English Literature Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

The Social Dilemma Review "The Social Dilemma" is a 2020 American Documentary film was written by Orlowski, Vickie Curtis, and Davis Coombe and directed by Jeff Orlowski. Also, the producer of award- winning" chasing coal" and "Chasing Ice." (Truscello, 260). The documentary has received praises ever since its premiere on September 9. The audience considers it one of the most concise, lucid, and terrifying analyses of social media ever created. Moreover, this...

Love Love is one of the fascinating emotions a human being experiences in the course of their lives. According to the English definition, love is an intense feeling of deep affection towards someone. It signifies a great pleasure or interest in something. Love is caring about another persons wellbeing and existence and sharing in their happiness other than your own, especially when you do not want to. Love is used in different contexts to signify different feelings and meanings. In one c...

Asian Stereotypes Stereotyping is not only wrong; it is also hurtful. It does not matter if the stereotype is true in some cases. Continually putting people down based on preconceived notions will not inspire any positive action. Stereotyping can cause intimidation and bullying from a very young age. For instance, preps and jocks pick on geeks and nerds; skaters pick on goths, and many other cases. Almost every race, culture, or community among others in the world has a stereotype. These...

Optimism It is hard to pinpoint precisely when and where the concept of positive thinking became the leading theme in the self-help industry. The idea is older than most civilizations in today’s society. Some scholars date it back many years ago to ancient Greece. Many people have been validating the concept long before Deepak Chopra and Oprah. Today, the same idea has been repeated repeatedly from yoga studios to bookstores and podiums of leadership and positive action conferences. Si...

Relationships between family members, especially between children and parents or other older guardians, play a crucial role in determining the child's future success. Family relationships between children, father, mother, and other siblings are the first that a person forms early in their lives. Positive relationships between these members are critical for the establishment of physical, mental, and emotional health. Studies have proven that family relationships affect an individual thro...

We all love success. We are ecstatic after every success and also love hearing and reading success stories. Today's society is hellbent on success and perfection so much that we often miss out on the benefits of failure. Most of the time, failure is associated with negativity so much. The opinion that it can be a good thing seems bizarre to most people. We dwell on accomplishment so much that we forget that there are hundreds if not thousands of failures behind every success story. Howe...

Solitude It is strange how we feel lonely, yet many friends may interact with us regularly, be it in the online virtual world or on a face-to-face basis. More often than not, we will often feel left out or alone and want to connect with our folks. However, we sometimes find ourselves wanting to be in our own company rather than being part of a herd. Life, as we live today, is one filled with the illusion of being in company with others, but, as Walden says, "a man thinking or working...

Solitude It is strange how we feel lonely, yet many friends may interact with us regularly, be it in the online virtual world or on a face-to-face basis. More often than not, we will often feel left out or alone and want to connect with our folks. However, we sometimes find ourselves wanting to be in our own company rather than being part of a herd. Life, as we live today, is one filled with the illusion of being in company with others, but, as Walden says, "a man thinking or working...

Trollope's Argument The novel "The Life and Adventures of Michael Armstrong The Factory Boy" was written by Frances Trollope between 1779 and 1863. It was published in parts in 1840. The novel's preface informs a reader of the real-life exploitation, hardships, and challenges that children faced in the factories and other workplaces during the industrial revolution. She writes intending to reveal the injustice that infants faced in the mills (Trollope, iii). She also sug...

Comparison of the Myth of the Latin Woman and Just Walk On Racial discrimination in the world has always been an issue that most people from ethnic communities have to deal with, especially in the developed nations. Many stereotypes have come up in society regarding people from minority communities. "The Myth of the Latin Woman" and Just Walk On are essays written by People from two different ethnic communities attempting to shed light on issues and challenges they face on a day-t...