Ian Fleming

word justice can mean many things for many people. It is up to the people to deem it a minor or serious issue.How justice and injustice are displayed affects how a person will understand it. This all depends on the type of person, criminal or hero. In Ian McEwan's Atonement, Briony's understanding of justice changes over the course of the novel and she does not stop trying to achieve it. First, Briony's first encounter with injustice shows her partial understanding of it. Briony finds Lola one…

their creations. The dinosaurs run amuck, and as the book shows, with the death of John Hammond, it is wrong to play god; it only leads to chaos. Often mentioned in the book, and a few times in the movie, is the theory of chaos told respectively by Dr. Ian Malcolm. He explains reverentially that any outcome will differ, and that when it seems like things are okay, they lead to more chaos. Crichton has created a world where science hasn’t been monitored and both versions of Jurassic Park show the…

In Ian Kershaw’s The ‘Hitler Myth’ Kershaw goes to argue the facts behind the myths about Adolf Hitler and his position in Nazi Germany. Kershaw does not try to focus on the man himself but more along the lines of “It is not, in fact, primarily concerned with Hitler himself, but with the propaganda image-building process, and above all with the reception of this image by the German people-how they viewed Hitler before and during theThird Reich;…” The book itself is split into three parts. The…

The Three Villains and Their Character in King Lear King Lear is a play written by William Shakespeare in the Renaissance era. Set in ancient Britain, King Lear is about King Lear retiring from his post, and deciding to separate his kingdom into three parts, one for each daughter. In order to swell his ego, Lear puts his daughters through a test of telling him how much they love him. Lear’s youngest daughter, Cordelia, does not go through the scheme and is disowned. Cordelia leaves to France,…

Pfizer and Hospira being a subsidy. With Hospira being the world’s leading producer of injectable drugs and infusion technology and a world leader in biosimilars, Pfizer’s acquirement of Hospira will of be of great gain to them (www.prnewswire.com). Ian Read, Chairman and CEO of Pfizer says, “Coupled with Pfizer’s global reach, Hospira is expected to drive greater sustainability for our Global Established Pharmaceutical business over the long term." Read appears to have great hopes for the…

The title of my British novel is "On Chesil Beach." Ian McEwan is the author of this novel. Nan A. Talese is the publisher of this novel. The copyright date of this novel is 2007. This novel has 203 pages. Edward is 22 and graduated from college with a history major. He got his history degree from University College, London. Edward plays the role of Florence's future husband. Edward has dark brown eyes, oval face, high forehead, and he is strong. He is very particular, honest, kind, sensitive,…

The fracturing of the kingdom into three and it’s poor state help Goneril and Regan to further paint a façade that Lear is easily misled by. Therefore, the craftiness and desire for power from both Goneril and Regan are clearly shown when they both shower King Lear with praises. Goneril goes first and says, “Sir, I love you more than word can wield the matter” (1.1.55). It is interesting when Goneril addresses her father as sir, as it shows a divide between Lear and his daughters; similarly,…

In Jurassic Park, the theme of chance is present in the form of the protagonist, Ian Malcolm and in I am legend the theme of chance is present in Robert Neville’s character and the chances for survival are against him in the dystopian city. In Jurassic Park, Ian Malcolm uses the infamous quote ‘Life finds a way’, to prove that no matter how advanced science is, or how knowledgeable a single person may be about the way that…

Those who are interested in history, and especially those who study it closely, find themselves familiar with a number of historical “villains”; these villains have left their mark on the world and ruefully earned a place in history as such. Among these many figures, few are mentioned with antisemitism being their ultimate malevolency. Even fewer are endurably mentioned when just “evil” is mentioned, or even “antisemitism”. I would argue that perhaps only one figure holds the title of being the…

“Some people will only ‘love you’ as long as they can use you. Their ‘loyalty’ ends where the benefits stop.” Written between the years 1604 and 1606, Shakespeare’s tragedy, King Lear, centers on an aging king who decides to divvy up his kingdom between his three daughters (Gonerill, Regan, and Cordelia) in order to avoid any conflict after his death. This tragedy provides no cushions of happiness for the viewer, and the society is ultimately responsible for the course of this play. King Lear…