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Arts & Humanities > William Shakespeare Literary analysis: Polonius, by William Shakespeare: 1 of 4
Polonius, a character in Hamlet by William Shakespeare, was not a well-chosen candidate as a royal advisor. Political advisors should be wise and clever, but Polonius was neither. Although many believed he was a wise, worldly man, he was little more than the king's puppet. Polonius was a poor father; he only thought about hi... More..
Arts & Humanities > 19th Century US History Biography: Andrew Jackson: 1 of 3
President Andrew JACKSON Apvanced Placement United States History The Age of Jackson (1815-1850) was a time for American reform. In these years, the abolitionist movement, women's rights, education, prison and hospital reform. The right to vote was extended to all white male citizens over the age of 21, not just property hol... More..
Arts & Humanities > British Literature Book reviews: Refugee Boy, by Benjamin Zephaniah: 1 of 1
Refugee Boy Written by: Benjamin Zephaniah Theme: Although there are many themes in this realistic novel, the ever-present theme is of love. Although war ravaged their country, Alem's family always pushed for peace. They loved both their country and their neighbors. When fighting and persecution was inevitable, Alem's parent... More..
Arts & Humanities > American Literature John Stienbeck's incredible use of imagery: 1 of 1
John Steinbeck, a classic author, uses one of the many elements of literature to enhance the mood. This element is imagery. There are two moods in the story, the light and peaceful mood and the dark, scary mood. Both moods are supported by his imagery. The imagery makes you feel as though you are right there to see, smell, h... More..
Arts & Humanities > Literary Themes & Ideas Shakespeare versus Steinbeck: 1 of 1
Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare and The Pearl by John Steinbeck are classic works of literature. In The Pearl, Kino is the main character while, in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is one of the main characters. These characters are very different but in other ways are very much alike. Kino is an Indian that desires a better ... More..
Arts & Humanities > American Literature The theme of greed in John Steinbeck's book, The Pearl: 1 of 1
The village of La Paz is alive with avarice. Everyone wants something from Kino. The doctor wants money for treating Kino's baby. The priest wanted money to fix the church. The townspeople also wanted money. The village is over come by evil from this one man's good fortune. The doctor is pure evil. All he cares about is mone... More..
Arts & Humanities > American Literature Analysis of the characters in John Steinbeck's book, The Pearl: 1 of 1
In the novel The Pearl, Steinbeck uses his writing to show the "black, white, and gray aspects of the human condition." Juana is a white, pure character. Kino is a gray character. The doctor is a black, evil character. In his writing, Steinbeck depicts each character without always writing it in black and white. Some traits ... More..
Arts & Humanities > Middle Ages Biography: Nicolaus Copernicus: 1 of 1
Nicolaus Copernicus Some may know this revolutionary astronomer as Mikolaj Kopernik or Nicolaus Koppernigk, but most know him by the name of Nicolaus Copernicus. He has passed on many years ago, but his memory lives on with his scandalous ideas! Though a religious man, his ideas contradict everything we know. Is it fact or f... More..
Arts & Humanities > American Literature An analysis of the doctor's character in The Pearl, by John Steinbeck: 1 of 1
Acts "[When he heard of Kino's new wealth]'He is a client of mine,' the doctor said. I am treating his child for a scorpion sting.'" (Steinbeck 22). "'Sometimes, my friend, the scorpion sting has a curious effect. There will be an apparent improvement, and then without warning-pouf!' He pursed his lips and made a little expl... More..
Entertainment > Music (Other) Cheap and legal ways to download music online: 14 of 21
Illegal music downloading is especially tempting for teenagers. I stay away from those sites such as limewire. I have found other ways to obtain music cheaply and legally. itunes.com only charges a fee of 99 cents per song. Itunes gives one song a week free called the single of the week. It is usually a very popular, good so... More..