How theme of sustainable development will save the environment entirely is the interest of everyone It all started the moment we forgot its value. The environment is like assets to human beings. It is where food comes from, where fresh air that we breathe circulates in, and also where we live. Polluting the environment has not only affected the health of human being s but also their living standards. Currently, the ozone layer depleted, and global warming profoundly felt across the world. Daily forests destroyed, factories release foul air, chemical mixed water discharged into rivers and streams from factories, and also mineral resources depleted. From all these human activities, the environment is slowly becoming hostile to human beings. However, one of the actions taken to curb the depletion of habitat is the introduction of sustainable development activities. Sustainable developments are ways to meet our daily needs without affecting how the future generation will meet their own needs. How this theme of sustainable development will save the environment entirely is the interest of everyone. According to the Brundtland report, sustainable development…
Scientific Based Novels Introduction Science fiction is a kind of writing based unfounded opinions speculative fictions which consists of only imagined characters and storyline that do not exist in the real-life situation. Science fiction stories traverse between a wide range of topics that in most cases adventure in space and time travel and mostly deal with the outcomes of the technological development and scientific improvements. Basically, science fictional writings are considered to be one of the most creative genres in English literature. The science fiction stories tend to take the readers on a beautiful adventure from away from the stars to the world underneath and back to the space in between the heavens and the underneath world. In so doing the novel introduces its readers to another world of fascinating characters technologies. For a long time, fictional writings based on science have been written by several writers. This piece of work seeks to analyze three science fictional novels: Frank Herbert’s Dune, Ursula Le Guins’s The Left hand of Darkness and Nancy Kress’s Beggars in Spain. To begin with, Dune is…
How the setting helps to convey the central theme of each of the work The setting is undeniably a very influential aspect in the determination and evaluation of a theme in a literature piece. Notably, the author’s choice of the location, period, and the cultural environment in which the subject is situated greatly assist in the comprehension of the literary piece. Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper and Susan Glaspell’s Trifles are both influential feminist works that extensively explore gender, especially the unequal treatment of women in the early 20th Century. The respective settings of The Yellow Wallpaper and Trifles significantly advanced the conveyance of the theme of gender through the framing of the mood of the text, the reflection of the society the characters lived in, and the invocation of emotional responses. It is irrefutable that the mood of the literary works, established by the physical attributes in a setting, assists in the development of the theme of gender. The descriptions of the characters’ surroundings are particularly helpful. In The Yellow Wallpaper, the narrator sets the unsettling mood of…
Electoral College: Annotated Bibliography Kimberling, William C. “The Electoral College.” Office of Election Administration, n. d., https://elections.delaware.gov/mockelection/pdfs/eleccoll.pdf. Accessed on March 21, 2020. This article provides a historical background to the establishment of the Electoral College. The country’s founding fathers were faced with a difficult question as far as the election of the president for the United States is concerned. This is because the country was faced with the problem of suspicion between the large and small states and a small population spread across a large geographical area, among others (Kimberling 1). The article would be relevant in assessing the reasons for the existence of the Electoral College as well as how this approach to electing the U.S president has lost its value over the years. Yoo, John. “A Defense of the Electoral College in the Time of Trump.” Pepperdine Law Review, vol. 46, no. 4, 2019, p. 101-170. This article defends the Electoral College and identifies the loopholes in the arguments presented by those who are opposed to it. According to Yoo, the Electoral College “Gives an advantage to smaller states,…
circumstances facing the black community in the United States The author of the novel is Thelonious Ellison. The author focuses on discussing his personal opinion on the existence of race and racism. The author outlines that in his opinion, the human race does not exist. However, according to the world that he lives in, he is seen as black. The author is encouraged to quite writing articles about the myths of Greek. Instead, write articles that address the situation and circumstances facing the black community in the United States. The author of the novel has taken time to go through articles written by other authors. He is disturbed by the issue of authors who write articles that support racism can be successful, yet he does not. The author, the Monk, writes a parody version of a particular novel from a different author. He is, however, very ashamed of himself such that he does not put his real name on the parody of the book. The parody talks about a young African-American man who lives in the Ghetto of the United…
Comparison of the characters Othello and Iago. Introduction Othello is one dramatic play based on the Moorish Captain by Willian Shakespeare Othello is the significant characters in the play and is portrayed as a General of the Moorish. At that particular time, he worked like an army. Shakespeare also portrays another character Iago who have some key similarities and difference with the main character Othello. The two characters can be said to be different in characteristics and colour. However, the two are similar in the element of their fallibility, as seen in the play (Wain,45). These two main characters are seen to be united by their character similarities and at the same time divided by the differences which exist in their personalities. The two have some particular will of either revenging and or the element of possessiveness. It sees them fall in almost the same state at the end of the play. They are both ends up as traumatic heroes at the end of the game as a result of similarities that those two have. This essay compares and contrasts…
Icons of African American Literature Page, Yolanda W. Icons of African American Literature: The Black Literary World. Santa Barbara, Calif: Greenwood, 2011. Print This piece of writing comprises styles that are helpful in understanding about poetry. The author’s uses several poetic devices, rhyme, imagery, similes, symbolism and illusion .this aids in putting the message in a situation where by the audience will easily understand. It is used to attack politician who is preventing social policies.it is also giving courage to individual to development. Interest in poetry since it is addressing issues of greater concern. For instance the author rises against whites despite their pride. Guthrie, Dorothy L. Integrating African American Literature in the Library and Classroom. Santa Barbara, Calif: Libraries Unlimited, 2011. Print. This is basically of great use to all people in aiding them to get the message and comprehend more about poetry. It helps people to understand cultural experiences, literacy instructions, helps in teaching on community building, the issue addressed here are very useful in shaping our lives. Generally the audience can easily get to understand the…
The Poetry and Poetics of Amiri Baraka The Jazz Aesthetic. This piece of writing comprises styles that are helpful in understanding about poetry. The author’s uses several poetic devices, rhyme, imagery, similes, symbolism and illusion .this aids in putting the message in a situation where by the audience will easily understand. It is used to attack politician who is preventing social policies.it is also giving courage to individual to development. Interest in poetry since it is addressing issues of greater concern. For instance the author rises against whites despite their pride. Woodard, K. (1999). A nation within a nation: Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) and Black power politics. Univ of North Carolina Press. This is basically of great use to all people in aiding them to get the message and comprehend more about poetry. It helps people to understand cultural experiences, literacy instructions, helps in teaching on community building, the issue addressed here are very useful in shaping our lives. Generally the audience can easily get to understand the poems and, use it as a guiding tool to vices such as discrimination,…
ANALYSIS OF SHREK’S CHARACTERIZATION In the movie Shrek released in 2001, the ogre Shrek is portrayed as an eponymous conqueror. He likes a solitary life in a peaceful swamp where ha later makes friendship with Donkey. Unlike most ogres, Shrek presents himself as friendly, even though his background is full of mystery. He expresses his sentiments on how others judge him as hostile at first sight compelling him to prefer living a solitary life. He also reveals that he had a father who once attempted to eat him (Isnawati, eta al., 61). The ogre lives in a murky green swamp having its house and an outhouse. The fact that he uses slugs as toothpaste is something that makes one begin doubting his claims of being harmless. Another subtle revelation of Shrek’s real character is the comparison of his attributes with onions. It reveals the contrast between the outside and the inside. His inappropriate sense of humor and pride in his agility and strength also shows his innate behavior, which he tries to hide(Crandall, 12). Further, his real character is of…
The Eroica Symphony The foundation of the classical music started from the ninth century as simple religious plainchants which had a limited pitch range and were monophonic. However, they were limited to monks, nuns and other religious groups. The plainchants evolved until Troubadours and Trouveres from France converted their poems into music, then Leonin and Perotin who composed polyphonic classical music. Afterward, the revolution of classical music continued through the Renaissance era (characterized by vocal and dance music), Baroque era (marked by solo voice and instrumental music) up to the western classical period which prevailed since the 18th century. During this era, different composers such as Carl Bach, Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Mozart, and Ludwig Beethoven surfaced into the industry with compositions characterized by different skills and styles such as musical notations and new playing techniques of music instruments. The various forms of compositions aimed at specific audiences; therefore, the composers made sure that their pieces had a unique style to capture the most attention from the audience. Ludwig Beethoven, a German-born classical music die-hard, is ranked as one of the…