The Book on Mediums

Book Report: “What is Your Why?” by Simon Sinek In the complex world that we live in, everything has a why. Simon Sinek dives into the question of finding that why within a deeper context in his book “What is your Why?” This book report will highlight the main points that Sinek discusses within his book and how they may be applicable to my future in business as well as to our class this semester. Sinek makes several impactful points within the first few chapters of his book. The first thing that…

Digital Reading is an Exhausted Debate" written by the author Nick Harkaway, it is argued that the digital revolution will continue to grow and will never stop. Moreover, that technology has more pros than cons especially when it comes to e-books .Harkaway praises books in some parts, but his main talk was about technology; he says that technology is becoming a portion of the globe that we inhabit at a level below our notice, and technology is as important as roads or supermarkets. I disagree…

Even a little bit of inclination to writing may open doors to a whole new world of avenues which one can hardly imagine. The World Wide Web can also act as a medium with which one can showcase their own talents and skills in writing. Sometimes it feels good to leave the real world and enter the imaginary world of creative thoughts and put them down on a piece of paper. Who knows, if you discover that you have…

The World State in Brave New World works to support submissiveness by giving citizens instant gratification mainly through intercourse. Relating to the book, Levitin discusses how the brain can suffer a “dopamine-addiction feedback loop, effectively rewarding the brain for losing focus and for constantly searching for external simulation” (Levitin). Dopamine is a neurotransmitter in the brain that when released creates a feeling of satisfaction and happiness, such as when one meets a deadline or…

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and venomous bite have made them more respectful and feared. The three main characters are Rikki-tikki and the snakes, and Teddy. Rikki-tikki lives with Teddy and his parents in a big bungalow in Segowlee cantonment. The plot is about two of the mediums like print and video which they both are similar, and different in many ways. This is the story of the great war that Rikki-tikki-tavi fought single-handed against Nag and Nagaina to save Teddy, and his parents. The printed version of…

such as love at first sight, and powerful enough to make previous situations or plans seem insignificant. Though Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet and the scene displayed in Act 1 Scene 5 are notably different, due to them being represented in different mediums, they both touch on this theme using specific diction and details. In Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet the theme is conveyed through the song, “ What is a Youth” , which was playing in the background of their first meeting as well as the…

Postman’s argument that Huxley’s predictions are more relevant today. Majority of the information that flows unrelentingly from the screens of televisions into the asinine viewer’s mind serves no educational purpose. Instead certain forms of this medium impede an average person’s ability to think for themselves, which in itself could be considered a type of intellectual oppression. Another facet of modern news distribution that supports Huxley’s outlook is the…

Eight Essential Terms in Writing Audience: An audience is a person or group of individuals to whom the writer is trying to address. A writer uses a particular style of language, content, and tone according to what the audience knows. In the book, Writing about Writing, Keith Grant-Davie wrote a piece which discussed audiences. He explains the precise meaning of an audience as, "1) Any people who happen to hear or read a discourse, 2) a set of readers or listeners who form part of an external…

that sometimes overlapped, depending on the specific piece, and the social context in which it was created. One such purpose was decoration, for both personal and public spaces, such as palaces, hospitals, and cathedrals. Another, was its role as a medium for patrons to display their intellectual and financial prowess, either through their patronage of Classically inspired works or the use of expensive materials in their commissions. Existing within a highly propagandistic society, art from this…