… “The Open Window”. It all starts with a young girl, named Vera, and a guy named Mr. Nuttel, having a conversation about her aunt who is yet to come onto the scene. The little girl asks the guy if he wants to know why her aunt keeps the one unparticular…

… influenced the American Revolution in many ways. These philosophers of the 17th and 18TH century also structures American government. Montesquieu, a philosopher in the mid-1700’s believed that a limited monarchy would work; the people needed someone…

… Organization (WHO) have estimated that 36.1 million people were living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). AIDS, caused by HIV, is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) that attacks the immune…

… be” soliloquy, Hamlet talks about life and death, thinking about the “value of suicide”. In his misery, Hamlet is thinking suicide, wondering whether it would not be better to end his life than to face the problems ahead. The theme of his soliloquy is…

… of England, during the late 1800s. John Durbeyfields is on his way home after working as a haggler. He encounters a local parson who tells him some family history. The parson claims that The Durbeyfields are descended from the once famous d’Urbervilles,…

… in America: Eight years and counting. Subject(s): FACILITATED communication -- History; AUTISTIC children -- Education Source: Skeptic, 1998, Vol. 6 Issue 3, p64, 8p, 1bw IN THE LATE 1980S AN AMERICAN professor of education named Douglas…

… mysteries always have a motive to the killing; these motives can range from jealousy, revenge to wealth and power. Another key aspect in a Murder mystery is the need for a detective to try to solve the mystery. Another important ingredient to a…

… an artist and sculptor. This fact explains his meticulous attention to giving the reader the setting so realistically. Donald Barthelme “ paints” the setting in the reader’s mind. As Donald artistically puts together the story elements, his creative…

… Bird To Kill A Mocking Bird demonstrates why one should not discriminate against people based on prejudism. Prejudism in the 1930’s played a big roll in society and was mainly based on race, the beliefs of some people, and staus in the social…

… the story was set in a puritan society where the church and government were one. This made sin and the status of an individual's soul matters of public concern. If the life one lead was immoral they could be punished by the state. Anything that…