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The Law of Attraction in Summer and Smoke by Tennessee Williams
Geography
Philosophy
Summer
Summer and Smoke, by Tennessee Williams, is a love play about a man and a woman oppositely attracted to each other. Alma Winemiller starts the play as a small girl with a crush on a boy named John Buchanan. They start the play by John making fun of Alma. She didn’t feel bad about it…
The Concept of Moral Nature in Thinking Critically About Ethical Issues
Moral
Philosophy
Society
This discussion will be based on Thinking Critically about Ethical Issues, Case 6, and p. The moral nature of a given situation is discussed based on the underlying elements that dictate the conditions under which an individual is expected to operate. I believe that the actions by the husband to jump to safety after realizing…
Understanding the Interesting Life and Arts of Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol
Art
Culture
Philosophy
From the covers to what is between them, this is not only a book but a portion of the famed artist’s own life. Like many average Americans, I have always been drawn to classic artistic movements such as impressionism and surrealism, and have not given pop culture and contemporary art much attention. Now this book…
Is Jack London a Nature Faker for Writing The Call of the Wild?
Call of The Wild
Movie
Philosophy
Have you ever heard of nature fakers? If not, they are authors who give animals from the wild human characteristics and personify them. In Jack London’s novel, The Call of the Wild, he tells the story of Buck, an incredibly tough and confident dog who thrives in nature. Despite accusations of being a nature faker…
An Analysis of the Meaning of Optimism
Behavior
Optimism
Philosophy
What does optimism mean? It could depend on who you are. Some optimists believe optimism is trying to make the best out of every situation. A pessimist might say that optimism is wishful thinking. Both views have some truth to it. What about pessimism? What does that mean? An optimist may say that it’s trying…
An Analysis of the Spiritual Perfection in the Chinese Philosophy
Development
Excellence
Perfection
Philosophy
From the earliest awakenings of Chinese civilization, the Chinese have sought out what they believe to be spiritual perfection. This numinous sense of flawlessness existed within the people themselves, in nature, and between the two as well. Art has always been a common means for the Chinese to achieve such inner tranquility and peace. In…
The Factors of Fate and Destiny in Relation to Santiago From the Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Alchemist
Novel
Philosophy
Examine how fate and destiny influence Santiago’s journey and impact the plot’s development. Additionally, consider the potential messages conveyed by the author in each of these instances. Paulo Coelho explores the concepts of fate and destiny in The Alchemist, portraying them as forces that determine the path of an individual’s life. These forces cannot be…
The Case of Texas vs Johnson as an Interpretation of How the First Amendment Should Be Utilized
First Amendment
Justice
Law
Philosophy
Texas vs Johnson was a vital case in the interpretation of how the first amendment should be utilized. Gregory Lee “Joey” Johnson burned a flag as a way to express himself and his political stand. There is a Texas law that prohibits the burning of flags, but the argument used in Johnson’s defense was that…
An Analysis of The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Alchemist
Cognition
Novel
Philosophy
There may have been times when you have avoided a close brush with death due to a strong gut feeling. Similarly, you may have chosen to stay at home because something felt wrong. All of these instances can be explained by the concept of following your heart. The theme of trusting your intuition is consistently…
Comparasion of Frederick Douglass’s and Booker T. Washington’s Philosophy
Booker T.Washington
Books
Frederick Douglass
Philosophy
Successful, self-educated abolitionists Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington fought tirelessly to eradicate slavery. Born into slavery, Douglass and Washington shared the belief of equality, but differed on the manner in which it would be achieved. Douglass’s philosophy was “agitate! , agitate! , agitate! ” whereas, Washington was of the ‘work! , work! , work!…