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- 3441: The Crucible: Background Notes
- ... Salesman (1949) The Crucible (1953) A View from the Bridge (1955) A Memory of Two Mondays (1955) After the Fall (1963) Incident at Vichy (1964) The Price (1968) The Creation of the World and Other Business (1972) Arthur Miller's first and only screenplay that he produced was released in 1960, and was called "The Misfits", starring Marilyn Monroe. He also wrote a short story called "I Don't Need You ...
- 3442: Report on "The Liar"
- ... saw Mother embrace me he came up and presented her with a card and told her to get in touch with him if things got any worse. My Mother told him to mind his own business.” It is obvious in the story that James will probably never stop the lying. He knows that it draws attention towards him and I think that he does not care who he is hurting in ...
- 3443: The Interesting Narrative of Olaudah Equiano
- ... culture; this is why slavery differed all over the New World. The Narrative of Olaudah Equiano helps to portray the slavery that he saw. It gives us a picture of how life was and the “business” of slave labor, holding no observations back and refraining from opinions. The Narrative lets the reader decipher on his/her own just how harsh conditions were for the slaves in different areas and regions.
- 3444: The Function of Profanity in Modern English
- ... very few people (including the writers themselves) -- and letting the writers use whatever vocabulary they see fit -- which would cause at least a small uproar -- the media would rather 'play it safe' than risk losing business to those who disapprove. Unfortunately, the cost for the consumer is that we lose that little bit of information that would have necessitated the use of profanity. Times are changing, however, and we are regaining ...
- 3445: Alice Munro's "Boys and Girls"
- ... be the rough and tumble one. "Girls don't slam doors like that." "Girls keep their knees together when they sit down." And worse still, when I asked some questions, "That's none of girls' business." I continued to slam the doors and sit as awkwardly as possible, thinking that by such measures I kept myself free. (p. 532) The narrator, however, did not keep her self free. Eventually, she began ...
- 3446: The Perfect World
- ... popularity; everyone would write homepages and visiting other people's pages would be a leisure activity. Personal mail would all be sent electronically. The need for a postal service for personal mail and quite possibly business mail as well, would be eliminated. Many interactive programs would be available; people's interaction would be limited only by their imaginations. The changes in technology, due to more interest in computers would make life ...
- 3447: Howard Hughes-A Flying Life
- ... wanted Hughes to leave became he occupied the most luxurious rooms. He then instructed his manager to buy the hotel. He paid twice what is was worth the next day and went into the gambling business. Howard later purchased the Sands, the Frontier, the Castaway and the tiny Silver Slipper. He bought the Silver Slipper because its well-lit rotating marquee was an annoyance to him when it shined through his ...
- 3448: Should Surrogate Motherhood be Permitted?
- ... and implanted in her body. Partial Surrogacy occurs when the birth mother contributes the ovum and the sperm is introduced by artificial insemination. She is a biological parent of the child. Commercial Surrogacy means a business-like transaction where a fee is charged for the incubation period. Lastly, there is a Non-Commercial Surrogacy in which there is no formal contract or any payment to the birth mother. It is usually ...
- 3449: Comparison of the Views of Bonaventure, Beauvoir, and Marx in Their Works
- ... The Communist Manifest," they discuss the differences of the rich and the poor. In Russian society there were two classes, the bourgeois and the proletarians. The bourgeois is consisted of modern capitalist, who own all business and created wage labor amoung the proletarians. The proletarians consisted of the modern wage laborers who worked for the bourgeois in order to feed their families. Mark and Engles state "the bourgeois cannot exist without ...
- 3450: Henry David Thoreau's Walden
- ... the nature of his own true being. Using Walden as a vessel for his awakened wisdom, Thoreau would like everyone to experience Kensho and identify with their own true nature, "Let every mind his own business, and endeavour to be what he was made" (821). In Thoreau's mind, life was not constricted by rules. He boldly states in Walden, "Here is life, an experiment" (732). It almost seems as if ...
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