… is not only representative of the literature of the "Beat" Generation, as many scholars contend, but is also representative of the life and times that Ginsberg was raised and lived in. Based strongly enough on his life to be considered autobiographical,…

… new to read. When I asked my sister for suggestions, she told me to read A Child Called It, by David Pelzer. After reading this book, it automatically became my favorite book for many of reasons. This book taught me a lot of essential things in…

… For our final text of this semester (and the Liberal Studies program) we are considering the first major work of a writer who, in the thirty years since this play first appeared, has emerged as a leading playwright in England, one of the most popular…

… You Been?” by Joyce Carol Oates, many literary devices are used to convey the change from childhood to adolescence and sexuality. Throughout this tale, Connie, the main character, goes back and forth between innocence and maturity, showing two very…

… a popular theme during the medieval times. Writers tended to make courtly love an important aspect of the plots of their works. Good examples are Chaucer's The Miller's Tale and its counterpart De France's Guigemar. He uses the importance of class hierar…

… completed chapter eleven. I think that Chinua Achebe choose that title because in the book, the character’s lives have a lot of ups and downs throughout the story. Everything could be going right then suddenly something happens to ruin that moment.…

… 026 Report by Captain Brandon Grubbs and Captain Peter J. Ramirez Synchronizing the transfer of ULLS data through the supply and maintenance systems is critical to providing the commander with accurate information. The brigade must…

… right and wrong. Now, I do. The word philosophy means the love of knowledge. One type of knowledge is propter quid, which ask the question why or how. In this paper, I will demonstrate how Socrates, Hume and Aristotle, three well known philosophers,…

… in Albert Camus’ The Stranger, is both a round character and a static character. Although he does not seem to be well developed, the reader does learn a lot about this character. He is dull and does not show any emotion to situations that would…

… Chicken is already in the oven and potatoes are bubbling in the cooking pot. Cucumbers are cut, tomatoes are cut, and as always the unpleasant work is left in the last place – to cut onions for salad and garlic for dressing. John thoughtfully scrutinizes…