… sister of the main character (Grete) has matured drastically throughout the novel. She has changed from the time that her brother (Gregor) transformed into a vermin. By her brother going through this transformation, she matures from the average 17-year-o…

… English IV Mr. Hadox Samuel Taylor Coleridge is considered to be one of the leaders of the Romantic Era, along with other writers such as William Blake…

… one of James Joyce’s main goals was to portray the moments of revelation – or epiphanies – the protagonists experience as the stories reach their resolution. According to C.C. Loomis Jr., at the end of “The Dead,” “understanding of himself, then of…

… years, fashion has become essential to people’s feelings about themselves and the appearances they give to others. From the different styles throughout the decades, people have discovered and expressed their feelings by what kind of clothes they wear.…

… life is receiving their driver’s license. Obtaining a license gives a teenager freedom; a newfound sense of independence. It is exciting to know that you are not at your parent’s mercy to drive you to school, meet friends, or to work. Unfortunately,…

… a mathematician, and a philosopher. Most of you have already heard of Descartes, the mathematician, but you may not realize it. Descartes invented what we now call Cartesian coordinates, or the system by which we can graph mathematical functions…

… with the knowledge that will follow them into the future. The journey through education should be an enjoyable experience that they will always remember. The more fun a child has learning the more they will want to learn and the more they will…

… was the first great poem in English tradition. One of the important quote which was at the end of the epic was “The gentlest and most gracious of men, the kindest to his people and the most desirous of renown”. I think this is quite interesting if…

… rights versus the rights of the higher power of government leads to political destruction within the state. “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely” (Lord Acton). Sophocles, author of the novel Antigone, displays acts of…

… of East-wood, Nottinghamshire, D. H. Lawrence was the son of a coal-miner. His mother was a middle-class woman and school teacher. She was much better educated than her husband and self-consciously genteel. His parents led a bitter married life. From…