… role of good and evil in a novel is very important. Fiction or non-fiction, novels which use good and evil as the major or underlying theme are powerful. Three novels, Maus II by Art Spiegelman, No-No Boy by John Okada, and Harry Potter and the Sorcere…

… taken from Scottish history and presented to the Scottish king James I. Shakespeare took this gory tale of murderous ambition, however, and transformed it into an imaginative tale of good and evil. Shakespeare brought about this transformation…

… is a work that has many distinct interpretations of themes. One common interpretation of the theme is that of religion. In “The Nature of Christianity” by Edward B. Irving Jr., the author carefully examines the role of God in both human…

… Motors in the period after 1920 In the 1920ies the automobile industry grew rapidly and became soon the biggest industry in the US. The more traditional transportation industries as ships, locomotives and railroads grew much less at the same time.…

… from all other playwrights it is his uncanny ability to breathe life into his characters. Most playwrights write plots before they write characters. The characters are then selected based on whether or not they suit the framework of the plot. They…

… Plato is a very well written story. It has many well-structured arguments and thoughts throughout the story. My main focus is on the role of education and understanding and how it is a struggle at first, but after awhile it gets easier. How the…

… and other post modern cultural icons in Mason’s Shiloh. Shiloh story by Mason often refers to post modern icons like TV, movies, songs and others. It is not an unusual thing because in most stories they are present but in general, beside the…

… that violence on television increases aggression in children and adolescents. Does it? Who is to say whether television has a positively direct effect or a positive correlation? However, the majority of the people who have researched this topic have…

… is the cover. Consequently, it is the most important part of the magazine, and serves a number of purposes. It must attract, because if it is dull, then nobody will pick it up off the shelf. It does this with bright, vibrant colours, and a unique…

… satire Animal Farm. There is a great deal more to this fairy tale than just what can be gleaned from a surface reading. The interactions between the characters reflect the attitudes of the people of Orwell’s time. Each character in the book represents…