… ability to elude any exact meaning. What is culture? Anthropologists have strived to explain and define culture, but as always conflicting ideas arose. An anthropologist, Clifford Geertz, and philosopher, Matthew Arnold, tried to give meaning to…

… sometime around the twelfth century B.C., begins where the “Iliad,” ends and covers the ten years after the fall of Troy. In the story itself, Odysseus travels around the Aegean and surrounding seas and for the climax of the story, he returns home to…

… type of group. The popular kids only hang out with the popular kids and the jocks only hangout with the jocks. I just don’t get that. Many teenagers today try so hard to be popular. That seems to be the main goal a lot of high school students.…

… While on the dolphin she makes some friends and some enemies. A lot of the people on the ship think she is a witch. They think this because she jumped off the boat and she could. Predictions I think once they arrive the people on the dolphin will…

… main character that influenced everyone with his feelings towards religion. He had a caring personality, and believed in elderly, but he was also naive as well. At a young age Langston learned something about himself and religion. He was very caring…

… chorus in the play Oedipus. First I will explain the use of the chorus as bystanders throughout the play. Second, I will explain the role of offering a sort of running narrative for the audience. Third, I will describe how the chorus is used to keep…

… illustrates in the book. The tattered solider pain comes from all of the horrible things associated with war. Him going crazy brings emotional pain and the physical pain is brought on by the endurances of war. "There was a tattered man,…

… an Old Order Amish student the same? Do the mainstream culture and the people of the Trackton community hold the same expectations for their children when they complete school? From various readings we can answer this with a simple no, but we should…

… a materialist. I believe in concrete items that can be touched and seen. The chair I sit on is at the top of the list because it is solid and can be felt underneath me. Love is also something that I believe in. It can’t be touched, but it…

… In the two stories that Kate Chopin wrote, “The Story of an Hour” and “Desiree’s Baby”, she uses irony though much of both stories. And the way she uses irony in both of these stories are quite similar. They both end up with the same tragic…