Essays On Entertainment

Invasion of the body snatchers is a science fiction movie that focuses on a young doctor who discovers that authoritarian and detached pod from the outer space are replacing the bodies and souls of humans in their sleep. Thus, its main subject is alien dehumanization as well as the takeover of the community by the […]

Beowulf, an old English epic poem, has a plethora of text and phrases that reflect the author’s culture, Anglo-Saxon. Primarily, epic poems are tools of expression, reflecting and revealing distinctive traits embedded in a culture especially the heroic deeds. Anglo-Saxons are indeed compost of the Germanic tribes who migrated moreover settled in Great Britain. The […]

The article discusses a study conducted in Malaysia that explores the socio-environmental factors influencing career choices among novice undergraduates. It examines the impact of current trends on career decisions, particularly focusing on Gati & Asher’s (2001) PIC Model. The research paper showcases how this model enhances career decision-making skills for many undergraduates. In this paper, […]

The decision to attend graduate school can be one of immense commitment and responsibility. Success requires rigorous planning and well-defined goals, both short-term and long-term. Exceptional communication skills are also necessary to interact effectively with fellow classmates and faculty. Although completion of a Master’s program opens doors to many professional career opportunities, it does not […]

Be able to analyze concern scheme within a little to medium and big administrations. Construct an organizational audit of an administration with which the scholar is familiar. Examine the significance of a concern scheme to a figure of stakeholders. Be able to develop a scheme for strategic planning. Differentiate strategic planning from operational planning. Prepare […]

After finishing my undergraduate in 2009, I was very hopeful of securing a job in psychology. I always had passion in psychology and I was enthusiastic to apply my knowledge and skills. Unfortunately, I was not able to secure a psychology job at that time. I was so frustrated. I was faced with a dilemma […]

Vulnerable Minds of the Young Adults Anna Silver analyzes the Twilight Saga according to the criticisms against the novels tendency to send strong messages to the young minds of the readers. Silver utilizes the already existing criticisms about the Saga’s conflicting ideas about gender roles, family life, and various controversial topics to support her central […]

The movie picks up where the previous movie left off, right when Bella Cullen opens her eyes, now blood red as a vampire’s. She savors a moment with Edward Cullen and her newly developed beauty. She requests to meet her daughter, Renesmee, but Edward tells her she needs to hunt first. During the hunt, she […]

Stephenie Meyer is a renowned author who has seen millions of her books purchased across the globe. She’s well-known for her unique take on vampire romance, moving away from their traditional depiction as horrifying entities. Instead, she portrays vampires in a more humanized manner, capable of experiencing emotions like love. Notably, her vampires shimmer under […]

Twilight in Delhi, written by Aimed All, gained international fame and acclaim for its portrayal of the decay and demise of the indigenous Muslim culture in Delhi. Considered a social chronicle and a novel on Imperialism, it is often overlooked as an elegy. This study aims to analyze the novel as a multi-dimensional elegy, using […]

American identity has had major impacts on the historic U.S. foreign policy traditions as well as post-cold war policy. American exceptionalism has been gradually used to explain U.S. foreign policy traditions. As Pease (99) argues, the American exceptionalism and foreign policy are both interconnected. It is believed that American exceptionalism encouraged not only the exemplarist […]

Friedrich William Nietzsche, a German philosopher, philologist, and poet, assumed the position of chair of classical philosophy at the University of Basel in 1869 (Nietzsche et al, 2003). His writings cover various subjects including power, consciousness, history, nihilism, aesthetics, cultural theory language morality the meaning of existence and truth. Nietzsche’s influence on Western intellectual history […]

In the context of 1960s, chain gangs and gang wars are prevalent between Latin and White American adolescents. For the reason that the White American adolescents despise and discriminate against the Latin Americans (particularly the Puerto Rican race), the Whites resort to bully the minorities and they even ostracize the Latin Americans by depriving them […]

In his 1968 interpretation of Romeo and Juliet, Franco Zeffirelli seems determined to defy every possible public conception of the elements of a Shakespeare movie; essentially, it seems to be Shakespeare distilled for public consumption. This is not to imply that Zeffirelli is not authentic in his interpretation of the text and drama; rather, he […]

The opening sequence is one that few films can rival- I have heard it being described as a ‘city symphony’. Abstract cityscapes fade into actual overhead shots of Manhattan. There is an aerial shot of a bridge and some cars over a river. The camera then starts to use tracking shots of freeway junctions, boats, […]

Romeo & Juliet vs. West Side Story What if Romeo and Juliet didn’t die? What if Romeo was killed by Paris instead of the other way around? What if the story took place in 1950s New York City, with young actors playing tough street kids who dance and sing passionately? Well, just look at West […]

West Side Story transfers Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to present-day New York. The love story of Romeo and Juliet becomes that of Maria and Tony. The feud between the houses of the Capulets and the Montagues is re-created in one involving two teen-age gangs, the Jets and the Sharks. The famous balcony scene of the […]

Romeo and Juliet is a play created by Shakespeare a very long time ago, but this play has been adopted into many other movies, plays, songs, and even phrases. In class we watched Romeo and Juliet, West side story, and Princess Bride. These are all renditions of the original and are unique in their own […]

Something’s Coming appears towards the start of the musical and introduces Tony, the male lead. Through the song, the audience finds out that Tony is waiting for something to happen and feels like it will be soon. You will notice the use of muted brass in the accompaniment, a subtle jazz reference that places the […]

The development of caste system in ancient India is a most difficult issue to explain. According to Hansen and Curtis (2013), several schools of thought exist with the most popular and ancient being that caste system was inspired by Hindu religion. Similar to current India, religion played a key role in ancient India. The mythical […]

Role Of Fire – In “Like Water For Chocolate”Fire symbolizes desire and destructive passion in the novel. Images of heat and fire show up the novel as expressions of intense emotion. Because heat is the catalyst that causes food to undergo chemical change, substantial waves of it are present at many of the moments when […]

Women have been historically considered inferior to men. Even religion subordinates them: in the Bible, Eve was created from Adam’s rib. Women have been frequently considered the “weaker sex” and even less intelligent than men. Power in society is mainly exercised by men. Politically speaking, most presidents and prime ministers have been male. Even at […]