Taylor Guitars

The quoted excerpt exhibits an access to Brahmanical knowledge and the endeavour of the late eighteenth century Orientalists to represent and translate for the West the Hindu myths and legends which would have an impact on Coleridge. Coleridge had begun making references to India and its mythologies comparatively late in his career as a poet. His approach to India had been that of a traditional Platonist, an attitude which experienced a renaissance through the work of these Orientalists in the…

Theory centers on the best way to perform and manage tasks, which lead to the development of two branches known as” classical scientific” and “classical administrative”. The classical scientific school is accredited to the works of Frederick Winslow Taylor (1856-1915), who has been referred to as the Father of Modern Management and recognized as one of the first management theorists. However, whilst the focus of scientific management was on increasing of production and the productivity of…

Scientific Management The idea of Scientific Management was introduced by Frederick Taylor. Taylor’s proposal was that employees get paid by how well they work. This meant that the sooner you completed your daily tasks the better paid you get. He also stated that there should be respect between all levels of management and their employees. Bureaucracy Following on from Taylor’s introduction of a scientific management style, Max Weber introduced Bureaucracy in the 1930’s. Weber stated that…

Compare and Contrast of Romanticism and Realism Romanticism replaced neoclassicism in the 1800-1900 century in France. Romantic artist abandoned traditional warmness and as an alternative reflected on the artist innermost feelings. The romantic artist images are composed of dark, romantic, mystery and thoughtfulness. They appreciated creativeness and exclusiveness above cleverness and talent instead of outdated methods, which concentrated closely on imitating the conventional ways. Furthermore,…

Zukofsky’s great love for music as an art form to experiment with shows up as interweaving themes in his work. Consider this passage from the first chapter of his great poem “A”: “Music leaving no traces, Not dying, and leaving no traces.” (“A” 6) Zukofsky aims to explain the process of a scientific recording, through the processes of objective statements made in his work. On the other side of the coin lies creation, the ability to produce something tangible from the mere idea of it. On the…

As noted by Wordsworth's biographical introduction, his works touched on "…the relationship between the poet and the natural world…" (p. 348). William Wordsworth did not just write poems that celebrate the beauty or his enjoyment of nature and the outside world. On the other hand, his works delve into a much deeper understanding of how much nature was intertwined with his life. Although Wordsworth does appreciate the magnificence of nature, he uses its qualities to write poems that touch on…

The works of William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge are so often paired together, due to the similar themes which they both convey, they are often known as the lake poets. These poets love to reflect their works off of their own personal reflections. Themes such as imagination, serenity, beauty and memory all are included to give these poems a realistic attitude which makes it easier for the reader to connect and understand the circumstances. The role of memory plays an important and…

Faulkner has similarity with Wordsworth too because of his love for nature. Wordsworth believed in the power of nature to bring people out of their miseries especially those defeated in life. Faulkner does have comparison with Wordsworth especially in ‘primitivism” and “Stoicism” but Faulkner does not have the serious philosophical tone displayed by Wordsworth. He presents his love for nature in a more simple, realistic and comic manner. Both of them admired rural life and hated urbanism and…

Topic :Significance of nature as a motif to depict the emotions of characters in Zorba The Greek . Nature in the novel zorba the greek is a recurring theme , symbol and idea, which serves a variety of purposes in bringing out noticable effects . This enhances our understanding of the novel to a greater extent . Since Zorba the Greek is a novel which uses emotion as a basis for forming and developing characters through the use of symbols and imagery , I would like to explore how exactly nature as…

Surrendering to Nature: Regrowing from Humanity’s Fall from the Natural World “If you trust in Nature, in what is simple in Nature, in the small Things that hardly anyone sees and that can so suddenly become huge, immeasurable; if you have this love for what is humble… then everything will become easier for you, more coherent and somehow more reconciling, not in your conscious mind perhaps, which stays behind, astonished, but in your innermost awareness, awakeness, and knowledge,” claims Rainer…