… of the institutions of major political power was the Roman Catholic Church. Often the leaders of the church abused this power, exploiting the people in the name of religion in order to gain worldly benefits, while continuing to claim moral superiority…

… lore, fact and fear are the three key elements that has kept Bram Stoker's Dracula alive, they have congealed the novel into practical and secular legends of vampires that have not only dominated the fifteenth century, but the twentieth century still.…

… of families at a local toy store, it is possible to say that society’s standard for gender roles are even enacted in young children. The stereotypes are introduced to them by way of family members and the media. These influences teach children…

… a chance and stood up for herself. The kind of behavior that Medea displays was very rare for these times: she doesn’t accept the dramatic change in her life; she does something about it. On the other hand, Medea becomes so obsessed she loses herself…

… “An Essay on Man”, by Pope, and “Vanity of Human Wishes”, by Johnson, they compare our purpose on this world. They survey human nature, society and morals. They both compare life to a maze but have a different way to get through it. They both have god…

… visit Las Vegas each year; 5,000 new residents call this place home every month. Based on this, one can expect to sell different travel packages to visitors. There are various reasons why senior citizens would be good cliental for Las Vegas. Senior…

… might think these girls were strange, but you'd hardly call the cops on them. But it's 1692, and Salem isn't just an ordinary small town; it's a religious community of the strictest kind. The people and their laws are as harsh as the Massachusetts winter…

… kingship of a vast empire, Nirvana; Heaven, the Happy Hunting Grounds, paradise, perfection. What exactly is Utopia? According to Webster it is “1, an imaginary and indefinitely remote place” or “ 2, often capitalized : a place of ideal perfection…

… struggles of distinct genders, classes, races and ethnicities during the turn of the last century. Two such members of these different backgrounds are Tateh and Coalhouse. The first man is a Jewish immigrant who transforms himself from a poverty stricke…

… Burgess’s shocking A Clockwork Orange, we are presented with a protagonist named Alex, who elects a course of violent conduct against the simplest and most vulnerable members of society. His victims included an elderly women, a middle-aged man,…