Inner Six

shattered by World War I and by the collapse of the British Empire constitutes the hopelessness of existence. Similarly within Preludes, the structure of Preludes consisting of a twenty four hour day allows Eliot to captures the cyclic monotony through ‘six o’clock’ in the first stanza and the last. The time trope within the poem indicates the structured routine of the modern metropolis. Rootlessness of modern life is presented through the squalor city scenes where Eliot vividly throw light upon…

Flashback of the Great Depression The events during the Great Depression were very unbelieveable. Some of these events are related to the novel 1984. The characters reflect some of the major events in this tragic event in history and come to show its resemblance to the aspects of life in both. The Great Depression in America from around 1929 to 1939 was the longest lasting and extensive economic turning point in the history of the industrialized world (“The Great Depression”). The Depression…

Global Warming happens when the Earths surface temperature increases due to the greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide have on the ozone layer. These emissions come from the burning of fossil fuels, such as gasoline from cars, or deforestation. This process traps unwanted heat that would otherwise leave the earth, causing a rise in temperature. Global Warming can affect the temperature and weather of the earth and cause many devastating consequences all around the world. The most common greenhouse…

overtime to prepare; thus, leaving the citizens too tired to even think of rebellion. Correspondingly, each and every citizen and member of the Party is to call each other ‘comrade’ and to dress exactly the same each day. Those that are not a part of the Inner Party are set to the dupe standards of living, as “in any time that he [Winston Smith] could accurately remember, there had never been quite enough to eat, one had never had socks and underclothes that were not full of holes, furniture had…

China is composed with many different terrains such as tropical, desert, mountains, plains, and hills. The highest point being Mt. Everest between Tibet and Nepal. The country has two regions which are called Inner China and Outer China. Same is size a majority of the population lives in Inner China and divided by the Great Wall of China. The People’s Republic of China has a variety of species like the panda, golden monkey, tigers, alligators, and the red-crowned crane. Bicycles are the…

Piggy is only one symbol of civilization’s presence on the island, and Piggy is quite literally crushed by the forward march of savagery on the island. Correspondingly, the remnants and memories of civilized life are slowly displaced by the reality of life on the island. For example, “Fire, generally is regarded as the elementary step to development and progress. In chapter 1 the boys maintained the fire reflecting their desire to be rescued and return to society” (Anjum). In essence, early on,…

The person centred therapy (PCT) model of counselling originates from Carl Rogers, who came up with six core conditions that are to be met in order for there to be a psycho therapeutic change within a client (Rogers,…

Collaborating closely with Tower Hamlets Education Business Partnership, an independent charity, Canary Wharf Group took on 99 work experience participants in 2014. During July and August, the Group took on four placement students for six weeks and – as part of its internship programme – also hosted undergraduates from local universities. Three Bangladeshi interns joined its East London Business Place (ELBP) team as business engagement officers, in order to recruit local black, Asian…

The six stone circles vary in structure and are concentrated in compact area. A distinguishable grouping of stone circles is a double ring of squat boulders called, “Fingal’s Cauldron Seat”. The outermost circle of 14 stones jaggedly forms around an almost perfect inner circle of 8. These stone circles are one of the smallest rings on Marchrie Moore, however they feature the most vivid…

Hassan was just a Hazara, he realizes that Hassan was inferior to him and that he was just someone who served him——“Maybe Hassan is the price I need to pay, the lamb I need to slay, to win Baba.” (Chapter 7) suggests the authentic emotion in Amir’s inner that he thinks Hassan is worth sacrificing. In contrast with Amir’s emotional characteristics, Hassan seems prefer to hiding his true feelings. In fact, there are many foreshadowing in the first several chapters that implying Hassan’s subtle but…