The Earth In Trust Book Report

One of the oldest books the Epic of Gilgamesh gives us a view on how the old civilization Mesopotamia and its people were it roots back to the year 2000 B.C.E. The book starts off by the King Gilgamesh sending a temple-prostitute to tame a wild man named Enkidu who acted like an animal in the grasslands. The temple-prostitute then sexualy charms him to win Enkidu’s trust. then convinces him to go back with her to the city. She then clothes him and teaches him how to eat cooked food and brewed beer and how to bathe. By her words it shows how the mesopotamians lived.

The thing about this book that made me want to read the novel was the very simple idea that was ran with in the

the book is appropriate for a certain age group. For reasons like; sexual content, violence, offensive

To start of, Prostitution in the novel is not much mention very often but bearly uses the word “tart” and describes her mostly of a lonely woman than a prostitute instead. There’s also the use of bad words but is not to be alarmed since it's written and not directed to very important but then we forget they’re there. Violence is a bit horrific but not to the point it gets

The alien's have not meddled with the destruction of a civilization in millions of years, but they found they could not allow the complex human being to become extinct. However, because humans are intelligent to a fault without actively questioning authority and have a tendency to be

The short stories “The Fate of the Poseidonia,” The Star Stealers,” “The Conquest of Gola,” and “A Martian Odyssey” are all centered on themes of space exploration and material desires. While the first two stories capture alien creatures’ quest to heist Earth’s resources, such as water and sunlight, the latter two stories depict human interests in seizing aliens’ property like land and healing crystals. Although some depictions of human-alien relations represent the groups’ ability to establish friendship and acquaintance, these relations are largely rendered hostile due to the greed harbored by one group to the other’s belongings.

Have you ever thought of your world being invaded by aliens? There are similarities and differences between characters and events between these two texts, The War of the Worlds and “Zero Hour”. Both invasions discuss characters trying to help each other and show how martians are using machines to take over the world.

I am questioning why the alien hosts would take over other species bodies in order to protect the earth.

It is pronounced that Earth First! Is a verb, not a noun therefore their tactical choices are always direct action (Earth First! Journal). Intelligence agents have drawn associations between these groups as they are organized non-hierarchically that have embrace the tactics of public demonstrations. With their structure being non-hierarchical they reject highly paid professional staff and a formal leadership method (Earth First! Journal). A form of public demonstrations that they are known for being tree sitting, but when that doesn’t stop them they tend to convey direct action. Direct action, meaning to them the personal, spiritual, and strategic efforts to defend the Earth (Earth First! Journal). Earth First! Is defined by action. They say

I have watched pornography before and I’m not afraid or ashamed to admit that. While there are some scenes that actually depict the fantasy of rape or torture, I feel that is more of a minority in comparison to the degradation aspect of the adult entertainment industry. These women are meant to be lusted over and sometimes in those moments of lust they are made to do things that do not scream decency. I agree with the aspect presented in the book.

“I wrote this book as a blueprint for healing. I wrote this book to end the silence . . . It’s for people who have been through terrible things and need hope and support...” (My Record Journal) Likewise, some out-of-context pages can deemed inappropriate when not explained fully. Pages 217 and 218 describe sexual abuse and aforementioned molestation which is one of the many deep secrets revealed in the novel. As earlier in the novel, the protagonist witnesses rape which was not intended for sex but for violence. Albeit, mentionings of drugs and alcohol, that can not be regarded as harmful for young readers because of lack of great detail and vaguefulness experience. These topics should not entitle the novel as bad and it should be read for the symbolism and meaningful

Renowned author Pearl S. Buck was born in 1892 in Hillsboro, West Virginia. Her childhood as well as her nuptial life was spent in China in which she obtained crucial material that would later inspire her novels upon life in China; the impoverished society in which she resided allowed her to truly glimpse the struggles of the common man as well as the aristocratic society. With the publication of her second novel, The Good Earth, Buck gained recognition through the Pulitzer Prize and the Howells Medal. Buck then received the Nobel Prize in literature, the first American woman to receive such. Upon Buck's return to the United States, she expressed her passion in American civil rights and women's rights, establishing numerous associations and

The Earth Charter consisted of ideals that helps sustain human development. In reflection, this Charter contains hold many of the beliefs I hold. What this Earth Charter means to me is an ethical structure that serves to improve the community and our future in whole. From what I’ve read, this Charter consists of respecting multiculturalism, human rights, and the ecological system.

This story of tri-pod aliens invading Earth has been seen in film adaptations over and over again since Byron Haskin’s 1953 movie of the same name. Some related films have been made that focus on The War of the Worlds radio broadcast, such as The Night That Panicked America Before I read The War of the Worlds for class, I was much more familiar with the Orson Welles 1938 broadcast and the films based on the novel. The chaos caused by the radio broadcast has always fascinated me, and has also fascinated others. The radio broadcast has been remade and re emulated several times since the 1938 broadcast. As far as direct film adaptations, the more recent Tom Cruise movie adaptation, from 2005, is probably the most popular film based on the novel. The 1898 story has continued to pop up in slightly altered forms, mainly setting of where the invasion takes place, for such a long time that it feels familiar. For me, reading the book did not feel like a new experience. I had seen it all before just never in the true form of Well’s novel. Beside strict adaptations of the novel, many ideas and plot points introduced by Wells in his novel are seen in other science

For quite some time, life on earth has been nothing but peaches and cream for several people and because of people who live a non-sustainable life, it has left others with an indistinct outlook on earth’s future. Sustainability to me is doing things that will help prevent harmful things from happening to the environment now and in the future. With the support of the sustainability and more quality ways of living, the Earth Charter is gradually introduced. Through key research I will explain what the Earth Charter is and why it was founded, describe one of its four parts along with the goals and overarching philosophy, and share the impact it has on my life now and in the future.