Essays on Art

Art and Literature in Different Formats Art and literature have been used to convey a message. The intended audience is addressed by the persona in different ways. With the advancement of technology, literature matured from just being written on books. During the old days, people practiced their creativity on paper. Shakespeare...

Animal Abuse Animal abuse is a vice in the society that must be eliminated. There are various kinds of animal abuse which have impacts on the animal life. In the daily course of our lives as human beings, it is very easy to spot instances of animal abuse. It may not...

The First Obituary: Ida Wells - The Voice Against Racism The first obituary was that of Ida Wells who spoke strongly against racism in the Deep South and reported on the lynching of blacks and minorities. She lived at a time when racism was rife, and few people dared to talk...

A Curriculum in Art that Accommodates Diverse Learners One of the factors that make education diverse is the diverse nature of learners. The students differ in their social, cultural and economic background, their abilities, as well as their academic achievement levels. Therefore, it is important to establish a curriculum of art...

The Theme of Paternal Love and Incest in "A View from the Bridge" The essay uses Arthur’s “A View from the Bridge” to explore the theme of paternal love which extends to the extreme levels of incest. In doing so, the analysis focuses on homosexuality between Rodolpho and Eddie and the...

Coelho selects Narcissus's myth as the prologue because it incorporates several elements that are useful later in the narrative. For instance, the reader is able to see the ascription of human traits towards inanimate objects as when he describes the lake that cries. Such a myth sets a magical tone...

The Obligation to Endure, 1962 The article, The Obligation to Endure, 1962 delves into giving insights into the manner in which humans continue to pollute the environment to the extent of causing their suffering to themselves. The author presents logical facts about how a better man would have handled pest control measures...

The Struggle for Social Justice in the American Civil Rights Movement The struggle for social justice that took place during the 1950s characterized the American civil rights movement. The movement called for equal rights for the African Americans who lived in the United States. The American Civil Right Movement sought to...

'Neighbors' Narrative by Raymond Carver ‘Neighbors' narrative by Raymond Carver involves Bill and Arlene Miller, who are given a chance to look after Stone's apartment after the owners travel (Carver 3). Narrator as an Observer The speaker in the story is an observer, who watches Bill and Miller explore the Stone's apartment. Several...

The Benefits of Using RFID in the Community The fact that the use of RFID by this community is legal makes it a suitable technology to solve the recently reported issues. Keeping track of all people and animals moving in and out of the community improves security. Research shows that people...

"Does the Internet Make You Smarter?" "Does the Internet Make You Smarter?" is an article that was written by Clay Shirky in 2010. The article covers a short history of inventions made in the world and how they have changed the manner in which individuals solve their problems in the society. The...

Allegory and symbolism are some of the most prevalent literary elements in Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown”. Like many writers who advocate for philosophical, moral as well as religious issues, Hawthorne uses allegory and symbolism prevalently due to a number of reasons. Concerning this, one of the reasons both symbolism and...