Loneliness Essays Samples That Help You Write Better, Faster & with Gusto

Internet use has soared over recent years. As users depend more and more on Internet to do different, daily functions, use patterns continue to emerge. Admittedly, Internet use has not only been an integral part of daily life but also an adopted habit users perform increasingly more unconsciously. Typical scenes of workers or students locked up in a room communicating with someone at another (unseen) end. Indeed, use patterns continue to show propensities of increasing loneliness and isolation as periods spent online increase. First recognized as an effective, instant communication toll, Internet – and later more increasingly social networks – has, Continue reading...

In his works, Hemingway described moments and events he faced or heard about of them. He depicted the life as it is and therefore his works seems to be so realistic. Furthermore, Hemingway managed to invent his own style, which was later called The Iceberg Theory. This technique influenced the writing process of the 20th century. As is clear from the name, the style is focused on the surface elements without deeper discussion into the implicit meanings. It is also confuses the reader because the omitted details often obscure the sense and moral value of the story (Santangelo 251). Continue reading...

Chinese literature

2) Cai Yan, Zhuo Wenjun, Li QingzhaoReading the poems by these women writers, we get the feeling that their representations of themselves are quite negative. The poems are full of lamentations: about difficulties in life, about their separation from their love, their family or home, and about loneliness. These are not women from the bottom class of the society; rather, they all enjoy much prestige. Why can’t they just be more positive?
If one considers poems written by such Chinese poetesses as Cai Yan, Zhuo Wenjun, Li Qingzhao he or she may notice that their poems are full Continue reading...

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A study entitled Happiness and Neuroticism Across all Gender: A Comparative Analysis has been initiated to give a more specific understanding of individual differences. In this study the author would like to establish how personality traits particularly relating to happiness and neuroticism varies across gender. The aim of this study is to identify the gender that is most likely influenced by a particular type of emotion. This is to rule out the study initiated in 1994 by Alan Feingold claiming that the male population are typically ascribed with emotions relating to happiness, extroversion and assertiveness, whereas, women Continue reading...

Several years ago, on a visit to the US, I met a girl, Nuria, at a friend’s birthday party. We had many similar interests, as well as a similar sense of humor, and hit it off. We both felt a connection immediately. Although I had not yet moved from the UK, and was just visiting family friends at the time, it was a friendship we were both sad to lose. Thanks to the increased connectivity associated with social media such as Facebook, we didn’t have too lose our friendship. Nuria stayed in touch via messages, occasionally commenting Continue reading...

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The one of the best Franz Kafka’s works is the story "The Metamorphosis". The protagonist of the novel is Gregor Samsa. He is a breadwinner of his family, consisting of father (completely bankrupted Prague layman), asthmatic mother and sister named Greta. In order to save the family from begging, Gregor works for one of the creditors of his father on the position of the traveling salesman, a cloth merchant. He is in constant traveling, but then one day in between of those trips, he stayed at home. In the morning when Gregor woke up, an incident beyond human Continue reading...

On their first steps of maturing teenagers usually face a lot of problems. It is hard for them to understand how the world functions, what is the best behavioral pattern, what is right and what is wrong. But the most important question that interests young people is how to find the right place in a huge world. Moreover, many of them cannot agree with everything that is going on around them, stand against the society in which they live, do not agree with its values and finally become misfits. Therefore, here comes the main question: Who are misfits and Continue reading...

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The Manson family is associated with Charles Manson who is serving behind bars as a convicted serial killer in the 1960s. Charles Manson did not committed the killings but formed a cult that he named “The Family” who carried out the brutal murders on his behalf.
Charles Manson was sentenced to death however since California eliminated capital punishment in 1972 so he is serving his time behind bars.
Charles Manson was an American musician turned criminal, he had a criminal record from early age including burglaries, robberies and stolen vehicles and served imprisonment Continue reading...

Louise Cowan’s “The Necessity of the Classics” and Walker Percy’s “Diagnosing the Modern Malaise” are concerned with the role of classics in the modern Western culture. They show how present-day lives in Western societies can be understood or positively influenced using classics. The two essays show that classics can be used to understand and cultivate admirable values such as heroism, and avoid undesirable feelings such as unhappiness and loneliness. As such, she, particularly, argues that classics should be primary basis of present-day curricula in western education societies. In this essay, it will be shown how Cowan and Continue reading...

Bartleby the Scrivener: A story of Wall Street is a story written by Herman Melville. The story puts an emphasis on its major character – Bartleby. Bartleby is a lonely man who tries to alienate himself from the rest of the world. The main character of the story disagrees with principles and ideas that predominate in the society he lives in. That is why he isolates himself from other people. Bartleby may be also called an anti-hero of the story who in his passive resistance stands in a sharp contrast to the rest of the society. He may be also Continue reading...

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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...

Essay Assignment: Blues Music

The Blues is the name of the music genre that African Americans created at the end of the 19th century. The music originated from areas notorious for slavery such as Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Alabama and generally the Southern parts of the US. The performance of the blues was usually by solo singers accompanied by guitar or banjo. One iconic blues artist was Robert Johnson (1911-1938). Johnson’s music and that of other blues artists was characterized by raw emotion and the messages therein dwelt on love, hopelessness, injustice, and loneliness. The blues music in terms of the lyrics, the Continue reading...

In the past 100 years or so, technology has greatly exceeded our expectations and given humanity easier, more efficient, and economic ways of living. Technology has given us machines to mass produce food, clothing, and other necessities as well as provide us with treatments and cures for a variety of conditions and illnesses. In light of these advances in technology, we must also be aware of the dangers they pose to our society. With everything else, there are pros and cons to the subject of technology. As previously mentioned, technology has given us ways to make life easier. Conversely, Continue reading...

James Joyce’s “Araby” is a timeless and simple tale of one young boy’s youthful passion. Set in the middle of a country’s economic despair, Joyce appears at times to use love as a device to brighten the otherwise bleak world around his characters. The bleak surroundings are the narrator’s reality but, in fact, Joyce uses intense imagery and symbolism in an effort to camouflage the scenes, perhaps in an effort to display the story’s dominant impression. Though the setting was in turmoil, youths like the narrator were still fighting to find something worth being Continue reading...

In the past 100 years or so, technology has greatly exceeded our expectations and given humanity easier, more efficient, and economic ways of living. Technology has given us machines to mass produce food, clothing, and other necessities as well as provide us with treatments and cures for a variety of conditions and illnesses. In light of these advances in technology, we must also be aware of the dangers they pose to our society. With everything else, there are pros and cons to the subject of technology. As previously mentioned, technology has given us ways to make life easier. Conversely, Continue reading...

"Acquainted with the Night" by Robert Frost is written in simple words that are easy to follow and understand. However, reading the poem makes one feel the loneliness of the poet. The narrator is clearly sad and lonely, and it shows in the way he talks about his feelings and emotions or what is going through his mind.
The very title of the poem makes you think about the poem as “Acquainted” word here is used in the “Night”. Generally, one gets acquainted with a fact or person and not something like Night. Thus, it shows that the title Continue reading...

"A Rose For Emily" was the most well-known and famous work a master of short stories - William Faulkner. “A Rose For Emily” describes the very essence Gothic and grotesque – every piece of this story full of violence, gloom and darkness. It is possible to sat that this short story is an excellent example of author’s style as one can observe plenty of Gothic images. The main character in this story is a young and very mysterious girl – Miss Emily. Throughout the whole story, we can see the development and change of this person from a young and Continue reading...

O Henry wrote the short story ‘"The gift of magi" whose main themes are fixed on love and sacrifice. In the story, the couple Della and Jim, loved each other and wanted to buy Christmas gifts. But their poor financial situation prevented them from fulfilling their plans easily. It was then, without finding any other way to buy a gift that Della decides to sell her knee-long hair and buys him a platinum watch chain which she believed he would love. When Jim saw her in the new form he is shocked. Because Jim had bought her favourite fancy Continue reading...

1. State the rationale behind the policy.
The rationale for the policy is to ensure that single undergraduate students less than 20 years of age live in organised groups recognised by the university so that students have adequate support from their peers and academic staff. The transition from other institutions to university can be daunting for many students as there are many pressures and responsibilities that they are unfamiliar with. ‘The Freshman Live in Rule’ attempts to address the difficulties that students experience during this transition. For example a student that has come to the university from a large Continue reading...