Honour

Greek Meaning Wreath, Crown, Honour, Reward, Royalty (but not King) Other names Nickname(s) Steve, Stevie Derived Στέφανος (Stephanos) Related names Steve, Steven, Stevie, Stefan, Stefano, Stephan, Stefani, Fen, Steph, Stephanie, Stevo, Stanley Look up Stephen in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Stephen or Steven /ˈstiːvən/ is a masculine first name, derived from the Greek name Στέφανος (Stéfanos), in turn from the Greek word "στέφανος", meaning "wreath, crown, honour,…

for strong reasons and as similar he also wants to be recognized but feels very surprised by the people decision irrespective of his background, identity. Albert feels nervous and do not know how to express his feelings after accepting such a great honour. Camus describes that for him art is his life but he did not placed it above anything else. In other words, Camus could not place party over people. He would not elevate art to a special status above the political. As he says in his Nobel…

On April 12, 1917, approximately 10,500 Canadians troops were killed in the cold bloody well-known battle of Vimy Ridge. Located in Northern, France in a small town of Arras on the western front; coldest and most dangerous battle Canadians and their allies have ever participated in. French devised many plans to go forward, but every plan that was devised was a failure. Germans were holding down frontlines of Vimy. British were developing an idea to keep the German attention from their main…

acknowledges that he acted in contravention to the will of Zeus. While chaining Prometheus’ to the mountain, Hephaestus remarks “Such is the reward you reap for your man-loving disposition. / For you, a God, feared not the anger of the Gods, but gave honours to / mortals beyond what was just” (28-30). Hephaestus is the first of Prometheus’ visitors to explain that he is being punished for hubris, for acting against the will of Zeus. Later, Oceanus visits Prometheus and while he too is sorry to…

first glance, Mulan seems to be a feminist film encouraging the individual empowerment of young women as she demonstrates her courage, resourcefulness, and ingenuity. Through the film, the audience follows the life of Mulan and her mission to bring honour to the family. Regardless of her destiny defined by the social structures (relatively stable patterns of social relations) in a patriarchal society, where women shall…

Macbeth. He uses character development to portray the idea that uncontrolled ambition cannot expand forever, and therefore will lead to the ultimate implosion of its source. Accordingly, the protagonist Macbeth starts off with a motivation ruled by his honour and integrity, but then he allows his “deep and dark desires” to “unconstrain” him. As he permits his greed for power to control him, his traits that once made him a man slowly decay, leading to his subsequent physical death. Initially,…

street in the city of westminister area of central london, with additional campuses in fitzrovia, marylebone and harrow. It operates the westminister international university in Tashkent in Uzbekistan. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: (Marketing Management BA honours)course 1 : I found out that they accept Access to HE diploma students with pass of 45 credits at level 3 with a minimum of 33 level 3 credits at merit or Distinction Plus maths and English GCSEs grade C or above.…

a school in Kenya. Moreover, I would regularly volunteer at Winnipeg Harvest as well as Siloam Mission, where I had the ability to take on many responsibilities and interact with hundreds of people. At my prior high school I was awarded honours as well as honours with distinction and began my journey in the International…

Mark Antony’s situated precariously giving funeral speech in Act III, where he’s unable to publicly announce his bitter contempt (revealed to the play’s audience in the previous scene). Mark Antony adopts a subtle approach using subterfuge expertly tailored to the plebeians. The critical characteristic of the audience, around which Antony formulates his speech, is the fact they view Brutus with great respect and feel indebted to him for freeing them of an allegedly tyrannical king. Antony…

An individual’s character is not solely reflected by his or her own thoughts and actions, but also through the temperament of others who surround them. In the Shakespearean play Hamlet; William Shakespeare uses secondary characters, such as Fortinbras, Laertes and Claudius, to enhance certain traits of the protagonist, Hamlet, to demonstrate that all quests for revenge are “foul and [are the] most unnatural [form of] murder” (Shakespeare, 1.5.25). Fortinbras is a motivated, unequivocal Norwegian…