Elimination of these would result in a fire safe cigarette, This subject has never been addressed by the cigarette manufacturers.substances trigger chemical reactions in nerve endings, which heighten heart rate, alertness,[10] and reaction time.[11] Dopamine and endorphins are released, which are often associated with pleasure.[12] As of 2008 to 2010, tobacco is used by about →
If they do this, they will definitely liberate their lives and that of the unborn baby that would otherwise be in a great danger. Besides, the mid wife can opt to counsel the smoking pregnant woman to stop smoking tendencies by applying the cold turkey method. This will make them stop smoking. Finally, the mid →
Psychology 2800 The Dangers of Pornography Last semester in Psychology 2250 our class had the opportunity of attending a seminar that informed us about the dangers of pornography and how we need to be cautious and alert. In other words, it means that pornography is inherently self-centered - something a man does for himself, →
Smoking cigarettes may increase the risk of many health problems. According to the 1982 United States Surgeon General's report, " Cigarette smoking is the major single cause of cancer mortality [death] in the United States." Cigarette smoking is the leading cause of 90% of lung cancers which is one of the hardest cancers to treat →
Patient also admits to smoking a pack of cigarette daily for the past forty years. Description of Client's Support System: Patient has two daughters, both are alive and well and are within close proximity to her. As a result, patient's breathing should be monitored to check if she is getting adequate supply of air.
Research shows that this is one of the most effective programs in helping addicts fight with various forms of addiction. Addictions to opiates are especially difficult to manage since they are significantly affected the functioning of the brain. Methadone is effective since it can block the sedation and euphoria that →
Pathologically, it is characterized by lymphocytic and eosinophilic inflammation of the bronchial mucosa." Remodeling" of the bronchial mucosa is also sometimes evident, seen as the thickening of the lamina reticularis beneath the airway epithelium and hyperplasia of the cells of all structural elements of the lungs. There are a number of factors contributing to an →
The treatment needs are personal goals of the clients, which the new home facility will ensure that they are achieved in order to avoid relapse. Meeting the needs of clients. A key aspect to understand about the new home is that its services will be client centered. The new home for dual diagnosed clients →
Objectives The aim of this experiment is to study the effective thermal conductivity of a heat pipe. 01 cm. - Ring stand with clamps. - Glass beaker. - Hot plate. Figure 1: Heat Pipe Results Beaker 1 contains the copper wire, and beaker 2 contains the heat pipe. Fourier's law of Conduction This →
Smoking and the Heart The effects of smoking on your heart are devastating. Nicotine raises blood pressure and makes the blood clot more easily. The tars in smoke can trigger cancer of the esophagus and throat. Smoking causes increased stomach acid secretion, leading to heartburn and ulcers.
A lot of you are asking " Why do I have to I have to put of with this?" Most non-smokers are not the type that really get in your face and or tell you to go outside to smoke because there are so many people that smoke in bars compared to people who do →
Atherosclerosis occurs when the normal lining of the arteries deteriorates, the walls of the arteries thicken, and deposits of fat and plaque block the flow of blood through the arteries In coronary artery disease, the arteries that supply blood to the heart become severely narrowed, decreasing the supply of oxygen-rich blood to the heart, especially →
As Macbeth's character is presented as becoming more evil as the play progresses, in act 4 we are presented with horrific imagery from the witches " pour in sow's blood, that hath eaten" which is contrary to human nature, this is seen as a reminiscence to Lady Macbeth's character, so instead of a mother murdering →
This is not a normal consequence of idealism, however it's an example of the possibilities. A certain amount of idealism may not be dangerous, but Julius Caeser displays what more could cause.
Other types of love that are presented through Romeo is friendship which actually is just as sincere and Romeo and Juliet's love. Other Types of Love Many of the friendships in the play are as sincere as Romeo and Juliet's love for one another.
The crucial scene in which this idea is presented in the play is act 2 scene 4 when the Fool talks to Kent after he has been put in the stocks, and more specifically his line " The knave turns fool that runs away;/ The fool no knave, perdy." On one level the Fool is →
Hamlet and Laertes mirror each other in many important ways, creating a complex thematic scene and establishing a parallel story with interesting implications; Hamlet's choices concerning his mother, as well as the dialogue that the two of them engage in, constitute a veritable hero-test, demonstrating the strength of Hamlet's virtue; Hamlet's actions and words with →
Stevenson English II November 6th, 2012 Shakespeare William Shakespeare is one of the most well respected and time honored man of all time. It is one of the first of Shakespeare's works to be printed and it was a very big success.
In the reading of A Midsummer Night's Dream, in addition to in class, the researcher has been discovering the way that Shakespeare has been able to bring the subject of humor to his play. This essay will explain how A Midsummer Night's Dream is a performance that is mostly put together with a lot of →
In William Shakespeare's play Macbeth, Lady Macbeth may be considered evil or immoral solely on the basis of her actions alone. However guilty of being evil and immoral Lady Macbeth might be, her full presentation of character makes the audience react more sympathetically then they otherwise might.
Character Analysis: Caliban The character of Caliban is generally thought to be one of the author's master-pieces. Shakespeare has described the brutal mind of Caliban in contrast with the pure and original forms of nature; the character grows out of the soil where it is rooted, uncontrolled and wild.
Hamlet Revenge: A Chain Reaction In the play Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, the theme of revenge is repeated numerous times throughout the play and involves a great deal of characters. Shakespeare uses the revenge plot to create conflict between Laertes and Hamlet by having Laertes avenge his father's and sister's death which Hamlet is →
The double plot of this play, Lear and his daughters along with Gloucester and his sons, brings in another significant example with Gloucester and his two sons Edgar and Edmund. He is blind to the signs Cordelia and Kent present him with which eventually lead to his demise.
One of the most obvious parallels is, of course, to Shakespeare's The Tempest, the story of a man stranded on an island which he has single-handedly brought under his control through the use of magic. This is undoubtedly in part because the technology does not exist and therefore cannot be explained to us. What is →
Some Notable Characteristics of the Duke of Illyria are his moodiness, selfishness and how he is a fool for love. Orsino is a gentleman who is in search of love, and while eagerly searching; his moodiness and foolishness is revealed. Orsino's selfishness is revealed in the way he pursues a countess that does not love →
In the second appearance, the ghost of the King Hamlet leads his son to a secluded place and narrates of the murder. This makes the scene or that particular part of the play to have a lot of suspense since the King's ghost appears to his wife, talks to his son giving him a fatherly →
The character of Hamlet links to the context of the time as at the time, the uprising of the Renaissance Humanist movement was occurring and Shakespeare uses this as he portrays Hamlets character as an intelligent humanist. One of the universal themes that Hamlet includes is gaining repentance for sin; this is a major scene →
Ophelia and speaker of the sonnet both display characteristics of sadness for the loss of love, desire for the one that they did love, and similar attitudes of betrayal or deceit. Ophelia and the speaker show many similarities in the play and the sonnet.
In fact, some might consider that this scene from Hamlet is not important to the development of the plot, but, rather, it is the scene, Act 1, Scene 5, where the ghost of Hamlet's father tells how Hamlet's father was killed by Claudius, his brother, is actually the central driving force of the main plot →
Was Hamlet's doings for the love of his father or the hatred of his uncle? This is the focus of the play and the central theme of justice is best seen as Hamlet seeks revenge for his father's death.
In the sixteenth century, the town was an important agricultural center and market place." It is safe to assume that Shakespeare attended the local grammar school that was built and maintained expressly for the purpose of educating the sons of prominent citizens with the sons of burgesses attending free. " The King's New School was staffed →
He is so afraid of losing the power that he's so far gained that he would rather fight " the rugged Russian bear." This shows that Macbeth is totally out of his mind and irrational, and creates confusion in Macbeth's audience in the play and the audience watching. The idea of him truly taking over →
Hamlet is brought to the spot by the reports from these people and is the fourth person in the play to see the ghost. However, the case for insanity does not rely on Hamlet's ghost hunting activities; it is based on the prince's behavior throughout the play. Look at Hamlet's treatment of the elderly courtier →
Prospero either does not have the courage to kill or he may just want them to suffer for as long as he wants. It was at the end of the play when Prospero truly changes his motives. Rather than continuing with his plan, Prospero sets them free and forgives them. By the end of the →
Secondly Shakespeare presents Friar Lawrence as not only being a holy man but as being aware of the world or ' worldly wise.' This is proven at many points throughout the play such as when Romeo comes to Friar Lawrence's cell and the Friar can tell that Romeo has not been to sleep because he →
He faces the dilemma: either to correspond to their standards of behavior and humiliate himself, or to remain true to his own ideals of strong moral and to oppose himself to the whole society. Hamlet was left in anguish that made him desire to fulfill the wishes of his own and his dead father's.
The surreal and unconscious world is closely tied with person's psychology through the nature of the mind, thoughts and emotions, love, rationality, achievements and manifestation of dreams through real life. This is done for a purpose, as to show how much unity there is between the different states of the mind, and what the person →
The answer here, lies in the play of Romeo and Juliet itself and by dissecting the placing, wording, and speaker of a soliloquy, one is able to reveal that soliloquies give a reader the ability to look through a window into the speaker's feelings, their dedication and emotions, and even provide a helpful and interesting →
Queen Mab rules over the land of dream and can stand as a metaphor for both love and nightmares. The function of the dreamscape monologue is to serve as a mirror for the events of the play, and to foreshadow what is to come. In a stroke of dramatic irony, it is Mercutio, denier of →
Juliet is pressured by her parents to marry Paris and by the Friar to carry out his plan to help Juliet escape marrying Paris. Juliet also wants to please the Friar by carrying out the Friar's plan to prevent her marriage to Paris.
When Bottom awakens from his dream, the last of the effects of the fairies' mischief is cast off. While he recovers his senses the audience experiences a sort of awakening as well, as the setting transitions from the dreamy woodland back to the real world of Athens.
He is the manipulator of the action in the play. In his judging, punishing, forgiving, and in many other ways, he is godlike compare to the rest of the characters in the play.
In Elizabethan England, with the various voyages, discoveries, and travel narratives of the time such as The Wonders of the East, the Liber Monstrorum, or the Travels of Sir John Mandeville the connotations of the term extended to the other races. The primary focus of this paper is on Caliban, but an attempt is to →
Most of his actions and thoughts are consistent of that of an insane person; however, some of his actions and thoughts also indicate that he is aware of this and that it is all part of his act. Insanity is a very broad terminology used for many mental illnesses. While Gertrude →
This also shows how desperate she is for the mixture to work and the pressure she is under. She then reveals her fear of marriage to Paris." What if this mixture do not work at all? By going through her thoughts about the future, she allows the audience to bond with her and feel →
It is often noted that The Tempest is an odd play in Shakespeare's canon; unlike any of his other works, with the exception of The Comedy of Errors, it observes classical unities of time and setting. Of all of Shakespeare's opening scenes, the one in The Tempest is probably the most dramatic, including as →
Shakespeare's Macbeth examines the life journey of Macbeth, as he ascends the ladder of the social hierarchy. Macbeth's downfall attributes to a sense of his lust for power, unrestrained ambition, and the influence of the witches' prophecy which seal his fate and destruction.
On top of that, Baptista automatically assumes that the fight was Kates fault and This combination of her frustration to the fact that that Bianca has an army of suitors while she seemingly will end up alone and the neglect, humiliation and lack of respect from her father can and did undoubtedly pushed her to →
The element of forbidden love forms the basis of Shakespeare's inspiration, and many of their conversations later show up as some of the most famous quotes in the play. Viola is called to the court of Queen Elizabeth I , and Shakespeare dons a woman's disguise to accompany her.
Through its two unfortunate protagonists, Will Shakespeare ' a lowly player' with writer's block and wealthy Viola De Lesseps whodreamsof ' love as there has never been in a play,' it explores the idea of ' the truth and nature of love' in the Elizabethan era. Madden portrays the harsh realities of →
Jessie Pope's " Who's For The Game? " is all about her trying to convince men it was all a bit of fun to join the war and fight for their country, which makes perfect sense for a woman to say as women during the time of world war one often encouraged men to join →
He has also been called a moral coward, and this essay will examine his different personas in order to find out how Shakespeare conveys the complexity of the Duke through his language choices. Firstly, the character of the Duke can be divided into three different personas; the public duke, the politician; the Friar Lodowick, →
This essay evaluates the money in which the motif of blood is employed in the play. The major idea in the play is the killing of King Duncan that occurs in the second scene. The soldier elaborates to the King about the performance of Macbeth during the battle that makes the audience to assume that →
The first scene opens with some of the primary characters and establishes the plot and the subplot, which focuses on the relationships between fathers and their children. He wishes them all to tell him how much they love him and he will reward the one who loves him the most with the biggest share of →
His understanding of the fact that the polities were based on the decisions and power of the king only was manifested in his quest to avenge his father's death. The themes depict the happenings in the society and the significance of these happenings to the people in the society.
The choices that the two lovers make are not bad or lives end with horrible tragedy/death. Romeo's reckless decision to uninvitedly appear at the party of the Capulet house was the critical event that led to the series of tragic events in the text. Though the exact cause of the hatred is unknown, Romeo, →
In Shakespeare's work, the man is Prospero and the monster is Caliban, the original inhabitant of the island. To say that Forbidden Planet and Taymor's The Tempest are adaptations of Shakespeare's text is too broad of an assumption.
He also has the dilemma of whether or not to kill his father's killer and commit murder, or let the situation remain as it was and continue seeing him married to his mother. Hamlet had reasons why he should be angry at the world or commit suicide. In the play, →
In The Tempest, for example, Antonio helps to illuminate Prospero's last hardships, creating sympathy with the audience, where as Shakespeare uses Stephano to parody Antonio, creating humour in this mockery. The character of Antonio is introduced to the audience first in scene one, on the boat, and further explained in Prospero's story about how he →
Commentary In this final soliloquy we uncover the ultimate tragedy of Macbeth." It is the tragedy of the twilight and the setting-in of thick darkness upon a human soul". Of further concern to Macbeth is the disparity between his own reputation and the world's perception of Duncan as a good and virtuous king.
Unfortunately and unnecessarily, Mercutio aided to the death of Romeo and Juliet by bringing Romeo to the Capulet party and motivating Romeo to get his mind off of Rosaline. Romeo's point of view on love is that there is one true love for each individual and the belief in " love at first sight". →
However, Caliban tried to rape Miranda and therefore was demanded to become Prospero's slave causing him to grow resentment against the two, who observed him with contempt and dislike. In the opening of the play Prospero is the one who, had conjured the storm in a desire to entice his, brother Antonio and the king →
Examine well your blood- Whether, if you yield not to your father's choice, 70) You can endure the livery of a nun... Although it is important to remember that Shakespeare's plays were acted out in their time and not meant for reading, the first three lines of Theseus' serious threat on Hermia's life give a →
Today I will be talking about Shakespeare's play " King Lear", and how it successfully relates to the modern world, family relationships and the forcefulness of love, and most importantly the themes of madness and blindness to reinforce the concepts of appearance and reality. In Shakespeare's play King Lear, forcefulness of love was a significant →
Am I not then to be set free?" The context of ' St Joan' i.e.the society in the play is religious, military, judicial and political, all these contexts can be seen in the court room scene in ' St Joan'. This play is similar to ' St Joan' and performed the same way and →
Two of the main characters, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, share commonalities and differences that combine to create the tension and ambitious greed needed to form the future sequence of the play. There are many similarities between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. This is how they foil each other, since both have ambition but only Lady →
At first glance, it appears that these fathers only want the best for their daughters and are trying to give them lifelong happiness through marriage; however, after analyzing the true motives behind these marriages and Prospero's constant anxieties about virginity, one can tell that these fathers are solely using their daughters as a means to →
Macbeths chaotic rule begins a chain of decisions made without the influence of Lady Macbeth which ultimately destroys her power in the relationship. The desire for glory and Macbeths uncertainty about his future allows Lady Macbeth to gain control of her husband. Macbeth symbolises the snake as his opposition and finds it unnecessary to →
The in-depth analysis of the Shakespearean tragedy examines revenge, the patriarchal hierarchy of society, corruption, foils between the characters, and the deeper psychoanalytical meaning of Hamlet's internal feelings. Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark, is disgusted by the remarriage of his mother, Queen Gertrude, and his Uncle Claudius shortly after the passing of Hamlet's father. Claudius →
In King Lear written by William Shakespeare caution is used to show the downfall of King Lear and other characters in the play, created by their blindness, their madness, and King Lear's loss of power, which he had a right to. Blindness, madness and loss of power all represent the caution or warning Shakespeare meant →
Lysander tells Hermia they can go to the woods and hide and sleep there for tonight but Helena walks towards them.hermia tells Helena that her and Lysander are leaving and that Demetrius is all hers, Helena thinks if she tells Demetrius that hermia and lysander are leaving that he would love her instead of hermia. →
Macbeth says that the sight of the blood or even the idea is so awful it figuratively hurts his eyes, indicating the extent of his stonishment. Macbeth not only is horrified by the murder, but also feels extreme guilt After the killing of King Duncan." this Is a sorry sight" , proclaimed →
Later on in the first scene, when Antonio enters to talk to him about lending Bassanio money Shylock says to himself; " I hate him for he is a Christian; But more for that in low simplicity He lends out money gratis, and brings down The rate of usance here with us in Venice" This →
Falstaff however does display being honest to himself but not to others this is evident when Hal and Points repeatedly insult Falstaff by saying " fat as butter you are Falstaff now to the common person they would deny these Insults but to Falstaff he accepts these insults, cops It on the chin, and accepts →
A brief analysis of the story's plot, theme, and discussion of the main characters convey the idea of personal liberation through mercy. Shakespeare's play The Tempest is a story of the magical loss and restoration of the man's power, wherein actions develop in the unchronological order, simultaneously showing past and present events. As explained by →
Germany.1998.Allison Hepworth Romeo & Juliet Lesson 2 Title: Attitudes / Insults Subject: English Grade Level: 10 Lesson Rationale: To examine Romeo & Juliet and the attitudes the students have towards different events in the play and relating to the language through insults I.R.P.: English Language Arts 8-10 Learning Outcomes / Lesson Objectives: The student will →
As different characters are seen to be talking to themselves and show various sides of their characters, I chose King Lear as one who reveals to me the most surprising and unexpected in the scenes through soliloquies and monologues. This act truly surprises me for I have always seen the king as a respectful and →
In the second quatrain, he begins to list the qualities that he wishes that he possessed. He is so happy that he scorns the notion of changing his state with that of a king.
With a disciple, the teacher also often becomes an integral part of the person's life and the pair usually develops a close bond and understanding of honor. Although the idea of honorifics is diminishing as Japan moves towards a more westernized form of communication. Honor and Media In the 1985 film " Ran" directed →
Elizabethan dramatists like Shakespeare felt the need to acknowledge and define the relationship between their illusory plays and reality, as Anne Righter says: ' A sense of contact with the audience...had to be maintained, a means of relating the play world with that reality upon which plays are built.' By drawing our attention to and →
Self-expression and Love before Time Being one of the most famous playwrights in the world history, Shakespeare also managed to gain the status of the author of the most intriguing, symbolical and philosophical plots in this plays. This statement is based on the analysis of two aspects - interpretation of love and female →
The plot of the play is that Hamlet is unable to commit revenge on Claudius. The reason for the destructive nature of Hamlet's revenge was not caused by the delay or the fact the he was taking revenge alone.
The beginning of ' The Tempest' starts with a great thunderstorm. Hence The Tempest." A tempestuos noise of thunder and lightning heard. " So already Shakespeare is getting the audiences attention by starting off the play with a ship in the middle of a storm. By doing this, Shakespeare makes the audience think what kind of →
Sonnet A sonnet is a poetic form which originated in Italy; the Sicilian poet Giacomo da Lentini is credited with its invention. A Shakespearean, or English, sonnet consists of fourteen lines written in iambic pentameter, in which a pattern of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable is repeated five times.
Here, Atwood asserts how the same issues can pervade humanity, although our changing cultural and technological paradigms certainly can influence the ways in which this is true. Perhaps, a more recognisable " magic" that exists in both the play and the novel is the magic of art and the form of theatre. Theatre to shape →
This line furthers the play by motivating Hamlet to continue with his plot of revenge. It develops the theme by revisiting the idea of Hamlet's desire for revenge, which is the primary story line of the play.
Nowadays, it became a commonplace practice among many people to refer to the play The Tempest , the essay Supplement to the Voyage of Bougainville and the novel Gulliver's Travels , as such that represent a particularly high literary value. The main reason for this is that, in the discursive →
The role of Ophelia serves as a bridge that links the play together and acts as the " surveillance" 1 to the lives of those around her as well. Though Ophelia is a young maiden, her response and blindness to the action taking place in the palace contributes to others taking advantage of her innocence.
The Italian sonnets had a rhythm that was somewhat imitated by the English sonnet's use of iambic pentameter. Petrarchan or Italian Sonnet Octave establishes the problem Sestet offers the solution Rhyme pattern: abababab cdecde Explication: The three quatrains of the poem employ three different forms of sensory imagery: →
In the book the people of Messina are rooting for them to build a relationship and eventually get married but Beatrice and Benedick have personal issues that's hindering the true love they share for one another. They were to brag about Benedick and also talk about how Beatrice is so in love with herself that →
Body Paragraph #1 Topic of the body thesis: that william shakespeare is the author of all plays and sonnets published in his name.- Find evidence - like facts, examples, quotations, or statistics that back it upor support the topic sentence of this paragraph.- Explain how your evidence supports the topic sentence Another example that shows →
These three themes are at work in Hamlet as well as in our own time. Perhaps the most shocking piece of information that the audience receives in Hamlet is that a man killed his brother and then married his brother's wife a short time later. This was entertainment during the Elizabethan age, and it is →
Before he places his slain sons in the Andronicus family tomb, Titus sacrifices Tamora's eldest son, Alarbus, in order to appease the spirits of his dead children.(By the way, Titus had 25 sons before the war started, and now he's down to four). After a very brief (we are talking like under a minute here) →
James Hoyle theorizes that the main sources for The Tempest revolves around the Bible story of Joseph and his Brothers in which the spirit of envy and consequent, reconciliation and pardon predominates. There is a sore lack of a specific authoritative Shakespearean sources for The Tempest however, three forwarded suggestions are the Italian commedia →
In The Tempest, Ariel, the mystical spirit summoned by Prospero, and his fellow spirits provide some eerie and wondrous musical sounds that play a part in making the emotion of any scene. Painting pictures with their voices and controlling the outcome of what is happening in the play are both good examples of how →
In addition, they both face the deaths of their fathers, but at this point a dissimilarity appears: while Hamlet learns by the ghost of his own father that he was murdered by his own brother , Oedipus finds out from a prophecy spoken by the Oracle that he will be →