Bearings

the same time oppose and combine to constrain him, the two women of his life: his mother and his mistress (scene 5). B See if students remember the meaning of the word "eponymous" seen in the "Before" and ask them to look for other eponymous pieces bearing the names of women. Note that there are many in the seventeenth century (Phèdre, Bérénice, Athalie ...), and very little in the twentieth, if not the reprints of these same characters from mythology or history (Électre de Giraudoux, Antigone d…

The definitions of pay riding and free riding are not directly stated, but merely implied in Borders and International Terrorism - pay riding is is being the first to take action to change something, whether alone or in a small group, and bearing the disadvantages of being the first to stand up for something as opposed to free riding which is used to describe those who incidentally benefit from the actions of the pay riders. Overtime, a unilateral solution can become a multilateral if the actor…

God to forgive sins. Some may wonder, why did Jesus have to die on the Cross? Or in general, why did he have to die? There are many reasons why Jesus had to die. One of these reasons was that real forgiveness is costly suffering. “Forgiveness means bearing the cost instead of making the wrongdoer do it, so you can reach out in love to seek your enemy’s renewal and change” (Kelly 199). Christians know and understand that Jesus Christ is God. Instead of God inflicting pain on someone else, he…

The great Crater Lake in Oregon was once a stratovolcano named Mount Mazama. Mount Mazama had a very catastrophic pyroclastic eruption that produce about 12 cubic miles of magma. The Mount Mazama volcano has been recorded as one of the largest volcano eruption that has taken place in the last 10,000 years. The Mount Mazama volcano was one of the major volcanoes at the Cascade Range. The range of Mount Mazama’s summit was roughly between 11,000 and 12,000 prior to its climatic eruption. The…

Rifting causes thinning and extension of the crust, allowing hot magma to rise from deeper crustal levels and precipitates on the ocean floor as metal-bearing hydrothermal deposits. These deposits are often syn-volcanic faults and fissures controlled. Paragenetic sequence A concept known as the “reconstructive vein” was created by Emmons (1936). The idea of the reconstructive vein is that the veins extends…

live in, masculine is described as athletic, encyclopedic, and bravery, whereas women is portrayed in the exact opposite way: instead of being praised by intelligence, women are valued primarily because they pleased to men or their capability of bearing children. No matter how hard women tried to prove themselves in front of men – by showing themselves strong and sinewy on their own definition – they would be ignored whatsoever: in the view of masculine, women are always the ones who are somehow…

The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne is a work of fiction which was set in seventeenth century in Boston. The story shows complex topics of the Puritan system in the colonial era and the idea of sin and justice. It is more than just the tale of sins, it is an intense love story between Hester Prynne and Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale. The main character of the story, Hester Prynne is punished for her sin of adultery. Throughout the story, the author, Mr. Hawthorne seems to sympathize with…

War, like everything else, is personal when it’s in your backyard. Your allegiance, bravery, and determination are usually available when connected to your patriotism, your love for your own country, but war fought for countries other than your own, more often than not, do not elicit the same strength of will and for a variety of reasons. Following the first World War, the majority of Americans became isolationists because they felt they had been fighting a war that was not their own, on land…

Hi-Yo, Silver! Away! or Not? The sounds of multiple cap guns echo from the back yard, coupled with loud children’s voices screaming back and forth towards one another. Suddenly there is silence; you can only hear one child’s voice as he yells at the top of his lungs, “Hi-Yo, Silver! Away! For a lot of parents, this is a typical afternoon play session for the neighborhood kids, as they’re acting out scenes from the famous western T.V. series, “The Lone Ranger”. But for other parents,…

The disease-bearing climate of the southern colonies turned out to be one of the best climates for growing major cash crops such as tobacco, indigo, and rice. The demand for cash crops led to the creation of many plantations. Initially, these plantations relied on indentured…