Anger Essays

A Poison Tree is taken from the collection of Blake’s poem titled Songs of Experiencewhich was published in the year 1793. His works focus on the theme of human nature. In hisSongsof InnocenceandSongs of Experiencehe tries to bring a contrast between the innocence seen in achild and how this change as the child matures and […]

What is “human nature”? Do a natural set of behavioral paradigms govern our morals at the most basic level? And more importantly, are those prescribed behaviors inherently good, or naturally evil? The Large Ant by Howard Fast depicts human nature as leaning toward the latter. Many other artistic and literary works seem to take this […]

Art has always been a mean through which soul finds an opportunity to express its emotions freely. Many artists cannot separate issues of politics and society from personal and psychological issues. When it comes to the form of the work, there are issues of emotion, modes of expression and poetry. There is the issue of […]

I support social and emotional development and to provide positive guidance by treating each child in my classroom as an individual with his or her own strengths and needs and unique characteristics. I will be sensitive to differing cultures values and expectations concerning independence and expression of feelings. I will address each child by his […]

In the novel Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen the author discusses the idea of lessons. There are positive and negative lessons to be learned from the novel however the main focus is on the positive lessons. The most positive lessons are responsibility, trust and discovering yourself. In the novel one of the positive lessons […]

Jimmy and Tommy (two five-year-olds) are playing together in the block area. When Jimmy won’t share a block that Tommy feels he needs, Tommy calls Jimmy a “poop head.” Ms. Smith, Jimmy and Tommy’s teacher, overhears the exchange. What should she do? Ignore the bad language? Give Tommy a warning? Put Tommy in timeout? On […]

Through the use of a negative connotation, an angry tone, and fearful figurative language Jonathan Edwards attempts to persuade the audience that without being born again you will be condemned to hell. This excerpt from “Sinners in the Hands of an angry God” written by Jonathan Edwards is very argumentative and attempts a high level […]

Jonathan Franzen wrote the article, “Liking is for Cowards. Go for what Hurts. ” This article caused extreme interest and controversy by the topic of his argument. The purpose of Franzen writing the article was to challenge us to get back to the true meaning of love and not being so terrified of rejection. He […]

In The Good Earth, Pearl S. Buck conveys how wealth leads to loss of traditional values, loss of self, and loss of morals. Paragraph 1: Traditional values are lost under the influence of wealth. “But he could not because of some shame in him when O-lan was there before him, and his shame made him […]

Why do relationships fail? Love is the glue that keeps people together. Pablo Neruda had a lover of his own which he mentioned in his writings. Not an ordinary relationship between this man and woman. In Pablo Neruda’s poem “Widowers Tango” the relationship failed because the lack of trust, fighting, and jealousy, on behalf of […]

In our society relationships are a very important aspect in life. We spend on average about eight hours a week socializing with friends and nearly twenty-two percent of our time on the internet consists of socialization with others. When we think of relationships we usually think of a family or an intimate relationship with a […]

My own view of a utopian society is fairly simple, a place in which there is no pain, no crime, no anger, no corruption, where there is no need for “justice”, a place where murders would never take place. The government would be a public government, in which all citizens would take actions they make […]

Q1: What do researchers believe to be the causes of an `anger-prone` temperament? (In your answer, be sure to touch specifically on biological, social, and psychological factors in anger). Anger is an emotional condition which varies in intensity, and is also accompanied by several physiological, biological and physical alternations.  It can be triggered both by […]

Gender differences are usually one of the main determinants of how people act in certain situations. For instance, circumstances where the tendency to aggress is highly probable, males and females react differently. Males often resort to physical aggression while females resort to verbal aggression (Gender and Aggression). Gender differences do not only exist in how […]

The pursuit of truth requires the practice of silence and discipline, which are highly powerful. I came across a peaceful Trappist Monastery in Kashmir during my visit, where the majority of residents observed a vow of silence. Curious about this practice, I asked a monk to enlighten me. The monk explained that as mere human […]

“I Want to Conquer the World” by Bad Religion – 1989 Bad Religion is a Los Angeles based band ot the punk rock genre that was formed In 1979. The punk rock genre began Its emergence In the mid 70’s and Is the basis of many genres since Its birth. The maln topics of punk […]

In “An Evil Cradling,” Brian Keenan uses language to convey many different mental and emotional effects, both negative and positive, caused by captivity. The most obvious negative emotional effects are fear, anger and despair, all of which are shown to varying degrees. Looking at more positive effects, the relationship that developed between Keenan and John […]

For our Drama piece, we presented a devised thematic work titled ‘Revenge’ as option one. This performance, lasting 15 minutes, revolved around superstition and the supernatural. It was set in a typical contemporary high school in England and centered around three teenage girls. When their teacher, Mr. Andrews, informs them about a spell-book available in […]

In Wilfred Owens poetry he is trying to achieve the goal of describing the war the way it really is. As some poets glamorise the war, Owen tells it how it is. It shows how it is like going to war, when your in the middle of the actual war, and the coming home from […]

Even though the memoirs, Angela’s Ashes by Frank McCourt and Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Sallinger, share similarities in mood, perceptions, and attitudes towards death, they differ greatly in terms of society, culture, and the ages of the characters. In the passage from Catcher in the Rye, Holden, who is 17 years old, […]

For this unit we focused on ‘Find Me’ text written by Olwen Wymark. The play is about a twenty-year-old girl called Verity Taylor, who was charged by the police with damaging a chair in the mental hospital where she was a patient. Later she was committed to Broadmoor, “from where she may not be discharged […]

Alan Bennett’s ‘A Lady of letters’ is a dramatic monologue written for the BBC as a part of the ‘Talking Heads’ series. It focuses on an ordinary middle aged woman named Irene Ruddock. She expresses her views on society and the people she sees’s in her everyday life. There is only one point of view […]