… two lovers, Romeo and Juliet was caused not so much by their own flaws as outside influences or forces. In most other Shakespearean tragedies, the tragedy occurs because of certain faults in the characters personalities but in 'Romeo and Juliet' the…

… Western Front is appalling, unbearable and horrendous, as depicted in the novel "All Quiet on the Western Front" by Erich Maria Remarque. This was because of many reasons, such as the unsanitary living conditions that the soldiers had to endure, the…

… from INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SOURCES into information in an APPROPRIATE FORM to managers at DIFFERENT LEVELS in an organisation to enable them to make effective DECISIONS or to MONITOR/CONTROL the performance of their employees. Information comes from…

… utmost controversy and debate in both the philosophical community and in the general public. There are people that believe that abortion is never permissible in any circumstance. Others believe that abortion is always and only permissible if the mother…

… me. Although the room was extremely bright it did not help my mood. The vivid green walls were closing in around me, preventing me from breathing. I gasped and squeezed my purple knees up against my heaving chest. The colours were swirling around in…

… and unforgettable plays. One of them, which is mainly known for how the author uses different disguises so the characters achieve their goal, is known as The Taming of the Shrew. Three examples of disguises, which can be observed in the play,…

… Othello takes the word of an alleged trusted man, that his new bride has deceived him. Betrayal and manipulation lie at the heart of Othello and the jealousy destroys them all. This powerful destructive emotion was first suggested by Othello's trusted…

… brilliantly spun a web of lies and treachery which every character quickly became entangled in. Each character played an important role in propelling the wheel of deceit into motion. This can be seen specifically through the actions of Desdemona, Iago,…

… "Othello", in many forms. Othello's love of Desdemona, Cassio's love of Othello, Rodrigo's love for Desdemona, Iago's supposed love of his wife, but more importantly his love of his own fortune. These are but a few of the forms of love that steer and…

… man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife. This first sentence of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" couldn't have prepared the reader better for the rest of the novel. Austen reveals details about her characters through the…