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Books
Books are good friends. When we started elementary school, have friends with them. Never leave us, if we throw it away.
Dostoyevsky’s Crime and Punishment
This essay discusses the various themes, motifs, and symbols Dostoyevsky employs in his classic novel.
The Bison King
The Bison King is a book about Ron Micheals and his saga of false imprisonment and allegations of murder. The book uses trail documents from the trail and clearly shows that Ron Micheals and the other two defendents in the case were falsly accused of murdering Jeffery Hammill. The authorizes in Wright County, MN used Dale Todd a man with anxiety issue to ultimately convict Terry Olson for a crime he did not commit.
The Tunnel
Of the Argentine writer Ernesto Sabato, one of the main authors in Spanish language of our time, we found the Tunnel: Mysterious, dark and cold as it is it the same life, as also it is it the death.
Fascinating and Amazing: the History of Prisons and Incarceration
Ever wonder about our modern prisons and the theories behind incarceration of criminals? “The Oxford History of The Prison: The Practice of Punishment in Western Society” is a comprehensive examination at the history and evolution of incarceration. Edited by Norval Morris and David J. Rothman, the historical review is a compilation of several authors all of whom are experts in the field of historical social justice. Here are some highlights from the book.
Nur Für Häftlinge: Primo Levi’s Survival in Auschwitz
Instead of a furious diatribe against Hitler, Levi undertakes an unflinching analysis of the seemingly unfathomable. His account of the day-to-day absurdity and horror of concentration camp existence sheds light on what it means to remain not only a human being, but also an individual, in one of the darkest chapters of history.
