Essays on Love

Arthur Miller’s “A View from the Bridge” is a story that explores the theme of paternal love in the most intriguing manner. The story is introduced by Alfieri, a first-person narrator, who feels disturbed by his community's discomfort with the society’s law (Epstein, 112). The peripheral narrator plays a vital...

I vividly remember the day I met Genard at first sight; it was the day that I got so paranoid for reasons not well realized at the time. Conversations began, and as time passed by, I started to have the beautiful heartfelt feelings that runs down my soul. He was...

Love: A Virtue of Human Compassion and Affection Love is a feeling, which can be described as a strong emotion and personal affection for someone else. Moreover, it is the virtue signifying human compassion, empathy, and sympathy, as well as the selfless, loyal and generous concern for another good. Based on...

Subject The subject of the image seeks to address the fact that every individual is the same inside regardless of their difference in skin color. A larger implied subject beyond the immediate, obvious subject is that individuals should coexist peacefully putting aside their differences while assisting each other always (Shatford, 1998)....

Love fails to be consistent holder of a particular meaning, this is because of the complexity of the whole experience which greatly depends on the bond that is nurtured in the persons sharing the experience. The quest towards coming up with a particular definition of love can surely cause continuous...

Shakespeare prominently used recurring themes throughout his work, particularly those of love, betrayal, hate, revenge, jealousy, deceit, politics and race.  The play, “the Tragedy of Othello” is mostly about love and hate. These are two great themes in literature.  Although the two are opposites, in the play, they are closely...

Love and Its Different Types Love is defined as affection, whether to objects, people or any other matter. Hereby, love is intangible, expressed by humans, to show their great interest in a particular thing, fondness, tenderness or weakness in that respect. Given that it is innate, every human being has the...

Historically, destructive relationships have a strongly engrained male-controlled system that gives women lesser proprietary rights compared to men. The problem of destructive relationship has attracted the attention of the entire world because it is a universal social phenomenon that pervert’s society at nearly all levels. Traditional and cultural values as...

The Early Civilization The early civilization, the prehistoric, Aegean, Near East, Roman, and Egyptian tried to represent the human form in their art in different ways. The representation was aimed at illustrating their culture, belief and the world around them. They used artworks such as drawing, painting, and sculpturing to demonstrate...

The Emergence of the Digital Culture and Liquid Love The emergence of the digital culture has shaped our everyday lives in significant ways. With the modern technologies, people are able to connect, regardless of their locations, time zones and cultural backgrounds; as a result, forming an intimated relationship is easier than...

The relationship that ended was a relationship that ended between my partner and I. The relationship ended as a process, where we started having relationship problems, arguments, misunderstanding, and things that suddenly led us to the decision of ending our relationship. Below are some of the phases that our relationship...

Taking meals with family Taking meals with family provides the opportunity to engage in conversations with family members. Spending time with family is fundamental and taking meals together helps give a chance to bond with each other. Listening to my family over meals when I was a child often made me...