… watching silently, In wait for evil days. The plague of war is brewing, In the hearts of mortal men. Those who often begin wars, Now do so once again. And even though the needs for war Are not the views of all. It is because they love their home, They…

… by George Orwell have a lot of things in common, although presented in different ways. Both present different warnings about the dangers of a totalitarian government. In "Brave New World", society honors Ford, where in 1984, they are loyal to…

… by Tom Stoppard in the 1960s is a transformation of Shakespeare's canonical play "Hamlet". The plot, form, structure and themes have been altered to suit a modern context. Tom Stoppard raises contextual issues that Shakespeare was unable to raise…

… to actively show their skills and working with a certain sport as an individual. Each student was to choose a sport that he/she is interested in and focus on a skill within the range of skill work in the sport. A sport does not simply consist…

… of conscience and soul in promoting his supremacist agenda to be quite hypocritical on your part. Of course Hale's views are despicable. But how can you condemn Hale at the same time that you revere and honor Betty Freidan, herself responsible for her…

… "Love is anterior to life,/ Posterior to death,/ Initial of creation, and/ The exponent of breath" (Dickinson). Even supposed recluses, like Dickinson, naturally look to love for hope that life is more noble than it seems. When assailed by mundane…

… well as truly civil war in the context of the raging Cold War? Geographically, the war was indeed limited. Although within the year MacArthur threatened to extend the war into China and unleash Chiang Kai-Chek, it never went beyond Korea's borders.…

… in that it takes many different turns. Throughout a person's life, there will be good times and celebrations along with bad times and grief. The most important thing to remember is to think positive and always stay strong mentally even at your lowest…

… and utterly barbaric. However, this is not true; many of these societies formed complex writing systems, created concrete laws, and discovered advanced math and architecture. Many of these precedents are what current ideas and practices are…

… written by Wilfred owen, projecting the terrible and utterly devastating way war affects people. It displays a Group of soldiers Marching through the night trying to get a camp where the weary and wounded can get some days rest, until they suddenly…