Essays on Book Review

Published in 1915, Mariano Azuela's book "The Underdogs" is regarded as the most influential account of the Mexican Revolution. The brief book succeeds in capturing the compelling trials of Demetrio Macias, an Indian peasant leader who struggles on his journey and typifies the general difficulties that people in the Mexican...

The Fearful Void and the Persian notes are both travelogues. Travelogues are works of fiction, nonfiction, or illustrated writing that describe the destinations and experiences of a traveler. The former (The Persian letters), also known as the "Lettrespersanes" in French, was written in 1721 by Charles de Secondat, the baron...

"My Dungeon Shook: A Letter to My Nephew" is one of two articles in James Baldwin's book "Fire Next Time," which was published in 1963. The book was created in the 100th year following President Lincoln's abolition of slavery in the United States in 1863. This was following the Emancipation...

A Comparison of Management Theories A comparison review paper for four different management theories will be investigated as a topic. The goal of this research is to determine which management philosophy is best for any organization to pursue, and it will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of each. Books written by...

Anthony Burgess's 1963 novel A Clockwork Orange: A Dystopian Society Anthony Burgess's 1963 novel A Clockwork Orange shows the future laws that governments will enforce. As the author explains, there is evidence of a disconnected society in which citizens will have no moral since they will be ripped. Burgess exposes in...

Carmen Maria Machado is an author whose writing talents can captivate any reader with the reading of her novel, which is a first collection in any case. "Her Body and Other Part" blends numerous literary styles and settings since it embodies part of its writing as a fictitious book, but...

Chinua Achebe: Shaping African Literature and Culture Chinua is considered to be the father of African writers. He employs a variety of literary strategies to tell the story of African culture, social issues, and the role of literature in society. In doing so, he shaped African culture in literature and the...

Conflict Management Strategies Conflict is defined as a major disagreement between two or more parties, as author Hari Singh outlines in his book "Conflict Management in Asia" during and after the cold war. According to Singh, totalitarian countries frequently have problems, either locally or internationally, as compared to countries that practice...

Dai-yu's Oversensitive Personality Dai-yu is Bao-cousin yu's who extols beauty in The Tale of the Stone. She is an orphan, and she is constantly conscious of it, which adds to her despair. Apart from her sarcasm, she is also overly sensitive and connects emotions to practically everything that happens. For example,...

Commanding Heights: A War of Economic Concepts Daniel Yergin and Joseph Stanislaw's Commanding Heights is largely a war of economic concepts. In the globalization era, this struggle of ideas was between the free market and various government controls. The process of shifting from one ideology to the next was fraught with...

David Hume, a pragmatist philosopher, is also a harsh critic of human understanding's metaphysical perceptions. In his book An Inquiry Concerning Human Understanding, which has been considered as a philosophical classic in modern literature, he gives arguments on human knowing. The investigation into human knowledge is more of a revision...

Charles Taylor's Work: Sources of the Self Charles Taylor is a logician with a genuine method. In his work, "Sources of the Self: The Formation of Modern Identity," he attempts to answer problems such as, "What is a self? What exactly is character? How has one's sense of self changed over...