… and ideas to each other throughout Brave New World. While there are a multitude of passages juxtaposed in this novel, there are only three distinct types. The first, and most important, being the use of similarity between passages to cumulatively…

… cask of wine that has fallen from its cart. Like the majority of the book, Dickens establishes a distant, emotionless tone in this passage. One might question whether this is simply Dickens’ style or if he purposely wrote the passage and book to this…

… in my life. She tried to use my love of sports to keep me away from drugs. She told me drugs would keep me from performing at my best when I played football. But I had been reading the sports page since I was a little kid. I knew some of the best…

… a promise. He promises to find the previous king Lauis’s killer. He is doing this to show that he will not suffer the same fate. “I will not serve as a distant friend’s asvantage, but act in my own interest. Whoever he was that killed the king may readil…

… Whether we realize it or not, these misguided labels shape the way we perceive the vast cultures of our modern social order. All cultures have their individual characteristics, but it is the detrimental perceptions that precincts mental aptitude. It…

… was like being a minority. I didn’t feel any different from any one else, but there was always that one person who made it a priority to make me feel like an outcast. My parents came from two different backgrounds, my mom being Caucasian, and my…

… student leads an idle and unreal life. To say that their life is unreal does not mean that they are dead, but when the hardest decision of the day is wether or not to eat at Wendy's, one must question how in touch with the real world these students actua…

… and didn’t know what they had to go back to. They realized that the older men had their families and jobs. Since they entered the war during the turning point from childhood to adulthood their experiences are limited to the war. They are unfamiliar…

… skills in preschool that benefit them immediately and also enhance their chances for future achievement. For poor children, preschool helps to offset the social, emotional, physical, and cognitive burdens that can result from their living situation.…

… to conquer Russia was by the Mongolian army under the leadership of the great Genghis Khan in the 1200’s. Many other historical figures have tried to repeat his accomplishments, which somehow eventually led to their downfall. Adolf Hitler was the most…