Essays on Book Review

The Art and Psychology of Positive Humor in Love and Adversity The author of "A Laughing Place: The Art and Psychology of Positive Humor in Love and Adversity" proposes a new theory of laughter but then supports his assertions in a really good way. He accomplishes this by saying that B'er...

Sean Dietrich is a great author who has published seven books as well as a number of short stories. I was initially assigned to write an essay on his story The Country Preacher; but, when I started to read his writing, this changed. I was struck by how he never...

The book Dawn by Octavia E. Steward is a story about how mankind is rescued from a war unleashed by an alien race known as the Oankali, who are not human. They are special and enjoy life. They rescued the last Earth refugees. The plot continues after World War III,...

Classical Art in Ancient Greece Classical art characterized ancient Greece, as evidenced by the masterpieces created by Jerome Pollitt in his work, Art and Experience in Classical Greece. The book is divided into five sections (chapters), which comprise Antecedents and First Principles; Consciousness and Conscience, in which the author discusses the...

This book discusses the relationship between Europeans and the people of Central Australia (Arrernte). In the beginning, the author Austin-Broos, Diane J. reveals that the Arrernte people of Central Australia met Europeans for the first time in the 1860s. The Europeans were only pastoralists and explorers. Furthermore, some of them...

In his novel, Richard B. Lee describes his experience with the Ju/'hoansiIn his novel, Richard B. Lee describes his experience with the Ju/'hoansi, also known as the SAN. This ethnic group is known for its hunting practices and the creation of groups that lived in the bush. If you've heard...

This is a book that explains the human need to learn what the term justice means and what it implies. While the real concept of justice has never been defined, people all over the world use it to justify their enforcement of laws and vendetta against others. As seen in...

Milton Friedman's book Capitalism and Freedom is widely regarded as one of the most important works on political economy ever published. This book hums with significance and life, and it will do so for several years to come. However, Milton Friedman found it difficult to assign a name to his...

In the preface to his book "Act of Congress," Robert G. Kaiser, one of the Washington Post's most prominent writers, admitted that Congress was America's least known institution. The author acknowledged that his endeavors to grasp the inner workings of the country's most establishmentarian facility had been unsuccessful. According to...

Niccol Machiavelli wrote The Prince, a book about Machiavellianism's political philosophy, which fundamentally means victory at any cost (Machiavelli & Viroli, 2008). Machiavelli addresses the relative importance of the terms fortuna and virt in The Prince, arguing that virt are acts, choices, and discoveries that arise out of desperation and...

Understanding political history is a critical phase in the political world. The primary aim of this article is to compose a review of numerous chapters from the book 'Political Theory.' This book was written by a man named Harvey Mansfield. Finally, this article will focus on and discuss my favorite...

Dickey beautifully portrays the essence of Washington City during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in his book Empire of Mud: The Secret History of Washington, DC. It gives a throbbing reason for the distressing political force and the adverse way of life. For several decades, the area was considered one...