Essays on War of the Worlds

The theory of the existence of life on planets other than Earth has been debated for thousands of years. The fifth century BCE atomists Leucippus and Democritus are credited as two of the earliest advocates of the theory of extraterrestrial life. The theory of Martians,...

Space is one of the most fascinating unknowns in our natural world. While many may not consider this an unknown, the vastness of space will never be fully uncovered due to it being never-ending. It goes on and on and we only have a mere...

 Could you imagine a world where people are herded like cattle, branded, and then used for selfless, personal, gain? In addition, could you fathom those same less fortunate and subjugated people, not having the ability to fight back, despite their best intentions. In the brief...

Literature has seen some of the most tyrannical characters of all time. The exploration of “totalitarian mindsets has been examined since the writing of Shakespeare’s powerful villains. Subsequently, both H.G Well’s “The War of the Worlds” and George Orwell’s “1984” present the influences power can...

 Written in the year 1898, by H.G Wells, the novel war of the Worlds, is totally based on the future perspectives ahead of the 19th century regarding the new things that were discovered by people in terms of rapidly changing world in that era. The...