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Race is a complicated part of society, and one that many authors struggle with even today. The relationship between different people of different racial backgrounds can be fraught with complications, and the representation of racial minorities in literature has long been problematic. Because of the introduction of certain characters into his literature Shakespeare has sometimes been lauded as a post-racial or a progressive writer for his time; some have even suggested that Shakespeare’s work was not racist, because it contains portrayals of some racially diverse characters that are free of racial stereotyping. However, in Titus Andronicus and The Continue reading...

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Shakespeare displays this typical role of the men as the dominant species in his play “The Taming of the Shrew” as Petruchio reminds Katherine of the submissive role of women in the society.

Claim: Women are submissive to males because the society sets standards that one must follow

Stated Reason(s): If one does not follow the social dictates of the society there is social imbalance.
Grounds: Katherine’s disruption in the social balance of the society would prevent Bianca from getting married and the order or marriage in the society ranged from the oldest starting a family before the youngest child

Warrant:

Katherine’s reputation goes wide into the neighboring society. No one Continue reading...

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Poverty in the African American community is a rampant, albeit quieted topic. While it is something that is never quelled, but rather fuelled, polite society refuses to talk about it. More importantly, African Americans have been placed in a sociological cycle that often prohibits them from rising above their assumed poverty. They are born in poor neighborhoods, and while many do attain a certain level of financial comfort, many do not leave the neighborhoods they were born in, unfortunately. Due to stereotypes, cultural divides, and class warfare a standard has been put in place that defines socioeconomics, placing certain Continue reading...

Literature Review: Public Awareness of Mental Illness

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The resources chosen for the paper Public Awareness of Mental Illness each have valuable information that will be useful for all subtopics of the paper. That information could include the results of studies done by Corrigan or information about the effects of internet on the mentally ill as discovered by Sher and Vilens. All of the chosen sources have a large amount of facts that can and will be helpful in the future. The facts from the sources will help identify common misconceptions, treatment of mentally ill people (due to the misconceptions), and the effects of this Continue reading...

Marc Mauer opens his talk with the story of two teenage boys and the petty crimes they committed. The first boy is caught shoplifting. It is suspected that he might be using drugs or alcohol as well. The parents immediately seek out help for their son. They enlist the help of a social worker who intervenes and works with the youth. Within a short period of time, the young man is showing improvement in his behavior and in school. The parents approach the prosecutor to let him know what they are doing as a family to help the son. Continue reading...

Explain and Critically Discuss the Challenges Involved in the Relationship between Young People and the Police

Explain and Critically Discuss the Challenges Involved in the Relationship between Young People and the Police

Introduction

Lives of young individuals are mostly passion driven and based on the ideals of freedom. These passion and freedom driven activities are very likely to turn criminal too (Radford, Hamilton & Jarman 2005). However, to keep these passions and freedom crime free and to protect the society, police’s is also very important and crucial. An adult may understand that police’s tough attitude is to control the society against crimes. Similarly, a well-educated top ranked police officer may also understand the psyche of Continue reading...

Introduction

In the early researches, scientists suggest that the consumption of alcohol decreases with age. It means the number of non-drinkers in a generation is increasing with age (Lader & Steel, 2009). Their main reason is that older people tend to change their lifestyles due to their health condition. Some people choose not to drink due to their illness or they feel that they could not drink anymore (Moore & Beck, 2002). However, there is an emerging issue that older people nowadays are relatively heavier drinkers than the younger generations. For example in England, it is estimated that there are about 1.4 Continue reading...

Emperor Gaius (Caligula) – A.D. 12 -41

Introduction

The story of Ancient Rome’s third Emperor Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus rule from A.D. 37-41) represents the earliest historical turning point in the early history or principate of the Roman Empire. Ironically, while the story of this short-lived Roman emperor remains one of the most notorious yet least well-documented reigns fraught with unclear tales of ludicrous and unpredictable schemes among the Julio-Claudian dynasty of one of greatest and long-lived empires in the Western Civilization. The following academic investigation and report looks at the historic record in providing as true an account of Continue reading...

Twain’s controversial and racially charged novel, Huckleberry Finn” is a good read for readers of all ages. The novel was set at a time when racial slurs impacted the blacks and the simple choice of words could impact the feeling and emotions of the individual. Twain creates and develops a plot that gives a clear picture of the many adventures that Huck and Jim encounter in the south. Based on these experiences, Twain criticizes the society and the social injustice that existed within the distrustful civilization. At the start of the novel, the reader sees that Huck is Continue reading...

This news article from the Washington Times describes the United States reactions to the current hostilities between Russia and Ukraine. The article says that John Kerry believes Russia is engaging in a “propaganda” campaign, which they have not used since the Cold War. He believes the Russian government is lying to their people about the motivations of their involvement in Ukraine. Kerry said that the US would not currently send weapons to Ukraine and help them fight off Russian revels, and just wanted to explain how Russia is not being honest about their intentions within the region. The United Continue reading...