… found an old type writer in an antique store, when he went on the shelf and touched the type writer he felt dizzy. After a few minutes later he fainted, and he began to see black and white colors. When he got up he heard a noise and he said to himself…

… They are concerned with virtue and how a believer in Jesus Christ can achieve that virtue. The Beatitudes are a map of life, a series of directives helping us on our journey to be with God. They also designate the actual condition of people who follow…

… as The Enlightenment was an up rise of intellectual, economic, as well a political movement that spread through England, France, Germany, and many other parts of Europe during the 1700s. It affected people in various ways. The advancements of the…

… many metamorphosis that it is almost impossible to compare and discuss Tragedy as a theatre form in one essay. I have chosen to compare 20th Century Tragedy with Elizabethan Tragedy and how they vary from each other and even where they are the same…

… middle class British women from the Victorian era to the twenty-first century. I will look at how women came to be equal with men and what the steps leading to equality were. However, the main focus of the essay will be on how women are treated in…

… a hammer with which to smash it."--Unknown "Where there is no vision, the people perish."--Solomon "The power of instantaneous sight and sound is without precedent in mankind's history. This is an awesome power. It has limitless capabilities for…

… causes like the passive attitude of the democratic powers Britain, France and the USA, Hitler's aims, the League of Nations' failure to preserve peace and the aggression of Hitler's allies. But Hitler's idea of self-sufficiency, his desire to unite…

… follow the standard of behavior for women in the 1800's, and is reprimanded by good and bad consequences soon thereafter. Nora breaks the modus operandi for the women in the 19th century, because of many raison d'etres; foremost, of course is the scroun…

… us not if we lack spiritual strength to subdue mere objects to the higher purposes of humanity" (Harnsberger 14), is what Lyndon B. Johnson had to say about materialism. He knew the value of money, and he realized the power and effect of money. Money…

… to persuade the reader simultaneously promoting the principles of transcendentalism which, after all, turns out to be a great self- help source. Through Self-Reliance Emerson expresses his views, understanding, and reasons that lead to such views,…