Essays on Banditry

This presentation focus of this presentation is to learn how Jesse and Villa worked together in their quest to achieve their common goals. Although, this is so, they seem to commit crimes to benefit others, and not only themselves. James Jesse and Pancho Villa came from different historical backgrounds; however, they shared common values, which dictated their lifestyle in their respective regions.

Note that, Pancho Villa was a revolutionary leader in the military force but advocated for the rights of the proletariat. He was against the capitalist idea of accumulating wealth and oppressing the poor. Can this be his ...

Gangs started their history in late 18th century when the first groups started to form. Mainly these groups started to form among the white immigrants; mainly they were English, Irish and German. However, the boom of gang formations is dated in 1820 in New York City.

The second wave of gangs’ formation started in the period of 1860-1920, when new immigrants started to settle down in USA. The first ones were Chinese, who formed highly structured gangs, which still exist in US. However, not only Chinese people started forming their own gangs. Therefore, there were many other immigrants ...

FILM STUDIES: CRITICAL ESSAY

Abstract This paper will discuss Altman’s assertion that “Films with weak generic ties usually depend heavily on internal logic, whereas genre films make heavy use of inter-textual references” (Altman 1999, p.26). The essay focuses on two films, one with strictly generic classification the other that seems more ambiguous in nature to verify the truth in Altman’s statement. The two films are, “Eraserhead” (David Lynch, 1977) and “The great train robbery” (Edwin S. Potter, 1903). David’s, Eraserhead is ambiguous in nature while Potter’s , Great train robbery is generic in nature and can be classified as a ...