… dream for you? In the play, Death Of A Salesman by Arthur Miller, the American dream is approached and challenged by the main character Willy Loman. Willy is set on a superficial American dream that good looks, popularity, and the success in business…

… Telegrams were replaced with telephones, books with computers, dishrags with dishwashers. But through it all one thing, one rule, remains the same. Nothing worth getting is free. Just as the cheaper product is more likely to break, the right thing…

… our own interpretation when we read it. We cannot automatically assume that the title is just a typo as Blake has affirmed elsewhere that every word and every letter is studied and put into its right place. The title reveals that this is not an…

… or voices of the special interests? Campaign finance reform has been an issue in almost every election in the past 10 years. Those candidates that have lots of money to spend are quiet about it, but those candidates who do not complain about it…

… I honestly believe that there is no way they would have been able to still live together if they were exactly alike. They were meant for each other. To look out for each other and balance one another out. I think that is heart warming! I always…

… "skylark" (368) who seems to be dominated by him in every single way: mentally, physically, and financially. Torvald treats Nora as if she were a child or some other creature that is incapable of thinking. She lives a sheltered life in which there…

… of illusion. They are abandoned by their husband and father sixteen years prior. Now forced to live a life they did not anticipate, each member lives in their own private world. In this world, Tom, Amanda, and Laura find meaning and comfort that the…

… "Beowulf to Batman: The Epic Hero and Pop Culture" by Roger B. Rollins compares the design of the epic poetry to the design of today's pop culture. The epic poem refers to Anglo-Saxon poems such as Beowulf. Pop culture refers to movies, shows,…

… himself, and how he/she acts. Person's characteristics are influenced by their surroundings, and their life experiences. Bart Simpson even though a cartoon character, characteristics are of disobedient, and comical. Mainly because he grew up around…

… This novel deals with a madical examiner whose job is to help the police find clues to serious crimes. Cornwell's use of setting, characterization, and conflict help to make this an exciting and suspensful story. The story takes place in the Richmond/Vi…