Modern Lovers. In society today, it is difficult to find two people who are genuinely in love. Several reasons may cause this occurrence. Perhaps the most common reason for this is the fact that many people rush into relationships at a very young age. These individuals may have ventured into the romantic world due to peer pressure. For others, it is an experimental activity. As a result, one person in the relationship ends up hurt because they believed that what they had going on was real and would last for a lifetime. As the real world comes into play, they end up hurt. (Edemariam, 2020). These heart-breaking experiences drive them to seek revenge, and they end up hurting another person, and it begins a cycle of unhappy relationships (Lippert, 2020). Eventually, society remains with individuals dating for the thrill of the prospect of a relationship without putting much thought into the future of their relationship. Also, money has proven to be an essential commodity in the world today. Money is no longer just a means of exchange; instead, it has…

Margaret Atwood’s short story “Death by Landscape.” In Margaret Atwood’s short story “Death by Landscape,” the core conflict is Lois’s disbelieve of cessation over the unanticipated evanesce of her pal Lucy Fraser (2007, p.1280). Lois was a good friend of Lucy, and before she vanishes they were together, Lois is worried about what could have made her friend disappeared. It is this uncertainty that led Lois to be in deep conflict with herself, and this is what Lois had to deal with for the rest of her life (Raschke, 2012, p. 79). Even the camp director presumed that Lois had something to do with Lucy’s vanish. It is correct to insinuate that Lois’s guilt only appended because of the fate of her friend Lucy (Raschke, 2012, p. 77). Lois’s answer to this uncertain wrangle is to purchase a different type of paintings that illustrate the wilderness that nudges her of her significant loss of her friend. In this short story, the two terms of fiction applied are the setting and the theme of the story. The tale adheres strictly to…

support of the death penalty Jesse Jackson once stated, “Capital punishment turns the state into a murderer.” Capital punishment has existed for many years, with the first execution occurring in 1608 in the United States. In the modern world, the topic of the death penalty is controversial. Some argue that capital punishment deters crime, while others say that the death penalty is an unjust sentence. This paper is in support of the death penalty because it can prevent crime and save innocent lives. The death penalty is significant in safeguarding innocent lives. This is because, by killing a murderer, societies are assured that the offender will never kill again. Capital punishment also affirms communities that they are safe from such criminals. Research indicates that 11404 people that had been found guilty of murder and freed in 1965 and 1973, 34 were sent back to prison after one year for similar crimes (Dismuke 9). Thus, to protect people from such criminals, governments need to execute such convicts. Many people fear to die, which is inclusive of murderers and other criminals. Studies…

Death Of A Salesman ONE Willy Loman believed that the key to success was mainly personality and popularity.  According to him being successful  depends  one  ones  popularity  and  how  one  is  liked  by  people,  which  simply  means  the  more  popular  one  is,  the  more  successful  they  are.  The  more  you  capture  many  people  and  become  liked  by  them  and  the  more  you  become  popular  amongst  the  people  the  more successful  you  will  have  become. Willy  also  believed  success  was  just  by  luck  and  one  could  just  get  lucky  and  find  themselves  stumbling  into  success.  For instance,  his  brother  Ben  just  “fell”  into  his diamond  fortune  which  made  him  a  successful  person. No,  successful  selling  does  not  depend  on  popularity  and  personality  but  rather  on  hard  work,  determination  and  being  ambitious.     TWO Willy Loman does  not  fit  the  typical  profile  of  a  successful  salesman  as  presented  in  this  course. This  is  because  he  believes  success  depends  on   luck  and  being  popular.  He  believes  that  if  you  get  to  be  liked  by  people,  it  means  you  have  become  successful.  He …

                  Impact of Online Crowdsourcing Marketing Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation                     Impact of Online Crowdsourcing Marketing Question#1             Crowdsourcing is defined as the method of using collective intelligence that is often gathered from the public and later use the information in completing some business tasks. Many companies are attracted to crowdsourcing since it helps in expanding their talent pool. Crowdsourcing further allows a company to gain some insights concerning the desires of their customers. Starbuck restaurant has been the leading organization in crowdsourcing marketing. In this case, the organization has created a platform in many social media channels, which is open to everyone, and all people have a chance of viewing the ideas of others. This Starbuck platform has further allowed the interaction of customers in which the customers vote for ideas and comment about Starbuck services. Starbuck is able to get a direct line into customer’s interaction through the site, which further allows the organization to derive some ideas about the concerns…

“Disgrace” by Coetzee and David Lurie depicts feminist criticism critical theory David Lurie depicts feminist criticism critical theory at the beginning of the “Disgrace” by Coetzee. David believes that female sexuality is a tool to make his desires and lust satisfactions. This feature shows that David sees females like Soraya as weak and sexual object tools for him to use and dispose of whenever he wants. David’s behavior and actions show that he is a male chauvinist who believes that he can buy the affection and time of a woman. He enjoys the services of a Soraya who is an escort/prostitute because “She has heard the stories of his two marriages, knows about his daughter and his daughter’s ups and downs” (Coetzee 5), but instead, he defines her as a loose woman and compare their intimacy to of a snake. This shows that David believed that his opinions and his life stories were more critical than Soraya as he did not even know her real name. Another instance that depicts feminist criticism critical theory is the David enforcement on what…

        Context of Evil Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation                       Context of Evil Understanding evil has been a problem in various contexts. People don’t understand what to qualify as evil and the course of eve. On most occasions, authors have linked evil to some supernatural power or some mythical stories. In the book of Job, the Bible makes usbelieve that evil is out of our mistakes. When we read the book of Job, we are prepared to think that when we do wrong, we are bound to suffer. Therefore evil and suffering are seen to be resulting out of our disobedience.  However, there is confusion when we read the Bible to understand evil. In the book of Job, we encounter God as all-loving and caring. That leaves us with a question to ask. If God was that loving and caring, why then did he allow such suffering? According to the book of Job, evil is not mythical or originating from a supernatural force. Evil is regarded as a…

      Analysis of the Practice of Charging Client’s Insurance Premium Fees after Death Introduction In recent times, a number of Australian banking institutions and insurance companies have come under investigations by the Banking Royal Commission in relation to practices that include the charging of insurance premiums and other charges following the reception of notification on a client’s death (Baselga-Pascual et al., 2018). One such bank is the National Australia Bank. The National Australia Bank has been accused of engaging in a number of alleged misconducts that include the charging of its clientele fees despite not offering any service, charging its departed clientele fees, as well as inappropriately grandfathering commissions. Additionally, the National Australia Bank has been accused of withholding vital information from ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission) regarding the scale of the bank’s fee-for-no-service matters. According to the findings of the investigators, the National Australia Bank acted in a manner that departed from the anticipations and standards of the community (Baselga-Pascual et al., 2018). This, therefore, raises the question on whether it is ethical for National Australia…

Death of a Salesman Questions Why does the secretary at Charley’s office not want Willy around anymore? 2. What does Willy ask Bernard while they are together in Bernard’s father’s (Charley’s) office? What does this tell you about the character of Willy? 3.Why does Willy not accept a job from Charley? What would this do to Willy idea of “The American Dream”? 4.Which of the sons (Happy or Biff) is most like Willy? Provide evidence to support your explanation. 5.In the flashback, why does Biff go to Boston? What is he hoping to accomplish here? What would make him do this? 6.After Biff makes the discovery of his father having an affair in Boston, why does Biff decide not to go to summer school to graduate high school? [unique_solution]How could Willy see this as Biff doing it to “spite” him (doing something/not doing something against the wishes of his father)? 7.Why does Linda refuse to see/talk to the boys at the end of Act 2? All parents/guardians have expectations of their children. At one point do high expectations become a…

 causes of Black Death Disease outbreak is something that is greatly feared by humans across the world. In the years 1346-1353, there occurred a deadly disease outbreak in Europe known as the Black Death. Black Death is also known as the medieval black plague, was feared because it resulted in the massive loss of lives in Europe. For instance, almost a third of Europe’s population lost their lives due to the outbreak of the plague. The Black Death is caused by a bacteria by the name Yersinia pestis that is transmitted to humans by fleas from black rats. Symptoms of the disease include darkening of bodies as a result of excessive flow of blood under the skin and decomposition of body organs such as fingers and toes. This essay seeks to explain the causes of Black Death as per the documents provided and how it was prevented from spreading. ”The Black Death” written by Rosemary Horrox in 1994 when Christianity was widely spread in Europe. The massive loss of lives, which resulted in famine and climatic problems, inspired the writing…