… readers and I am not an exception, Gertrude Stein remained a puzzle. Therefore, I decided to have a closer look into her ideas trying to understand her. All her life she was an experimenter. The structural principle, new ideas about the use of the…

… known as "Modernism" began in the first decade of the 20th century and was a reaction against all aspects of Victorianism. Literary interest shifted from the external to the internal, to the psychology and motivation of characters and their roots…

… The New York Times, once called Death of a Salesman "one of the finest dramas in the whole range of the American theater" (Corrigan, Pg. 94) and John Gassner saw it as "one of the triumphs of American stage" (MacNicholas, Pg. 106). So, it can be stated…

… like most to see) Each person has a vision about who he or she would like to meet during his life, for just one time or more. It can be an actor, actress, singer, sportman or even a politician. I have my own vision about who I would love to meet…

… is discussed in the U.S. more than ever before. The gay population is spread all over the world and it has existed since the world existed. Members of the gay population in the U.S. have fought for their rights and for legalization of their marriages…

… the actual novel. The beautifully directed movie Dangerous Liaisons and the novel Les Liaisons Dangereuse had many similarities and many differences. In this essay I will be discussing the differences and similarities of the two pieces of art. I will…

… of all time was Jack Welch, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of General Electric (GE). Over his 20 years as CEO, he established himself as the most admired business leader in the world. His initiatives of Six Sigma, globalization, and e-business…

… when World War II began. America officially entered the war in 1942. Although it was fought on foreign lands, it had a great effect on the American home front. Women experienced everlasting changes in their lives. Citizens across the country felt…

… us today is: "be it resolved that Robin Hood was (contrary to popular belief) a felonious man. The information that I show later in my paper will prove this point. My first point is that according to pre-Robin laws, Robin would have been an outlaw.…

… generalizations and assumptions and, as such, offers a fair amount of false and misleading conclusions and assertions which ultimately prevent the report from accuracy. The largest, possibly most important, point made by the Warren Commission is that…