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1999 must be a great year to be alive if you are a criminal! Nobody takes responsibility for his or her own actions anymore. Someone commits a heinous crime, and anything but the criminal gets blamed. It was a harsh childhood, abusive parents, violent movies and video games, the availability of guns and bomb making…

We tend to believe that public figures are people who have a big responsibility for our life, which in my opinion is not a misconception. They do have a big responsibility and that is the price of their position. But by expecting from them a lot of things we often forget that they are just…

Freedom is often spoken of in what can be referred to as a “loose sense”. One country has more freedom than another; a twenty-one-year-old has more freedom than a fifteen-year-old, but what exactly does this word, which is so often flippantly used, mean? Or, if this conclusion cannot be reached, what does it not mean?…

Is there a language called American English? In my opinion no! Why? English is the native language of England and not America. So English not spoken the way the natives of England speak is English spoken with a different accent or dialect. If you say that everyone in the United States of America speaks American…

Throughout the years, women have been seen as someone to have children, someone to cook, someone to clean, and someone who does not deserve rights. Until women like Elizabeth Cady Stanton rose up against these stereotypes, it looked as if women would always be seen as them. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was not alone in her…

Blake was born in London in 1757. He became a poet, artist and an engraver. He loved London very much, the sights, sounds and smells were a big inspiration to his poetry. William was a radical outsider. He rebelled against all institutions, schools, the church and the monarchy. He was religious but hated organized religion….

All private actions were submitted to a severe surveillance. No importance was given to individual independence, neither in relation to opinions, nor to labour, nor above all to religion… Thus, among the ancients the individual, almost always sovereign in public affairs, was a slave in all his private relations”4 This is what the ancients deemed…

We next meet Caliban who was the native of the island before Prospero and Miranda arrived. Prospero and Miranda were once very kind to Caliban and even: “lodged thee In mine own cell,” But his was only until Caliban supposedly assaulted Miranda, and from then on, Caliban was treated as a slave. However, the case for this supposed…