Essays on Being a Wife

This article clearly outlines the difference between the life of men and women, including their children. In America, many women fulfilled their “responsibilities”, but others felt that their home was no longer considered sacred. Also, women were not being appreciated for their main role which…

This paper summarizes the book The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat by Oliver Sacks and questions the perceptual issues described. This paper explores Sacks’s studies on the musician, Dr. P, and showcases the severity of his visual agnosia through various examples that…

Being the No 1 citizen of the United States isn’t just amazing, it comes with its own hurdles which include fame, power, glamour and the constant scrutiny by the media. Donald Trump has evolved from a rich lineage known for their exceptional business prowess. Born…

Tata Escobar remains an interesting personality for many people because of her marriage to The King of Cocaine. As Pablo Escobar’s wife, Maria Victoria Henao had a troubled heaven. Her husband still regarded as the wealthiest criminal in history provided abundant luxury for her as…

The Canadian case of R. v. Lavallee became extremely influential as it had recognized the Battered Woman Syndrome and allowed it to be admissible as expert evidence. Madam Justice Wilson wrote for the courts that evidently identified and held that the expert evidence is in…

Eliza Hamilton: History, Broadway, and Beyond Hamilton: An American Musical is the Broadway smash-hit based on the story of American founding father, Alexander Hamilton. The brainchild of composer, lyricist, and star Lin-Manuel Miranda, Hamilton chronicles the life, death, and legacy of the titular statesman, along…