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…in several characteristics of the myth. First, the role of the female in the relationship between man and gods in each myth is different. Hesiod, for example describes woman as “an evil” created by the gods to punish man for accepting fire. Woman was filled…

…of Hester Prynne. Hester Prynne, the principle character in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, was forced to endure public humiliation. She was condemned for her actions and her punishment was to bear the infamous scarlet letter. She wears…

…. The main subject that creates this order is the sin and the sinner. Dantes hell is divided into parts and in every part we can see that there are sinners which are presented in the same category and their punishments given by the god because of their sins…

…in Thebes. He makes the laws and punishes the ones who break the law. Creon's decision to deny the burial of Polynices body is the central conflict of the story. Creon states, "if I tolerate treachery at home can I crush subversion anywhere in the city" (Antigone…

…there are separate levels that Dante and his guide Virgil go through. For instance, the first level of hell is for people who were good on earth, but were not baptized Christians. Their only punishment is that they are separated from God's eternal glory. The first level…

…be punished for sinning and speaking against the church. The flawed human race invokes conflict and panic throughout Salem; causing innocent lives to be lost and false truth to be believed resulting in tragedy. One of these flaws that plague Salem…

…The punishment for alcohol related offenses during 1970's and the early 1980's was limited to no more than a fine or a night in jail. With so many victims of such a preventable offense, many Canadians were left wondering whether a drunk driver should…

…that the current global era of late Capitalism can be defined by the shift from the Marxist “mode of production” towards a “mode of information”, as well as his discussions around the concept of digitization. Other points of interest beyond these, but nonetheless…

…of capitalism. Having analysed his argument I shall conclude by giving my own personal view of post-modernism and by showing that by its very nature it is virtually impossible to come up with one single all encompassing definition. The term postmodernism…

…an often humorous approach to what he considers the era of globalization. Such political theories as communism, oligarchies, or dictatorial states no longer have validity because capitalism has clearly won out and the new idea that connects all of the world…