Marriage

Jane Austen is the one of English writer in the return to nature. She is one of the popular novelist in that movement. She has published six novels, they are Pride and Prejudice, Sense and, Sensibility, Emma, Mansfield, Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. She has her own styles in her novels, Read more…

In Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment, there is a conflicting stance on how morality and crime tie in together. Raskolnikov goes through a journey of self-discovery ties in with his moral views, known as the “Extraordinary Man Theory.” He uses this theory to justify him murdering Alyona Ivanovna and Lizaveta, Read more…

William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet was often times enveloped in mystery where the character morals were deeply in question throughout the play. Gertrude is one of many characters on where her innocence throughout the play is easily questionable. Her relationship with Claudius instantly sparks the question of whether she herself married Read more…

Do you often find yourself in bed unable to get yourself to sleep? If you do, how long do you find yourself tossing from side to side? An hour, two or even three? At times your bed may even become very warm or uncomfortable and you begin to think that Read more…

Passionate instincts can overtake us within the blink of an eye. Guilty feelings will wash over, and soon take control of us. We’re propelled on an exciting, dangerous bender which could potentially destroy everything. Throughout history, humans have given into our polygamous nature through the act of infidelity, and men Read more…

During the Nineteenth Century, women and men’s roles became very defined throughout this era. Men used to commute to work in factories or in coal mines whereas women would stay at home to do domestic work because they were considered the weaker gender. As well as this, women were unable Read more…

Subhash and Bela goes to Calcutta to meet his mother as he misses his father’s last journey. When they return from Calcutta they were terrified to find out that Gauri had fled away. Gauri leaves a note to Subhash in which she praises him as a perfect father and can Read more…

Here, Husband insisted that the house was purchased with the title of joint tenancy, thus, it’s community property. The wife asserted that the reason of buying with the title of joint tenancy was advised by realtor because of tax. When she took the house, husband consented verbally that the house Read more…

Shakespeare’s characterization of Hamlet is perhaps his most revered composition. Hamlet, a Danish prince, returns home only to be struck by the news of his mother’s marriage to his uncle Claudius just two months after his father’s death. He terms this as an atrocious act of incest. A ghost of Read more…

Every country has its own constitution which makes several laws and rights for the  people of that country in order to maintain the  discipline and peace in the community among people. Human rights are created so as to protect every person irrespective of their caste, race, religion or any other Read more…

Henrik Ibsen once stated that “A woman cannot be herself in the society of the present day which is an exclusively masculine society…”. Compare and contrast the significance of marriage as a form of social control in A Doll’s House and The Yellow Wallpaper in light of this view. In Read more…

various interest-groups trying to mould the legal system according to their needs and so as to protect their interests.15 In a conflict model law is a social product while in the consensus model law is more of a social force. The role of sociological jurisprudence in a conflict model is Read more…

Charlotte Bronte wrote the victorian novel Jane Eyre with the intention to tell the story of how a seemingly mere governess, Jane Eyre, managed to challenge the notion of what a conventional woman during the victorian era was capable of accomplishing with sheer courage. Jane tells her story through a Read more…

Introduction   ?Suicide is an important public health issue that revolves around biological, social, economic and psychological issues. Experiences of sexual abuse, emotional and financial turmoil, depression, stress and other societal social problems the leading causes of suicide worldwide. This essay will outline and discuss evidence regarding disparities in suicide rates Read more…

The Enlightenment may be termed both a period and a process. Periodically, it spanned the mid-seventeenth to early-nineteenth centuries and, simultaneously, it describes a process undergone by man to employ his own understanding. At the fount of Enlightenment thought was an emphasis on the independent use of reason. In line Read more…