Essays on Family Page 136

Pride and Prejudice, a popular novel by Jane Austen, was written between 1796 and 1797. Set in the nineteenth century, the book explores various themes beyond just pride and prejudice. It delves into topics like upbringing, marriage, moral ethics, and love. Austen’s work mainly focuses on aspects of life that held importance during that era,…

Attraction is what makes us choose to interact with some people and not others. Many factors influence this attraction. Examples are:  Propinquity: This is geographical closeness. People tend to be attracted to people they know well and interact with often. The propinquity effect is the finding that the more we see and interact with people;…

Articles The Amazing Power of Baby Love and A Year to Cheer (written by Dr. Stanley Greenspan and Emily Abedon, respectively) advocate intense coexistence between the child and the caregiver. These articles (taken from parenting magazine) are, in essence, guidelines to be used by the parents or caregiver to ensure proper development of their child…

I am experiencing lonely and sad. It is a cold and blustery Wednesday in November. Tomorrow will be the first Thanksgiving I have spent without my household. My fellow at the clip asks me to come to his house and run into his parents and fall in them for their Thanksgiving banquet. Though it is…

Willa Cather showcases the common dilemma of believing one has found love only to discover the loss of another love. In her renowned short story “A Wagner Matinee,” Cather portrays Aunt Georgiana’s experience of sacrificing one love while pursuing the affection of a man. Moreover, Cather incorporates the harsh realities faced by individuals living on…

Holden Caulfield almost seems like the ideal teenager, in our culture. He completely rejects the idea of growing up. His unhappiness, and his way of showing it, makes him relate with readers who come from backgrounds completely different from his. It is tempting to dwell in his point of view and his weirdness rather than…

The treatment of children during the early modern century was quite a controversial subject, as the high infant mortality rates greatly affected views and opinions towards the children. However, the different social classes all possessed various advantages, privileges, and conditions, which would shape different opinions towards child rearing. These opinions and methods can be separated…

Citizenship is “membership in a political community” usually a country and right to political participation is attached. A citizen is a person who has such membership. There is a difference between  nationality and citizenship: citizens have right to participate in political matters of country they are citizen of, such as voting while nationals do not…

According to ILO, Child Labour is well-defined as work that has the potential to deprive children of their childhood, this kind of impact on their dignity and it is also harmful for their growing physical body moral and mental progress and it’s interferes with their education either by not sending them to attend school, giving…

            “Absolute Surrender” by Andrew Murray is an amazing piece of religious writing which has been much in demand for more than a whole century and is “a source of much spiritual guidance and insight for the seeking saint”. In this book the author explains to us in a classic devotional style that “carnal Christianity”…