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The Call of The Wild is an extraordinary novel about de-domestication. It recounts the tale of Buck, a 140-pound Scotch shepherd and Saint Bernard mix, and follows his journey from “coddled Californian pooch,” to a wild, vicious animal. Throughout the novel, London makes the primitivization that Buck goes through explicit, through a vast number of…

For me, math is like breathing. When I look at math, the numbers arrange themselves in my head to make sense of the problem at hand sometimes I need to do a little more thinking, but often the numbers just come together after I work with them a little. I have always loved math, and…

In his poem “The Rose that Grew from Concrete”, Tupac Shakur introduces to us an instance in a life where despite the hard (concrete) circumstances and conflicts that one can be faced with, they can overcome and rise to their dreams Though this may be a rather short poem, it is strong and concise The…

The story “Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway is a masterwork in the technique of subtext, where much is implied yet deeply felt. The narrative is told via a straightforward exchange of words between a man and a woman at a Spanish railway station, but it really explores deeper issues of decision-making, repercussions, and…

Name Date Course Professor/Instructor Psychological Disorders analyzed in Watchmen Through out the graphic novel Watchmen written by Alan Moore, Moore tells the story of a particular superhero group referred to as Watchmen whom for the most part possess relatively human characteristics. In a reversed manner, Moore uses these characters to symbolize the different kinds of…

Feeling oneself to be obligated to, or even permitted to “help” others by making their choices for them is an arrogant choice. Even the noblest intervention into others’ affairs is illogical at first glance, it would seem almost immoral not to stop someone from crossing a busy street, surely, there is no good reason for…

According to Helen Keller “Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved.” I believe that challenges which we face in our life make our character and determine our future. Every person has difficulties in his life. These challenges…

Zora Neale Hurston’s novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, emphasizes the despair ordinary people must endure before they achieve self-knowledge, highlighting how Janie‘s zeal overcomes all of her initial misfortunes allowing for her to evolve into a character with a deeper understanding in regards to the woes of life. Janie is able to transform into…

In Suzanne Britts essay Neat People vs. Sloppy People. she carefully and humorously compares the two kinds, I personally enjoyed her interpretations very much. in her opinion, the variation was not merely the differences in preferences in cleanliness, but in morality, She states, Neat people are laZier and meaner than sloppy people. This is a…

Maybe it was feel of it, or how the illuminating safety-green color reflected off of me, but from the moment I took out that polo from the LLBean backpack, I knew I had finally made it on a team I wanted so much to be a part of since my orientation. Yes, being on the…