Oedipus the King is a powerful Greek play written by Sophocles. In the play, the oracles predict the future of the characters, yet the characters try their best to fight against their fate. Oedipus is a mythical king who struggles to find his identity as he tries to run away...
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The book by Linda McQuaig believes that the existence of machines is killing people and their abilities to work. She also views robots as having been sent to destroy humankind as their performance is killing people. Robots, drones, and computers, according to Linda is working against humankind as their presence...
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College completion and the problem of low graduation rates in the US College completion is an essential indicator that an individual has properly acquired vital skills through education. However, an analysis of colleges in America indicates that they enroll a large number of learners at the beginning of education programs but...
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The Benefits of Technology The development and growth of technology are considered to be the best thing to ever happen in the global world, due to the many benefits it brought to its users. Through technology, people can communicate with one another regardless of where they are around the globe. Technology...
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The Wasteland by Elliot The Wasteland by Elliot and The Great Gatsby by Fitzgerald are two stories that correspondingly define disappointment of the modernist post-war. Both authors negatively state the way our world is heading from the perception of the modern post-war. Both stories pinpointed that the contemporary society is a...
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Robert Owen: Improving the Lives of Children Robert Owen was born in 1771 and lived through the ages of romanticism and enlightenment (Davis "O’Hagan, 2014). During this period, there were advancements and dramatic changes in the economic and social ideas. Robert believed that he had the ability to contribute to social...
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The Comparison of Black Skin, White Masks and A Small Place The book Black Skin, White Masks is one of the most socially sensitive books to have been written across the world. In the text, Frantz Fanon sought to examine the element, causes and implications of racism. To reinforce his themes,...
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In the story, Half Broke Horses, the author, Jeannette narrates the story of Lily Casey, her grandmother, from Lily's point of view. Hence, Lily is the main character in the novel, and the plot of the story primarily revolves around her. Lily was brought up in two different ranches, the...
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The role and the situation of women in military has been changing for the last four decades, and by the beginning of the 21st century, the role of women in military had changed in all the NATO countries, with the number of women in the military increasing dramatically in all...
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