Introduction On September 1, 1998, the first Harry Potter book was published in the United States, aimed at children aged nine to eleven. It was well-received by young readers at the time, and as a result, it became even more successful among the older generation. Another explanation for its popularity, especially...
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The passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010 has resulted in a rise in the number of patients with private benefits receiving medical treatment in the majority of US hospitals. As a result, the state's medical system has faced staff shortages and has been unable to meet such...
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When Charlotte Gilman wrote "The Yellow Wallpaper," the system of American society in the nineteenth century saw men (White men) ruling all facets of life, including the livelihoods of their wives. Gilman's short story can be seen as an attempt to liberate women of the time from the constraints of...
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Climate change is a worldwide concern that has piqued the interest of many academics. Many losses have been suffered in the climate, economy, and culture at large as a result of dramatic shifts in climatic conditions and global temperature. Not only has there been a loss of biodiversity, especially of...
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Othello's Dying Words "Loved not wisely, but too well" reflect the fated General's demise in the Venetian military (Shakespeare 148). Othello's Weak Judgment of Character From the start of the play, Shakespeare portrays Othello as a weak judge of character. The tragic hero is unable to distinguish between fact and fantasy, which heightens...
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In most cases, the death penalty is the only sentence. Death, on the other hand, is the most severe penalty that can be meted out to a person. At the moment, only fifty-eight countries currently have the death penalty. America is one of the nations that currently uses the death...
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The issue of illegal immigrants in the United States has sparked much debate among politicians, particularly because it became a key debate topic during the 2017 presidential campaign. While researching the position of immigrants in the world, I came across a range of published materials, including newspapers, journals, and website...
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Transcendentalism Transcendentalism is a philosophical philosophy founded in 1835 by Ralph Emerson. It is essentially a literary and intellectual phenomenon in the United States that was based on utilitarianism in the nineteenth century. Emerson explains that in order to enter isolation, a person must withdraw from his home and from his...
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The short plot The Story of An Hour employs verbal ambiguity, in which the characters words have contradictory underlying interpretations. A good example is when we are told, It is an honor to be Mila s mate. (Kate Chopin) Mila, on the other hand, much of the...
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Edgar Allan Poe, author of "The Tell Tale Heart" and "The Cask of Amontillado," is well-known for creating some of the most terrifying tales in literature. Acting with the weather, livestock, and the natural world to produce the chilling tales is one of the things that make his works terrifying...
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There are two kinds of jails in the United States: federal and private. The criminal enforcement unit is an important aspect of the justice system and it is in charge of apprehending and convicting lawbreakers. According to Bureau of Justice statistics, private prisons held approximately 7% of non-profit company prisoners...
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In this article, I would argue the use of storytelling approaches in the literature and compare the tools used in two literary texts: Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe and Charles Dickens' Great Expectations. The importance of the methods cannot be overstated. They are primarily the cornerstone of a story; without narrative, there...
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