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In Victor Frankl’s “Man’s Search for Meaning” and Dr, Martin Luther King Jr,’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail“ the two come together to show brokenness and wholeness. wholeness and brokenness are two characteristics that are common in every novel now a day, wholeness is defined as something that completes a person, usually characters strive to become…

In the second section, the “memoir” aspect of the novel ends and he goes into eighteen subsections describing logotherapy. During his introduction, he begins by defining logotherapy with psychoanalysis, it is “less retrospective and less introspective”. Then onto the development behind the name. “Logos” is the Greek word for meaning. Logotherapy means to find personal…

Arguably the most influential virtue of the medieval era, chivalry once dominated the European world as all people sought lived in accordance with it. Manifested in the literature of the time, medieval chivalry encompassed a sense of honor, dignity, courage, and bravery. Though some of its elements endure today, chivalry was never resurrected after the…

Some of the objections to sustainability derive from its status as consensus. By nature, sustainability must claim a monopoly of belief: as a ‘belief’ it cannot admit an opposite belief is equally valid. It is a consistent and universalist world-view. Its adherents act in accordance with one general principle: that it should be accepted by…

Was inspired by an accident that took place in 1855, during the ceremonial opening of a bridge connecting St. Louis and Jefferson City, the structure collapsed and all but one car of a Pacific Railroad train plunged into the Gasconade River, killing more than thirty passengers and injuring scores of others. Among the dead was…

In Jane Austen’s novel Pride and Prejudice, Austen’s modern views contradict her time. She believes a healthy marriage and relationship consists of mutual respect and comfortable companionship, instead of status and money. Elizabeth has encounters with Wickham, Collins, and Darcy. Each of them is unique, but when Elizabeth is with Darcy she eventually finds that…

In the 1930s, a tiny Southern town serves as the backdrop for Harper Lee’s famous book “To Kill a Mockingbird,” which offers a nuanced, comprehensive examination of social injustice, prejudice, and moral integrity. Walter Cunningham stands out among the many people that make up this story’s cast as an example of the rural poor class…

A key factor in Alice Walker’s Everyday Use, and Amy Tan’s A Pair of Tickets, is heritage. Throughout both stories the use of heritage can be seen easily. Walkerls avoidance of heritage in her writings and Tan’s understanding of heritage in her writing. Through this readers can see the true meaning of heritage. Understanding both…

The meaning of life is a question that humanity has been asking for ages, who am I to state a simple statement to say what it could be? I’m just one human. But then again we all are just human. Each of us live different lives and have different perspectives on life. Each of us…

During the interview, Snowden explained that his previous experience at the Central intelligence agency (CIA) and National Security Agency (NSA) provides him with unlimited access to information that led him wondering whether the conducts of these agencies were moral. He persisted on the fact that what the National Security Agency (NSA) doing that time was…