Pseudonym

Animal Farm, by George Orwell, was published 70 years ago, and written as an allegory the Bolshevik revolution, which took place about a century ago. One would expect for book with a theme dating back to 100 years earlier to die out, but it continues to be read in several countries, and is even required reading in most American schools. Instead of fizzling out to not much more than a memory, Animal Farm has instead become increasingly relevant in the past couple of years. Animal Farm still…

vulnerable or more susceptible to becoming vulnerable. Also, discussed will be a patient meet while out on a clinical placement. For the purpose of this essay all people involved in the scenario selected from a recent clinical placement will be given a pseudonym to maintain patient confidentiality and the details of the placement will be omitted (NMC, 2015). The patient will be referred to as Joan, details of Joan’s mental and physical conditions which led to Joan being regarded as vulnerable. …

War Prayer: A Psychological Analysis Samuel Langhorne Clemens, or more commonly known by his pseudonym Mark Twain, wrote the brilliant and powerful short story War Prayer as a result of his views on American Imperialism. War Prayer was originally penned in 1905, by which time Mark Twain had already traveled the world quite extensively and had seen the impact that the policies American and British Imperialism had other on countries around the world. War Prayer is Twain’s satirical attempt to…

The legendary pseudonym was signed at the end of a postcard written by an individual who claimed to be the one who committed the horrific crimes in East End. The postcard received by the Central News Agency forwarded it on to the Metropolitan Police (Metropolitan Police…

“Containment” is a geopolitical strategy that was predominantly used by the United States, and its allies, during the Cold War against the Soviet Union to impede the spread of communism. Following the end of World War II, President Harry S. Truman, and his advisers, lacked a consensus of foreign policy necessary to deal with the Soviet threat and establish American hegemony. To help clarify the Russian perspective, diplomat George F. Kennan sent an eight-thousand-word telegram to Washington, D.C…

joyfully. His father’s eyes widened,”(Jackson 261). This devious little boy seeks daily attention from his parents. He finds pleasure in doing deceptive things. Throughout the day, he continuously gets himself into myriads of problems. He uses the pseudonym “Charles” to tell his parents about the misdeeds he did without getting himself into trouble. He yearns attention from his parents which compels him to make the negative and lousy choices. Through this sly boy, we identify how character…

Ender’s Game Research Paper John Locke was a well known English philosopher from the 1700’s. He was widely regarded as the “Father of Classical Liberalism”. Locke’s philosophies are based on the need “to search after truth rather than simply accept the opinion of authorities or be subject to superstition. He wants us to proportion assent to propositions to the evidence for them.”(Uzgalis 2001). John Locke believed in the right to revolution. In Ender’s Game, when Peter and Valentine Wiggins…

In my efforts to map the lived experiences of my participants, I recognize two “resonant threads” that capture the nuances of those eight significant impartially minded school leaders. The two resonant threads the participants describe in through their lived stories are their encounters with adversity in school or without much stress. Five participants (Lisa Grant, Mia Stanfield, Bill O’Neal, John Richardson, and Lesley Kirkpatrick) experienced some kind of adversity during their K-12 and/or…

Stephen King Stephen King is an author of horror fiction that has made a significant impact on the horror genre with his novels. In his childhood, he was introduced to horror in various medias and developed his own fears. In his years of education, he became more and more interested in horror novels and his determination for success was inevitable. His work throughout his life gave horror a new standard. King is known for his career, his novels, and his influence on the world with his love for…

Helen Jenkins with whom he had three children. From 1898 to 1910, Masters published plays and Populists papers under the pseudonym Dexter Wallace. In 1914, he began writing poems about his experiences in Illinois. This was the beginning of Spoon River Anthology, which was one of his well-known works in American literature. The collection of poems was written under the pseudonym Webster Ford. The poems were said to be epitaphs from deceased members from Spoon River. It was set in a fictional…