Kipling tells the story of Mowgli, a young man cub known as “the Frog”, who is a part of a highly unconventional society. Bagheera, a Panther, discovers an abandoned boat with baby Mowgli. Bagheera takes Mowgli to the wolf pack in the Indian Jungle. After ten years, Mowgli grows into…

Considering how many problems over how long of a time Monsanto has rated them, they continually get legislation regarding their product passed in countries, including The United States of America, through unethical means. Their product in itself harms the stakeholders they have identified in both direct and indirect ways, from endocrine disrupting, iatrogenic, and carcinogenic…

Translations often led to misinterpretations, allowing the translator to impose his own view of the text into the original.This leads to controversy in almost every rendition of ancient works. Any translator can read into and almost rewrite the original work with what they deem true by extracting and emphasizing certain terms.The author of the THE…