… “Am I Blue” is about a fond relationship between a horse and a woman. However, one may wonder if there is much more to the story than what the words say. In “Am I Blue,” Alice Walker conveys her high regard towards animal rights through the use of…

… neighborhood of (new york?). She is the youngest of four girls and is constantly told that she is no help. The eldest girl works all the time and takes no time for herself. The two middle girls are very different from each other. One is interested…

… Moshe the Beadle claims that “man raises himself toward God by the questions he asks Him” (2). This statement by Moshe sets the tone for the way Eliezer deals with his faith throughout the rest of the book. Eliezer starts off a very religious youth…

… century was deeply influenced by his age. The current social, economical & political condition had a tremendous effect on him. After the First World War, the western world suffered a loss of faith in the existing values. Moreover, the moral disintegratio…

… was extremely tough. Going to a new high school with no friends terrified me. I was afraid of being alone, of not knowing a single person, or where anything was. Even worse, I would be leaving my girlfriend, Alexis, behind with whom I had been involved…

… 1930’s were times of great depression resulting in sweeping change. All across North America the tough times were felt by all. The stock market crash of October 29, 1929, sent the entire nation into the longest downward economic spiral of its history,…

… can be defined as “intensity at a task”. The greater the motivation, the more persistent and intense one will learn and perform a certain task. The basis behind the theory of motivation is the knowledge that all behavior is goal driven.…

… mistakes may seem weird, but if you really think about it, makes sense. In the article the author tells us how many people have committed mistakes and something good has actually happen as a result of them. We should keep an open mind about mistakes…

… the Ethics poem in my Lit. book in made me think. It starts off by stating the question. If there was a fire in a museum and you hade to pick between a rare expensive original painting and an elderly woman who has only a couple of years left in…

… John Proctor, is often regarded as a tragic hero. A tragic hero is a person who “falls” due to a cg6ircumstance in their life in which they choose one course of action over another, resulting in their death. The audience must view the punishment as an…