You will prepare and submit a term paper on The Catcher in the Rye. Your paper should be a minimum of 500 words in length. But if we look closer, we’ll come to understand his negative outlook and bitterness toward life shows his fears and frustrations in life. At a young age, he had experienced the cruel side of life when his brother died, and when he witnessed what he calls phoniness of the world. In one phony situation, Holden described his former headmaster, Mr.Haas as the phoniest bastard he ever met. “On Sundays, for instance, old Haas went around shaking hands with everybody’s parents when they drove up to school. He’d be charming as hell and all. Except if some boy had little old funny-looking parents” (Salinger, 14. ch. 2). Holden’s experience of hypocrisy makes him view adults as superficial, insincere, and guilty of a lot of things that’s why he always quit school or gets expelled. His attitude is caused by his disappointment with the people surrounding him.

In his encounter with the nuns, Holden displays his dismay of the irony of life but at the same time shows his good heart. The line “I hate it if I’m eating bacon and eggs or something and somebody else is only eating toast and coffee. They let me give ten bucks as a contribution” (Salinger, 110. ch. 15). He is greatly depressed with the unfair world and feels sorry for the victims but somehow also feels guilty that he is a privilege while others suffer. He shows here he’s not totally a pain in the society but a boy who cares and wants to do something but just don’t know how and where to start.

Various situations in the story show his loneliness. His meeting with an old schoolmate, Luce tells that he is in a crisis. He said to Luce, “Listen, hey Luce. You’re one of these intellectual guys. I need your advice” (Salinger,144. ch. 19). He comes to a point that he is so confused he no longer trusts his own choices. His desperate need to talk to somebody pictures a troubled almost lost boy seeking help and guidance to cope up with the confusing fast-changing world. He needs someone to make him understand why and what is going on in the world

It is normal for a growing kid to get confused and sometimes deviate from the right path. Holden is no different from them. He may be strange and despicable sometimes but you cannot blame him for acting the way he did. Some factors pushed him to do such things. Every youth will pass a stage in life where they will be challenged, will rebel, get frustrated, or fall into the dark and yet they can’t explain why. Holden is not one of those delinquents that would likely end up in jail nor is he setting a bad example to the youth. He is smart, worries about his future, and cares about the world. He is simply an immature adolescent going through an identity crisis, frustrated by the negative things he sees around him. Young people like Holden need not to be condemned but given the utmost care and understanding.

I will pay for the following article The Role of Women in African Society. The work is to be 12 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. According to various kinds of literature published on development issues by The International Monitory Fund and the World Bank, the conditions of African women living in Sub-Saharan Africa is probably the bleakest on earth (Blackden 34)

One cannot but recoil in shock and revulsion at the way women have been facing the twin trauma of being denied their basic human rights that every nation is supposed to guarantee to their citizens and the misfortune of being subjugated with callous disregard and disrespect in their own families. For many African women, daily life is a nightmarish reality and sheer horror, with diseased and impoverished children and community living in appalling conditions. To add insult to injury, African women customarily face the demeaning prospect of being abandoned by their husbands whose behavior could even unreservedly turn violent. Recent observations in Africa reveal that it is not uncommon for a woman to be banished from their homes and even community, resulting in untold pain, suffering, and humiliation to the woman. (Blackden 34).

Nevertheless, the story does not always end in despair and tragedy.

The story revolves around Ramatoulaye, a prototype of the writer herself, and the enigma and frustration she goes through as a result of abandonment by her husband for a younger girl who happens to be his daughter’s friend. The consequent events in the story poignantly weaves the destiny of a woman who prefers to stay back by her errant husband’s side enduring the trauma and finds solace in her religion which she faithfully follows in spite of the ordeal she is made to undergo in a society claiming to follow the very religion she also adheres to. While the author portrays Ramatoulaye’s stoic handling of her unfortunate situation, she also goes a step further and provides a dash of rebellion by the character of Aissatou, Ramatoulaye’s friend, who divorces her husband and migrates to the United States to pursue a more cheerful and rational environment.&nbsp.

Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on american political arena and labor Paper must be at least 1000 words. Please, no plagiarized work! There is no unity and consensus between the union leaders. The most panic event is while labor has played a major role in U.S. politics for at least 70 years, union workers are not united in their political choices. In “Race, God, and Guns: Union Voting in the 2004 Presidential Election,” Donald Beachler explains that a substantial percentage of white union members vote for Republican candidates. 37% of voters in union households in 2000 and 40% in 2004 voted for Republican candidates. Again, 46.8% of white voters in union households voted for President Bush in 2004.

From a practical point of view, due to some inherent beliefs and rituals like abortion, gay rights, gun control and prayer in school, many white workers prefer the Republican party and choose themselves to be turned as Republican. Again, once it was unimaginable in the south to think that any party except the Democratic party would win the majority or secure the mandate of the people. But, historically, after Democratic President Lyndon Johnson pushed through the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act in 1964-65, the Republican Party has had great success in becoming the party that most southern whites identify with.

Democratic politicians have some inherent traits.&nbsp.It is an established practice in America that No Democratic candidate can ever completely disavow unions, but Clinton’s strategy was to distance himself from unions and to embrace the conservative economic policies of the Democratic Leadership Council in order to appeal to suburban white middle-class and upper-class voters. The Democratic leaders are also seen to be rigorously prone to social welfare and economic reforms rather to adopting strategies spoiling the force of the country’s economy.&nbsp.&nbsp.

You will prepare and submit a term paper on The Process of Creation an Art Project. Your paper should be a minimum of 2250 words in length. I chose pictures of the sea in varying states, from calm seas to violently stormy seas showing differing color intensities. For the land I chose some pictures showing greenery and beautiful landscapes, placing these on a small fraction of the land sections. I decided against using any animal pictures as this were not quite in line with what I was planning. The rest of the land section I covered with pictures of factories, large buildings and garbage to show the dire situation that our land is in. The more fuming the factory scenes were the better! I also have pictures of pipes leading to the seas, showing how industrial and domestic activities are polluting our earth. I put a lot of effort into the selection of the pictures, a time-consuming process. I shaped all the continents while continuing with the cube style. It was difficult to use cubes for the continents. Some were not too co-operative, but I am pleased with the final outcome. The style I chose for my work was largely influenced by the works of artists David Hockney, who chose photographs for collages as well as Camille Zakharia for the cube technique. I was also greatly influenced by Charles Fazzino who works with 3-D in Styrofoam as I have done here. This meant that I had to cut the pictures to exact sizes before I could use them. I also overlapped them slightly so that each picture became a part of the next and did not stand out individually.

To show how the situation we are in today is largely due to the work of our own hands, I created plaster tips of my own hands. This was difficult as the gimps kept breaking or cracking until I ran out of the tips issued at school. I replaced these with a cheaper quality jip that did not work so well. This process took up much of my time and effort. There is need to continue practising Continuing the cube approach as well as the good and evil theme, one of the hands (the ‘good’ or nature one) is covered with cubed photographs of greenery and beautiful things such as plants and flowers to represent the progress made by environmentalists in trying to save the earth. I also chose some greenery to go around the base of the hand. This had to be as beautiful as possible to draw a person to the loveliness that can be achieved when one nurtures nature. The ‘bad’ hand is covered by similar pictures to those covering the land spaces on the globe. These represent all the evil work that man continues to do to the planet. In contrast to the good hand that is cradling the earth, the bad hand ‘claws’ into the earth, tearing it apart and causing destruction. Part of me wanted to tear the pictures around the claws, maybe make it a little rough but I was not sure I could pull it off so I left it for when I have greater confidence and time. The hand is covered in garbage and dump heaps. This hand also has pipes leading to the background filled with space pictures.

In contemplating this stage, I chose to do this so that I can show the balance that earth hangs in the solar system as well as the destructive consequences of man’s activities with time. The pipes are a reflection of the influence of our activities on polluting the solar system. On the other hand, the balance of the earth lies in our hands and that is why the nature hand cradles the earth.