In 2007, you wrote an article exposing your paranoia and anxiety towards the future of language and the effect texting and abbreviations will have on it. I understand that you wrote your article in 2008, approximately eight years ago where the… Continue Reading →

I played Achilles. I believe the final performance my group delivered featured our main goals for the scene. There were certain parts that we planned out before that we didn’t do. Some of these unplanned features still supported our interpretation… Continue Reading →

Adam Smith wrote a book called ‘The wealth of nations’ in 1976, while Karl Marx wrote a book called ‘the communist manifesto’ in 1848. In these books is where the ideologies of capitalism and communism can be seen broken down. The main… Continue Reading →

The sunlight touches everything and gives it a warm embrace. The air has a perfumed scent and the seats are plush. Every surface is dustless. All the polished metal shimmer as to demand your touch. You walk to the seats and sit…. Continue Reading →

Genesis 2:7 – “And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” Personification – How has personification been used in this poem to enhance meaning?… Continue Reading →

After Caesar is assassinated by the senate, Anthony shows a front to the conspiritors to make sure they don’t kill him. ‘Fulfil you pleasure’ Anyhony tells them to do as they wish and that he want stand in their way… Continue Reading →

‘This Flesh is mine’ is a play written by Brian Woodland. In the play Brian interlinks two stories into one play. The story of Achilles, the greatest Achaean soldier and the conflict between Israel and Palestine. Brian seamlessly changes the… Continue Reading →

Shakespeare’s tragic characters are all fundamentally flawed. It is this weakness that leads to their downfall. Caesar’s ego is presented through the majority of  play, therefore his fall is greater. Shakespeare uses metaphorical rhetorical question to present the assassination of… Continue Reading →