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    The cities of Cairo, Egypt and Yucatan, Mexico are home to some of the most remarkable structures of architecture within the ancient world. Such structures as the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt and the El Castillo in Mexico. These two structures are located miles apart from one another on two vastly different continents. However, both share similarities within their structural shape. But differ in their overall structural design and purpose within their civilizations. The structural shape…

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    Heavy tension on race can be observed in both the play and the movie. Othello is a black man who is the head of the army and is known for his bravery and powerful skill in war, Odin is the star and only black basketball player on his high school team and whole high school. Although the racial undertone is shown more in the movie than it is in the play, it does show that Othello/Odin is seen as different and as an outsider by the rest of the community. Iago/Hugo are jealous of his success and…

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    Macbeth was a great ambitious leader. In many ways he could be compared to Hitler, they both were willing to do anything to get themselves in a position of power. When one is formidable in gaining power by the force of evil or by the use of violence, there's no stopping this one from what he goes to try and do. It’s what William Shakspere tried to indicate that being formidable can never make a person smart and it can’t provide happiness to 1 person. Throughout the time of playwright, the…

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    Although many may regard music as simple minded and basic, many songs contain poetic devices in their lyrics, and have deeper meanings that are able to reach out to their listeners on an emotional level, much like poems. I will be observing the similarities and differences of music and poetry and how the language of music has the ability to convey differing emotions with their listeners, just as poems would. In order to come to a conclusion I have chosen to analyse one song and one poem which…

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    Poetry Comparison Essay

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    Poetry has the ability to be portrayed hundreds of different ways based on the reader, making it simple to find similarities and differences in the writing. Whether it is based on the style the author has or the metaphors they use. They may use similar tone or convey a specific message that differs through their work. Desert Places and Stopping by Woods are both written by the same man, Robert Frost, and though there is some correlation between these two pieces, there is also plenty of diversity…

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    During the period of Moses and Joshua the Israelites had struggled with other tribes by moving about throughout the region. With this move about the Israelites, became accustomed to others, similar pattern of life, they learned to be independent and to feel free to come and go through nations to nations, and feeling strong without obeying laws. The attraction were that these tribes were urban with many agricultural goods (White, 1993). The other tribes that the Israelites took liken to was…

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    Kantianism is the normative moral theory of ethics which was proposed by the 18th century German philosopher Immanuel Kant. Immanuel Kant lived at the height of the European enlightenment and he believed that reason is as important in moral philosophy as it is in epistemology. Kant’s ethics are deontological in nature, which means he follows the understanding that the moral worth of an action is derived from something intrinsic to the act itself. This contrasts to the consequentialist theory of…

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    DC and Marvel are the biggest names in the comic industry. With multiple comic lines and universes and an abundance of characters. The comics are limitless, however the movie universe is a different story. Whether you are an avid comic reader or not, and with numorous movies under each comic giant, you may have seen at least one or even multiple movies. Like with great empires, one clearly triumphs over the other. With that in mind, this so called 'war ' between the great powers in the comic…

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    Sonny's Blues Comparison

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    The differences of stories Does racism still exist today? Some people would say no, yet there is some certain people would say yes. This is because the people who say yes are considered themselves as minority group of people in the United States. Because of their skin color, they are treated differently, unfairly. In the story of “Sonny’s blue” by James Baldwin and the excerpt Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates, both authors have addressed the social crisis for African American.…

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    You Cannot Have What Your Wish For My paper is all about compare and contrast in two stories. My main theme is death. Death represent in Kafka “The Metamorphosis”, is hurt feeling from his family and other story death represent Herman Melvin “Bartleby the Scrivener”, is loneliness and alienation. Both character have really emotional ending. Death is not about only one person it’s all about physical attachment and how people treats to other. Both stories are really touching and emotional. In…

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