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and pragmatic completely or partly annihilation of people on the basis of national group, religious, racial or ethnical basis. Scholars interpret the definition of genocide but a legal definition was established by the United Nations in 194...
Le Guin's “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas“ was first published in 1973 in New Dimensions 3 and has been published in many anthologies since. When it appeared for the second time in 1975 as part of her short story collection The Wind's T...
personality. The content of the idea of human dignity, we must, however, turn to the experience of love and friendship, in which the constitution of a person has the most favorable conditions. Here we learn to respond from our own depth of ...
an engraving and accompanying couplet “The Compleat Beau,” depicting a well-powdered man preening in his mirror with the assistance of what Drake calls “an unlucky Rogue of a left-handed Barber, that looks like an ill Omen,” and assures her...
pre-baptismal and baptismal liturgies in the Apostolic Tradition and the Old Gelasian Sacramentary, by describing the role of both sacramental and other signs in these liturgies. Secondly, it focuses on the issues that in what ways did hist...
Daisy Miller (1878) ranks as his first notable success, achieving popularity even a notoriety surpassing anything he had written up to that point in his career. Its vogue helped to usher in the figure of the "American Girl" as a mainstay of...
Horace Walpole's Castle of Otranto Horace Walpole's Castle of Otranto proved crucial to the development of Gothic fiction. As indicated by the book's subtitle, Walpole (1717–97) designed it to provide readers with a romance incorporating a ...