Human Nature Essays
Death and Dying
Dying well to most people means a measure of control to where and how we die. The last moments of a person can be as important…
Spiritual Assessment
SPIRITUAL ASSESSMENT TOOL Would you say you are a religious or spiritual person? Yes. I would say am both religious and spiritual. I practice the Christian…
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
The theme of suffering is an integral part of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, and it affects a considerable number of characters. However, the most affected individuals are…
Reflection on the Analysis of the Sin of Suicide
The view of suicide in Christianity perspective is that it is morally wrong. To Christians, suicide is nothing but just a great contradiction of the human…
The Five Stages of Grief and Loss
The universal nature of the stages of grief and mourning has seen people of different walk of life experience them. Each stage creates hope for the…
Sleeping duration impact on working memory
Sleep is a universal behavior present in all animals. Every species has a regulated sleep pattern that they follow. There exist side effects experienced if such…
Individualisation Thesis and Its Ideas
Individualisation refers to the discrimination or perception of an individual within the group or species and the development of the individual traits. It may also refer…
Emotional Poverty in Outcry by Michelangelo Antonioni
Emotional poverty is one of the most significant themes in Outcry by Michelangelo Antonioni. It represents a considerable part of the story because it involves almost…
Symbolism in Fahrenheit 451 Novel
Introduction Fahrenheit 451 is a story set in the 24th century and depicts how overpopulation, censorship as well as mass media, has taken control over the…
How the representation of good and evil is explored in…
‘A Clockwork Orange’ by Anthony Burgess and ‘Brighton Rock’ Graham Greene, portray themes of good and evil. The texts utilize different literary devices to represent the…
“A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner
“A Rose for Emily” is a story by William Faulkner about Emily Grierson who is the protagonist of the story. The story that begins with the…
Military veterans re-entry into civilian life
Introduction The military is a very structured environment and one that is defined that by not just but also a very high sense of discipline. The…
Immoral traits of the shortleys
In The Displaced Person, Flannery O’Connor has applied use of several literary techniques in revealing specific traits of the characters that appear in the story. Being…
Medieval and renaissance civilization
Views of religion in Inferno by Dante and The Song of Roland During the medieval period, religion was highly perceived as a tool of prejudice and…
Reflection on death and grief
I have been working at a senior living residence and serving older adults who need palliative care. For the last five years, I have witnessed many…
Thomas Hobbes vs. John Locke
There are various similarities and differences between Thomas Hobbes’ views on nature, purpose, and ideal form of government with John Locke’s views on the same. For…
Multiple intelligences: Michael Jordan
Introduction To conclude nine or eight intelligences, Gardner might have investigated furiously and expansively. To refresh one’s mind, the known intelligence according to Gardner are; logical-mathematical…
What is the Universe?
When thinking philosophically, there are questions which occur in normality and have been a trend from the beginning of time. People majorly try to think about…
Comparison of conflict development between Flannery O’Connor’s “A Good Man…
Introduction The works of Tim O’Brien in “The things they carried” and Flannery O’Connor in “A good man is hard to find” forms an important basis…
Comparison between Alan Edgar Poe and Stephen King
Stephen King can easily be considered as an heir of Edgar Alan Poe. Alan Edgar Poe (1809-1849) was a successful pioneer of macabre tales. Poe is…