Hammers

HAMMER OR SCALPEL Hammer or Scalpel: How to Fight the Historical Evils of Hammer & Sickle, and Swastika In cogently, comprehensively comparing Orwell’s insightful novella to Niemoller’s equally incisive poem, the able academic analyst can realistically conclude the former was powered heavily like a hammer and the latter holistically, even stylistically, like a skillful surgeon’s scalpel. Further, the targets rest differentially as well, with Orwell attacking the burgeoning bedrock of communism and Niemoller eloquently extolling the virtues of standing stridently (and stoically) against fascism and the rise of the wicked Nazi Party. In many clouds of comprehension, the sole abiding commonality is their shimmering sincerity of future vision…

For example knights wouldn’t use war hammers the way you think, but they would rarely swing the hammer but would be using the opposite end of the hammer. It would be sharpened and covered in metal and this would be used like a spear. For example a knight that is fighting an enemy with a war hammer would most likely jab the end of the war hammer towards the face to make the enemy feel uneasy and eventually if all goes well, the enemy would lose his balance and would be compromised and the knight…

Jane- Jane is the main character in this book. She has been through so many different accidents that most people don’t go through. Her series of accidents started when she got bit by a spider in the hand. She never could explain why she would get into all sorts of accidents. Until the one accident that finally made her think. The one where she got shot in the head with a nail gun. The only thing no one knew was that she wasn’t the one who shot herself with it, it was her shadow. She later…

because traditional war hammers had two sides, one that was a sharp spike and another that was blunted. The blunted side that fills what most people think of when they think of a hammer was useful when you wanted to dent or cave in an opponent's armor and spikes side penetrated the armor without any problems. In an era where armor was common and swords were mostly ineffective at damaging the armor, war hammers were popular among a lot of warriors. Considering that the hammers are usually very…

Adventure, combat, talking swords, gods, giants, and other worlds all come together (to be continued). If one is looking for the previously stated in a book, then The Hammer of Thor by Rick Riordan is a fantastic reading choice, for it takes one into another world, a world of myths that are reality, problems humans are unaware of, but must be solved to save them. In this book, Thor’s hammer has been lost, and must be recovered by Magnus Chase and his friends. If the hammer is not recovered,…

Upon hearing the name MC Hammer, most people imagine a young man dancing around in loose pants with an abundance of energy and catchy lyrics in the background. But what many don’t know is what allowed him to become so well known, how the events before and after his career allowed him to make a name for himself, and the challenges he endured in order to achieve his success. This man worked hard to get the recognition he has all these years later. Hammer left an important mark on Hip Hop culture,…

“The Malleus Maleficarum” , commonly translated to “The Witches Hammer” in the english language, is a book written in 1486 by a man named Heinrich Kramer who was an Inquisitor of the Catholic Church. Jacob Sprenger was also said to have contributed as an author though today some scholars now believe that Jacob Sprenger was only brought into association with the book as a way for Heinrich Kramer to lend the book more official authority. In the year of 1487 the book was first published in…

‘The Witches Hammer’, also called Malleus Maleficarum, is a treatise written for the prosecution of witches.The disquisition was written by a German Catholic clergyman by the name of Heinrich Kramer in 1486 and published in 1487. The purpose of the book was to prove, to those with skepticism, that witchcraft did, in fact, exist, imply that women were involved in witchcraft more often than men because of the emotional weakness of the female gender, and persuade officials to use Kramer’s system of…

“The Hammer of God” by G.K Chesterton unleashes the confined attitudes of individuals who obtain a lack of discernment and clarity. At times of chaos and mystery the way the individuals think portrays how blind and ignorant people can be, based off of social status and assumptions compared to factual evidence. Very few people understand the true nature of human beings. Individuals in society tend to pass judgement on one another due to appearance and social hierarchy. However, “The Hammer of…

The Witch's Hammer In 1559, Pope Paul IV had The Witch's Hammer published as kinda a manual on how to hunt, capture, and torture Witches. They would use the common things from having weird birthmarks, to having a simple medical herb garden as signs as one being a witch. In this essay, I will explain the meaning of the Witch's Hammer, and what it means to me. I will also discuss how it is used in the Pagan and Wiccan community and if I would use it in my own practice. I will be discussing why it…