… Ford Madox Ford’s narrative of The Good Soldier: A Tale of Passion engages you as a silent but active listener and reveals details about people acting as themselves. The Good Soldier, unlike what the title suggests, is not a novel about war…

… English poet and playwright, universally recognized as the greatest of all the dramatists. A complete, authoritative account of Shakespeare's life is lacking; much supposition surrounds relatively few facts. His day of birth is traditionally held on…

… you see? Maybe some books, chairs, desks, or even a television. You can be sure that an engineer helped make all of these everyday things. How would you feel if you could design the next new-age technology that altered our society to the extent of how…

… characters who all play integral roles in the story. O'Brien is probably Orwell's most complex and puzzeling character, and he makes the novel more interesting and meaningful. "O'Brien is both [Winston's] destroyer and his savior"; he reaches out to…

… culture is greatly stressed in the household. Growing up, I was taught to follow this culture, I followed it because it was the first thing I learned. Respect, morality, and maintaining a good reputation for the family are some of the most important…

… made surrounding the “information highway”, and how it should affect all of Canada. The report is entitled “Connection, Community, Content”, and was put forward by the Information Highway Advisory Council (IHAC). The report had many sections detailing…

… writings usually contain some form of tension. For example, the tension between the minister and the people in the village in “The Minister’s Black Veil.” Hawthorne also liked to focus on one particular character in his novels and show how different…

… tops of the Indian hemp plant Cannabis sativa, smoked or eaten for its hallucinogenic and pleasure-giving effects. The psychoactive ingredient of marijuana, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), is concentrated in the flowering tops; hashish, a drug prepared from…

… day Teens? A: Yes, I think that Holden can relate to modern day teens in some ways. Holden is living in the fifties at this time, and a lot of stuff has not changed. One specific example of this would be when he went to his sister’s school and…

… types of symbols. The different settings of the story are ways in which he describes his environment and how it has treated him as a child. One symbol he uses a lot was the scarlet letter. The scarlet letter takes on different meanings as the course…