A Room of One's Own

understanding. These concepts are explored and brought to the surface through the creative process. The creative process discussed in this paper will include music therapy and drama therapy. As seen in the film (Eaton, 2012) the sound of music stiches a room of strangers together. The ability to get lots in the tunes allowed sick children to experience happiness while in the hospital. The music created helped to stimulate their mind and take their worries off of the current circumstance. In…

cancer. Anne Beardsley, the woman's niece is shown giving interviews about her aunt, the life she lived, and her last dying wishes. Finally, we meet Mr. Robert Kelly who, at age 85, meets with one of the Lynch funeral directors to discuss plans for his own funeral. From the conversation, it is quite clear that Mr. Kelly has exactly planned his last journey precisely specifying his wishes regarding the…

Why must people be born into situations where they are forced to deal with the cruelest and most awful things? The boundary of race, poverty, and gender affect one’s life and attitude by forcing them to deal with awful things. And it's not because of the attribute itself, but the people around them. How others treat them and act leave a heavy impact on those people who deal with the boundary of race, poverty, and gender. But it's up to them if they overcome it. Things like seeing how happy they…

Where it seems that Nietzsche understands the overhuman to be the most truthful interpretation of everything, he seems to leaves room for different and less truthful ones. If this is a sound line of reasoning, then we could read the figure of the last human as the least truthful interpretation of the earth. Between the last human and the overhuman we find a full spectrum of interpretations…

Is it necessary for there to be bad experiences in one’s life? Most of humanity would probably say that the less bad, the better, but tragedies and obstacles are necessary in order for one to appreciate the good moments in life. In William Shakespeare’s comedic play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare utilizes the different settings to demonstrate the many aspects of emotions that are needed in order for love to thrive. In this play, the city of Athens represents structure and realism…

have prepared for the imposing amount of water on my already heavily-saturated carpets. You would think that a mini ocean within one's bedroom would lead to a rotten seed. On the contrary, delaying the much-needed waterproofing of our house gave root to and was the direct catalyst for the independent adult I am today. The flood damaged most of my possessions, left my room dangerous and smelling of mold, and devastated what I called home, but it couldn’t have been a better example of a blessing…

(5 min) Surely, one could agree that knowingly selling a dog to a man who intends to beat and torture the animal to death is just as morally impermissible as taking the dog’s life with one’s own hands, regardless of the seller’s intent for spending the money. However, if one were to buy chicken nuggets to feed one’s family, and the company inhumanely kills chickens to produce their chicken, I would argue that the situation is significantly more permissible than the latter. In the format of her…

individually sentimental rhythm of love as a dance, the lack of intersubjectivity leaves the emotionally deaf outsider unable to create a shared context, and thus, presumes love to be crazy. In this way love songs are personal and can only be understood by one’s own definition of the physical, perceptual, and behavioral symptoms of what love should…

questions about American cultures and values. It is important to have a grasp on the values and beliefs of your own culture as well as others and take an ethnographic approach (Amazon.com, 2015). After reading this book I learned that there were a few recurring themes in the essays. These themes were the American social relationships, individuality, and how Americans pride themselves on their own personal gain.…

However, it is clearly stated by the narrator that before being acquainted with the room, “...One’s own husband, assures friends and relatives that there is… temporary nervous depression- a slight hysterical tendency…” (Gilman 656). This contradicts the belief that the worsening of the mind happened after being relocated into the hideously covered…