Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar fits easily in the general dramatic structure of the traditional five act play. In each of the acts, they present as one of the parts of the steps of the dramatic structure. Being that Act one represents the Exposition, Act two presenting the rising action, Act...
“nobility” Brutus perceives in regicide is meaningless. When Brutus makes a speech in 3.2, he asks the Plebeians “Had you rather Caesar were liv - / ing and die all slaves, than that Caesar were dead, to live all / freemen?” (3.2.21-23), ignoring the reality for Plebeians. ...
Now, it is known that people who have been rich and famous for some time often lose perspective and empathy, sometimes strikingly, but that’s not universal. And, naturally, people who have always been known to be conservative are also typically grumpy at the changes wrought (or at least e...
The Rubarbe commeth from thence ouer land, by the waye of Percia, because that euery yeare there goeth a great Carauan from Percia to China, which is in going thether six moneths. — Cesare Federici,The Voyage and Trauaile of M. Caesar Frederick(trans. by T.H.), 1588 Caravanmay ...
Religion is vital and so are the religious traditions that are practices all over the world. This paper will describe fundamental mechanism of these religious traditions and their association to the sacred. It will include the critical issues of religion and examples of religious traditions held worl...
According to Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, the term “nationalism” is generally used to describe two phenomena: the attitude that the members of a nation have when they care about their national identity, and the actions that the members of a nation take when seeking to achieve (or sust...
ad nauseam— used to describe an argument that has been taking place to the point of nausea ad victoriam— to victory; more commonly translated into “for victory,” this was a battle cry of the Romans alea iacta est— the die has been cast ...
Like Julius Caesar's Gaul, The Ring of Words is divided into three parts. The first, "Tolkien as Lexicographer," chronicles the tale of the author's deep-rooted interest in philology, going back to when he was about seven and his mother Mabel said that "one could not say 'a green ...
sThe Complete Sherlock Holmes. Morley created the word, they say, and used it to describe Holmes as always being “the infracaninophile—the helper of the underdog.” They write that “underdog” was “a recent American invention” and that Morley “saw the humor of rephrasing a modern ...
I need the Latin 'C' or Bulgarian 'Ц' for that matter.'(TS)enturion' differs from 'centurion', the same goes for 'czar/tsar': [Russian tsar', from Old Russian tsĭsarĭ, emperor, king, from Old Church Slavonic tsěsarĭ, from Gothic kaisar, from Greek, from Latin Caesar, ...