Christian Grey’s character goes with Freudian concept of the Id, the ego and the superego. The Id is about the human pleasure in the world such as desire, love, sex,…etc. Christian’s Id is about the “pleasure principle” and BDSM is the kind of Christian’s desire. It is clear that every person has the id which is present from the birth and develops through the life experiences. Christian’s id works from the rules which he has mentioned in the contract. He […]
“Romeo and Juliet” is considered by the vast majority to be Shakespeare’s most awful work. Two youngsters kick the bucket for their affection for one another – what can be more cleaner, heartfelt and awful than that. In any case, is it really that straightforward? What does really make the play so grievous? Before we can talk about the shocking parts of Romeo and Juliet, we should initially comprehend the importance of the term ‘misfortune’. The Chambers Dictionary characterizes misfortune […]
A professional writer will make a clear, mistake-free paper for you!
Get help with your assignmentNearly all people will face different kinds of difficulties in their life. Those difficulties, however, can sometimes become so large that you can hardly recover from it. However, some people, who have a growth mindset, may be able to connect to the world again if any other people give them a helping hand. This is exactly the case for Landon Goodwin, who once addicted on drugs but then use the opportunity given by his cousin to make a difference in […]
Romeo and Juliet: the world’s greatest love story, or at least that’s what people think, but with further investigating, come to find that Romeo and Juliet were anything but two star crossed lovers bound to be together. Not only was Romeo still going through the heartbreak of his last so-called loving not reciprocating the same emotion, but was also under constant stress for being so emotional, and being teased by his friends for not “manning up” and getting over his […]
Throughout the Shakespearean tragedy, Hamlet, the main character’s words and actions seem to portray his two-sidedness when it comes to his relationship with Ophelia. At first, he loves her, then doesn’t want anything to do with her, but after she dies, he claims to have been infatuated with her all along. His sudden changes in personality leave the readers wondering whether his love for Ophelia is true, or if she is simply an object used to fulfill his physical wishes. […]
I’m sure we all have had to face fear once in our life. Let’s just say we could probably agree that for the most of us thinking of losing a love one, like a family member, a close friend and, especially one or both of our parents is a scariest thought or moment of my life. To me losing my dad has been the most fearful and scariest day of my life. Well, I could start by saying hi, my […]
The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood describes the utopian world in which the life of women revolved around the moral acts of giving birth to children and the scheduled monthly intercourse. It depicts the authoritarianism world made after the United States government was overthrown and turned into the Republic of Gilead. The goal of the takeover was to improve the situation, economy, and change the decreasing number in births. However, in the process it made these women, known as handmaids, […]
Friends are important part of most people’s lives. Research has shown that having friends increase the chances of being happy. Friendship is not simply knowing somebody, conversing with the person or dealing with people at School, work or casual acquaintances. A friend can provide an immense amount of support and comfort in good times and in bad. The dictionary defines friendship as “a state of being friends or the feelings that friends have for each other”. Friendship for most people is […]
A masterpiece is a work that in style, execution, and resonance far exceeds what other writers have created in the same genre (Janaro & Altshuler, 2017). A masterpiece, has a timeless quality that can always stand on its own, whereas, a classic, may lose relevance based on time and circumstance (Janaro & Altshuler, 2017). A classic can qualify as a masterpiece; but not all do. Qualities of a literary masterpiece include artistry, suggestiveness, intellectual value, permanence, universality, style, and spiritual […]
It’s important to identify how the fundamental aspects of interpreting the literature that are from different time periods and cultures throughout several nations across the world reflect on the film’s intentions for the audience to understand. The issues presented in the film are intended to help the audience become adjusted to the transnationalism that is accompanied by introducing the audience to new perspectives. In the film ‘’Wonder Woman’’, directed by Patty Jenkins explores the main protagonist Princess Diana known as […]
Death: the only certainty we have in life. Human beings start aging at the very moment they come into the world and yet, few of us accept our mortality as part of a natural process. Instead, we allow the finite aspect of our time here to dictate how we experience life and, at the end, we want to prolong our stay at all cost, resisting the inevitable. In his poem “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night,” Dylan Thomas […]
Is jealousy more powerful than love? This is a question that we humans may ask other people or ask ourselves from time to time.This answer is Yes, jealousy is more powerful than love. In the story “The lady or The Tiger” by Frank Stockton, a criminal is sent to a arena and is given the opportunity to choose between two doors. One door leads to one of the most beautiful ladys at the place.The second doors leads to a very […]
The “You” in I am not your Negro refers to James Baldwin. He was an essayist, poet, novelist, playwright and a writer. He has moral imagination and an arsenal of artistic talent. James’ prose was his signature style. His style had depth of perception, intricate design and fierce determination to disintegrate the American republic racial assumptions. Even after his death in the year 1987, Baldwin’s work has always been the source of both demanding and deep beauty and insight. Additionally, […]
The Princess’s Decision in “The Lady, or the Tiger?” In Frank Stockton’s “The Lady, or the Tiger?” the philosophical debate surrounding love and jealousy arises. This occurs through the decision of a young, barbaric princess. In her father’s kingdom, trials occur through the convicted people choosing between two doors. Though previously unheard of, the princess discovers what lays behind each door. She must decide the fate of her lover, a beautiful young man who committed no crime but loving the […]
Jack London composes an appalling tale about a concluded man to travel along through unbearable sub-frosty temperatures of the Yukon and how that man becomes casualty to the force of nature that turns out to be persistent and unforgiving in the brief tale “To Build a Fire.” The man in the story wound up falling into ice and into water that was in an underground aquifer and considering going all in. With the harshness of the virus, “107 degrees underneath […]
The Great Awakening induced a tonal shift of the language used in sermons by employing different literary devices and methods of delivery than had been used prior, and this changed the way in which preachers discussed the covenant and election in order to portray a merciless God. Throughout this paper, I will be using textual evidence from two sermons, one before the Great Awakening and one during, as well as drawing upon scholarly articles to validate my theory. First, I […]
In the story Sonny’s Blues, author James Baldwin opens unfolds the story of a younger brother in search of overcoming his tribulations with drugs and challenges of a toxic neighborhood in Harlem. The overview of the story focuses on two brothers, a high school teacher and an aspiring Jazz musician who’s determined to escape his past actions of heroin use to find his passion for/in playing music, with the guidance of his maturing older brother, who helps direct his life […]
Is the Bible meant to be taken literally in today’s time? Or was it written in a historical framework of our holy ancestors and in some ways cannot still be taken literally by the modern bible reader? Religion and science do not pair together well all of the time. Christian biblical translators either respond to scientific findings in a positive or negative way, depending on the topic and issue at hand. Many studies of science seem to challenge a literal […]
Maya Angelou’s Phenomenal Women proves that women should love, celebrate, and respect themselves. This poem is one that every woman can relate to, and it is written in a tone that is completely understandable. Throughout each stanza Angelou promotes self-confidence. She talks about how a woman should feel and treat herself. Sometimes women often do not love and respect themselves as they should and make themselves feel less than they really are. Women are known for always putting others first […]
In today’s society, secularism has come to the forefront causing religion to take a step back in many people’s lives. For many religious parents this is a big problem as every generations strays further and further from religion. Especially in western society, society has become more and more secular because of the ideologies present in society. Monetary focus has driven people away from religion making it harder for parents to help their children focus on religion. In the book “How […]
A son came to earth. He had no father, but God protected him. He had few followers, but he prophesied of a Kingdom. He did marvelous acts, but he was merely a man. This Jesus, according to the Koran, was a man of God, but he was not the God-man. This Jesus was not incarnate, not God taking up human flesh to make Himself known to His creation, for Allah must forever remain apart from his creation. Muslims believe they […]
Many individuals in the current society are more eager to understand the meaning and importance of compassion in their daily lives. The subject of compassion is critical since it helps create a good understanding and cohesion among people. It is hence timely since various religions in the world all discuss divine, regarding God as being compassionate and they pressurize on the need of living and practicing compassion in daily lives. Divine is, therefore, a virtue that is mostly required in […]
(A). Initial thoughts about the work. This is the most fascinating poem written by Shakespeare so far because it focuses on the beauty of a friend with whom the poet wishes to remain forever in his memory. The friend is metamorphosed into a season of the year (summer) to show the profound joy and beauty he finds in such friendship which is purported held, dear. William Shakespeare hopes that the memory he hopes to build out of this friendship should […]
In Thomas More’s Utopia one passage that I found most interesting was the engagement and marriage passage. In the passage it talks about how, Women are not married before eighteen, nor their men before two-and-twenty, and if any of them run into forbidden embraces before marriage they are severely punished, and the privilege of marriage is denied them, unless they can obtain a special warrant from the Prince (Thomas More Article). I found this interesting because, women but really young […]
“In the short story, “”Where are you going, Where have you been,”” Connie and Arnold Friend are the main characters who portray the struggles of differentiating fantasy and reality. Connie is a typical fifteen-year-old teenage girl that is rebellious towards her family and mainly cares about her appearance. Along with her appearance, she listens to a lot of pop music that talks about love and romance which gives her a skewed idea of what love is supposed to be. When […]
The world today faces many redefinitions. These redefinitions include issues such as right of life, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Redefinitions present themselves in a variety of situations like marriage, school systems, and multiple professional careers. People assume these issues will not affect their lives. The reality is redefinitions shape much of culture around them. Redefinitions affect mindset, behavior, religion, and identity. Redefinitions are the biggest factors affecting the Christian’s life today in America. Christians must learn how to appropriately […]
Introduction When the word marriage comes to mind people automatically also think of the word love but in may parts all over the world the tradition of arranged marriages take place and are considered a normal part of life that upholds cultural values that have been practiced for centuries. The official definition of the term is the process in which marital partners are chosen by parents, elders of the home, family friends, community leaders, and or religious leaders to steer […]
In Jane Myers article on marital satisfaction, she states a preliminary comparison between arranged marriages in India and marriages of choice in the United States in terms of satisfaction and wellness. “Marriage is an important institution in almost all societies in the world. In the United States, for example, over 90% of persons choose to marry at some point in their lives. The results of numerous studies suggest that people tend to be both healthier and happier when they are […]
In comparing the character of the mothers in the stories Rocking Horse Winner and Two Kinds which featured a theme of motherhood, Chinese Immigrant who came to America in 1949 after losing everything in China .Suyuan having survived the untimely death of her first husband, and two daughters, twin baby girls, in China, she knew there were so many ways for things to get better (Tan, Two Kinds 1), according to Jing-Mei narration in the story Two Kinds, she saw […]
William Blake and Emily Dickeson Both discuss love in their poems, but the kind of love their expressing are different. The way they approach and leave their poems are also both different. William Blake’s poem A Sick Rose and Emily Dickerson’s poem I died for Beauty”but was scarce are both about love but it’s very clear that these poems are very different but very similar in different ways. They both are expressing what they feel love is for the time […]
