Sense Creative Writings Samples For Students

Counselling, in most cases, appears to be the last resort that clients take when they are faced with challenges or when experiencing struggles in life. Before resorting to visiting a counsellor, individuals are most likely to have exhausted the different support systems around them. They may have sought the counsel of parents, siblings, religious leaders and other members of the society. The counsellors have an important role of replacing the pessimism that clients have accumulated with hope.

Creating a sense of hope

There are several ways through which counsellors can successfully create a sense of hope and optimism in the client. When a client ...

In the book of Ecclesiastes, the author, often called “the Teacher” discusses the results of his life’s pursuit of both worldly success and wisdom. Through his discussion, he expresses the need to temper one’s life with the goal of the afterlife in mind. In this sense, the Teacher is attempting to express his understanding of how a good life can be achieved. By doing so, he is able to communicate the expectancy that he believes people should have of their worldly and otherworldly pursuits.
In the outset of the first verse, the Teacher discusses the idea of ...

The Yale Museum of Art is replete with a number of highly prized artistic works that vary from classical art as well as modern works which also have the capacity to thrill. The permanent collection is full of wonderful art works from a wide variety of established artists which really merit inspection.
A typical exhibit is ‘The Nativity’ by Francesco Giorgio who hailed from Siena. This work is beautiful and colourful as well as being rather striking in its matter of fact description.

Albert Bierstadt – Yosemite Valley, Glacier Born Trail

There is also an exhibition on Albert Bierstadt, a typical plein air artist from California at present with ...

Released in 1951, Salinger's novel "The Catcher in the Rye" is a story of a seventeen year old American schoolboy Holden Caulfield, who was excluded from his school before Christmas for academic failure. The main idea of ​​the novel is the rejection of falsehood, which is manifested in the moral standards prevailing in the society and in the people, events, objects. This is closely linked to the image of the protagonist. Holden Caulfield introduces the reader not only to the external part of his life (time-space of the novel consists of three days, one of which the hero stays ...

Steven Spielberg’s seminal 1977 science fiction film Close Encounters of the Third Kind charts the effect of a mysterious and traumatic alien abduction on average American man Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) on both his psyche and his relationship with his family. In Jodi Dean’s essay “Fugitive Alien Truth,” the UFO abductee phenomenon is examined through a sociological and political lens, illuminating many social aspects of the cultural phenomenon of the abductee that are present in Close Encounters. As Roy’s sense of self and identity begins to shift gradually away from his family, and he struggles to ...

Discussion Questions

Question 1:
The view of symbolic violence as the product of a deeply ingrained sense of dominance within some sections of society is apt in describing the complexity with which the former is associated. For instance, society has in the past placed man on top of the social hierarchy and relegated women to subservience based on ancient norms and traditions. This then means that it would be inaccurate to assume that such skewed view of the social framework could be revised through simple appeals to the will as a way of redefining people’s interpretations of the role of each ...

Transtheoretical model is the most convincing model since it integrates the process of intentional change. This model is better than the other models because it incorporates the central constructs from the other theories into a comprehensive theory of change and applies widely to various fields of behaviors, populations, and settings. The transtheoretical model recognizes that change occurs in a progressive manner involving five major stages of change that can either take place in a linear of a non-linear way. The steps include pre-contemplation (not ready), contemplation (getting ready), preparation (ready), action and maintenance. This model played a major part ...

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Action Plan using Maslow’s Theory
The world has a myriad of cultures and people that share their own set of cultural values and belief systems. These values become their cultural norms and are preserved in their day to day actions and routine. If a person does not carry the firsthand knowledge of another person’s cultural beliefs and norms, then they are bound to follow hearsay and believe whatever stereotypes are associated with them.
However looking at the factual display of matters, many cultures have certain rites and traditions which cannot be changed or tampered with. ...

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Responses

a. What are your personal reactions to this movie? Be descriptive.
“The Princess Bride” is a charming, funny Gothic film filled with colorful characters. The most captivating part of the movie is the sense of sincerity with which Director Reiner tells the story. The princess’ enchanted appearance also adds more interesting features to the film. “Princess Bride” is a postmodern fairy tale movie that affirms and challenges the principles of a genre that may be devoid of flexibility to provide support to the movie. The character of Patinkin is a joy to witness in this film because of his longhaired ...

The issue of gene patenting is an interesting one, bringing up concerns about the extent to which we ‘own’ our cells, and what rights we have with them. While some believe that, for instance, organ donors do not have the right to tissue that they have donated, others think that there must be some sense of bodily ownership that must be accounted for in issues like these. To that end, the work of Schleiter (2009), Caplan (2010), Satel (2008), and Rubin (2010) will be examined in order to see the ways in which organ and tissue donation intersect with ...

There is a list of things that a person must know and pursue in order to become an effective and efficient employee. First of all, one needs to learn how to prioritize their work. By being able to prioritize, the task at hand will become easier to manage and meeting all deadlines will automatically become much easier, with the important tasks accomplished before the others.
Secondly, to improve one’s performance at work and become more efficient, a positive mental attitude is required. This helps in achieving your tasks with your full potential and dedication. The mind will wander ...

[I was sitting alone on that bench along the streetside café..staring at the setting sun and thinking about my recent failure of giving up on the most desired jobit seemed like the end of my world.]

Dejected and crestfallen I was sitting alone on the bench,

It really seemed like the end of my world, with no aspiration left.
I had no hopes of sustaining in this world, I had no dream to fight for,

Maybe I lost it all, My destiny deprived me of it all by staging the perfect theft.

A loud thud behind me dragged me back to the real world, Saw people running,
They all ran to a spot where a girl was lying bathed in blood, most of her parts ...

Her mother was doing the dishes while grumbling about what her sister in law had said to her and how they got into an older argument because of that. She could tell that her mother was enraged by that event. She knew that her mother would get so easily annoyed by every little thing, producing her a state of intense stress that she herself would administer daily.
“She even told me about that nice flowered platter. Imagine she had the nerve to tell me that that platter was hers when your father gave it to me on my birthday. ...

Creative thinking has often much to do with occasional yet productive wandering of thought, which sometimes causes difficulties to articulate one’s opinion and sometimes leads to eloquent and constructive expression of one’s mind. While for most writers resorting to strategies of metaphorical thinking is regarded a sure way to be understood by others, it is actually a matter of dispute whether metaphors and comparisons are relevant tools for meaningful self-expression. It can hardly be denied that figures of speech might mar the bigger picture of overall sense, leaving black stains on awkward and inappropriate meaning use.
On ...

Question 1

In the current situation, Andrea needs to realize that the level of trust will determine the ability of the company to recover from the shockwaves of downsizing that the employees have on the management. This confidence will secure not only the short-term future of the enterprise but also the long-term outcomes (Brauer & Laamanen, 2014).
Justice is an important aspect that she needs to embrace since it contributes to the building of trust. The distributive dimension to justice touches on outcomes and the perceptions of whether or not they are shared equally. Given that the surviving employees have to take ...

The internet has become a limitless advance of space where individuals can write anything or be anyone. Information is not always valid, nor are the faces we look at. Virtually everything we see on the internet has the capacity to be doctored in some way. Essentially we could be hoaxed as many times a day as we dare to click our mouse’s button. Unfortunately, I have several stories involving internet hoaxes and the damage that they can cause in the lives of people who are unaware of them. One involves disinformation; the other involves dishonesty.

Four years ago, as blogs ...

1) Discuss some of the mythic and ritual elements, and the logical, rhetorical, and ethical aspects of Oedipus the King. Think about how Oedipus proposes to purge the city of the murder-pollution, the key arguments between Oedipus, Tiresius, and Creon, and the arguments Oedipus made to himself and acted upon to defeat the prophecy, the rhetorical device of irony that permeates the play, and the ethics of everyone's actions, the family members and others involved in the tragedy.

According to the traditional interpretations of classical drama, Oedipus the King was brought down by the gods or fate because ...

Introduction

Reniam Boutique is a restore that is concerned with matters closest to our hearts that we contribute to our communities in order to make them stronger while enhancing quality of life. We believe in aiding our local shelters, community services and giving back to the community that has given so generously to us. We accept donations, buy gently used clothing and furniture, and happily refurbish one man’s trash to make it another man’s treasure. Forty percent of all proceeds from resale are donated to Project E.A.T. (Educate, Act, and Thrive) and Empty bowls. One of Reniam’s most ...

Personal narrative

I am an African American, the first born in a family of two brothers. My family is athletic and everyone is or has been involved in various sporting activities. My mom is a former track star who represented the United States in several track events. She started her career in track events at the University of South California. My dad is a former European professional football player and attended the East Tennessee State University. Personally, I have been involved in track events since high school. I ran 110 meters hurdles for two years in both junior and senior high. Currently I run ...

Answer to Two Essay Questions

1) Whats all this emphasis on sense data by empiricists? Explain this elusive idea and its place in modern epistemology?
Sextus Empiricus and his skepticism did not deny human knowledge or even the possibility of knowledge. In fact, it seems his philosophy appears to be a starting point that attempts to actively seek knowledge acquisition. It was just that he never believed one could get beyond the starting point. Or rather, he withheld his assent as to whether one could move beyond skepticism. He cautioned that one must be very careful before affirming as knowledge anything that went beyond ...

The situation of the travelling trades man in the medieval; city is similar in many aspects to the modern day worker as depicted by Morgan. The workers and the citizen are both in a position to fulfill their roles effectively but they never achieve the highest echelons of their spheres. The y must work harder and harder in trying to achieve positions of more respect in case of Mumford’s citizen, and more earnings in the case of Morgan’s worker. The city and the organization, in the structure they are built in, are meant to stifle growth of the ...

The Big Bang Theory, a popular sitcom has characters that can be analyzed psychoanalytically. Sheldon Cooper is a condescending physicist with low self esteem and social skills but has great intellect with an IQ of 187. He has an awkward sense of cleanliness and has perfectionist tendencies.
This character can be traced to his childhood according to Freud’s psychoanalytic theory to his domineering father and strict mother. The narcissistic behavior is a coping mechanism by Sheldon at forgetting his childhood. His perfectionism, arrogance and haughtiness, a sense of entitlement and the need to control are consistent with Freud’s psychoanalytic theory, a ...

Over the years, the US government has maintained a “hands off” approach with regards to involvement in sports. This is based on the premise that privatization of professional sports is the best thing for the country. However, a cursory look into international sports will make one appreciate why governments get involved in sports. First of all, sporting events have an important place in any society because sporting is a cultural phenomenon. In addition, nothing beats the sense of pride and unity when athletes competing in international events win a medal for the country. As a consequence, sports help to promote a sense of community and ...

Please write about sound art and experimental sound. specifically acousmatics. focus on that subject and please do some research. I will attach two readings but please include outside sources. this paper should be more about content and not form . My background I am from saudi arabia and i haven't been exposed to material like experimental sound before.. please elaborate on that or add it as an example. make it a bit personal if you may.
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Acousmatics is the study of experimental sounds which may be blended together to form a sort of music. This can come in various shapes ...

Abstract

The following examines Mexican American and African-American cultures and the ways that these two cultures interact the dominant white culture in the United States. While on the surface these two cultures might seem to have much in common (given that they are frequently discriminated against minorities in the United States), in point of fact they are very different in the ways that they assimilate into American culture. Anthropologists and sociologists have traditionally used words like “integration” and “acculturation” to describe the process in which immigrant cultures ultimately blend in to (and accommodate themselves to) the dominant culture of the ...

For all my colleagues, I would like to discuss how the behavior of each of the members of the conversation at an office affected the end result of the conversation. Firstly, communication is supposed to be a back and forth process and each person involved in a setting for making a decision, needs to participate, voice their opinion and they are heard. Similarly, other people in that setting need to listen to the speaker while they are talking so that a message is conveyed properly. When everyone sat down with one person at the board jotting down the ideas ...

One of the distinguished part of his message was his warning about building an alliance with other nations. While he did not promote total disengagement from foreign countries, he expressed fear that developing a permanent alliance with other nations can be detrimental to the national interest. He pointed out that the country may establish foreign alliance only under extraordinary circumstances.
The U.S has heeded Washington’s warning about developing foreign alliances, and this was especially so in terms of wars. While Europe was keen on engaging with different wars, America maintained that there are other means to achieve freedom ...

The name of the business will be “Mr. Sheeda.” It is a fictitious comic character that, and the name is of this character. This name has been used to form unique associations with the business name. The name has its origin from one of the workers working at a Desi Restaurant. Mr. Sheeda is a unique name and is not used by any other business corporation operating in New York State. It will be checked from the “Division of Corporations, State Records, and UCC.” This division is a subset of Department of States of the State New York. It ...

English

It is no secret that William Shakespeare is one of the greatest poets and playwrights of the world. Virtually every his line of is riddled with melody and meaning. However, there are lines that are particularly touching and memorable.
These are lines from the play "Midsummer Night's Dream" in Act III scene II. It is a replica of Puck, who, referring to Oberon, said:

For night's swift dragons cut the clouds full fast,
And yonder shines Aurora's harbinger;
At whose approach, ghosts, wandering here and there (Shakespeare 38).
Perhaps, this is not a place in the play, which is ...

The play “DNA” by Dennis Kelly talks about how a group of 14-year olds accidentally killed someone who was only too eager to be part of the group. As young people who were caught in a bad situation, they did everything they could to try to cover up their crime.
All throughout the play, it was obvious that there was a constant struggle to be the leader of the group. Although technically, John Tate was the original leader of the group, other stronger characters such as Richard and Philip were also potential leaders and as such, posed as threats ...

My heart was all smiles; the radiance on my face spoke loudly with delight. Jane had just outshone her peers in the summer choral contest, and I was sitting on top of the world. I had counseled my daughter enough, spent a fortune in time and dime for her rehearsals and here we both were at the Great-Lake zoo pavilion gazing at the beauty of mother-nature with some of her children. The pink, the yellow, the purple, the red and the white petals took their fair share of display at the contest stage of beauty. The petals ears gave ...

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THE FIRST VISUALS CONTRAST MYSTERIOUS, SCARY, EXOTIC FAR AWAY PLACES WITH THE FRIGHTENING STARK NEW ENGLAD UNPAINTED HOUSE

THEIR PURPOSE IS TO SET THE ATMOSPHERE FOR STRANGE, AND NIGHTMARISH LOCATIONS. THE NARRATOR IS SPEAKING AS THE FILM SHOWS SCENES OF MYSTERIOUS PLACES: ANCIENT ITALIAN CATACOMBS AND GRAVEYARDS, CRUMBLING RHINE CASTLES, RUINS OF TEMPLES IN ASIA IN SHADOWS, GERMAN FORESTS AND HIGH DANGEROUS CLIFFS IN MOUNTAINS . . . TO THE WORST A PLAIN UNPAINTED HOUSES IN NEW ENGLAND SQUATING DEEP IN THE BACK WOODS . . .

NARRATOR (SPEAKING DARKLY AS THE SCENES OF SCARY PLACES ARE VIEWED BY THE AUDIENCE

Searchers after horror haunt strange, far places. For them are the catacombs of Ptolemais, and the carven mausolea of the nightmare countries. They climb to the moonlit towers of ruined Rhine castles, and ...

Introduction

The qualitative approach encompasses the overall way of thought concerning qualitative research. This approach helps in the description of the research purpose, researcher’s function, data manipulation method, and research stages. This paper uses the five qualitative research approaches to analyzing the course assigned case study as follows.

Scenario Summary

The state education department through their senior researcher wishes to examine two populations with the same educational needs. Members of the first group are ethnically defined Aboriginal and live in a rural setup. They exhibit high levels of health issues such as visual impairment, diabetes, and heart disease. Members of the second ...

With a Gin Vermouth in her hand, Harper sat down at the kitchen table. She took a sip, and licked the rim of the glass, eyeing the two Valium pills on the table. The lingering aftertaste of love-making was soon washed away, as she heard a voice behind her. “Not letting go deforms you, and the truth sets us free. Joe is gone, Harper. You should be gone, too.” She recognized the voice being her own, she recognized the thought being a product of her own mind.
“I am crazy,” she thought and a tear came flickering down her face. “I am crazy, ...

The eland and the stuffed goose are both preyed animals that will serve as a meal. The first emphasizes the aspect of victim, with the tiger biting down on the heavy animal, satisfying its hunger. Meanwhile, the duck is forcefully fed until it is about to burst, like humans that cannot help being naturally sexual. The instinctual side of man is on display with both of these images, and so is a display of power and aggressiveness.
Female sexuality is described as being repressed, yet waiting to burst intensely. The main image relating to sexuality in the poem is that ...

Using Formatting to Portray Mental Illness in The Yellow Wallpaper

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman takes the reader through the first-hand experiences of the narrator's bed rest following the birth of a child. Gilman uses a variety of methods to convey the mental anguish the narrator is experiencing and one of these methods is the use of shorter paragraphs. By utilizing this format, the reader develops a great sense for the racing thoughts the narrator is experiencing as she is left alone in her room for an extended period of time. The fragmented thoughts provide a sense of urgency and unrest that may otherwise be more difficult for the reader to ...

Essay on my personal journey

My life has been characterized by constant struggles against various hurdles. It is a difficult world to adapt to in normal circumstances, but it is an altogether different story for people with different ways and traits. The world seeks the segregation and differentiation at all levels; it is nobody’s fault, however, as the world demands competition and struggle for survival the fittest. The identification of people within various groups gives them the hope and means to survive the realities of this world. While unity of purpose is a good thing, it is used to a detriment when people unite against others ...

English

My First Love
It was a cold evening. The leaves were rustling. It was getting dark outside and even the birds seemed to be in a hurry to fly home. The streets were empty except for one forlorn figure. She was nicely dressed up in a buttoned up woolen coat but her whole demeanor right from the eyes to sagging shoulders spoke of profound sadness and heavy burdens. She was an unusually beautiful girl with striking green eyes and long beautiful hair. She did not seem to be in a hurry at all. In fact, she was dragging her feet as if ...

Introduction

As I reflect on my course on religion, I came to realize that for most people, religion is a subject where everyone has an opinion. Therefore, it has become a source of much discussion, debates and intrigue. However, it is sad to note that while people find it easy to engage in religious talks, only a few takes the necessary road of getting enough education on the matter by studying carefully the doctrines that are fundamental to religion. In this course, I was able to have the privilege of studying important concepts that are fundamental to Christianity, thus allowing me to have a ...

Poem and Poem Analysis on Femininity

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PART 1: Creative Writing

The Beautiful Thing
Object, that’s what It is
Dismembered, molded – plastic
Beautifuluntil It isn’t
The existence of a stain is Its sin
It is a docile body
But It made itself ideal
Choice however
Oh how funny! Oh the irony!
Do you know the story?
It thinks it made the decision!
Far from the truth
Delusional object, that thing is
The thing is cold to the touch
As sinister as the carefully painted lips
But who painted ...

The Hawaii Tourism Authority strategic plan is classical in the larger sense. This plan has got clear defined strategies as means meeting the goals and objectives. The plan defines clear access methods of gaining entry into the market and making an impact. Moreover the plan defines a communication strategy that would act as a cord between the authority and the people. In such a plan, there is a need to have a clear communication plan to make the agenda of the company known to many. The plan has got objectives that the company intends to fulfill.
One of the strengths of this plan ...

Leadership and motivation go hand in hand in establishing a successful business and the type of leadership style applied in an organization is an essential factor in motivation employees in a workplace. This is essentially because of the relationship that exists between the leader and the employees in all levels of the organization as well at the communication methods used between the leader and the employees. As seen in the case of Lenthall Furniture Company, the owner had established authoritarian leadership style where all the business operations had to be performed according to his orders.
In addition, he was solely ...

Character sketch #1: The Character of the Narrator

Since my story is in first person, the narrator of the story presents my point of view. This character is at first a young female student full of ambition yet with a negative sense of self. She has low self confidence in her writing and easily becomes defensive. Her own insecurities cause her to lash out at others and avoid criticism. As the plot develops, so does the character. She begins to realize that her friend was indeed right and if she wished to improve her writing skills she needed to learn how to accept criticism. This story is a journey of ...

It started with the bullfighting. I had never been a fan of the sport itself; indeed, I had never really considered it; but there I was, in Valencia, watching the matadors wave their flags at the heads of the bulls. I had never seen anything like it before, and it was an image that will be seared into my brain as demonstrative of my time in Spain for the rest of my life.
There is so much to say about bullfighting. There is a rich history of bullfighting in Spain and Portugal, but everyone seems to have an opinion about ...

Education

Supervision of Instruction
Becoming an effective supervisor of instruction requires many years of high-level competencies and various leadership/managerial training to enhance and reinforce teaching practices and improve student learning. On my part, some of the leadership skills that I presently have are, as follows: good interpersonal relation building, positive outcome making, outstanding communication / listening, superior emotional stability, to name a few. Possessing said leadership strengths will “enhance student achievement [] and develop a system that encourages, supports, and recognizes teacher expertise” . In view of my leadership strengths, they might hinder my ability to be a successful evaluator when they are taken ...

Has anyone ever noticed a lot of people around that don’t really register on the radar? They aren’t invisible, not exactly. But on the other hand they are more like ghosts than the real people in the city. When real people are rushing around to work sometimes there are flickers in and out of the crowds on the sidewalk. Or grayish shadows moving along the edges of the building even on a sunny day. Since there is no such thing as ghosts they must be people. Right? Probably people who are like that can do a lot of things real ...

Virginia Woolf was the arch feminist author who always stuck up for women no matter which situation prevailed. In this short story she begins by lamenting on the fact that women are prisoners in their husband’s house and have no real independence at any stage in their lives. But the story is actually a damning critique of all the masculine dominance found in the society of those days and which appeared to be quite profuse in all the works which she consulted in the British Library.
Woolf finds herself very troubled and agonized by all that she read, a ...

Morrison (1994) statement, “What I think the political correctness debate is really about the power to be able to define. The definers want the power to name. And the defined are now taking that power from them” holds true in a sense that being sensitive in using public statements is very important. It also refined the idea that power is related to saying politically correct terms.
According to Max-Need’s classification of needs, “identity” is part of a category wherein people needs a sense of belongingness and self-esteem. People want to define their own identity as a person to be able to ...

Directing

For my directing concept, I chose Martin McDonough's The Pillowman - the tale of Katurian, a horror story author who finds himself being arrested by a totalitarian police state for murders that closely follow his horrific short stories. Being put in a cell with his brother Michal, he starts to recount his stories to both him and the detectives interrogating him, figuring out exactly what happened to him in his childhood and the murders that mirror his stories. My concept would revolve around a black box-style presentation, proscenium-style, with Katurian's scenes with Michal downstage, the cramped interrogation room upstage left with the detectives, ...

Zhang Wei remembers the day he landed in America very clearly, it was a chilly winter day and everything including time seems to have frozen. He was anxious to see his father, Zhang Xiuxing who had traveled by sea a year earlier. He was only 16 when his father left and old enough to step into his father’s shoes. One year had flown by, and today, he would be leading his mother and his sister to the Promised Land that their father had prepared for them. He was sure that his father would be proud of how he had protected ...

For my directing concept, I chose Martin McDonough's The Pillowman - the tale of Katurian, a horror story author who finds himself being arrested by a totalitarian police state for murders that closely follow his horrific short stories. Being put in a cell with his brother Michal, he starts to recount his stories to both him and the detectives interrogating him, figuring out exactly what happened to him in his childhood and the murders that mirror his stories. I believe this play would make a wonderful addition to any given season of Mosaic Theatre or any other participating and willing theater in the ...

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The American Federal Government spends large sums of money every year on purchases of various products and services. Most of the products and services are items sourced from the different American small businesses. This developed the need to develop an avenue by which the small businesses can be able to apply for the Federal Government tender. Indeed, the American Federal Government spends about $500 billion on purchasing products and services every year. Half of the value of the products and services bought by the Federal Government comes from the American small businesses, and this necessitated the need ...

Creative Communication Problem

Although in the past I have never had a difficult communication problem at any job or in my graduate studies I am experiencing a very challenging problem at my employment. I have a position at Republic Airways and I have been very content working there. Recently a new Human Resources manager was hired. I have never had any bad performance comments in any of my employee evaluations so I have been shocked at the way the new manager treats me. I try to remain very professional and answer any question she asks me very directly. Unfortunately she is never please with what I ...

Robert Merton and the functionalist and social control theorists maintain that most people obey the laws, rules and regulations of mainstream society because they have been trained and socialized to do so, while those who are more likely to become criminals and delinquents have weak social and community bonds. They are unable to obtain the money and material things that American culture values the most, so they turn to illegal methods to obtain them. Travis Hirshi wrote the classic work on social control theory, Causes of Delinquency in 1969. Numerous studies of juvenile delinquents over the last forty years ...

Communication is among the most essential elements in the success of any business, be it large, small, local or international. There are numerous communication methods in existence today for business organizations, thanks to changes in technology. The effectiveness of an organization’s communication will be dependent on a number of factors. For example, it is important that the essence of the communication is established, and the communicant should know whom the message is intended for. The organization of the message, the style of communication, purpose and format of communication should be considered to ensure that communication is effective and realizes ...

Imperialism is the domination by a stronger group of a weaker group’s territory, customs, values, laws and institution (Hobson 44). The imperialists change the way of life of the conquered people to an extent that the conquered lose almost every aspect of their indigenous way of life. The people mostly associated with this concept are the western Europeans and especially the British. Imperialism has been seen to have far more negative effects on both the conquered and the imperialists. This has been demonstrated by George Orwell’s essays. George Orwell was an imperial police man in Burma.
His writings ...

Abstract

This essay offers a Marxist perspective of Graham Greene’s short story “The Destructors,” where the protagonist Trevor is portrayed as the Marxist intellectual who endeavors to overthrow the old regime and enforce a new one. Being the child of an architect, he uses his creative knowledge to destroy the house that symbolizes old values and regime, and his creativity is so well though through that is equals the architect’s efforts at creating this beautiful house. Green reveals only a limited omniscient narrator voice, which urges the reader not to merely blindly follow the information given about the characters and their ...

Taken from the posthumous memoir of Dr. John Watson, published on the 25th anniversary of his passing, in which the prolific chronicler of England’s most celebrated amateur detective frankly admits to the many and fanciful misrepresentations of his friend’s character - falsehoods which Watson confesses to have perpetrated upon an unsuspecting and admiring public. To wit, that Sherlock Holmes was, in fact, bored speechless and rendered irremediably irresoluteby excessive detail.
“Of the many compelling investigations carried to a happy and just resolution by the ‘observational powers’ of my friend Sherlock Holmes, few if any can be ascribed ...

Beauty can come in various ways but in my opinion, one of the finest ways of experiencing beauty is through some visual scene. Yesterday I experienced one of the most beautiful and lovely experiences where a view of nature was stupendous and awesome in more ways than one.
The lapping of the sea, the awesome cliffs in the background, the sheer beauty of the country scenery all entered my mind as I walked across the rough terrain. Who could have walked here before me? Were some prehistoric men and women actually here someday and did the same walk as i ...

People say that hindsight is 20/20; it is only after looking back at an event that we fully understand what happened and why it happened. However, there are many events in our lives that, even when we go over them repeatedly in our heads, we never fully comprehend their full effect on the way we think and feel. At the same time, we feel that an indelible mark on our identities, and recognize that they would be in our minds forever. For me, this is no less true than the first time I was beaten up at school.

It ...