… Telemachus plays a boy in desperate search of his father. He faces the fact that his mother must re-marry another man . This disturbs Telemachus since he feels none of the suitors are worthy of his mother’s love. This re-marriage both provokes…

… lifetime to have the unique experience of making the acquaintance of someone who strikes them as extremely fascinating, but yet that person also seems to be lacking something in their life. In Katherine Mansfield’s story, “Miss Brill,” the main…

… to enhance, or empower their works. One of the most effective of these devices is flashback. Flashback is commonly used to tell the reader more about the history of the plot, and also the history of the characters within the plot. In Elizabeth…

… Is it their strengths? Their morals? Is a hero always a hero, or can a hero be replaced? Throughout history heroes have emerged in literature. An epic hero is a character in literature whose traits are valued in the society in which the epic originated…

… distributes a free software called ¡°MusicWare¡± that allows users to exchange MP3 music files stored on their own computer hard-drives directly among users. Napster maintains a server that maintains only names of music files and location, which become…

… and Women's Studies courses across the country; she is a highly valued teacher and activist. Both her poetry and speaking engagements incite action towards finding the relationship between the political and the personal minds of women. Adrienne…

… la mente, el cuerpo, y el alma. Flamenco es originario de España, específicamente en Andalucía. Esta forma de música tiene unas raíces en los gitanos hace trescientos años. También, flamenco tiene unas raíces en los moros y los judíos. Hoy el flamenco…

… being able to stay on top of my work. I have to learn how to balance going out with my friends and work. The last two quizzes I had in one of my most hated classes, I failed. The one class I do like is my sociology class. The quiz we just had I got…

… centuries weighs in on the side of aristocracy, i.e., leadership roles should be in the hands of the best and brightest. Educa-tion for leadership is crucial for the sons of aristocrats. Being born into the aristocracy is not in itself a guarantee that…

… and disappointment. The story is told in the unconventional manner of a first person narrative, where the narrator and protagonist, Paddy Clarke, takes the reader through a harsh and chaotic year in the life of a 10-year-old Northern Irish boy. Paddy…