Essays on A Clockwork Orange

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Penned by the feminist author of America, Kate Chopin, the novel is one of the very first works of literature that points to the challenges faced by women in the American society. This naturalist work stirs readers with its narrative.

A Doll’s House, Henrik Isben (40 words)

Henrik Isben’s most famous play, A Doll’s house, leaves a mark on the audience or readers with the engaging narrative that shows the gradual transformation of Nora. The play reflects the oppressive nature of marriage and speaks for gender equality.

Frankenstein, or, the Modern Prometheus, Mary Shelley. (40 words)

This sci-fi novel is immortalized in the pages of literary history ...

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The true nature of classical conditioning lies in the responding with some action for some stimulus caused by artificial cause. The earliest researches of classical conditioning were conducted by Russian scientists Pavlov, who proved that if we ring the bell every time before we feed the dog, it associate the bell with the process of feeding, so in some period of such a repeated action the dog starts drooling as the same stimulus make him think that he is going to be fed now (Schmajuk, 2008). So in simple words, the classical conditioning is about attaching one stimulus from ...

My final research paper will be based on the perception of free will and censorship in the society. Free will is afforded to all human beings, but many persons fail to understand that free will without a high moral standard is similar to removing free will from humans. Arguably, free will and censorship are often misunderstood by many persons. The government takes away the free will of persons when they implement censorship on persons, but persons also censor their thoughts and actions when they censor themselves from the truth because of a lack of knowledge that can help to ...

- In the essay, I will argue that art house movies are of higher quality that popular ones; - Another point to show in the essay is that art house movies are worth watching;

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Consumerism is the way of life of modern society. Consumerism means not only consuming goods, but means of entertainment, as well. Hollywood makes movies that are focused on needs of unthinking society. On the other hand, art house movies make people think not only about the plot of a movie, but about the world around them, as well. I this essay, I will compare two ...

In Stanley Kubrick’s fantastic dystopian nightmare A Clockwork Orange, the director uses many techniques to defy the standards of Classical Hollywood Cinema. In conventional films, the film might take place from the perspective of the person helping Alex, whereas here we are placed in the mind of the troubled youth. Unlike the vulnerable, flawed antihero we grow to love, Alex is an unrepentant rapist and murderer, only changing his ways as a result of a horrifying social program to correct his behavior. Kubrick criticizes the State, the Church and the Law by making them not stabilizing forces, but dehumanizing ones – ...

We live in a time where people can socialise/argue/fight online they can visit casinos and virtual strip clubs, they can shop and take tours of places online so what would be the point of restricting video games in terms of their sexual and violent content when films and television use that sort of content frequently and the internet can never be regulated? My hypothesis is that sex and violence has been around since the dawn of time and censoring its influence in video games will do nothing but blind people to what real life and real expression is. The ...

“Real, unreal what’s the difference? As long as you don’t get caught”

- Trickster (Brainscan 1994) Brainscan was great nineties film starring Edward Furlong (Terminator 2 1991) and the reason the film really interested me was because it laid bare this vital truth about films and videogames and most media really that is they’re all about murder. My hypothesis is that sex and violence has been around since the dawn of time and restricting it’s influence in films and television will do nothing but blind people to what real life and real expression is. This graph is a depiction of the length of violent scenes in animated ...

"A clockwork Orange"

The theme of moral dilemma has been addressed effectively in the book “A clockwork Orange". The novel also tries and explains the process in which an individual changes to a responsible member of the society. The book is a feature of the main character Alex who is used as an agent of change. From is life as a gang member, to his prison life then to a mature life where he raises a family of his own. Before his transformation, the author of the book used Alex’s character to highlight the moral dilemmas affecting this particular society. Some elements of ...