… It was not death, for I stood up, 2 And all the dead lie down. 3 It was not night, for all the bells 4 Put out their tongues for noon. 1. 5 It was not frost, for on my flesh 6 I felt siroccos crawl, 7 Nor fire, for just my marble feet 8 Could…

… Paralysis in Dublin James Joyce is arguably the most talented writer of prose in the English language to ever to put ink to paper. In 1914, he published his book of short stories, Dubliners, after many hassles from various publishers.…

… the hustle and bustle of Time Square to the serenity of a quiet park bench in Central Park you can do anything you want to in New York. Within walking distance, you can find a zoo, an aquarium, numerous museums, the fashion district, United Nations…

… different parts of the world, illustrate the oppression and terror of the people of Africa during the time of European domination. Thus a Post- colonial theory is evident throughout the works of both authors. Post-colonial theory can deal with the…

… or 1606. It was first preformed at the Globe Theatre in 1606, although some suggest that it was first performed for King James I at Hampton court. What is indisputable is that it was written for the pleasure of King James I. Macbeth is considered…

… Cathedral can easily be compared and contrasted. Marriage is a central theme in both works. In Kate Chopin’s “Story of An Hour”, Louise is not completely satisfied with her relationship with her husband Brently Mallard. Towards the Beginning of the…

… book of Job is found in the Old Testament and is an epic poem written by many anonymous authors about a man of God named Job. Some Jews speculate that the author was Moses Rabbeinu other speculate the prophet Isaiah; others just accept that it was…

… much turmoil and enacted many atrocities throughout the ages, there is still an innate goodness that can be seen in everyday life. In the quote by Robert Oppenheimer shows his pessimistic view of life, due to the atrocity he created. With the…

… attack on Iraq not only was aimed at the Iraqi regime, but at the hearts of the American people as well. His speech is an excellent example of persuasion at its best. After listening to the President’s speech, it would be hard for anyone to argue…

… to relieve pain and suffering interprets David Gittelman from the article “Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide”. Euthanasia comes from the Greek word meaning “good death” because there is not a long drawn out process of suffering, but a peaceful…