The song is ' Paper Plane's by M.I.A. The song paper planes talks about how some people can be so desperate to get and or have money that they would kill for it and this idea that is portrayed through the lyrics " All I wanna do is , *BANG BANG BANG* →
It enables them to improve their position and have more control over their lives. What is the Fairtrade Foundation? The Fairtrade Foundation is a development organisation committed to tackling poverty and injustice through trade, and the UK member of Fairtrade Labelling Organisations International. The Mark indicates that the product →
Also this may sometime in the future not workout so well with American Airlines as well. And is the ideal example of what best practices means. These things make certain businesses such as American Airlines become the best in class or the ideal for its category.
This paper shows that sometimes, airfreight is the least expensive way to transport goods by pointing out and discussing on five cost components that may reduce the total cost of goods when transported by air. Introduction Airfreight costs have their basis largely on the rates that carriers charge. These cost components include inventory-holding costs, →
First, it will posit the takeoff parametric elements. Takeoff Field Length : TFL, as determined by the combination of weight, altitude, temperature, wind and runway gradient, has to be taken in maximum in consideration of the following factors: a. 2 the takeoff safety speed varies with weight, takeoff flap setting and takeoff speed schedule. →
Aubrey Binder's " Uncovering the Past: The Role of Dust Imagery in a Rose For Emily'" explains that the motifs of dust and decay are very important and prominent in Faulkner's story. While I agree with Binder's motif of dust, I do not agree with her arguments for the motif of decay, and I →
An important element in the story is the cause of her worsening condition; the narrator attributes it to the way her husband and brother stifle her and prohibit her from writing and having stimulating friends visit. She writes it in the first person so that readers can experience a piece of her situation and be →
Therefore, in the case of To kill a mockingbird, the setting & mood is absolutely the most important of all the elements of fiction. At heart, this book is about racism and the nature of society in this time, with all core ideas dependent on the time, place, and social conditions thereof. →
The word " Mockingbird" in the title is a symbol of innocence, and Boo Radley is one of the innocents in Maycomb. Under the pressure and suffering of people's prejudice and ignorance after a long time of reclusion, Boo Radley is looking for hope and trying to communicate with society.
In the beginning she is portrayed as the victim but we see her true personality unfold throughout the novel. Daisy Buchanan is a beautiful woman who is the love interest of Gatsby in this novel. She just wants to keep her life the way it is and be taken care of.
The word " alone" is the opposite of her character and her purpose in the novel. When Rose of Sharon announces that she and Connie plans to go to town and leave the family, Ma Joad worries about the idea of splitting the family and is reluctant.
Death of a Salesman is more confined to reality than The Great Gatsby in its strangeness of characters and in the structure in which the story is formed. The characters, such as Gatsby and Daisy, of The Great Gatsby are unrealistic ideas of themselves which easily fall apart or disappear entirely. Both Gatsby and Daisy →
This story displays how men use witchcraft as a scapegoat instead of admitting their own fault. The climactic moment that relates to a major external conflict is when John Procter is found guilty and sentenced to hang. This is when John and his wife argue about the situation with Abigail, this foreshadows a key scene →
Huck brings out the person in Jim and reveals his feelings that Jim is just like him, like the rest, someone who is free and someone with a heart. As well as the showing of how a human being is worth a reward like when Jim was put up wanted and people thought he killed →
This is evident in " There are things in that paper," where the ' things' are a clear example of the author's use of irony, as they represent both the mysterious woman that Jane sees and the disturbing ideas that she is beginning to understand. This is emphasised through the diary format in →
Throughout the course of the novel, both characters are faced with their individual internal struggles; Huck in particular is faced with the pressing notion of whether or not he should turn Jim in to his rightful owner and do the " right" thing, or disobey the law and help Jim obtain his freedom. This is →
Holden believes he can hold on to his innocence and not transition to adulthood, but later realizes his time for youth is concluded. Holden tends to isolate himself and resists society as much as much as possible. Later on, he does realize adulthood is not a choice, and it does start coming to him.
Douglass was born into a life of slavery and was not given an option to live a free life. He had many obstacles to overcome before he was able to be happy with the life he was living. As he got older he realized this was not the life he wanted, he was desperate to →
Although both the novel and movie form of Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath are considered to be American classics, the novel provides a deeper understanding of the story's time and meaning. The interchapters in the novel form of Grapes of Wrath describe in detail the time period of the storyline, while the movie leaves the →
Using an apron, a head rag, a blue satin dress, and overalls, Hurston communicates how Janie grows and evolved as a person throughout her relationships with Logan Killicks, Jody Starks, and most importantly, Tea Cake. In the beginning of the novel, Janie's marries a man by the name of Logan Killicks, a →
When the narrator describes the murder, he specifically only looks at the man's eye as if it is a seperate entity that he is after, even though the old man and the eye are one in the same. The narrator realises that this sound is the old man's heart, and as each moment passes the →
In To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, Gem's definition of courage changes from the beginning to the end of the book. At the beginning of the book Gem's definition of courage is from an innocent perspective and by the end of the book Gem has an experienced definition of courage. Gem learns →
Fitzgerald's precise use of diction in describing the characters of Tom and Daisy Buchanan and in creating a motif of movement in this scene provides valuable insight into the relationship between Tom and Daisy in a way that Clayton's translation fails to do. In the reader's introduction to the character of Tom Buchanan in this →
After her husband Richards Mallard was reported dead after a train accident, because of the accident Louise was finally able to exit her marriage and she can start a new life. She now able to be free.the season spring had shown her she is able to have a fresh started of life.
At first, Scout does not understand the meaning of his words, but as she matures through the novel, her eyes are unveiled, and she understands what Atticus is trying to tell her. Over time, Jem, too, starts to see the meaning and depth of the statement. Dolphus Raymond is a character who is known by →
Through multiple characters, as well as the plot, sexism comes to the surface. As soon as the novel begins, it is evident the roles of men and women play a very big part in this novel: " Ships at a distance have every man's wish on board. For some they come in →
Whilst the use color is equally effective in both novels, it's function in ' The Great Gatsby' tends to be mainly for materialistic features in order to reinforce the theme of conspicuous consumption throughout the book, yet in ' The Grapes Of Wrath' color is used more to describe the atmosphere or the time of →
The ribbons constantly remind him of his ' faith.' Consciously, or subconsciously, it is the ribbons of the woman that refuse to release him. The staff of the devil is thus tempting Brown to see his own sexuality in a new light, one which he cannot completely comprehend.
The town may not want to hold her above themselves but they have to because of the code of duty in the old south. Faulkner also uses the sense of the importance of privacy to great affect as the narrator hints towards knowing that there was some suspicious activity between Homer and Emily, like the →
These include The Angel of the Odd, The Tell-Tale Heart, Silence-A Fable, The Masque of the Red Death, The Fall of the House of Usher, and The Cask of Amontillado. It is evident that Poe likes to display a scary and dark mood in many of his stories, as he does in five out of →
These traits are as follows: his obsession with the past, his unwillingness to see the problems of the present, and his desire to achieve a future no matter the cost. In essence, it can be seen that in his pursuit of what he thinks is his " ideal" love, Gatsby is, in fact, pursuing nothing →
This pronoun in the title refers to both the people of Eatonville and African-Americans due to their looking up to Joe Starks and God, respectively, who are both higher authorities. In the novel, the people of Eatonville are watching Joe because of his godlike nature. The title can mean both that the people of Eatonville →
Misery or why Tessie was stoned was an intentional facet to let the readers develop their own theories regarding the origin of the actions that were done. It can be seen in both essays that it is up to the reader to imagine why the characters in the story acted the way they did. Misery →
However, by the end of the Tom Robinson case, they both come to realize that the court system and juries can ignore written laws. Throughout the novel, Atticus promotes the necessity and importance of the written law. Therefore, Atticus is forced to prevent the jury from hearing evidence that he would have used for a →
Ultimately it is clear that the dream is corrupt, and that the notion of overcoming the walls of class is a myth. The fall of the great Gatsby documents the corruption of the American society, and the hypocrisies that forbid Gatsby from ever attaining his dream.
Although there are many ways in which the elements in the two stories can be interpreted in comparing The Lottery and The Shawl it can not be overlooked that there is parallelism of the two short stories symbolism, plot, and theme. OutlineI. Thesis Statement: By taking a closer look as to what →
The Cask of Amontillado and The Count of Monte Cristo both have various ways to show how the theme of revenge is betrayed in the text. Montressor was pushed too far which caused him to get revenge and wall up Fortunado alive. However in the book The Count of Monte Cristo we are shown →
Phoebe asked Holden to name something that he would like to be when he grew up, the only thing he wanted was to be a" catcher in the rye". And he's standing on the edge of some the cliff and he has to catch everybody if they start to go off the cliff. In the →
The story shows the main character's steady deterioration of health; the relationship between this character and a man named Homer Barron, a reconstruction contractor; and, the relationship between the main character and her father. When her father died, it got about that the house was all that was left for her; and in a way, →
Because of Tom Robinson's compassion for Mayella Ewell, he gets convicted of rape and dies for it. Because of Atticus having compassion for Tom, he gets threatened by a group of men and society says he's worse as a niggar.
The first step in a training program is to conduct: a.training evaluation.b.training needs analysis.c.on-the-job training.d.job instruction training.17. An organizational development method that involves surveying employees' attitudes and providing feedback to departmental managers so that problems can be solved by the managers and employees is called: a.questionnaire analysis.b.diary logs.c.survey feedback.d.sensitivity training.
In chapter one, "the green light" is introduced, this is probably one of the most important symbols in The Great Gatsby. Green is the colour of hope and it first appears when Gatsby stares across the bay towards a green light at the end of a dock. In chapter two, one of the key symbols →
The cover was completed before the novel, with Fitzgerald so enamored of it that he told his publisher he had " written it into" the novel.[9] Fitzgerald's remarks about incorporating the painting into the novel led to the interpretation that the eyes are reminiscent of those of Dr.T.J. Although this passage has some resemblance to →
Secondly, another lesson learned by Scout and Jem was the following: It is wrong to harm things that do not harm you. Thus, Scout and Jem learn the lesson that it is wrong to harm things that do not harm you.
The Grapes of Wrath is a perfect example of a political novel that narrates the experience of the Joad family after being evicted from their farm in Oklahoma and their discouraging journey to California. In the first few chapters, the author gives the reader an opportunity to participate in the story of the Joads →
Faulkner tells the story of Emily Grierson in A Rose For Emily and how she, longing for companionship and love, is driven to insanity as isolation take a toll on her. The wallpaper is a key element that plays in the role of her mind slipping into insanity, as it is there that she finds →
Rather, Mark Twain is trying to prove the violent lives of individuals back in Huck's day and the way Jim's life transpired the same way it did for many blacks in his day. Not comedy. Acts of violence include, the Grangerfords fight with the Shepardsons, the robbers' plans for Jim Turner, and one town's revenge →
The woman in the wallpaper was a reflection of the progressive woman in the United States during the late 19th century. The rest cure treatment was developed by Silas Weir Mitchell in the 1870s, the most prominent physician in the treatment of neurasthenia in the United States at the time, and was practiced widely throughout →
If the order of events is not correct, then the story does not count as a hero's journey, this ideal is shared by the author James R Hull, in his article Not Everything Is A Hero's Journey, where he goes over what does and does not count for a hero's journey, and he says " →
Through this kind of social, psychological and moral conflict, Hawthorne criticizes the Puritan image of original sin, as well as the stereotypical views this particular society bears regarding Reverend Hooper. In spite of Milford's religious community, the townspeople are quick to judge and resent Mr Hooper without ever directly enquiring him of the reason he →
Abigail continues to fail to solve her moral problem and in doing so if placing the blame upon others. There were several incidents within the novel in which women were observed as less than man and the validity of their statements was questioned. If the men suspected a woman of interacting with the Devil, she →
Everytime he wrote he would have a cat sitting on his shoulder. Edgar Allan Poe is one of the most famous writers from the 19th century. In between the years of him enlisting in the Army and getting accepted into West Point he had published his second book.
In the book, Scout Finch talks about her adventures in her hometown of Maycomb County and all the events that unfolded in the summers before and after she started the first grade. He was familiar with the prejudice of the world and did not want her to suffer through it as he had.
This theme is most apparent in the contrasting relationships that Janie shares with each of her husbands: Logan, Jody, and Tea Cake. When the town asks Janie to make a speech, Jody says, " She's uh woman and her place is in de home".
Published on the 11th of July 1960, Harper Lee uses this book to explore her concerns of issues present in society in such a way that her audience can understand and react to. She holds the expectation that we will come to a realisation that we can relate ourselves and our personal and societal condition →
In an attempt to deal with this, he leaves school a few days prior to the end of term, and goes to the city to take a vacation before returning to his parents. The central theme of The Catcher in the Rye emanates from the confrontation and ultimate loss of innocence that occurs hand in →
There is a special place that Holden use to visit in the story which is The Museum of Natural History. He seems to be the most normal person everywhere he goes however he made a commentary about his way of thinking and craziness." I felt like marrying her the minute I saw her.
Links to prescribed text in terms of ideas and techniques : Humour is used in The Crucible to relieve the tension and convey the ridiculous situation at hand. Through the use of humour, both John Proctor and Josie Alibrandi are singled out and looked up to.
Kind of like the groups and cliques we have in society today. Themes: The Coexistence of Good and Evil The most important theme is how the book's explores of the moral nature of human beings. As they grow they see how the evils of others →
The Storm and The Story of an Hour illustrate the viewpoints of women's restriction in marriage. The paper below compares and contrasts two short stories with the aim of expressing the themes of marriage's restriction on women. In the two short stories, Calixta and Louise play the key characters.
All throughout the novel, it is clear that Holder hates hischildhood; the division in society and the phoniness of people. It is clearly indicative that Holder's childhood is scarred because he loses his own innocence, which explains his hatred of his younger years. Another concept that Holder hates is the division and inequality →
She wanted security of her wealth in the future." She wanted her life shaped now, immediately and the decision must be made by some force of love, of money, of unquestionable practicality that was close at hand".and that's when Tom came along, a young man from a solid, " old money" family who could promise →
I am self-determined, If I want something, I would try my ultimate best to do so. If I fully believe that I am doing the right thing, I will stick to what I believe in and fight.
The opening to " The Great Gatsby" is undoubtedly effective as it successfully introduces both the main protagonists, Nick Carraway, a traditional and open minded narrator who comes from a " prominent, well-to-do" family" and Gatsby, an elusive and as yet, un-introduced character who is undoubtedly the main subject of the book, and the →
The story revolves around the town; specifically, Emily Grierson's house is a main view point and symbol of the story. The townspeople act as the narrators of the story, their rumors and ridicule of Emily and her ways as well as their sympathy for her as time progresses, helps to tell excel the plot. The →
Today we live in a world were females can work and have the same right to speak as men we are somewhat equal to men except in salary but it has not always been like that.in the early 1900 we see thru many short stories how females were living under their husbands rules and commandments. →
Furthermore, when Atticus was cross-examining Mayella he asked her if she remembered Tom " beating her about the face" and she said " No, I do not recollect if he hit me. When Atticus is speaking to Mayella he asked her if she has any friends, and she says, " Miss Mayella, " said Atticus, →
Through Ma Joad, he emphasizes that the poor and lower class should unite and continue to push for their American Dream and that this will create a better country and future. In The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck uses Ma Joad to show that people should continue to strive for the American Dream through perseverance →
There, your capacities are sure to be appreciated and your industry and energy rewarded"., were the words of the former lead editor of the New York Tribune Horace Greely, regarding the necessity of expansion of the United States of America to the Western coast. Before the Joads make the journey to California, Steinbeck foreshadows the →
And yet, Nick Carraway's description of the protagonist asserts that Gatsby seems curiously out of place among the ' whole damn bunch' which inhabits this lavish, showy world. Indeed, despite the aura of criminality surrounding his occupation, his love and loyalty to Daisy Buchanan and ultimately his capacity to dream, set him apart from the →
Through an effective blend of a personality naturally inclined towards success and the influence of others, Gatsby manages to reinvent his own image in the eyes of those around him, just as America has done in the eyes of the world time and time again. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby.Ed.
While it is true that Atticus Finch caused dissension by defending a black man, he had no choice but to defend Tom Robinson, a man created in the image of God and therefore equal to his fellow white and black brothers. Although Atticus loves his family and would never want harm to come to them, →
Fitzgerald had a deep and personal affliction with the 1920s (most notably in the Eastern United States), and in both The Great Gatsby and " Babylon Revisited," he hones his conflicts into a furious condemnation. He is the absolute personification of the reckless actions and attitudes that characterize the era.
Though Gatsby has always wanted to be rich, his main motivation to reach his fortune was his love for Daisy Buchanan, whom he met as a young military officer in Louisville before leaving to fight in World War One in 1917. Gatsby's father was obviously proud of what his son has achieved and he seemed →
The symbols Fitzgerald uses in his novel are the green light and Gatsby's flashy, luxurious car to show what really mattered to Gatsby and how it affected him. Fitzgerald uses Nick, Gatsby's friend, to describe Gatsby indirectly by commenting on his car. The car symbolizes Gatsby's need for materialistic satisfactions and him appearing to be →
Through the use of the lively, yet scandalous, jazz music from the 1920's, Fitzgerald reflects the attitudes of the characters in The Great Gatsby at the end of innocence and prevalence of carelessness within the elite of New York's society. Jazz music was created by African Americans during the turn of the century in →
He fears an acculturation of biblical principles and doctrines as it pertains to Jesus, the Bible and what many Christian practices signify. David Aikman's account of ' Jesus in Beijing' speculates the beginning of Christianity in China as a religious underground occurrence. With precision he points towards the political benefits of Christianity to China now →
Robert Frost's poem " The Road Not Taken" gives us a person who is not very satisfied with the need to make choices; meanwhile, Nathaniel Hawthorne's " Young Goodman Brown" depicts a similar situation in which the title character has to make choices that could determine his innocence or grace. In Frost's poem, while both →
Shirane, for instance, makes a notification that there existed various interpretations of Genji during the Heian period." Institutional Buddhism, which had opened the age with a great religious reform, by the middle of the Heian period had assumed as its primary function the task of supplying the aristocracy with the →
Religion can be defined as set of rules and beliefs that govern a specific group of people based on the control of a deity of god. In the creation of a religion, the most important factor of consideration is the deity or the Supreme Being denoted by the religious group.
However, Descartes reasons that some individuals may not acknowledge that dreams are illusions, and therefore he presents the concept of the deceiving God to increase the depth of doubt that exists in people. The Evil Demon Hypotheses points to distrust of the existence of perception and beliefs. In addition, there is the possibility that every →
Theist believe that God exists and He is the creator of the universe while atheists, such as Stephen Hawking, are of the opinion that the existence of God is simply a delusion and that the universe is simply as a result of evolution through forces of nature. In this essay, I will argue that Stephen →
To be an optimist is like to be a battery for social masses and it is great to understand that there are a lot people who would share my opinion about optimism being very important. It is understood that you have to have trust in yourself as well.
In conjunction with the tomb was the founding of a great army that, he believed, would protect and serve him even to his next life. This essay attempts to unravel the mysteries and purposes of the emperor's elaborate burial place. Then it will give the most conceivable and substantial reason why this theory is the →
The emotional component is the feeling expressed by the individual to the person, object or situation whereas, the action component is a reaction given by the individual as a response to either of the above three. This, in particular leverages the emotional component of attitude as the idea behind persuasion is to change the attitude →
An individual has to prove to the court that he/she was not responsible for the criminal activities because he/she had mental problems. According to the article, judges are aware that the insane individuals can claim insanity as a defense. If all this is proved, then the person is released on the basis that he/she is →
In the modern times, evangelicalism has lost its position in the American's culture. For the period 1920 to 1960, evangelicalism had set itself from the larger culture leading to a very minimal interaction. The evangelicals and the liberals were the outcome of the Protestant division in the early 1920's.
Many seek to learn from her, and she is definitely the type of person people can look up to and say - she is a natural leader. I am determined to become the type of person, whom people can rely on and look up to, and whom they regard as trustworthy and a great co-worker.
Jesus Christ as the Messiah is a central idea in Christianity, and this is the belief of one third of the world's population. God the Father is the creator, God the Son is the Saviour, and God the Holy Spirit is the Sanctifier..
The outside of the synagogue is quite scenery and one cannot wait to get inside. Once inside, I was amazed at the orderliness of these Judaists. I got to learn so much about the messianic Judaism and the foundations of their faith.
Obesity is a situation that comes to people without their attention although, behavioural attributes of the people may often result to this condition. It is apparent that overweight people are not condemned to the situations in which they are.
The problem of absurdity of human existence arises from the point of view that the universe is meaningless and there is nothing in the world worth living. This, in general, identifies the main issues examined by the author in his works: the absurdity of life, a sense of absurdity and its impact on the attitude →
The PBS affiliation, Frontline, published an article called " 76 of 79 Deceased NFL Players Found to Have Brain Disease" in which a conclusive study condemns the NFL's denial of the risks for players. Describe a method you could use to overcome the hindrances. One hindrance to critical thinking is →
The major similarities are the belief in one God, the adherence to a holy text, the reverence to teachings of their fore leader and regard of the teachings as law. On the other hand, they vary in the manner of spreading the teachings, how converts are treated, and generally on the content of their teachings. →
Her ability to apply grotesque is fantastic. It is difficult to distinguish between the most and the least sympathetic characters in the story written by Flannery O'Connor A Good Man Is Hard to Find. The Misfit is a criminal who killed the whole family at the end of the story.
These were indeed the necessary conditions for jazz creation and are thus attributable to the creation of jazz. Sidney Bechet, a renowned jazz artist is among the group of individuals who attribute the origin of jazz music to the city of New Orleans. In " Treat it Gentle", Bechet states that most people are already →