Review

Tennessee Williams, A Streetcar Named Desire is considered by most people to be his most flawless masterpiece. This is because Williams work blends both tragic and comic elements together. He shows the true nature of the hero and doesnt let the reader judge the characters based on one single action. Most readers think because there […]

In critiquing Steven Spielbergs movie Saving Private Ryan, I realized that you can not base a move only on realism. A good movie has got to have some kind of character or formalism to carry the viewer through these realistic scenes. Spielberg not only uses these tools but also showed stereotyped images in his characters. […]

The book “Friend by Day, Enemy by Night” thoroughly investigates the Kohistanis living in Thull, Pakistan. Lincoln Keiser’s book extensively explores the life of the Kohistanis people both before and after mar dushmani, also known as “death enmity.” This particular social relationship gives rise to various issues within their community. The principle of death enmity […]

but while you are waiting for the answer,sex raises some pretty good questions.”Throughout his plays and poetry Shakespeare imbeds numerous and diverse themes, many of them relating to love, sexuality, life, death, religion and countless others. In his poem Venus and Adonis Shakespeare tackles the theme of sexuality as a representation of love, and a […]

The article features a conversation between an Economist, a Sociologist, a Psychologist, a spiritualist, and a Man, discussing various aspects of consumerism. The conversation delves into the Economic and Sociological impacts of consumerism on the country and the Psychological and Spiritual effects on individuals. The article attempts to highlight both the positive and negative aspects […]

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is a gothic narrative that portrays the destructive nature of modern knowledge, especially when it is pursued without moral restraints. The creation of the monster by Victor Frankenstein illustrates the destructive powers of unlimited knowledge in the hands of individuals obsessed with scientific adventure and new discoveries. Although the novel is written […]

This is a well-known comedy. Jean Baptiste Poquelin, popularly known as Moliere, authors it. Tartuffe is first presented as a pious man and of great religious fervor. His zeal has a great convincing power and can make someone believe in his teachings. On the contrary, Tartuffe is a great schemer. His schemes are not the […]

“A Survivor Reflects on Resilience” by Madeleine Dion Stout “Cry Me a River, White Boy” by Drew Hayden Taylor Compare and Contrast Essay A book “Speaking My Truth” is a well selected collection of excerpts and stories which deals with the reconciliation, residential schools, force displacement, and other dark sports in the history of Canada. […]

This is a book review of the book , “The Soul of a Chef: The Journey Towards Perfection”, authored by Michael Ruhlman and published in August 1st ,2001 by Penguin Group, USA- first published in August 2000 and has 370 pages with 819 ratings. The book has three long essays that register parts of careers […]

The most prominent message of 1984 is that totalitarianism destroys all that is civil and noble in human beings. In the novel, Orwell writes “Freedom is the freedom to say two plus two equals four. Once that is granted, all else follows.” The converse of this quote is that by disallowing fundamental freedoms that are […]

The book ‘Silent spring’ by Rachael Carson can be seen as a representation of Carson’s conventional beliefs about the balance of nature and the interconnectedness of all living things. For about thirty years after its publication, ‘Silent Spring’ became known for highlighting the alarming dangers of DDT and other pesticides on the environment (McGillivray pp […]

In Gabriel Marguez’s novel, Chronicle of a Death Foretold, the characters’ lack of individuality results in the town’s events being influenced by communal values. Rather than actively trying to prevent the tragedy that is about to unfold, they simply observe it happening. Despite various threats against Nasr Santiago, the protagonist, they dismiss them because they […]

Gates’ effort is a coherent and receptive anecdote of a young black rather colored, emerging during the period of the social human rights period. Using his book, Henry Gates makes a considerable involvement to the indulgence of the persuasion of faith in American life. He reflects on the activities of the church, deliverance, and prayer […]

This paper presents a summary of the book “Public Administrations Concepts and Cases, ninth edition by Richard J. Stillman II”. It establishes why the author decides to use “Expectations” as the title of the story. In addition, it elucidates how these expectations influenced the final outcome of the reform agenda. Moreover, it looks at why […]

The review of 2006 included personal encounters with different web-based office services. Although it effectively marketed the acclaimed offerings of MacManus, it was biased by emphasizing solely on the advantages of one product and neglecting others. In order for a review to be considered good, it should assess the strengths and weaknesses of each web […]

The text is a critique of an article from the Interdisciplinary Journal Of ?ontemporary Research In Business (JANUARY 2012, Vol3, No.9), focusing on the topics of leadership and management. It explores the professional, ethical, and philosophical elements related to management principles. The paper includes quotes and discussions from various authors and researchers regarding the concept […]

Abstract In today’s healthcare industry, where economic challenges persist and healthcare workers are searching for incentives to remain in their profession, it is crucial to examine all available resources to address this issue. One such resource is multi-skilling, which offers the potential to combine technical and administrative responsibilities, traditionally performed by separate employees, into a […]

Wallace, M., and Storms, S. “The Needs of Men with Prostate Cancer: Results of a Focus Group Study.” Article Review There exists limited research concerning the educational and psychosocial needs of men identified with prostate cancer. Additionally, there is limited effectiveness of support services existing to help this population. This is what led to this […]

The Monk And The Riddle: The Education Of A Silicon Valley Entrepreneur The book “The Monk And The Riddle: The Education Of A Silicon Valley Entrepreneur” is a personalized account by Randy Komisar, who works closely with entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley. However, upon reading (or rather skimming through parts of the novel), I was greatly […]

Abstract The nursing field has experienced advancements that have influenced it for a number of years. The importance of cultural competency issues has grown as more patients require care that recognizes their diversity. This is especially pertinent in countries such as the U.S., where there is a noticeable rise in populations from different ethnic and […]

BOOK REVIEW POOR ECONOMICS: A RADICAL RETHINKING OF THE WAY TO FIGHT GLOBAL POVERTY Poor economic argues that so much of anti-poverty policy has failed over the years because of an inadequate understanding of poverty. The battle against poverty can be won, but it will take patience, careful thinking and a willingness to learn from […]

The novel opens in the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre. The year is a.f. 632 (632 years “after Ford”). The Director of Hatcheries and Conditioning is giving a group of students a tour of a factory that produces human beings and conditions them for their predestined roles in the World State. He explains to […]