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Sanity is defined as the ability to think and behave in a normal and rational manner; sound mental health. How does one go from sane to insane? Is there a line that once crossed you cannot go back from? Are people born insane or some more likely to become insane? All of these are questions…

Fitzgerald’s novel is set during the 1920s, an period of American history known as the “Roaring Twenties” and the “Age of Wonderful Nonsense. ” America had emerged from the First World War as an economic giant, resulting in a general increase in wealth in the population. Pretty soon, Americans indulged in extravagances like never before…

The American Dream or an Onion The American Dream is an endless onion. One will find endless layers of the American dream onion to peel back in order to grasp for an unattainable center. Only tears will be achieved from this endless peeling of the onion’s layers. F. Scott Fitzgerald believed this metaphor to be…

In “Things Fall Apart” Achebe describes tribal life in Africa and speaks how arrival of white man has changed lifestyle, culture, and gender roles in Igbo community.  In “Heart of Darkness” Conrad describes oppressive treatment of Africans during colonization pointing out a number of cases when white men were motivated primarily by greed and selfishness….

Analyze the manner in which Shakespeare develops Lady Macbeth’s emotional voice between Act 1 Scene 5 and Act 5 Scene 1. ‘Macbeth’ is a calamity written by Elizabethan and Jacobean playwright William Shakespeare. It is a drama written in honor of the King of Denmark for sing Scottish-born King James I of England. One of…

Slim is always in terms of dignity and majesty. When he first comes into the bunkhouse, he moves “with a majesty achieved only by royalty and master craftsmen. He was a jerk-line skinner, the prince of the ranch, capable of driving ten, sixteen, even twenty mules with a single line to the leaders. ” Slim…

Walt Whitman is known to be one of the most well-known and influential poets in American history. After travelling the American countryside, he developed Leaves of Grass then sold his house to print and publish it himself. “In Leaves of Grass, he celebrated democracy, nature, love, and friendship” (“Walt Whitman”, Poetry Foundation). His community took…

In this analysis, I aim to showcase the public’s response to the angel in “The Very Old Man with Enormous Wings” and the hunger artist in Kafka’s “Hunger Artist” based on the authors’ writings and the characters’ perspectives. Furthermore, I will highlight the significance of the public in both stories. In the story “A Very…

Prejudice, which is arguably the dominant theme of the novel, is directed at both groups and individuals within the Maycomb community. This prejudice is intertwined with notions of fear, superstition, and injustice. The mob on page 166 was consumed by racial prejudice, with the goal of denying Tom a fair trial, which is considered the…

Romeo and Juliet is a calamity about two star crossed lovers whose love can non apart them from their two feuding households. In this essay I will province who or what are responsible for their deceases, the chief subject of the narrative is hatred and destiny. First I must present the two households because their…