Essays on Cassandra

Needham (2010) states that Cassandra was gifted, since she was able to provide accurate articulation of dangers that were prone to happen. Sadly, no one took her warnings seriously. Nowadays, Cassandra case can be applied in a vast range of managerial settings, thus, in this regard, project management is the umbrella term. The identification of an unrecognized danger should always result in timely and effective actions. Stakeholder-oriented management is likely to be effective, once stakeholder’s interests all along different stages are taken into account. As the conflict minimization technique, Cassandra case is handy. It helps to identify potential ...

Cassandra case

In Greek mythology, Cassandra was a prophetess, whose predictions no one believed. Apollo who was in love with Cassandra, gave her free providence as a gift. However, since Cassandra refused to respond to Apollo in return, in revenge he made sure that her prophetic words were not taken seriously (Van Gunsteren, 2011). Another version of the myth tells that Cassandra along with her twin brother received the prophetic gift in childhood from the sacred serpent in the temple of Apollo. Cassandra first identified Paris, who appeared in the competition in Troy, and wanted to kill him in order to ...

The City of Bones contains various quotes from the author, Cassandra Clare, which help on creating the theme of the story. The quotes explained have relevance to the story through religion, revenge, prejudice, love, jealousy and many other themes. “A shadow hunter who kills another of his brothers is worse than a demon and should be put down like one” (Clare, 10. 264). The use of the term ‘put down’ means the elimination of an unwanted animal. The quote shows that the there is a high level of anger in the story making the moral code appear old school. ...

We live in a world where there is good and evil. Since time immemorial, stories told by humans have always had heroes and villains. Human culture has always been rife with tales of heroism, both real and fictional, wherein awe-inspiring individuals faced immense adversity only to overcome it and accomplish good in the end. In the last century, these stories have taken a new turn in introducing fictional characters that are superhuman. The heroes in such storylines who’re more commonly referred to as superheroes are capable of feats that, by any standard, far exceed human capabilities. It is ...