Essays on Realism

The topic that summarises the supremacy and significance of realism in the field of international relations in the method in which the contemporary nation-state cooperates with an international organisation, principally inter-governmental bodies. Throughout the Cold War, zero-sum game politics govern the worldwide arena, with collaboration…

Analyse of the film ‘saving private Ryan’ concerning the use of sound and how the sound has helped to portray the war. As a case study, we will look at two movies from a different era the 1962 film ‘The Longest Day’ and 1998 ‘Saving…

At the heart of Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart lie the central themes of masculinity, stereotypes, and gender-roles. Written in 1958, the book is aimed at addressing the colonial representation of Africa and the African people in English literature. It tells the story of Okonkwo…

Edward Irving Wortis who is also known as AVI is a very popular American author of young adult and adult novels. He was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1937. He grew up in Brooklyn with his dad, Joseph Wortis. When Edward was a teen,…

Realism’s roots can be found in various works through history from authors such as Thucydides, Machiavelli, Hobbes or Morgenthau. The latest with his book entitled Politics among Nations has been considered as the foundation of realism. It is not until WWI and the following crisis…

 In James’ insightful writing of “The Beast in the Jungle,” the reader is placed on the outside looking into the egocentric mind of John Marcher. The story is centered around Marcher’s obsession over “the sense of being kept for something rare and strange, possibly prodigious…

While considering the realism and naturalism from the perspectives of their representation in the literature works by William Dean Howells, it is essential to refer the author’s philosophical approach toward the society which is viewed by the author from the perspective of ‘art’. In “Criticism…

Expressionism is a movement first formed in Germany in the early 20th century, it started off as art but later went into theatre. Initially expressionism was different to realism and naturalism in theatre so much so that it later influenced practitioners Bertolt Brecht and Erwin…

 Realism is a paradigm because there are many realist thinkers with in realism such as, classic realist and Neorealist, which is broken down into defensive and offensive structural realism. Classic realists believe that’s its human nature and unit level that determines how states behave. Classic…

This suggestive line from a fairy tale “Snow White” represents the disastrous obsession for physical attractiveness, beautiful body and fair skin. Roll back to real life and advertisements and various representations in media harp on women’s preoccupation with formidable attempts at transforming themselves into prototypes…

The preceding chapter gave an overview literature on organizational culture and background of all the variables of the research. This chapter will define the approach to be undertaken in this research, as an introduction to the full research design. As an outcome of the problem…

In the catcher and the rye and little miss sunshine the families are brought together by love and compassion for one another. Salinger uses symbolism to represent the past lives of Holden, olive and phoebe. Growing up isn’t easy but Holden has to leave his…

The study explains the position of Praneshacharya in the novel. Samskara is not only the depiction of orthodox Brahmanism in the community but it has more principles to present through the lens of Felix Culpa Tradition (fortunate fall). Praneshacharya represents the character of Brahmin society…

The works of Dr. Sigmund Freud marks as the cradle for the psychoanalytic literary criticism. The fundamental belief of Freud work was the interlinkage between reading, extraction of text meaning emotional, personal and psychological processes. Within each genre of literature, there exist pointers that provide…

The post-war economy possessed a differing environment of which, Daniel Bell possessed the intention of showing such changes of which was coupled with our culture and politics. Such progression has continued into the sphere of scientific technology consequently becoming an independent source of surplus value….

 First, we need to introduce this age the Victorian, and one of the most important point here is (the child) how they live, and why? In addition, we would write some definitions that would help us to understand our tittle here such as, the child…

 Colson Whitehead and his three time award winer book “The Underground Railroad”, is an action-packed and exhilarating novel. Explaining the historical story of the Underground Railroad in a fictinal but acurate way.. The Underground Railroad was way for slaves become free in the 1800s by…

A haunting and chilling story, Death and the Compass is arguably one of the most intriguing twisted tales in Part two of Ficciones. Ultimately, Borges uses classic structure of detective fiction, but certainly gives it a twist. Lonnrot is the perfect reasoner, who solves the…

The Renaissance was a significant era of cultural rebirth across Europe during the fourteenth through seventeenth centuries. People started questioning ideals taken for granted in previous years. Due to this questioning, an outpouring of creativity and new ideas emerged. Those seeking new answers in Europe…

15th Century Italy was unlike any other place during its’ time. The “rebirth” had given life and vigor to artists and scholars alike. Money flowed through the hands of wealthy Florentines and into the waiting arms of men like Da Vinci, Donatello, and Michelangelo. Commissions…

French sculptor, Auguste Rodin, known for his sumptuous bronze and marble figures, considered by some critics to be the greatest portraitist in the history of sculpture, created one of the most world famous bronze statues to exist, Le Penseur or the Thinker. The 6-foot, 1.8-metre…

The movie starts with the crowd of people in the cafe and with the close-up scene, the audience/ viewers can see that people are emotional. Then, the camera moves to the protagonist where he makes his way towards the counter to order the coffee and…

As a pioneer of the animation industry, Winsor Mccay’s directorial debut Little Nemo and his other well known works such as How a Mosquito Operates  and Gertie the Dinosaur  have guided lots of developments in the production of animations and cartoons. By being born during…

 The infamous black & white film by Roberto Rossellini’s in 1945, Rome Open City is a very misinterpreted film in history. Although Rome Open City is fairly quite good. Unlike ‘pure’ Neo-Realism, it has many sets, two of Italy’s most well known actors from the…

Of the numerous theories of war, neorealist approaches and bargaining approaches are two of the most well-known, respected, and studied theories in the field of International Relations. Realism has been the basis for theories of war throughout history and the theory of neorealism, in regards…

Niccolo Machiavelli dedicated his life to his literature after being released from jail on the charge of conspiracy against the Medici family. Machiavelli wrote The Prince in hopes of influencing future princes on the ideal process of how to control a monarch successfully. He also…

Geography is an ancient study of the study of earth and the life on the earth, covering astronomy, mathematics and philosophy. In ancient times, only specialists studied geography, gradually called a special name called the mother of science. This year, geography was specialized in the…

Realism is roughly one of the oldest international relations theory that promotes the manipulation of an anarchic world to prevent things from blowing up. They believe that war cannot be eliminated but slightly managed and the drawback to global obedience is impossible to reach. Humans…

A well-known practitioner, born in Russia, Konstantin Stanislavski, considered performances that were as realistic as possible. ’’Remember: there are no small parts, only small actors’’. Naturalistic plays are used within theatrical performances to simulate real life. Essentially, the stage time reflects real time by making the set as realistic…

      The Pilgrim’s Progress is a supreme classic novel of the English puritan tradition, it has the power to reach everyone, Christian or not. The novel is written in the late sixteenth century by the author and preacher John Bunyan, an English reformer….