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- 3111: OJ Simpson
- ... first degree. This verdict rocked the nation; it also sent many racial shockwaves through the country. In the eyes of many Americans, O.J. had gotten away with murder. When anyone is accused of a crime, there must be a motive for a person to be suspected. This case is no different; the number of times that police had been called to a domestic dispute between Nicole and O.J. is ...
- 3112: Chamberlain and Fabri: Strong Advocates
- ... to Chamberlain’s speech. He commends Germany by bragging that no other nation exists fundamentally so very capable, industrially and commercially for agricultural colonization.11 So basically Fabri is stating that it would be a crime for Germany not to pave the way for imperial and colonial expansion. In fact, he states that this is the best thing for Germany’s economic and national development. He calls this a “polymorphic importance ...
- 3113: Irony In Poe's Writings
- ... the police come. They are preparing to leave when the narrator taps on the very spot where his wife’s body is hidden. This is ironic, because he knows he is getting away with the crime and yet he prevents the police from leaving. And as in “The Tell-Tale Heart”, the narrator ironically causes himself to get caught. When he conceals the body, he walls up his second cat with ...
- 3114: A Violent Illumination of Salvation
- ... Bible to teach Norton basic religious principals, demonstrating that he has not forsaken God. His "devouring" of the pages validates his faith (102). Walters further implies that without God, Rufus will continue his life of crime and be damned; with God, Rufus may become a preacher. He must choose (104). Dorothy McFarland, editor and critic points out that the Misfit's actions are more terrifying than Rufus's, because he remains ...
- 3115: German World Of Disappointment
- ... more ways than one. World War II caused 5.5 million deaths of Germans. The entire country was in ruins: millions of refugees were everywhere, entire cities were leveled, people were hungry and sick, and crime was widespread. Germany was no longer one nation, but divided between an Allied controlled West Germany and a communist controlled East Germany. But the greatest disappointment that World War II brought to the world was ...
- 3116: Camus' "The Stranger": Choice and Individual Freedom Are Integral Components of Human Nature
- ... and execute a man based on his lack of purported empathy towards the irrelevant. Attention to the trial sequence will reveal that the key elements of the conviction had little to do with the actual crime Meursault had committed, but rather the "unspeakable atrocities" he had committed while in mourning of his mother's death, which consisted of smoking a cigarette, drinking a cup of coffee, and failing to cry or ...
- 3117: Balder: God of Light, Joy, Purity, Beauty, Innocence, and Reconciliation
- ... Also Balder's horse and his treasures were placed on the ship. The pile was set to fire and the ship was sent to sea by the giantess Hyrrokin. Loki didnot escape punishment for his crime and Hod was put to death by Vali, son of Odin and Rind, who was born for just this purpose. After the final conflict, when a new world arises from its ashes, both Balder and ...
- 3118: The Black Cat: What Goes Around Comes Around
- ... his actions when he states "when reason returned with the morning-when I had slept off the fumes of the night's debauch-I experienced a sentiment half of horror, half of remorse, for the crime of which I had been guilty; but it was, at best, a feeble and equivocable feeling, and the soul remained untouched"(81). Now Poe implies to the readers that he has truly crossed over into ...
- 3119: To Build a Fire: Man's Intelligence is Foolish
- To Build a Fire: Man's Intelligence is Foolish How many times have you seen birds flying south for the winter? They do not read somewhere or use some computer to know that they must fly to survive. In Jack London's "To Build a Fire", we see how that mans intelligence is sometimes foolish. The man, who is walking in seventy-five degrees below ...
- 3120: Analysis of Three of Hawthorne's Works: Solitude and Isolation
- ... isolation for the characters in several of his works. "Hawthorne is interested only in those beings, of exceptional temperament or destiny, who are alone in the world..." (Discovering Beatrice Rappaccini are all persons "whom some crime or misunderstood virtue, or misfortune, has set them by themselves or in a worse companionship of solitude (Discovering one's who stand alone with no one to look to for love or support. "For Hawthorne ...
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