Reason Essay Examples

Psychologists and scientists recognize emotion as crucial for survival and growth, functioning as a form of communication, particularly during early childhood when language abilities are limited. A newborn’s cry of distress can indicate the necessity for assistance from a caregiver, while a baby’s smile can elicit love and care from those in their surroundings. The […]

Willy Russell, who was born in 1947 near Liverpool in Whiston, only obtained one O-level in English before leaving school. His first job after leaving school was as a hairdresser. Having a variety of jobs including writing songs for a local folk club, performing them, as well as composing songs and sketches for radio programs […]

Swindells and Hardy wrote their novels over a century apart, yet they both discuss their concern regarding the restrictions of social convention on natural humanity. The societies of the times in which the authors wrote have many contrasts, but both found it necessary to write about the conflict between social and natural law. Hardy was […]

When we read the five poems we gather that the poems all have different aspects of the theme of relationships. The poems I have chosen are ‘The Laboratory by Ancien Ri?? gime, The Man He Killed by Thomas Hardy, Sonnet 130 by William Shakespeare, Remember by Christina Rossetti, The Little Boy Lost and The Little […]

Upon reading The Glass Menagerie, I concur with the aforementioned statement. However, I do not fully agree with it and believe that there are significant reasons why Amanda behaves the way she does. This essay intends to discuss those reasons. Amanda frequently talks about the numerous gentlemen callers she received during her younger days, which […]

These two short stories belong to the mystery genre and use some of the typical elements of the mystery and ghost story genre periodically. The four aspects of these ghost stories I am going to investigate and compare between the two stories respectively are; Plot, Setting, Style, and character. “Bang Bangs who’s dead? ” is […]

During the Victorian era, mystery was a common genre in literature. Each story delved into philosophical, religious, and social concerns through its use of mystery. Comparing the narratives, whether in first or third person, can reveal similarities and differences in the setting, role of the author, and language used. ‘The Red Room’ and ‘The Signalman’ […]

Women’s role in society now, is very different to how it used to be, mainly due to the suffrage movement. In the nineteenth century women couldn’t vote, were not considered equal to men, and also couldn’t even earn a living. Most of the time men would look down at women as they were seen as […]

Both ‘Tony Kytes’ by Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) and ‘Turned’ by Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860-1935) explore similar themes but have contrasting messages. ‘Tony Kytes’ delves into how young love can make fools out of people, whereas ‘Turned’ presents a biased perspective against men, portraying them as wicked towards the virtuous female characters in the story. The […]

Both speeches, which I seek to compare, were profound and insightful in nature. They projected the message of a democratic revolution to a sizable audience, and both speakers held great significance in their individual capacities. In this segment, I aim to elucidate the motivation behind both speeches. Comparing the famous speeches of AL and MLK, […]

Although sharing similar goals, the two accounts present opposing viewpoints regarding Prohibition and offer different reasons for its implementation. Both Source A and Source B agree on the implementation and outcome of Prohibition, as well as the conservation of grain. Source A, from a 1973 American History book, examines the various justifications for Prohibition, citing […]

Constructed in 1853 by Sir Titus Salt, Saltaire was established in close proximity to the town of Shipley. Over the years, there has been a growing debate regarding Salt’s motives for building the village. This is partly due to the lack of evidence available, as Salt did not leave much primary evidence due to his […]

The article in Source A was published in a national newspaper by Haig a month before the start of the offensive, in June 1916. This particular source depicts Haig as an individual who lacks empathy and compassion. The language used suggests that he has little regard for the lives of his soldiers, as he is […]

Source A shows that woman can have responsible jobs in society but not have the vote. For example, a woman can be a doctor or teacher, and for these jobs they would have to be well educated and very responsible but still not be allowed the vote. On the other hand, a man can be […]

It is common to find near death experiences (NDEs) in various countries, and they are said to occur when a distinct soul or consciousness separates from the body and serenely floats towards the ceiling. When the victim reaches the ceiling, they enter an ‘out of body experience’ stage where they can see their own body […]

In the poem ” Church going” Philip Larkin indicates his views on religion, the value of the church and its future in an increasingly secular age through describing a biker’s encounter with a church he often passes. Larkin shows the meaning of christianity and its place in society by contrasting its physical and spiritual aspects. […]

I will in this essay make an analysis and interpret of the story. In the following I will comment on the characterization of the protagonist, the relationship between the protagonist and Celina, the protagonist’s error of the judgment and the significance of time and place. At first I will come with a short summary of […]

Between the early 14th and late 16th centuries, Renaissance Italy was a period characterized as a ‘rebirth’, considered to be the age of reason and enlightenment. The emergence of art as an intellectual pursuit reflects this movement. The Italian Renaissance, a thriving period, saw the introduction of reason which inspired some of the most intellectually […]

In this essay I will take the view point that the Internet should not be regulated. I intend to construct a coherent and logical argument based on a chain of premises. I will state each of my premises and give sensible reasons as to why the premises is valid while giving an example to act […]

First, the reasons for the cultural absorption of the middle class into a quasi-aristocratic elite according to Wiener will be named, described and analysed. There are three main aspects-social, cultural and economic-which will be examined. After looking at the reasons and circumstances Wiener provides, the consequences will be explained. Education plays, according to Wiener, an […]

Exuding the underlying reflections of Macbeth’s psyche, the soliloquy represents the outpouring of confusion and conscience, adding to our insight into Macbeth’s obscure persona. At the opening of the play, we have a strong impression of Macbeth as a ‘worthy gentleman’, with Duncan referring to him as ‘noble Macbeth’. Though, this becomes untenable with ironic […]

Straight away we are told of the intention of the authors, and that is to persuade the reader to reconsider what is usually taken for granted and to question common sense assumptions about the law. [1] We are immediately then given an example which shows that the richest and most powerful states exert the most […]