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INTRODUCTION

The New York Times once states that Gothic ornaments and costumes reflect “a glamorous cover for the genre’s somber themes. In the world the Goth, naturelurks as a malign protagonist, causing flesh to rot,monuments to crumble and women turn into slatterns, their hair streaming and lipstick askew” (La Ferla, 2005).The word “Gothic” connotes a particular visual image and style that evokes darkness and evil rather than whiteness and purity. This aesthetic is indeed often associated with the literary and cinematic figures of the vampire and the monster, which is ubiquitous in gothic novels such as Mary Continue reading...

China is a country with an ancient and rich history dating many hundreds of years before our era. This country is decorated with hundreds of imperial palaces, ancient Buddhist temples and various other historical monuments. Historical monuments there are combined with modern buildings, which shows a strong development of China today. Today, in the literal sense, worth to dig a little deeper to discover all the new and unexplored evidences of the heyday times of ancient Chinese civilization. One of the greatest and most amazing discoveries in Chinese history was finding the tomb of Emperor Shi Huang Di and Continue reading...

What Is Beautiful

It is said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, or that it is only skin deep, and many other colorful euphemisms that paint an enticing portrait of inner peace, a sense of self-resolve that allows for a restful spirit and calm mind. This is a pleasing mental picture to behold, but upon the surface there are many differences as to what those who come from different cultures might find beautiful. While beauty is indeed a concept that is held close and dear to the heart, a great many cultures find it in different manners than others. Continue reading...

Creative Camera Techniques

One of the most wonderful aspects of photography is the creativity a photographer can engage in. This creativity has been enhanced by the contemporary camera techniques, through modern technologies (Aronoff, 2012). Once a photographer has his camera and a computer, he/she can engage in photo manipulation or an aspect currently referred as photo shopping. Photo-shopping or manipulation of pictures and images enables photographers to achieve all kinds of effects desired on their images (Aronoff, 2012). Apart from application of computer techniques, through photo-shopping, there are also certain creative camera techniques that have been employed overtime to enhance photographic creativity ( Continue reading...

The play “Twelfth Night” by William Shakespeare involves the love that the Duke of Illyria, Orsino, has for the fair Olivia which brings several ramifications. Viola arrives in Illyria with a captain after a shipwreck. She decides to wear a man’s clothes and seeks work at the duke’s house as a boy (Shakespeare n.p.). Olivia does not love Orsino back, so he sends his new errand boy Cesario (Viola disguised as a boy) to woo Olivia for him. Olivia on the other hand falls in love with Cesario without knowing that she is a woman. Later on Continue reading...

‘Discuss concepts of normalcy in Lessing’s ‘The Fifth Child’: how does Lessing encourage the reader to assume Ben is monstrously abnormal?’
For most people, the word “normal” may seem very simple, but its specific meaning and definition can make it complex. The complexity appears by its perception in different contexts because every culture has distinctive ways of defining it. For example, Arabs are used to eating with their hands, which is considered normal but, if they adopt the same way in France, it could be considered abnormal. Normality can be defined as “one who is not diseased Continue reading...

A gothic novel “Frankenstein, or, the Modern Prometheus” by Mary Shelley has been firmly standing in the world of literature as one of the best classical gothic creations for almost two hundred years. She was only about twenty when the world saw “Frankenstein’s” first edition which was published in 1818 (Lederer 1). It must be also noted that Shelley wrote “Frankenstein” in the context of personal tragedy. A critic Ellen Moers pointed that before the novel appeared Mary had given birth to a baby girl who died soon after. This situation had its continuation in the dream that Continue reading...

Following the Age of Enlightenment, a new movement formed that was called Romanticism. Whereas the Enlightenment era was involved with political institutions and inherited intellectual authorities, the Romantic era was birthed out of a desire to shift from faith in reason to faith in emotion and the senses. The power and prominence of the imagination spoke of not only the devotion to self-introspection and self-discovery but also the idea that all is not as it seems. The sense of the mystery that has enlivened art and nurtured hungry souls was cradled in this era, where the individual and his Continue reading...

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Health History:
According to Smith, Duell and Martin (2012), the subjective data or health history should be initiated with biographic information that must include age, gender, education, marital status and living arrangements.

Therefore, the history taken starts from the demographic data which can be seen as following:

Referral Source: ER
Marital Status: Married
Age: 41
Presenting Complaint:
History of Presenting Complaint (HOPC):
According to the patient she was in usual state of health one week ago when she developed chest pain. The PQRST of pain is as follows:

Onset: Sudden

Provocation: Exertion
Quality: Dull aching
Region and radiation: Left para-sternal area radiating Continue reading...

When, domesticating animals, of course, people had no idea what they will occupy an important place in their later life as a utilitarian and non-utilitarian the spiritual plane, and that the latter will lead to the emergence and development of a particular layer of the spiritual culture related to pets.
Based on the principles of general systems theory there is a proposed algorithm for constructing classifications of breeds of domestic animals, which consists of eight steps. Here immediately I would like to indicate that this algorithm is inherently may be applicable for any other classification of objects and phenomena.
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The essay represents feminist criticism of Frankenstein, discussing roles and functions of women – addressing Caroline Frankenstein, Justine Moritz, Elizabeth Lavenza, and the monster’s companion – and the ways they are treated and represented in the novel to analyse one of the main themes of the story – the theme of women as the driving force of the life of a society.
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is the story of a scientist who attempts to bring life to a dead body creating eventually an ugly monster. This novel became one of the most iconic and famous novels of the centuries. Although Continue reading...

The concept of ‘human rights’ establishes the idea of equality among all human beings. Despite the human population’s differences in terms of age, gender, culture, and socio-economic status among others, we are all human beings. Consequently, as human beings, we have common or shared rights that allow us to coexist peacefully with other people and without threats to our safety and wellbeing. One of the main issues concerning human rights, however, is that existing and prevalent systems or practices such as cultural beliefs or traditions, and political policies or practices limit people from enjoying their rights. An example Continue reading...

Essay

Art is a figurative interpretation of reality; process or result of internal or external expression (relative to the creator) of the world in an artistic image; creativity, directed in such a way that it reflects the interests not only of the author, but other people. In the whole of society, art is a special way of cognition and reflection of reality, a form of artistic activity and social consciousness of the spiritual culture of both people and all mankind, diverse results of creative activity of all generations. The fact of the impact of historical events on the art is Continue reading...

Down syndrome is a congenital disorder occurring due to extra chromosomes or genetic material which alters the development of the body. Down syndrome is caused due to an error in cell division that results in an embryo with three copies of chromosome 21which breaks off and attaches to another chromosome. The accurate characteristics of people with Down syndrome were published by an English physician John Langdon Down, who is recognized as the “father” of Down syndrome for his work.

SYMPTOMS AND DIAGNOSIS

People having Down syndrome are mentally retarded with learning difficulties. Their development is slow and has poor memory. Their IQ Continue reading...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Introduction
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the largest art museums in the world and second in the world in attendance (after the Louvre). Metropolitan Museum contains one of the largest collections of art in the world - more than two million items. This is not just a museum, but the real center of culture. The museum is located on the so-called "Museum Mile in New York" - section of the Fifth Avenue from 47 to 107 Street, which has comprises major museums in the city.
Founded in 1870, MET was formed by donations of individual citizens. Continue reading...

Anabolic steroids have been developed and used for physical enhancement by elevating testosterone levels. Originally synthesized in 1935, the first synthetic steroid was used by German soldiers to promote stamina and aggressiveness. By the 1940’s professional athletes used anabolic steroids to increase athletic performance and in 1958 began to produce them.
Athletes in many sports became dependent on the use of steroids in order to remain competitive against rivals who also used them. Sports organizations began to discourage them passively when serious side effects became associated with the use, but it wasn’t until 1975 that the International Continue reading...

Over the course of time authors of classic literature have venture into the pursuit of creating novels that are rooted within the very core of human existence. Characters in novels are romanticized to make them more appealing to the readers. Regardless of the genre or the personality of the characters in the story, authors attempt to humanize their characters to bring them to life and make them relatable to the readers. This was the main contention by author Mary Shelley in her most popular novel Frankenstein. While the main character in Shelly’s novel takes the form of a Continue reading...

Source: Musée d'Orsay 2006
http://www.musee-orsay.fr/en/collections/index-of-works/notice.html?nnumid=342
“The Gleaners” (fr. Des glaneuses) is an oil painting by Jean-François Millet, a French painter who belonged to the Barbizon school. The painting was completed in 1857 and has a size of 33 inches by 44 inches.
Rural life was one of the favorite themes of Jean-François Millet, and this painting was the culmination of a decade of Millet’s research and work on the theme of the rural life in general and the gleaners in particular. It is one of the central works of Millet which was created at the Continue reading...

English 111

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Each day, I make an evaluation about my work, routine, people, surrounding, events, to mention a few. Rarely do I support my personal judgmental assessment with detailed, reasoned arguments or acceptable evidence. I simply have the gut feelings to express my opinion. However, in this academic paper on justifying an evaluation, I will write my statements using criteria from an expert to offer my readers with persuasive, well-developed, and neatly supported claims. I will evaluate my comparison of two websites and justify the set of standards that I will use to evaluate them using Cornell University Library’ Continue reading...

Contemporary culture and conventional culture are two eminent terminologies that have clear-cut footprints seen on the family structures. The society and family structures are changing because of adopting new cultural dimensions (Press, Women Watching Television 6). Over the years, a paradigm shift can be observed in American families. The traditional ideologies in terms of American family structure have been transmuting to the contemporary ideologies. The family structure has been greatly influenced by the contemporary culture. Nowadays, media claims itself as a best representation of contemporary culture in the family structures. The purpose of this review essay is to observe Continue reading...