Essays on Change

According to literature, modernism is a philosophical movement that began in the early 1900s and lasted until the early 1940s (Barbour 54). Modernization, along with other cultural developments and patterns, culminated in far-reaching and wide-scale transitions in Western society. The rapid development of cities, responses to World War I, and...

The Impact of Sin on the World The subject of how sin impacts the world is one of the most discussed topics in the Christian setting, with efforts to describe what sin is and what acts qualify as sinful. The concept of sin has evolved over time to accommodate changes in...

The Role of Conflict in Colonial Literature The authors of the Colonial Period (the 1600s and 1700s) encountered many contradictions in their diverse encounters in early America, which became the focus of their literature. The conflict occurred on both a personal and a political basis. It played an important role in...

Agatha Christie's novel The Hollow is a work of crime fiction. It was first published in the United States of America in 1946, and later that year in the United Kingdom. With 66 full-length novels published during her writing career, Agatha Christie established herself as a prolific novelist. The Hollow...

This paper is intended to agree with Hoffman's four components of skepticism, which include message distrust, messenger distrust, mistrust among the elucidations that are being given, and wariness in the manner in which the message is created. I identify with Hoffman's assertion that the controversy on climate change has culminated in...

The Transition to "Modern" Man The term "modern" man refers to the chronological transition in the characters in men's general behavior from their childhood to their adulthood. The improvements are thought to be observable in a number of respects. For eg, level of inebriation and substance addiction, level of family obligation,...

The Ballad of the Sad Café is a haunting tale about a human triangle that falls full circle in an incredible battle. The novella introduces readers to Miss Amelia, an imposing southern lady whose bistro serves as the town's gathering spot. The Ballad of the Sad Cafe is a love...

Since 2009, healthcare has been slowly evolving. Initially, there was a shift from paper records to EHR systems, which created the need for data capture and electronic copies of patients' health records (Meaningful Use). Since then, the emphasis has shifted to interoperability, patient engagement, and health data exchange. To ensure...

AARP is a non-profit agency whose mission is to increase the personal satisfaction of all individuals as they age. Via documentation, funding, and management, the company campaigns for meaningful social change and offers an opportunity to individuals. With almost 38 million supporters, AARP is one of the most capable campaigning...

Poetry has evolved from the Romantic era to the present. Poems, like authors, have adapted to the revolution. Poems by Blake, Coleridge, and Wordsworth vary somewhat, if not entirely, from those of Lord Byron and Shelley. To that end, this paper would try to describe a poem by Lord Byron...

The Daily Beast post “You Can't ‘Steal' a Culture: In Defense of Cultural Appropriation” by John McWhorter is an insightful essay in which the author attempts to speak against the concept of imitating the ways of other groups, with particular emphasis on minority groups. As a result, the imitation in the...

Our lives are a cyclical process that begins with birth and ends with death. Between childhood and maturity, there are many transitions and developments that one must go through. People face a variety of circumstances during their lives that form their personalities and attitudes toward life. Every stage is critical,...