Essays on Feature of Character

René Magritte and Salvador Dalí created two artworks that represent the same surrealist theme, but visually contrast one another in visual qualities and elements. Despite this, both artworks hold similar creative surrealist themes, though the ideas and context behind them differ. Magritte’s The False Mirror...

Persistence of Memory is a 1931 masterpiece created by Salvador Dali. It is easily recognized as one of his most famous works, and it now rests in the Museum of Modern Art, which has been its home since 1934. The Persistence of Memory marks a...

The Book of the Daniel is one of the latest Hollywood adaptations of an Old Testament account on Daniel. This is an engaging and entertaining Hollywood movie that tells the biblical story of the Daniel and his accounts and activities outside of his land in...

“Do not do unto others what you don’t want done to yourself,” is a teaching that has been kept since Confucius and is a moral code very commonly used and still taught today, it can also be applied in a majority of situations you find...

The living force itself is everlasting, and the universe continues through all of infinity. The reason that the universe is able to endure and continue the way it has been, is because it does not actually live for itself. The same is true of the...

William Shakespeare is a 17th century playwright, notorious for writing plays whose themes are often relevant in today’s 21st century societies. The theme ‘ambition corrupts power’ is seen frequently in modern politics and governments and walks parallel with the theme of ‘greed’. Both themes are...

Scarface, a true American Classic is one of the most viewed and loved movies of the 20th Century. The movie bases itself on the success and downfall, including the poetic justice, of its protagonist, Tony Montana. It relies on the idea that greed eventually destroys...