Essay Examples on Emotion

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Shakespeare’s Demonstration of Loyalty in King Lear

8 pages / 3838 words

"Loyalty is a noble quality, so long as it is not blind and does not exclude the higher loyalty to truth and decency." Putting one's faith in something that is not real is worse than putting one's faith in nothing at all. Cloudy thinking and...

King Lear Loyalty William Shakespeare

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Main Theme in "Sundiata: The Lion King of Mali"

2 pages / 1077 words

In Sundiata: The Lion King of Mali, responsibility closely aligns with life purpose for those who must fulfill key roles in Malian society, and throughout the story, exemplary characters dutifully perform the obligations. Responsibility in this illustrated adaptation of Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali...

Lion Purpose Responsibility

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Stanislaw Lem's "Solaris": to Be a Human

3 pages / 1466 words

What does it mean to be a human being? Everyone has their own opinion and rarely is it as simple as biology. When science and technology are placed in this question the answer becomes even less clear. This question of when does giving technology humanity...

Book Review Humanity Novel

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Job and Silas Marner: Comparison of Pain

3 pages / 1583 words

Whether it be getting a cold or losing a loved one, suffering is something everyone will experience. Ironically, suffering is one of the main reasons we have happiness; although we suffer, eventually our pain will be resolved. Many stories have been created based on this...

Literature Review Suffering

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John Mills: Happiness and Mill's Utilitarianism

1 page / 602 words

Introduction to Happiness and Utilitarianism Happiness is a concept that exemplifies the American dream. People go to any means by which to obtain the many varied materials and issues that induce pleasures in each individual; this emotion remains the ultimate goal. John Stuart Mill correctly...

Happiness Utilitarianism

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Review of Competition and Happiness by Theodore Isaac Ruben

1 page / 513 words

Theodore Isaac Ruben, former president of the American Institute of Psychoanalysis, asserts in his 1980 essay “Competition and Happiness” from the book “Reconciliation: Inner Peace in an Age of Anxiety,” that competition serves as an unnecessary barrier on people’s ability to live happy and meaningful...

Happiness

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The Steps Necessary to Achieve Happiness and Success

2 pages / 956 words

Merriam-Webster defines the word success as “the attainment of wealth, favor, or eminence.” To the four year old child, however, success might simply mean mastering the entire alphabet; while success in the eyes of a nun may be dedicating her entire life to God and...

Happiness Success

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Parent as Most Important Humans in Your Life: Respecting Our Parents

1 page / 316 words

Respect is a fundamental virtue in the world. Respect for each other will avert any misunderstanding between individuals or communities. In the family, there are various reasons as to why children should strive to respect their parents. The Bible commands that children should value and...

Parent-Child Relationship Parents Respect

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A Critique of "Sanity and Responsibility" Paper by Susan Wolf

2 pages / 763 words

Sanity is the requirement of the self insofar as we afford it moral responsibility. Susan Wolf in her essay, ‘Sanity and Responsibility’ wants to appeal to our ‘pre-philosophical’ intuitions about moral responsibility by claiming that moral responsibility is not afforded to one on the basis...

Responsibility

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Responsibility in "A Separate Peace" by John Knowles

2 pages / 910 words

A Separate Peace: Responsibility Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay A responsibility is something for which one is held accountable. Often people say that one is responsible...

A Separate Peace Responsibility

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Make The Right Choice: Intentions and Responsibility for Actions

2 pages / 817 words

We all at sometime or another intend to achieve or do something in our life. Whether or not we achieve what we intend to do is up to us. Whether or not we should feel responsible for what we intend lies on what those intentions...

Responsibility

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The Qualities of an Ideal Student: Good Listening Skills Ambition Curiosity and Hard Work

1 page / 392 words

Although they are very young, the responsibility of securing their future has been given solely to students. They receive guidance from parents and teachers but most of the work must be done by them. Therefore, to be able to fulfil their responsibility, there are a...

Ambition Hard Work Listening

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Chekhov's Visions of Transcendent Humanity in His Short Stories

4 pages / 1813 words

Anton Chekhov might look like a hedgehog when he returns time and again to the theme of universal humanity and its future path. But Chekhov as ‘the humanist writer’ does not really work towards a unified concept of mankind’s ultimate fate. Rather, the thinking men...

Humanity Literature Review Short Story

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Mrs. Fullerton’s Odd Dominos of Ambition

2 pages / 713 words

In the short story The Shining Houses by Alice Munro, Mary is a young inquisitive mother who explores the lives of her neighbours in the community. The story follows her day on the way to a child’s birthday party, the characters in the story all...

Ambition Short Story

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Feelings in Laurence Sterne’s a Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy

2 pages / 779 words

Travel literature became, after the novel, the most famous literary genre in the eighteenth century. Thanks to the geographical discoveries made by important navigators of that time, enlightened people finally could explore with their imagination a ‘new World’. Inevitably, the growing interest in knowing the...

Book Review Feeling Novel

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Narrative Desire and Endless Exploration

5 pages / 2479 words

In the “Narrative Desire” chapter of his larger work, Reading for Plot, author Peter Brooks discusses the different modes of desire that exist within a reader. He argues that these desires are the forces of momentum brought to a text that in fact structure plot...

Book Review Desire

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Emotional Desolation in Brokeback Mountain

5 pages / 2172 words

In the unforgiving austerity of the Wyoming plains, two men, liberated from the confines of society, find love in a time and place where their passion has dire consequences. In the short story “Brokeback Mountain” by Annie Proulx, the main character, Ennis Del Mar, is...

Feeling Literature Review Short Story

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Fault Tolerance

4 pages / 1894 words

Today Highly secure virtual grid is demanding in which you can share any resource from any cluster even with the existence of a fault in the system. Grid computing is a distributed computing paradigm that differs from traditional distributed computing in that it is aimed...

Tolerance

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Fault Tolerance in Check-pointing Approach

4 pages / 1902 words

Today Highly secure virtual grid is demanding in which you can share any resource from any cluster even in presence of a fault in the system. Grid computing is aimed at large-scale systems that even span organizational boundaries which are distributed computing paradigm that differs...

Tolerance