… the life of Okwonkwo, an Ibo man, who lives his life by the guidlines of his culture and religion. He is highly regarded in his village and a member of the masked society of the "Egwugwu". The nine villages in which the Ibo people live a self contained…

… transformer is a device that raises or lowers voltage and is used mostly with alternating current, or ac. A transformer has no moving parts, is simple, rugged, durable, and can be up to ninety-nine percent efficient. Cities use a large amount of…

… on the corruption of the American Dream. By analyzing high society during the 1920s through the eyes of narrator Nick Carraway, the author reveals that the American Dream has transformed from a pure ideal of security into a convoluted scheme of materiali…

… ability to distinguish colors. There are many different types of colorblindness. Partial colorblindness is called dichromatism. The most common form is red-green and has a wide range of variability within this group from very mild to very extreme.…

… become a widespread practice in business. According to The American Management Association 45 percent of major US companies monitor their employees electronically. This involves counting keystrokes, reading e-mail, listening to phone calls and using…

… W. E. B. DuBois have concentrated upon his historical and sociological works, some recent critics are intrigued by his fictional presentation of the black adventure in America. Most of this new critical interest centers upon his trilogy, The Black Flame…

… a person into a monster. In the play Othello, by William Shakespeare, the character Othello was corrupted by jealousy because of somebody else planting ideas in his head. The play began with Othello in love with Desdemona, but by the end…

… are almost always viewed as equals. Acheiving equality has been a tremendous strain on women, but times have finally started to change. Looking back on English literature from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, male domination is portrayed…

… often comes up. I with my following examples will finally prove that yes, Hamlet was in fact a deranged madman. After Hamlet has discovered the truth about his father, he goes through a very traumatic period, which is interpreted as madness by reader…

… the Fool” indicate that they are two totally different people. These contrasts reveal the different natures that both characters show throughout the story. Both Gimpel and his wife Elka are faced with the same situations, but the way they handle…