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

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The article discusses the archaeology of China and the conclusions drawn from the archaeology. Special emphasis is given to the Sanxingdui and Anyang archaeological sites and their roles in the Chinese civilization. The two areas are similar interms of the artifacts found such as the tools, living structures and burial structures. The document also does a comparison of the two sites. In addition to that, the agricultural practices of the ancient people is discussed with emphasis on the adoption of agriculture and the domestication of crops such as rice ans millet. the high population of the country, China ranks Continue reading...

Listen to Radiolab's program on color. Create a list of all the new information that you gain from the program.

Question: Whether we see color inside our heads or outside.

Is the light is within or without?

The prism shatters white light, thus, creating a rainbow
A second prism showed that color could be isolated. For example, by “filtering” the blue light, it stayed blue.
White light constituted of the colors. That is, the colors are in the light itself.

The colors are energy inside the white light.

Humans see seven colors. The normal rainbow red orange yellow green blue violent (purple)
Dogs see blue, green, white and black
A sparrow sees ultraviolet light and can therefore Continue reading...

Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch Post-Impressionist who painted almost 900 paintings including self-portraits which mostly deal with the life of the common people (Van Gogh Gallery, “Vincent van Gogh Paintings”). Additionally, van Gogh used his artworks similar to a diary to record his emotions on canvas. Vincent van Gogh was born on 30th March 1853 (Graefe, 1) in the Groot-Zundert, a Dutch parsonage village in an upper middle class family. Being the oldest son in the family, Van Gogh had a brother and a sister. His brother Theo van Gogh, worked as an art dealer, was one of Continue reading...

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In three short stories (The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, I Stand Here Ironing by Tillie Olsen and The Revolt of Mother by Mary Wilkins), the burden of motherhood is revealed and discussed. This short paper will tackle various ways in which the burden of motherhood manifests itself in the life of mothers, and the specific resolutions each mother in the story has taken towards relieving themselves of either part or of all of the burden.

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

In this short story, the narrator is confined to a home by her husband as the latter presumes she is simply having Continue reading...

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The essay is a rhetorical analysis of a poster that speaks against racial discrimination. The poster shows the effects of racial discrimination on the victims using textual and image elements. There is also a manipulation of colors to show the different moods in every message that the texts carry. The target audience includes my peers, educated and young. The purpose of a rhetorical analysis is to examine the interaction of the text, the audience and the author of the text. The audience of the poster is the general population. It includes individuals, companies and institutions .

Purpose

The poster talks about Continue reading...

For this assignment I choose to discuss an observation that I located online. This observation is a sculpture titled Beetle Sphere (2013). Ichwan Noor, an Indonesian sculpture artist, created the Beetle Sphere, a vintage 1953 Volkswagen Beetle, in 2013. The sculpture is made of aluminum, polyester, paint and real parts from a 1953 Beetle. The sculptured beetle is an impressive sight with its bright yellow color and perfectly spherical shape. The immediate attraction to Noor’s 1953 Beetle is perhaps not the color or the spherical shape, but the fact that it is made from an everyday object, a Continue reading...

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Art education in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia began in 1947 after the approval of the first plan of the curriculum. It was a basic part of every stage of the education system and was taught as an activity rather than as a subject. Documents are available to confirm this fact. This paper seeks to establish a curriculum that will spur learning for school going children in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Initial introduction of art education faced strong opposition from hardline Islamic scholars and clerics who felt that drawing of God’s creation was going against the teachings Continue reading...

In the short stories The Bride Came to Yellow Sky by Stephen Crane and A Flower for Emily by William Faulkner are ridden with a number of literary devices and among them is suspense. Crane and Faulkner use suspense from the beginning of their stories, and the reader gets to know the truth at the end of the stories. In The Bride Came to Yellow Sky, the gunfight between the antagonist Scratchy Wilson and Potter never materializes. At the same time, there is an internal struggle in Potter who does not know how best to break the news about Continue reading...

The Yellow Wallpaper is an interesting story that highlights issues affecting women and the bondage they at times have to go through due to the weakness they display. It is a heartbreaking story that shows the extend a woman’s imagination can take her if the root cause of her issues are not taken care of and well handled. Just when one thought that reading the story was interesting, its film adaptation is even more heartbreaking as the literature is turned into images. One can almost empathize with the issues that are facing a woman who is not getting Continue reading...

Q1. I chose this lexical set of words because learning the basic colors is essential for young learners studying a new language. The main colors are simple to teach and will come in handy for use in daily life. And I can use realia in the classroom to demonstrate the new vocabulary for the students. Teaching the colors may go hand in hand with a lesson on clothing (e.g., black shoes, white shirt, red pants, blue belt, green hat, etc.).
Q2. I would present the new words to my class by using a song or a game. For example, Continue reading...

Last year marked the 400th anniversary of the death of El Greco. Probably everyone heard about the great master of the Renaissance with a strange name. His portraits and works on religious themes can be found in all textbooks on the art of the Renaissance. Moreover, today, looking at his brilliant canvases, it is difficult to understand why the world fame came to him only after three centuries after his death. What kind of a man he was? Why did he have such nickname? What was the meaning of his work?
Domenico Theotocopuli (the real name of El Greco) Continue reading...

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Cynthia Ozick (born April 17, 1928) is a famous American writer and essayist. Ozick is of Jewish origin, and her well-known works as “The Puttermesser Papers” (1997), “The Pagan Rabbi and Other Stories” (1971) and “The Shawl” (1989) are penetrated with the themes about Jewish-American life during the Holocaust and after it. In this essay, I would like to parse the short story “The Shawl” written by Cynthia Ozick. This story is considered as one of the greatest examples of the vivid descriptions of the post-Nazi times.

The symbolism of the story;

The story “The Shawl” describes an amount of variable historical and psychological Continue reading...

“The Bride Comes to the Yellow Sky” takes place when modern civilization was swiftly sweeping over the Old West. The entire story represents the industrialization of transportation and the flood of women to be joined with once wild men in marriage. The fact that the bride was “not pretty, nor was she very young” also diminishes the amorous romance of the Wild West, of rescuing and wedding the young and beautiful damsel. Instead, Jack Potter’s marriage turns wedlock into just another natural consequence of rational and levelheaded progress.
Scratchy Wilson represents the last gasping breath of the Wild Continue reading...

The Democratic Republic of Congo was a Belgium colony from 1908 to1960 (Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa, n.d). The country has fought several wars. The first Congo war was between 1996 and 1997 fighting an invasion from Zaire and Rwanda. The second Congo war occurred in 1998-2003. The current president of DRC is Joseph Kabila who has been the president since January, 2001. The president is elected through a general election with the candidate with majority vote winning. The GDP of Congo is projected to be 32.64 in the first quarter of 2015 and 33.84 by 2020. Continue reading...

Detailed facts form the basis of inductive reasoning through arriving at a conclusion based on principle facts that will guide one toward an end. It is also called inductive logic. Inductive reasoning is used to determine one`s ability to work flexibly in unfamiliar conditions in order to solve a problem. In simple words, the reasoning begins with a particular argument and arrives at a general logical conclusion and in most time is termed as strong and weak. Though criticized by many, the use of its examples in inductive literature and daily problem-solving speak loudly for it. Below is Continue reading...

The production that will be reviewed in this discussion is Twelfth Night written by William Shakespeare. The play revolves around love, which encounters a mix-up of identities causing confusion. The director of the play in this context is Cornel Gabara, who is an associate professor of theatre as well as the head of acting at the UT. The play I attended was performed on March 1, from 2.00 p.m. in the Centre Theatre in UT’s Center for Performing Arts within the main campus.
The story of this play, involves a shipwrecked Viola, who worries that Sebastian, her brother, Continue reading...

The scientific name:

Sweet potato (lat. for Ipomoea batatas) (Encyclopædia Britannica).

Description of the vegetable:

A crunchy tuber plant with variable flesh color (may be of different tones of yellow, orange, red, brown and purple) and is white, light purple or light orange on the inside. The sweet potato plant has a branching vine, heart-shaped leaves that are spirally arranged, white to lavender flowers and enlarged roots (tubers) that may be of different shapes (mostly fusiform or oblong). It tastes sweet, but some people say that it has regular potato, pumpkin or squash taste (“What's New and Beneficial”).

Where is it grown:

As it originates from Central and South 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...

In the XXI century people’s attitude towards smoking varies around the world. In the first half of the XX century in the majority of countries it was allowed to smoke almost everywhere: in theaters, in cinemas, in restaurants, on public transport. This is clearly evidenced by footage of many films of the time, and plenty of classical books. But since the 60s, more and more scientific studies proving the harmful effects of tobacco and its derivatives began to appear, tar and smoke have negative influence not only on the health of the smoker, but also on health of Continue reading...

The slavery institution defined Antebellum America and was the determining factor for the social, economic, and political spheres of the country. The more slaves a person owned, the richer they were, blacks were inferior to the whites, and the government had laws to govern slave property and ensure white supremacy. However, the American Civil War of between 1861 and 1865 marked a new era on American soil as abolitionists won the war in order to liberate the black race. Winning the war did not necessarily mean that the Caucasian Americans will readily integrate blacks into their societies as equals. Continue reading...