… for instants at the beginning of the movie when the preacher is talking about Joanna and the wale. It compares Joanna to Ishmael more than Joanna and Captain Ahab I think because if you think about it the wale spared Joanna life and Ishmael is…

… Falcon, Dashiell Hammett trails a semi- crooked Private Investigator on his quest for payment. The story begins with Brigid O’Shaugnessy, under the guise of being a “Miss Wonderly”, offerring the principle character, Detective Sam Spade, and his…

… is a complex collection of institutions, status, roles, values, and norms, and the best way to understand and learn about them is through the use of cultural artifacts. These can be anything from music to art to literature, or as in the example…

… novella, You went away, sounds like a trip down weepy-chick lane. However, a work which almost sounded too girly for me, turned out to be one of the most realistic portrayals of those attempting to deal with World War II in Canada. Reading the…

… is not for everyone. This may be true for those who are intellectually inapt for a college level curriculum. However, lack of money to afford tuition fees and educational materials should not be a reason to exclude a higher-level education…

… Elizabeth II's statement: "A female character may have a significant influence, positive or negative, on another character." Females can easily charm or use seductive words to persuade others around them. It can be either be to win something over, or…

… engage in some type of group, or group activity. We could encounter these groups in the work force, a social activity, or in the educational setting. However, it does not matter what type of group we may encounter, the entity of the group itself will…

… currency in 1 January 1999, with 11 of the initial 15 members of the EMU initially adopting the Euro as its currency, with this increasing to 12 when Greece agreed to join the other 11 members on 1 January 2001. Europe's single 11-nation basket currency…

… Psychology Cheryl Karalus There’s a child that lives, tucked away somewhere, in every adult. Our inner child is what often rules our feelings, emotions, response to feelings and emotions, and many of our behaviors. Most of us believe…

… has really only a single theme and that all works are elaboration’s on earlier themes produced by the writer. Now this can be made apparent if the works of the late William Shakesphere, or more presently John Griffin, Steven King, or locally Allison…