WWI and Anxiety 
.... It is also successful in inspiring the
reader to
pursue certain subjects at greater length in future research, particularly the works of philosophers and ....
(1064
4
)
Paul's Letter to Christians of Rome
.... religion, or textual analysis, for it offers much of all three and at the same time includes citations so that the interested
reader can
pursue these issues by ....
(797
3
)
Betty Friedan's View of Women & Work
.... it is vital for the survival of society itself that women
pursue their own .... Hyperbole can be effective in shocking the
reader into an awakening with respect to ....
(1582
6
)
Annie Dillard's The Chase Narrative writing allow
.... make her story seem more real, but they also encourage the
reader to remember .... end, the young Dillard describes the angry man's determination to
pursue her and ....
(875
4
)
Annie Dillard's The Chase Narrative writing allow
.... make her story seem more real, but they also encourage the
reader to remember .... end, the young Dillard describes the angry man's determination to
pursue her and ....
(871
3
)
Prejudice Against Women's Intelligence
.... raging misogynist who abuses the name of science in order to
pursue his hatred and fear of women. As little as Broca's measurements mean to this
reader, it is ....
(2699
11
)
Petronius' The Satyricon
.... The
reader must keep in mind that everything that Petronius writes is self .... and pretensions of "literature," Petronius allows himself to
pursue any perversion he ....
(1514
6
)
"Women's Brains," the essay by Stephen Jay Gould
.... order to
pursue his hatred and fear of women. Alas, Gould mentions Aristotle only that one time. As little as Broca's measurements mean to this
reader, it is ....
(1657
7
)
Live Your Dreams
.... style ideas and examples from his and others' lives to keep the
reader awake and .... not always present us with an ideal situation in which to
pursue our dreams. ....
(1544
6
)
The Inspirational Book, Live Your Dreams
.... style ideas and examples from his and others' lives to keep the
reader awake and .... not always present us with an ideal situation in which to
pursue our dreams. ....
(1544
6
)
Comparison of Jay & Nick in The Great Gatsby
.... a self-loathing and profound insecurity, and in the end
pursue illusion over .... Fitzgerald is ostensibly giving the
reader the message that this group of people ....
(2152
9
)
Evita and Child of the Dark
.... as if it were a "sacrifice," when in fact she was far too ill to
pursue such ambitions (Fraser and Navarro 147). She seems to this
reader a thoroughly self ....
(1706
7
)
Evita and Maria as Powerful Women
.... as if it were a "sacrifice," when in fact she was far too ill to
pursue such ambitions (Fraser and Navarro 147). She seems to this
reader a thoroughly self ....
(1721
7
)
This study will compare Oroonoko in Aphra Behn's
.... view of Bigger with the
reader's internal perspective, Wright has made the portrait of Bigger's character complex and tragic. He is not free to
pursue his own ....
(2180
9
)
Jean Toomer's Novel "Cane"
.... shifts to the failure of men to achieve connections with the women they
pursue. .... Orphan-woman" so obviously reflects his own dilemma, that the
reader is moved ....
(1935
8
)
Analysis of a Long Running Newspaper Strike
.... Keil also leaves the
reader with disturbing questions about which directions communities ought to
pursue in their own best interests. ....
(1428
6
)
Structure of Communication Behavior
.... these behavior categories comprise, instead apparently assuming that the
reader will have .... of the cylinder model is the idea that negotiators can
pursue each of ....
(1860
7
)
The Poetry of Robert Frost
.... believable pictures of the landscape itself so as to convince the
reader of the .... possibly meaning death) and his desire for life and need to
pursue and fulfill ....
(1933
8
)
A Personal Matter
.... the doctor to be killed, and then sets off for Africa to
pursue a fantasy .... This
reader finds it difficult to believe that Bird will truly and finally, once and ....
(1695
7
)
The Third World
.... but at the same time, what is provided serves as a good overview of the issues involved and suggests ways in which the
reader might
pursue these matters ....
(2393
10
)
Jack Katz, in Seductions of Crime
.... to regard criminals as special, at times almost religious characters who
pursue the same .... he predicts that his book may "violat[e] the
reader's sensibilities" (3 ....
(1520
6
)
"Think and Grow Rich"
.... are highly charged emotionally in order to encourage the subconscious to
pursue this goal .... He instructs the
reader to include a number of other people in the plan ....
(2153
9
)
Analysis of Emily Dickinson's Poem #732
.... From the feminist perspective, the poem gives the
reader sad insight into what is lost .... life demonstrates her belief that a woman--or a man--must
pursue his or ....
(1316
5
)
Views of Society and Gender
.... Paley seeks a more emotional impact and more involvement on the
reader's part in .... humor: "Neither do I," answered Yossarian, who was ready to
pursue him through ....
(1332
5
)
The Rules of Business
.... They set out exercises intended to help the
reader identify his dreams and come up with ways to effectively
pursue those dreams (47). ....
(1351
5
)
Theme of Fate in Native Son
.... view of Bigger with the
reader's internal perspective, Wright has made the portrait of Bigger's character complex and tragic. He is not free to
pursue his own ....
(1624
6
)
The Road Not Taken
.... of all the major decisions each person makes in life: to
pursue an education .... He ends on a wistful note, reminding his
reader that every choice has consequences ....
(1130
5
)
Three Works Based on Quests
.... book proves true to the warning, of sorts, which he gives the
reader at the beginning: Ye who listen . . . to the whispers of fancy, and
pursue with eagerness ....
(1599
6
)
Gays Right to Serve in the Military
.... Steffan's personal commitment to that struggle wins this
reader's total support. .... utterly immoral and inhumane nature of the profession he sought to
pursue as a ....
(1350
5
)
Moral Codes in Literature
.... are always and only ends--but this remains an ideal unless the
reader's good will .... it is possible to defy the injustice of the world and to
pursue justice and ....
(4065
16
)
