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History is about Winners: How accurate is this statement in relation to the personality you have studied?…
For example, we are given no name for the protagonist, suggesting that his absence of a name separates him from general teenagers, representing a character holding unnecessary emotions within future possibilities of his self-discovery. Additionally, through the protagonist’s “That was your mistake, I think” where the first-person perspective in the use of the italicised sentence reveals personal thoughts of his unexpected discovery of the truth of himself. This further highlights the irony within his mind, continually lacking assurance as to the morals and values of his task in contrast to a mind of an assassin. Furthermore, the alliteration of the short sentence, “Regret. Recrimination” highlights the separation between the two words, revealing the mental state of his human psyche following his parents’ assassination, leading to a loss of identity. This indicates the protagonist’s progress towards new worlds, exemplifying how discoveries result from ideas to enrich an individual’s possibilities by their self-realisation. Hence, Zadoff clearly examines the element of individuality to enhance our self-discovery through morals and values as a result of the impacts of…
[(essay date February 1970) In the following essay, Sisario examines the source and significance of literary allusions in Fahrenheit 451 and considers their didactic potential for the beginning student of literature.]…
In the ultramodern interpretation of The Veldt, by Ray Bradbury, science fiction portrays a very genuine interpretation of the direction humanity is going in with relation to the complexities of technology. The short story begins in a futuristic setting in which a smart home takes care of the needs of a family until they become dependent upon it. Within this home, a very large dimensional nursery was built for the children which has a three dimensional capability to portray any mental combination they think of by reading thought waves through advanced mechanical technology. The mother and father notice that a repetitive scenery within the nursery of an African veldt land has a more sinister rationale imposed upon it by the children that evidently leads to their demise.…
For “premium” chocolate maker Scharffen Berger (SB), quality is king. Their distinct process creates a “taste experience” second to none, an unparalleled quality that must be maintained despite apparent capacity issues. To satisfy the rising market’s demand for its product, it must address three primary issues related to capacity: bottlenecks, expansion, and economies of scale. The current bottleneck in the Conche (output=1,344 kg. /day) will be remedied with the installation of the ball mill, however other bottlenecks will be created starting at the Melangeur. A cost-benefit analysis has determined a need for a second melangeur as well as added Roasting time from 8 hours/day to 12-13 hours/day to keep up with the demand. Other costs will include additional labor for operations as well as machine maintenance due to increased wear.…
then soon forgetting. Through the use of setting, theme, and irony in “Harrison Bergeron” Kurt…
4. Storage devices are hardware used to store data on or access data from storage media, such as CD discs, DVD…
"The work I here present to the public is an attempt to mark out a new domain of science"…
i. immediate access to vital medical data in emergency - providing emergency rescue units/hospitals with health records that could be vital to survival…
On their webpage you can read about what they do and how they work. They write about that they have a zero zero strategy, their certifications, how they work for the environment and better conditions for workers. But what makes us trust this company even more is that they are also showing their limitations and not just the good parts. On the webpage they write that they are not perfect and they describe the company as a project that is constantly evolving.…
One of the many themes is time vs psychology and the identity of these characters is related. A certain transmission of code and the care of parents on kids is also an intersecting theme on their identities throughout the text.…
One of the main ideas in The Reader is German war guilt - guilt felt by both the war-time generation and the post-war generation. The post-war generation, to which the author, Schlink, belongs, has struggled to come to terms with the war crimes committed by the previous generation. The novel begins with a sick Michael being comforted by the maternal Hanna. This is an obvious symbol for the idea that the post-war generation needs to confront the deeds of its predecessor before it can be free of a sense of collective guilt. The novel is clearly an allegory for the collective guilt of ordinary Germans.…
Throughout history, story-tellers have told multiple stories about a girl in distress. "Aschenputtel", written by the Brothers Grimm, is a fairytale that tells about a depressed girl who lives with her oblivious father and an evil stepfamily. Countless versions of this story has been retold all over the world; "Cinderella" is one of these stories. Disney's "Cinderella" and the Brothers Grimm's "Aschenputtel" are two tales that are similar because they both possess a missing slipper, an evil stepfamily, and a damsel in distress.…
The natural and reoccurring aspect of life, change, is one that has positive outcomes and cannot be reversed. The outcome of how change affects a person can be modified due to extrinsic factors of people or place. The inevitability of change can be daunting or reassuring for a person, depending on the way it is embraced. Humans change their perceptions of the world due to what they are subject to. Ones extrinsic factors and how they see the world is constantly shaping their intrinsic factors and his manipulating the ideologies of the forever developing human mind. As individuals, people continue to grow and mature due to how they lead their life. This Change can be seen in the Richard Lagravanese’s composed Freedom Writers, The students undergo a significant change in perspective that breaks down the cultural barriers between the students and opens their minds. This is due to the supreme catalyst figures of Erin Gruwell and also Miep Gies. Place is also a key factor in the sculpting of one’s perspective and the Holocaust Museum The students venture to is a momentous place that furthers their change in perspective. In the film The Composer supports this message through various film and language techniques.…