… of all time. Thought of as “a star of the first magnitude…unusually versatile, original, and clever.” (Phelps 2881). He brought small town life in America to theatres with his play Our Town. Wilder expressed many values in his work such as…

… William Golding's first novel explores the themes of adolescence, ‘man's inhumanity to man' and failure of small societies to succeed when individuals act out of personal desires rather than out of recognition for the ‘common good'. In the beginning…

… are progressing each and every day. Regardless of the different perspectives that have been adopted in the study of the cities, communities and communications are intended to impact reciprocally, either in a positive or negative way. Over the…

… peace talks with NATO. The peace talks came after a temporary halt in the slaughter of Serbians and Albanians living in Kosovo. (Oregonian, Front Section A4, pp. 6) The most recent genocide in Kosovo has been the result of long-standing grudges between…

… affection between a baby and an adult, but to the phenomenon whereby adults become committed by a one-way flow of concern and affection to children for whom they have cared during the first months and years of life. I. The importance of bonding or…

… Zealand (land of the white cloud). Maori actually means natural, normal or local. The Maori call themselves Tangata Whenua, meaning people of the land. According to the 1996 census, Maori population is well over 500,000, which is around 15 percent…

… that displays many themes that can be related to life. It shows the themes of betrayal, rejection, self-discovery, the struggle of a single parent and most of all love. Despite the title, the book abandons fantasy mode and deals with real issues in…

… to time period, culture, gender and authorial purpose. Discuss in relation to Lysistrata and Wife of Bath Prologue and Tale. Through the texts Lysistrata, by Aristophanes, and the Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale, by Chaucer, there is the…

… movies, each is subject to instant criticism. They are readily compared to one another. Not having read A Passage to India puts us at a disadvantage in comparing the novel and the film. Instead, we have to trust that David Lean’s interpretation…

… every character seems to have a function in the novel. Even minor character such as Harris have a role in the novel. Harris¡¦s obsession for fishing resembles Jake¡¦s obsession for Brett, but Harris¡¦s obsession is simple to accomplish. Hemingway…