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What part do familial roles play in the short story by O’Connor? 
Religion and irony are the central themes of most of the stories written by Flannery O’Connor, and readers familiar with her biography would also find that many familial ties depicted in her works have allusions to her real life. The relationship between her life and fiction is plainly reflected in her work, as her stories are heavily influenced by her Southernness, her religious beliefs and her concern with mystery and manners. A close look on her life, therefore, will help us interpret the various Continue reading...

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The Blessed Virgin Mary of the Mother of Jesus is mentioned several times in the four gospels, with each gospel providing a different side of her life. She is among the very few women of the ancient times whose life story is followed from the childhood years and up to adulthood and motherhood. Although she is not referenced much in the four gospels, she is prophesied in the Old Testament, and is given a very significant and holy role. For her faith to God, her obedience, and charity, among others, she is seen as a sign of comfort and Continue reading...

There are many difficult tasks throughout the world, from the hardest jobs to the most taxing obligations that are expected to be upheld. Nothing compares to the raising of a child. In fact, nothing comes close to the act of child rearing when it is determined how the effect of discipline and nurturing can cause a child to grow up feeling loved, respected, and relatively safe in a world of uncertainties. The opposite of this of course is to allow the child to grow up in an unsafe environment, where care and nurturing are uncertain at best and completely Continue reading...

Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird has both received critical acclaim has well as critical interest. Such criticism focuses on the “repetitive insistence on the themes of racism, sexism, and the ‘coming of age’ typology of the novel” (Murray 75). Nonetheless, the renewal of such critical interest underscores its pedagogical currency for high school and college level courses. The story focuses on the protagonist Scout, an intelligent yet confident young tomboy who transforms from an innocent child into a compassionate and mature person as a result of several events that force her to question her moral compass. Raised Continue reading...

Is the Multiculturalism good or bad for women?

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Multicultural world is what we have today. Nowadays, there is a huge wave of immigrants all over the world every year. Many women are integrating into the absolutely another culture, because of many reasons, in most cases, because of better work placements, higher education, high social worth of women's labor in law-full enfranchisement and activity for the wife, annulment of special criminal regulations affecting women, franchise for women. Big percent of those immigrants are political refugees. Countries that easily accept immigrants and have special immigration policies are becoming or already are multicultural. Still, the main question is open: Continue reading...

“The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe” come from the vision of C.S. Lewis when he was sixteen years old. The vision was not spiritual or prophetic, but was simply a strange mental picture of a mythical half goat and half man or a Faun, who carried an armload of packages while he sheltered himself with an umbrella in a snowy wooded area. The innocent, but strange vision stayed with Lewis for many years. His fascination with evacuees and the idea of uprooting these children and sending them away from their homes also added to Continue reading...

Frankenstein is one of the most stirring novels in the history of English literature. The author, Mary Shelly, goes on to delve very deep into the intricacies of human nature in comparison to what people call monstrous. The novel is essentially an exploration into the mind of the protagonist and his creation- the monster, and it describes the gradual change of psyche of the monster. The novel raises ethical questions with regard to scientific discovery by portraying the condition and experiences of the monster. The characters of Victor Frankenstein and the creature are the driving force of this novel, Continue reading...

Humankind has borne witness to a handful of individuals who transcend the normal boundaries of human genius and artistry. More than the mere expertise of a trained artist or the lofty visions of an earnest philosopher, some individuals seem to be blessed with supernatural capabilities that leave behind legacies that last far beyond their living years. In addition, most of these individuals seem blithely unaware of their gift, instead consumed by the divine impulse within to carry out their desires for progress and discovery. Leonardo da Vinci remains one of these few extraordinary men, whose far-reaching vision and insistent Continue reading...

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John Dalton’s interest in meteorology led him to the breakthrough discovery which he has proposed in his Atomic Theory.
John Dalton was a chemist from the England and a meteorologist and physicist. John Dalton is well known for his contribution towards the atomic theory. On the basis of the atomic theory, he is known to be the father of the modern atomic theory. John Dalton was also involved in forecasting the weather. He was among those scientists who liked to place the instruments at home which Continue reading...

Ronald Reagan is known today as a conservative icon, one that many Republicans look to for inspiration. Reagan’s accomplished many things as president, ranging from Reagonomics, cutting the size of government, dealing harshly with the USSR, and bringing an end to the Cold War. His famous economic policy, the Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act, pledged to cut government spending by three dollars for any dollar increased due to taxes (Ehrman 61). Furthermore, he was well known before his days as president because was a governor of California and a former actor. In the end, Reagan embodied the Continue reading...

Sigmund Freud is commonly known as the father of psychoanalysis. His theory on personality is well known throughout contemporary society. Even people who don’t fully understand what the “id”, “ego” and “superego” mean are familiar with the terms. Laspley & Stey go so far as to assert:
Psychoanalysis is one of those rare intellectual achievements that had the effect of radically transforming human self-understanding. Indeed, Freudian notions have so thoroughly permeated human culture that the jargon (if not the substance) of psychoanalysis is accessible to even the most untutored observers of human behavior, so much so that poet W.H. Continue reading...

Deployments call for a highly stressful event that is shown in long periods of obligations that symbolizes a great stress (Kgosana & Van Dyk, 2011). These stressors may appear before, during or after the deployment. These effects may extend themselves even way beyond the deployment affair. These stressors bring with them great stress and emotional problems to the family. Ever since the beginning, a soldier’s deployment means having to deal with stressful novelty inside the military. These changes may include an increased number of training exercises, an increased number of tasks, planning events and equipment monitoring (Kgosana & Van Dyk, Continue reading...

In examining his mental illness and the impact it had on his music, as well as on his professional and domestic life, it becomes evident that there was a profound influence in many regards. From his early life as a young intellectual, to the deaths that he endured throughout his life, to the loss of his hopes at a career as a concert musician, he dealt with various personal issues that only served to exacerbate any preexisting conditions. These conditions, in a sense, affected his performances as well as the compositions that he created.
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On May 17, 2004, at Cambridge, Massachusetts, the United States saw the first legal gay marriage ever officiated in the country (Cooperman, Finer, & Barbash, 2004). Since then, the country has seen an 80.4% growth of same-sex households as of 2010 (as cited in Roberts & Stark, 2014). Judging by these numbers, it is safe to assume that more people are accepting gay marriages as a social norm, which is even strengthened by the advocacy of personalities like Ellen DeGeneres and Neil Patrick Harris. It should not come as a surprise that by 2014, already 55% of Americans support the legalization Continue reading...

My furthest-back ancestors were initially from India, moving to America in the late 1800s. My ancestors were initially merchants involved in the purchase of goods such as sugar, tobacco, and rice. Moreover, my furthest ancestors were involved in the trade of cotton and apparels. During this time, India was under British rule. Initially, my ancestors found their way into the United States through to the Atlantic slave trade which was at its peak during this period. The Europeans were forcibly uprooting millions of the African people from throughout West Central Africa and West Africa (Rawley and Stephen, p.5). They Continue reading...

Perhaps one of the most profoundly written novels in modern American history, is the literary acclaimed work of Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Set in the context of a highly racialized and segregated Deep South, the work is based upon the recollections of Lee during the 1930s of her childhood. One scholarly journal pertaining to the improvement and encouragement of young readers, observes that children and youth enjoy reading about the lives and real-world experiences of authors and other famous figures. In it Barbara Ward and Terrell Young advocate that adolescent readers read Harper Lee’s biography – Continue reading...

Roman religion is the indigenous religion of the ancient Rome. It was based on the assumption that human destiny is controlled by divine forces and spirits. The first codified mentioning of the Roman religion was registered in the second half of Divine Antiquities containing sixteen books. It gives the information about the first Roman religious institutions such as temples, gods, priests and rituals. Seeming pretty simple on the surface, the term “Roman religion” is yet hard to define. Scholars lay emphasis on festivals and public institutions as a framework for private rituals. The focus shifts with the geographical expansion Continue reading...

The issues of the past generation are not so different than those of the present. All that changes really is the environment, how people react to it, and what changes in both the individual and the world around them. Identity development among teenagers, who only gained that title in the 1950’s, has for decades been an ongoing and highly debated issue. The loss of cultural identity, traditional values, and even the idea of a nuclear family have been under constant change and revision for many upon many years. What has changed in the last five to six decades Continue reading...

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Tiwi Culture – Sociopolitical Organization and Subsistence Strategy
The Tiwi Aboriginal people resided in Australia during the eighteenth century and defined themselves as we are the only people. Tiwi was divided into different groups where the groups consisted of an entire family making a band. The Tiwi people had the concept of the patrilineal society – that means the family was headed by the male figure such as father, uncle, brother, husband. Hence, the marriage could be arranged by either the female’s brother or father, she would never be married within the Continue reading...

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Incarnation and Atonement: Anselm’s Satisfaction Theory of Atonement

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The doctrine of the merit and satisfaction of Christ’s expiatory sacrifice rose in the Middle Age when questions on the objective efficacy of his redemptive death started to appear (Dupuis 216). In response, St. Anselm of Canterbury (c. 1033-1109) wrote his apology that man, by sin, had offended the infinite honor of God and incurred a guilt that was infinite (Bokenkotter 79). According to his theory, adequate satisfaction can only be provided in the infinitely valuable death of the Son of Man, the God-man, for the expiation in behalf of the Continue reading...