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- 3821: Hester Prynne Sanction
- ... of higher prices. This poses a major problem for society, because the fines imposed on corporations are not even regarded, in the corporate world as punishment comparable to human incarceration. Therefore people want to gain control of the most powerful institutions in our community and more importantly gain the justice that they rightly deserve. This justice comes in the form of Peter French's Hester Prynne Sanction. French's Hester Prynne ...
- 3822: Stalin As A Continuation Of Le
- ... gain personal power. He became so hard that when Lenin found out that Stalin wanted Trotsky removed, he strongly requested that Stalin be taken out of any powerful position. This did not happen. Stalin got control over Lenin's health and took all revolutionary power. Stalin succeeded, through the Five Year plan, in achieving Lenin's goal of collectivization of the peasantry. It started out as Lenin's ideals and "under ...
- 3823: The Killer Angels
- ... Chamberlain leads a desperate charge of the 20th Maine. For Colonel Chamberlain's actions, he later received the Congressional Medal of Honor. This is told with such force and clarity that the reader smells the gun smoke, hears the rebel yells, feels the heat and desperation and experiences the exhaustion and relief of the Union troops when the day is finally won. At one point, Buford finishes a battle and goes ...
- 3824: The Invisible Man
- ... Bledsoe's rules. He feels that he too escaped, in order to establish himself again .The narrator identifies with Brother Tarp because he too is trying to be an individual free of other people's control. He does not want to be seen as a tool to be exploited, but instead as a free-thinking human being.The invisible man knows now that he has been a tool and feels a ...
- 3825: The Devil's Shadow
- ... of people. This can be seen as the starting point of the witchcraft hysteria in Salem that killed so many people. Another important event in this story was when everything began to get out of control and people were being accused of witchcraft by the dozens. It became a choice on whether or not you were going to accuse someone else in order to save yourself. People that were accused just ...
- 3826: "Managemment of Grief" and "A Pair of Tickets": Women's Images
- ... the statement is ironic. Shaila's actions show us that she is far from the voiceless, week female she was brought up to be. Shaila was not responsible for her own heredity. She could not control much of her environment in which she was brought up, but she had the power and internal strength to face the life with her individual rejoinder. She admits to being "trapped between worlds" (543), and ...
- 3827: Senator Joeseph McCarthy - Lif
- ... as George C. Marshall or even President Eisenhower. The President disliked McCarthy intensely but refused to "get in the gutter with him" and never denounced the senator publicly. However, by 1953 a seemingly out of control McCarthy was making a ot of enemies. His investigation of the activities of an Army Dentist, Major Irving Peress, eventually led to his downfall. In 1954, the army launched a counter attack, charging that McCarthy ...
- 3828: Review of Hemmingway's "In Our Time"
- ... me seems really quite annoying based on the way I feel when someone is nagging me. Does she not get the point? Leave the man alone. The doctor then goes to the cleaning of his gun, representative of his nerve calming ritual that he engages in when angered or upset. The two then again engage in conversation but in the middle the doctor gets up. The wife then asks "are you ...
- 3829: The Story of Sweetheart of the Song of Tra Bong: The Use of Setting
- ... bamboo and elephant grass." (103) The actual reality of the situation is added by the narrator, as extrapolated from Rat: that they were in an almost completely indefensible situation. Had somebody cared enough to take control of the little base, there would be no resistance. Rat wanted to let the reader know his opinion on the citizens of the Viet Cong, how he wants the listener to think of them. "Mary ...
- 3830: Frankenstein: The Subjectivity of the Character "Safie"
- ... societal rank and ownership of property in European society and it is for these reasons, as well as her religious conflictions, that Safie feels Turkish life to be oppressive. The Turkish father's exercise of control over his daughter is not the simply a Turkish practice as Mary Shelley implies it to be. This Orientalist view of the Turks is much like the stereotypical story of the "noble" European rescuing an ...
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