Essays About Emotions

The play “A Streetcar Named Desire,” written and directed by Thomas “Tennessee” Williams, tells the tragic story of Blanche Dubois. Blanche, an immigrant who moves to New Orleans after facing numerous hardships in Laurel, comes from an affluent background and enjoyed a lavish lifestyle in her ancestral home. She worked as an English teacher and […]

The great Aristotle once taught that “all men desire to know”. Sometime later, the learned Rene Descartes would respond in saying: “I have always had an extreme desire to learn how to distinguish the true from the false” (cited in Lavine, 1982, p. 92). Herein one needs to appreciate the great contribution of Descartes to […]

When it comes to movies, I have numerous of movies that I love so it is very difficult for me to choose a favorite. I love watching movies and love to sit and talk about things that happened in movies with my loved ones. I decided to write a character evaluation on the invented character […]

Many millions of simple peasants were unnecessarily caused untold misery by Stalin’s collectivization policy, which is widely believed to have ruined Russian agriculture. The focus of this essay is to assess whether Stalin’s collectivisation programme during the 1930s was a successful “revolution from above” as he claimed, or an excessively ruthless and ineffective policy. “Revolution […]

The story of The Old Man and the Sea centers around a character named Santiago who encounters numerous challenges while pursuing and safeguarding his ultimate goal, the marlin. In Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea, Santiago confronts numerous daunting challenges, which ultimately lead to his personal triumph. Although his initial goal was to […]

Nicolas Roselli In literature, power needs to be balanced or else peace will cease to exist. The play Doubt is a parable written by John Patrick Shanley in 2004 depicting realistic fiction. This play consists of Shanley’s characters engaging in a struggle for power, each character advancing and retreating strategically similar to warfare. Shanley uses […]

Certainty, defined as perfect knowledge that has complete security from error, is not utilized in this play. Instead, the focus lies solely on emotions as the ultimate truth. Doubt, A Parable written by John Patrick Shanley in 2005, serves as a classic example of an antagonistic pair. Within the play, Shanley explores the suspicions harbored […]

Introduction This paper gives a critical review of knowing when to doubt; developing a 200 article was written by Mills Candice. In this article, the author tries to give an in-depth coverage of human traits and how it can be fruitfully used in the day to day interactions. In doing this, a lot of references […]

The title of the poem is lamentable and affectionate. The narrator in the poem is Aunt Helen’s nephew since Eliot states in the first line, “My maiden aunt”. The poem is much like a eulogy for Aunt Helen. The form of the poem consists of one stanza containing thirteen lines. The poem is one line […]

Mental illness is often negatively or misrepresented by the media to our naive society. Due to the lack of knowledge about mental illnesses audiences tend to believe that what they see on the television or the movies is the truth when in fact it is not. Worse then the stigma attached to the people with […]

Alfred Tennyson was born on August the 6th 1809, in Somersby, Lincolnshire. Alfred was the forth out of twelve children of George and Elizabeth Tennyson. Alfred’s father, George Clayton Tennyson suffered from depression and was absentminded. In the late twenties Alfred’s father’s physical and mental condition worsened as he became paranoid, abusive and violent. Tennyson […]

Olivia McNeely Pass evaluates Toni Morrison’s Beloved as one in which the main character goes through Elisabeth Kubler-Ross’ five stages of grief. Pass iterates that in denying the evil of the ghost (and in turn Beloved’s death), Sethe takes part in the first stage of Kubler-Ross’ model (118). When Beloved literally and metaphorically begins to […]

Compare and contrast ‘the day the lady died’ by Frank O’ Hara with ‘Mid-term break’ by Seamus Heaney. How do the poets deal with the experience of death and grief in two very different circumstances and culture? In this essay I am going to compare and contrast two poems. One is ‘The Day The Lady […]

After spending nine months in their warm and cozy home, babies enter the world and face a stunning but terrifying reality. It’s uncertain how long their innocence will remain intact. The human experience gradually erodes the purity of innocence, much like the leaves are stripped from trees by cool winds in Gerard Manley Hopkins’ poem […]

War is a battle of not only the physical but also the psychological. In the text, All quiet on the western front, by Enrich Maria Armature, and the poem Homecoming, by Bruce Dade, our understanding is challenged through various representations of war such as innocence, survival and grief. Throughout the novel, “All quiet on the […]

The coping strategies include active coping, planning, suppression of competing activities, restraint coping, seeking social support for instrumental reasons and emotional reasons, positive reinterpretation and growth, acceptance, turning to religion, focus on and venting of emotions, denial, behavioral disengagement, mental disengagement and alcohol-drug disengagement. Passive behavior resulting from exposure to unavoidable aversive events leads to […]

Mark Grief uses those to support his ideas and beliefs, the author’s passion, personal experience, and repetition n makes a very weltered and compelling argument. Grief uses his knowledge of the evolution on of fitness and exercise machines to trigger the reader’s emotions in hopes of changing their views on self acceptance from his personal […]

Tees in Hard}/s novel does experience grief through the loss Of Angel however it can be argued that through the loss of Alex her former lover she is happier as she is permitted to find a new more compatible lover, whilst Duffy poetry altogether contradicts the statement as through her collection, Rapture she does not […]

From the first person perspective of a young school boy as the protagonist, Seamus Heaney reflects on his own childhood memory in the poem “Mid-term Break”. The reader discovers through reading the poem that Heaney returns home for the funeral of his younger brother’s car accident. The author illustrates the theme grief through diction, puns, […]

Although death is an inevitability in human existence, its timing remains unpredictable. However, experiencing the loss of a loved one or witnessing death can elicit intense emotional distress and sorrow. Over time, people have sought ways to manage grief and overcome loss, yet no method has proven to be a quick remedy for pain. Typically, […]

Poetry Essay Draft on “The Widow’s Lament in Springtime” by William Carlos Williams “The Widow’s Lament in Springtime” by William Carlos Williams is a lovely poem that goes straight to the heart of anyone that has lost a loved one. Death is a physical energy that can drain and change an individual’s entire outlook on […]

In this essay I propose to look at the uses and limitations that NVC places on a funeral directors when interacting. There are many limitations on individual careers yet when a specific job requires a certain amount careful monitoring of interpersonal communication things can get difficult! The job without question uses a lot of NVC. […]