Philosophical works

Identity The vast world in which we live in today inhabits people with different cultures, beliefs and faith. These uniqueness acts as a foundation to form their own identity that they are proud of. Each individuals have their own perspective on their beliefs and faith, which creates the structure of their own identity throughout their life. There are an abundant amount of novels, movies and plays that clearly demonstrate the uniqueness of identity for people to be inspired of. The play, The Shipbuilder

Good and evil are obviously two polar opposites, but one cannot exist without the other. This applies to many aspects of life and is a common theme referenced in many works of film and literature, one being Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Dr. Henry Jekyll, a well educated, respected, religious man, is the embodiment of good, whilst Mr. Edward Hyde carries an aura that just oozes evil. Although they act as two distinct people, they share a single dichotomic consciousness,

“Identity cannot be found or fabricated with but emerges from within when one has the courage to let go,” (Doug Cooper, award winner 2014 international book award for literary fiction). The quote means that you can’t change identity, you can only find it from within. Identity is different for everyone; it may be that you're shy, popular, or a smart alec. Not one person is the same. Identity affects others’ lives, and we should embrace our identity rather than worrying about changing it.     You may

How does Gieryn understand place? Place have three adequate and necessary features, geographic location, material form, and investment with meaning and value. Geographic is required in place because allows people to appreciate near and far. A place is a unique spot in the universe. Place is the distinction between here and there. Place is a material form whether it is built or come upon. Places are worked by people. Place is an investment with meaning and value, which means without naming, identification

Identity is not present from birth nor can be received like a gift wrapped in parchment and shiny ribbons. Each person has created their own peremptory identity, and each day their identity grows with little bits artfully pulled together. As a mother bird collects sticks and leaves for her nest, a person brings together new bits and pieces to be added to their identity. Indeed, identity is not tangible yet is exhibited by what that person wears, what music they listen to, or how they wear their hair

The Queensland Theatre Company’s Black Diggers’ dramatic meaning is to highlight the racial prejudice that Indigenous soldiers faced in the time period surrounding World War II and call to attention the lack of remembrance and appreciation for Indigenous soldiers actions. The dramatic meaning is effectively portrayed to the audience through the manipulation of the elements of drama, the components of collage drama and acting skills. The dramatic meaning of Black Diggers is communicated to the audience

Individuals often find the definition of identity complex and difficult to comprehend. A balance must be struck between the contending concepts that a person’s identity is founded on how they view themselves, or how others perceive them to be. During the 20th century, strict adherence to archetypal roles was expected. Who an individual was, how they interacted with others, and their status in society, was determined through the judgement of others and subsequently, the archetypal roles they were

Renowned for complicated plot twists, Shakespeare is able to hook audiences through his use of dramatic irony. By definition, dramatic irony is “the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect” ("BBC - GCSE Bitesize: Dramatic Irony." BBC News. BBC. Web. 27 Apr. 2017.). The frequent use of dramatic irony in “Othello” is evident through the use of misplaced trust, symbolism, as well as jealousy and love. Shakespeare’s

What is Identity? In my opinion, identity is who a person is. Each person has a unique identity. Sometimes people’s identities are found in things or other people. As a christian mine is found in Christ. In the novel, Rebecca, by Daphne Du Maurier we see the main character, the narrator, struggle her own identity. She is constantly dealing with herself and her own confidence. The novel starts with the narrator having a lack of identity itself. The narrator does not have a name all we know is

The word identity is defined as the set of personal and behavioral characteristics which define an individual as a member of a certain group. People distinguish themselves from other groups and form their understanding and pride in who they are based on race, ethnicity, religion, language and culture. Throughout the books, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian and American Born Chinese, and the movie Dead Poet Society characters distinguish themselves from their groups in order to find