Character Analysis – The Breakfast Club
Introduction The Breakfast Club is a coming-of-age film made in 1985 about 5 teenagers, with seemingly nothing in common, stuck in detention together for 9 hours on a Saturday. The Breakfast Club consists of Claire the princess, Andrew the athlete, Brian the brain, Allison the basket case, and Bender the criminal. This paper will be…
Summary of The Populist Addiction by David Brooks
Noted New York Times columnist David Brooks makes a scathing criticism of the notion of populism in American political culture today. The crux of his argument is that populist politics divides the country when what is actually required is unity. He criticizes the leadership of both the Democratic Party as well as the Republican Party…
The Role of the Professional Code of Ethics in addressing IT Security Threats
Late last century, we saw the rapid rise of Information Technology, replacing erstwhile manufacturing based industrial societies into knowledge based ones. With this transformation came attendant risks and threats to security of information. This aspect of the new digital age has invoked much debate and concern among stakeholders. Some IT companies have come up with…
Character Analysis – Henry in The Lion in Winter
The film Lion in Winter, directed by Anthony Harvey, shows how the king’s family is unable to cope with one another. Henry, the king of England during the Middle Ages, is in constant conflict with his family, who were power driven people. With the death of the previous king of France, the family comes together…
Prison-Industrial Complex in the United States
Response to Glenn Loury’s “A Nation of Jailers” and Michelle Alexander’s “How the War on Drugs Gave Birth to a Permanent American Underclass” The mainstream media’s presentation of social realities within the United States had always been contested by a minority of writers, who have endeavored to offer an alternative point of view. Glenn Loury…
The changing roles of men and women in families in Britain over the past half century
For much of the long history of human civilization women and men evolved to assume different roles within the family and larger society. But in most societies, women were made to take a subordinate social and domestic role to men. This situation has gradually changed in the last fifty years and there is more equality…
Carl Frederichsen and Paradise Falls
Carl Frederichsen was a little boy with a heart for adventure. So when he was on his way home from seeing a movie about Charles Muntz, the adventure explorer, leaving to ‘Paradise Falls’. He hears a voice inside an abandon house, and decides to check it out. Inside the house is the non-stop talking little…
The Case for Health Care Reform in the United States
1. What social contract for healthcare exists today? What should it be? 2. Our system (US) is based on public/private collaboration. What are the attributes of a well-functioning system? 3. What are the principles and values that should guide health care policy? Medicare and Medicaid are two prominent healthcare programs that come under the purview…
Capital Punishment in the Movie M
In the final scene of Fritz Lang’s movie M, Beckert is put to trial for the murder of young girls. Beckert claimed that he just couldn’t help himself and that after he did what he had done he didn’t even remember doing those things and regretted the decisions that he had made. Beckert’s lawyer argues…
Comparative Paper: Quranic and Biblical Depictions of Sulayman (Solomon)
The Judeo-Christian religions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam have several common characteristics. All three of them originate from what is presently referred to as the Middle East and thus share a common cultural and geographic heritage. Islam being the most modern of the religions has derived some of its precepts from its immediate predecessor Christianity….
Breakfast At Tiffany’s – First Scene Analysis
The extract I have chosen to analyze is a 3-minute opening sequence from the film Breakfast at Tiffany’s. I will be looking at how cinematography and mise-en-scene are used in the scene and how audience meaning is created. Breakfast at Tiffany’s is a 1961 film directed by Blake Edwards, starring British actress and fashion icon…
‘Two Lives of Charlemagne’ and our understanding of medieval kingship
Charlemagne, translated into English as Charles the Great, was the King of the Franks, who expanded his empire to as further south as Italy. We learn from the two biographies that Charlemagne was instrumental in the spread of culture and arts to all corners of his kingdom. By closely associating himself with the Papacy, he…
History of the eradication of Smallpox
Smallpox has been one of the most fatal infectious diseases to have afflicted humankind in recorded history. From the earliest recorded occurrences of the disease we learn that the disease spread rapidly where ever human population was dense and killed one in five of infected persons. Children were particularly vulnerable, as it claimed one in…
Beauty and The Beast and Edward Scissorhands
There are many different versions of the classic fairytale of Beauty and the Beast. All throughout literature and film, this fairytale has been recreated several times but still had the same moral in the end. In this essay, the Disney version and the Edward Scissorhands version will be discussed as well as the many similarities…
Summary of chapters 3,4 & 5 of the book ‘The Economics of Women, Men, and Work’ by Blau, Ferber & Winkler
Chapter 3 of the book is titled The Family as an Economic Unit. Here the authors discuss the importance of the concept of family for the functioning of neoclassical economic models. In the United States and other Western capitalist democracies, the neoclassical economics is the dominant paradigm for analysis and policy. In this context, it…

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