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Hyper’s Review of Watchmen

Review of Alan Moore and David Gibbon’s Watchmen.

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Equality Through Conformity as Shown in: Harrison Bergeron

A brief overview of the concept of equality through conformity in Kurt Vonnegut’s Harrison Bergeron.

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Reforming Theological Anthropology: After The Philosophical Turn to Relationality

In his book, “Reforming Theological Anthropology: After the philosophical turn to relationality (2003), Shults, F., L., after discussing the history of anthropological theology to modern day theology suggests reforming certain aspects of the theology.

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Critics of Shakespeare: Jacques Derrida

An introduction to the life and thought of the Algerian-born French philosopher and literary theorist Jacques Derrida and his application of deconstructionism to the works of Shakespeare.

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Fahrenheit 451

A brief overview of symbolism in the ending of the book.

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Anthem: What are Your Rights?

My first thoughts on the novella “Anthem” by Ayn Rand.

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Sophie’s World: How to Make a Difference

About the implications of philsophical novel “Sophie”s World” for humanity and everyday life.

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Why The Study of Poetry is Still Wildly Relevant Today

Is poetry dead? Is it useful only for old men longing for the past and tweenage girls longing for their junior high “bf”s? Not so! The study of poetry enhances writing skills, teaches clarity of thought, improves reading comprehension, and fosters ingenuity. What abilities could be more practical in a competitive business world?

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Approaches in Literary Criticism

Guide for criticizing a literary piece.

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Orwell and Plato

An essay comparing and contrasting the two books, 1984 and The Republic.

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