College & Education articles
In his novel, “1984,” George Orwell is an effective writer because he communicates with a voice that is personal and distinct in the official language of Newspeak and doublethink with it’s unique linguistic style. The writer’s purpose is to reiterate the immortalization the totalitarian state of Oceania and warn readers of the dangers of the […]
Throughout history, humans have communicated in so many ways and forms of dialects that makes us human. These distinguishes who we are as an individual; our identity, and our culture. In the modern era,there are discussions about implementing a universal language within the United States of America and for the globalization of humanity; to unite […]
Could a story challenge our understanding of ourselves and the world around us? Many well-written stories have the ability to do so. The novel “The Turning” by Tim Winton is an example of a text which challenges our idea and understanding of ourselves and the world we live in. One story which stood out in […]
Miss Emily killed Homer Barron because she was worried he was not a marrying man, and she would rather live a marriage in death than have no marriage at all. Miss Emily’s father, who raised her, was always running the young men away that tried to have a relationship with her. Her father believed none […]
For my response to Malcolm Gladwell’s “Outliers” chapters three and four, I will focus on the content of these and the messages that lie behind it. Mr. Gladwell wrote these pieces to show students the importance of one’s opportunities when it comes to the ability to achieve success. He does this by addressing the readers […]
In a society, where social class can make or break a person, Emily Bronte proves through her novel, Wuthering Heights, that no matter how high one is on the social ladder, they will always be miserable- in the end, social class does not matter, for it does not satiate man’s desires. Ultimately, none of the […]
A tragic hero can be specifically described as a significant person who has a tragic flaw, which eventually leads to their downfall. In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby is a distinguished example of a tragic hero because, of his romanticist dreams to fulfill his ideal by compiling wealth in hopes of […]
I thought a lot about the title and finallyunderstand that everything what I am trying to find and write are the ways when Huck begun to think by his free mind, which is established on his personal points of view and is far away from society dogmas and are closer to nature. In The Adventure […]
Moving from the eastern to western hemisphere can have a drastic culture shock to a person. In the chapter “Third and Final Continent”, by Jhumpa Lahiri, the narrator talks about his journey which took him from his homeland in India with only ten dollars in his pocket to London where he went to school in […]
Although Michael M. Faenza’s article “We Must Do More to Help Veterans with PTSD” doesn’t directly analyze The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien, the same idea of the harmful repercussions of warfare on returning veterans to the states is prevalent in both pieces. In the beginning of his article Faenza highlights the gravity of […]