… world of peace and plenty. And we believe that the only way to get it is through self-government... not others-government. Self-government is the combination of personal responsibility and tolerance. Responsibility means you govern yourself. Tolerance…

… Odyssey, the classic epic by Homer, has been retold for centuries since it was first written in ***. Each of these retellings differs from, one another, seeing as each version has a somewhat alternate take on the tale. This causes characters to…

… envision cold, hard concrete and steel bars; slits for windows that let in as little sunlight as possible and dangerous, fear-provoking criminals. These confinements are thought of places where the filth, scum and law-breaking degenerates of the…

… up, probably because it had all the magic and excitement of the best fairy tales, but it also portrayed the natural world… well… naturally. I believed in the rabbits and the crazy seagull that helped them, and I learned to appreciate the value and beaut…

… down from generation to generation. Arabian Nights has been one of them. Arabian Nights contains an outer and inner framework. The outer consists of Scherazade telling stories to the Sultan each night to stay alive. The inner framework is the stories…

… aspects of Mathematics is that there exist statements that are both true and false. Perhaps the most famous of these is Euclid’s controversial fifth postulate. Throughout history, almost from the postulate conception, mathematics have tried to…

… oldest existing poems in the English Language. Beowulf is an Anglo-Saxon epic poem, which portrays a story of an epic hero destined to defeat a ferocious monster in order to save a kingdom from destruction and death. The major theme in this epic was…

… the self, to question the everyday. We have all had the experience of suddenly realizing some fact that we had not been previously aware of: our eyes have been opened. In Kate Chopin's The Awakening, Edna, the protagonist is a woman with an independent…

… Many incidents in the novel portrayed Holden as a person with full of hate in society. He critiques everything that had happened to him, many of the situations that he has experienced come across in today's society. His point of view on phonies; loosing…

… dramatic poet. William Shakespeare used existing stories as a basis for many of his plays. For example Shakespeare’s Othello was based on a tale in Cinthio’s Hecatommithi “ UN Captitano Moro.” In Shakespeare’s version of this play he stressed the…