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1.) Liberalism became a distinct political theory during the Age of Enlightenment (1685-1815). By its main contributor John Locke who is known as the "father of classic Liberalism". Some of Locke's works and ideas the framers take into account when writing the Constitution. Another main contributor to the ideal of Liberalism would be Thomas Hobbes. Both Hobbes and Locke have both simpler and different ideas about the role of government. Like how much government should be in our lives and if we…

John Steinbeck wrote The Pearl in 1947. Steinbeck was inspired by a tale he heard in La Paz during his travels. In the book, it depicts a story of a man named Kino, his wife, Juana and their son, Coyotito. In their life, they experience obstacles such as oppression, racism and the harsh reality of their class system. In life, there are things such as age, race, gender, as well as the class system as depicted in the book that can affect how people can perceive you and you perceive yourself. For…

Do you think you have problems and inner demons with you,well look at what just a simple pearl could do to a man.The famous American John Steinbeck wrote the novella,The Pearl, where all of Kino’s native American life he couldn’t ask for more until he has found the pearl of the world on which changes him.He is faced with murder and soon chooses to either be destroyed or get rid of it from what he did.Throughout the story,the importance in Kino’s life change as he copes to resolve his internal…

John Rawls was an American political rationalist in the liberal convention. His hypothesis of equity as reasonableness imagines a general public of free residents holding measure up to essential rights participating inside a populist monetary framework. His record of political radicalism addresses the true blue utilization of political power in a popular government, intending to show how persevering solidarity might be accomplished in spite of the differing qualities of perspectives that free…

Confession Throughout the whole play The Crucible there has been a cry of witchcraft in the town. Being that none of the townspeople knew the truth, there were many trials going on for weeks. One of the most affected characters in the play is John Proctor, he knew the truth and thought the whole situation was foolish. Now he has been accused of witchcraft, now he has to make a difficult decision whether to tell the truth and die or live a lie. For a moment he caved in and signed a confession…

Kenley. 'What is she doing up there?' I decided to come out of my hiding space and find out whats going on. Before I could even get up I over heard some of moriarty's men saying something along the lines of, 'Mr. Moriarty ordered us to go and find John Watson. Something to do with ruining his daughters life, I don't know, Moriarty said to go after him so thats what we have to do.' Great now I have to try and avoid all sights and find Sherlock, get him out, and rescue Kenley. Should be a piece…

“God is dead to me now”, said John Proctor. He means that the Puritan faith does not have any affect on him now. Proctor could be described as an outcast in the Salem village. During the witch trials, he was accused of witchcraft and confessed. However, he still hanged as he ripped up his confession. I believe Proctor and I the share similar characteristics of being hardworking, intelligent, and aggressive. Proctor is the hardest working person in the village and I also pride myself in…

Nesma Elsamahy C. Potter ENG-112 18 April 2017 The swimmer "The Swimmer" is a short story composed by John Cheever, an American creator. The story has a mix of surrealism and authenticity and investigates rural America. The connection amongst bliss and riches is likewise investigated in the story. In the story, the creator has broadly utilized imagery and myth. "The Swimmer" is a tale about a man who swims every open and private pool he goes over on his eighth mile travel home. The story is most…

Bleachers was written by John Grisham. This novel was published in 2003. John Grisham was born on the eighth of February in 1955 in the town of Jonesboro, Arkansas. Grisham really wanted to be a professional baseball player but later in life he realized he didn't have the kind of talent to make it with that career so it decided to attend Mississippi State University where he would major in accounting and later on would graduate from law school to become a lawyer. He was not done after this…

John Donne’s poem “The Flea” follows a man as he desperately tries to convince a woman to lay with him outside of wedlock. The speaker’s main tool in his argument is this small flea that he holds in his hand that has sucked the blood from him as well as the woman. He uses the flea as a metaphor for their coupling, flipping between its significance and insignificance as it fits his needs. However, the woman, who never speaks a word, denies his request and kills the flea, revealing herself to be…