Essays about Life Page 69

I believe all the sadness in this world is because life is telling us there’s always something brighter around the corner. All the tears that dry us out, are preparing us for the smiles that are yet to happen. We should never be afraid of the bad things that happen to us! Otherwise, life would…

For the nature of Asia itself, Asia is the largest continent by landmass and covers 8. 6% of the Earth’s surface and hosts 60% of the world’s current human population. With so much diversity, is it possible to for Asians to share quintessential values which only exist in the area of Asia? In some extent,…

I. The ‘ghost story’ The great effect of Henry James’ novella, The Turn of the Screw, is the fact that the author uses the frame narrative technique to enclose the actual story. This only enhances the ambiguity of the narrated events. The story of the governess is told as part of a social gathering, where…

Throughout the decades, alcoholism has become a common issue that has become the cause of the deterioration of many relationships. In Scott Russell Sanders essay, “Under the Influence”, it is demonstrated how his relationship with his father continuously weakens due to the effects of alcohol. In order to create a deeper understanding of the impacts…

Introduction Freedom Writers is a drama based on the book “The freedom writers’ diary” by Erin Gruwell and her students at the Woodrow Wilson Classical High School in California. The book is an agglomeration of the writings of these students, inspired by their teacher, to write about the experiences they had to undergo due to…

Abstract The subject-term, the predicate-term, and the copula are the three essential elements of proposition. Objectively, understanding the logic of propositions is impossible without grasping the meaning of its separate elements. Simultaneously, these are quality and quantity divide propositions into different categories and expand opportunities for using propositions as the instruments of philosophic expression. The…

     Is science value neutral? Before answering this question, it is necessary for us to know the limitations of the scientist. The greatest enemy of the scientist is his mind. He has to conclude his researches and terminate enquiries at the final frontier of the mind. The authors, Stevenson and Byerly put a question and…

Abraham Maslow explored a hierarchy of needs, from the most basic physical needs to the most internal needs for selfactualization, and found that individuals respond to motivation that meets their lowest need at a particular point in time. This approach to motivation holds considerable potential for companies willing to apply it to their personnel practices….

The debate over the meaning of Voltaire’s story Candide, specifically the “Eldorado” scene, has sparked discussion among various authors. Eldorado is presented as Voltaire’s vision of an ideal society – a place where everyone is equal in status, rights, belief, and opportunity. It is a utopia free from greed, social hierarchies, religious conflict, and suffering…

The west experienced tremendous growth after the civil war, nowhere is that more apparent than in California, but the entire west experienced a change. An essay on the consequences of that growth on the western landscape, looking at farming, livelihoods, the impact of the railroad, and the growth of reservations for and subjugation of the…