Essays on Freedom

Henrik Ibsen wrote the play A Doll’s House. The play is about a woman (Nora Helmer) who discovers her true self after being enslaved by patriarchal standards. The author depicts a character who had to break free from a controlling marriage in order to achieve freedom. By concentrating on Torvald…

As part of this week’s assigned reading, I read chapters 3-4 of Elizabeth Keckley’s Behind the Scenes. The third chapter describes how the author achieved independence for herself and her children. It says that she was transferring to New York to enjoy her freedom but promised to return after some…

Fredrick Douglass in his narrative of his life, he narrated that slaves wanted knowledge to secure freedom and live higher lives. He argued that the slave owners who keep slaves always deprive them of understanding and education and thus they cannot get free in this situation. According to his arguments,…

Freedom is a costly possession; it has been described as one of humanity’s greatest passions since its creation on Earth. Any society grows and thrives in the presence of the availability of societal rights. Verme (2009) describes formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized As a result, the rights of…

The most prominent theme in the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God is passion and friendship. It includes Janie’s search for satisfaction, true and unrestricted passion. She has seen different forms of love in her life. Janie achieves personal freedom and liberty as a result of her love journey, making…

Since ancient Greece, thinkers have been able to engage in a number of thoughts on equality and determinism. It is possible, on the one hand, to consider ourselves as separate and free beings accountable for the actions we carry out. However, this understanding proves to be in contrast with contradictory…

Between WWWI and WWWII, isolationism in the USA occurred, which was a consensus solution program that attracted support from political and social perspectives. In the Pacific and Atlantic Seas, the primary postulate could not be a total retreat, but an idea that the US could have maintained freedom from foreign…

Freedom can be described as the power to undertake activities, speak, or have thoughts in manner that is free and independent. Everyone yearns for freedom at all the levels of our lives, however it is not always guaranteed given that other people’s wishes have to be protected. This therefore makes…

Maya Angelou was a tough artist to dismiss. Her imaginative and poetic services to the world were exceptional. She piqued my curiosity after receiving the Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama in 2011. (Biography.com). What really drew me to her were her many contributions to the arts as a…

The majority of Europeans, who were extremely poor, were able to sacrifice their entire life to escape to the American colonies, while others wanted religious freedom or political stability. The majority of those who arrived in Colonial America were young, with nearly half of them being under the age of…

Prisons and prisons are detention institutions for individuals who have been found guilty of violating the rules. For several years, criminals have been punished for the loss of liberty and certain rights. Most countries are currently having problems in maintaining their jails and prisons. The primary distinction in jails and…

The classic phenomenology known as existentialism founded by Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) and other philosopher. The theory of existentialism stresses choice, equality and the life of individuals. While people live in an irrational world, rational choices are required to be made for determining their own significance of existence. Existentialism also states…