… on the reverse of the radiate of Aurelian illustrated at right proclaims that hi si "Restorer of the World." How believable is his claim? Did he really restore the world th the Roman Empire and people? Follow the link to read the article and…

… around the ideal and mighty hero and his quest, always extending beyond the ordinary confinements of society. Alexander Pope used the very structure of the formal and majestic epic in his The Rape of the Lock, to underscore the ridiculousness of…

… between men and women, socially, politically and economically’ (dictionary.com). For the majority of history in North America, the female gender has been treated unequally to males; although their ‘fight’ towards equality has become quite beneficial…

… quality of the soul determines its future body: earthly or airy, heavy or light. Its thoughts and its actions can lead it to freedom, or lead it to bondage” (Novak 19). The Hindu religion heavily believes in reincarnation, and the fact that it is…

… Levenson (Secret History in ‘The Secret Sharer’) both take a look at Joseph Conrad’s short story, “The Secret Sharer”, from two different critical perspectives. Phelan discusses “The Secret Sharer” from the reader-response perspective, and Levenson…

… and usurpations on the part of man toward woman. In some societies, women had endless tasks, including raising the children, planting and harvesting the grain, and pounding it into flour. Some societies believe that any action to make women's…

… life become unmanageable? Are you currently addicted to any substance? Do you ever feel desperate? When you are consuming alcohol, do you experience black outs? Do you believe there is a better way to live? If you have answered yes to any of…

… that Shakespeare had received from his relationship with the young man. The relationship had encountered an obstacle that is evaluated in sonnet 33 and a few following sonnets. Shakespeare is torn between abounding love and the most painful of sorrows.…

… as presented in Heart of Darkness and The Awakening? The role that society plays in Heart of Darkness and The Awakening are strikingly different. In the former novel, a concise idea is presented stipulating what it means to be a realized…

… heard. They were emotional rather than logical, and weak. This presented the perfect victim for a Victorian gentleman to rescue. As “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” and “The Hound of the Baskervilles” were written in this era, and were written…