Comparisons

When first examining the poems Spinster and Siren Song, the two poems seem quite different. In Spinster the poem is discussing a woman who has decided that she should shut out all of the men in her life, because she feels no need for them. Siren Song focuses on a creature that is doing almost the opposite; she lives her life with the main purpose of finding men to lure into her grasp. Although the poems Spinster and Siren Song may appear quite different from one another when they are first…

There are multiple similarities shared between both the poem, A Work of Artifice, by Marge Piercy, and the novel, The Handmaid’s Tale, by Margaret Atwood. The main similarity is in the overall theme present in both pieces, more specifically the theme of power and dominance. This is not to belittle the significance of other similarities between the two, such as their parallel views on feminism, along with sexuality and control. The novel and poem resemble each other in numerous ways; they both…

Both texts employ characterisation to develop their main protagonists as leaders and role models worthy of adulation. Yet, Eastwood and Tyldum differ in their interpretation of what makes a national hero. Eastwood initially represents Sully as a symbol of the average male, through a range of establishing camera angles, which perpetuates him as a calm-mannered, methodical pilot. Likewise, Tyldum's use of shadows and lighting accentuates a half-lit face of Turing in a police interrogation room,…

Introduction Science from Mary Shelley's age and today are seen in two different lights because of the knowledge known about it at the time. During Shelley’s time period science was still foreign to the average individual, so it could almost be seen as mythical and scary. While in today's modern times, science is accepted and celebrated. In Frankenstein science is shown more as an individual pursuit and what scientist did was in secret and they were secluded from their peers. In the Martian it…

Aurus and his brother, Argent, lived quite lavishly in an unspecified location in California. They live far away from the general population because they had no need to live closer. They were immortal gods who had too much to do on their own to worry about mortals. Aurus was a tall, slender looking man who always donned stark white lab coat with the occasional chemical stain. With his lab coat, he wore a pair of goggles up on top of his head in case of an explosion. Argent always had a casual…

My favorite extracurricular called Odyssey of the mind has direct similarities with my life. The first part is the skit. The skit sets up the solution and what is to come. As for the script of my life, growing up I moved around a lot for my dad because he was trying to start his own business. From Colorado to Pennsylvania, every time I’ve moved it has been for him. To set up the scene, we were in a new state and with that, a new school and a public one too. No doubt about it fourth grade me was…

This write-up describes the Athens and Sparta obtained the right to participate in public life and made decisions affecting the community. It throws light on the person that held public office and the rules that governed the selection of public office holders. Athens and Sparta are both ancient super in Greece . This essay will elaborate the similarities and differences in their governmental structures. It also states the statues of slaves and non citizens. The nature, process and structure of…

Love and death are very meaningful to humans. Love and death are eternal, above and beyond physical entities, and extremely powerful. The poems “Death be not proud,” by John Donne, and “somewhere i have never travelled,gladly beyond,” by E.E. Cummings are poems about love. “To My Dear and Loving Husband,” by Anne Bradstreet, and “Because I could not stop for Death,” by Emily Dickinson are poems that explain death. Donne, Cummings, Bradstreet, and Dickinson have poems that relate death and love.…

By dictionary, the definition of telemedicine is the remote diagnosis and treatment of patients by means of telecommunications technology. This basically means the patient is being diagnosed and treated over the telephone instead of being in a clinic. The definition of telehealth is is a collection of means or methods for enhancing health care, public health, and health education delivery and support using telecommunications technologies. This means that telehealth is promoting the ideas and…

Troy Maxson and Matt Fowler’s character are much more alike than one would think. These two gentlemen are the male protagonists in two separate stories written by different authors and written years apart. Yet, the fathers in these separate stories are equal in their love for their families, even if their way of showing it is as different as day and night. We will explore the story Fences written by August Wilson in 1985 and discuss the story Killings written by Andres Dubus in 1979. While going…