Category: Critical Reflection
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Reflective Essay on Statistics
Public Health England (2017) projected that smoking costs the National Health Service £2.5 billion. A study by ASH Action on Smoking and Health (2016) that smoking costs Cheshire West and Chester £89.3 million a year, nearly £1,673 per smoker per year (Inside Cheshire West and Chester, 2017). When reflecting, the latest statistics report by the…
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Reflective Essay on Women’s Rights
The topic of contrast has been key to U.S. women’s liberation since the commencement of ladies’ development in the United States. At the point when Sojourner Truth, a dark lady, strolled into the predominately white Women’s Convention in Akron, Ohio in 1851, three years after the main Women’s Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, New York,…
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Personal Reflective Essay on Being a Teenager
Stress, stress, stress! It is affecting everyone, including me! I stress about school so much. It was my biggest pressure as a teenager. Most of the time, I feel like I need to be a perfect student. Also, my parents pushed me because they wanted me to be the best student. I always need to…
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Reflections about Race Based on the Documentary Race: The Power of an Illusion (The House We Live In)
Being black in U.S. society means always having to be prepared for antiblack actions by whites in most places and at many times of the day, week, month, or year. Being black means living with various types of racial discrimination from cradle to grave (Feagin, 167). Racial discrimination is still happening today and is…
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Response Essay on Realism
The impulse towards realism is generally seen as a dominant feature of Victorian fiction as it was a movement that deviated from idealistic romantic fiction and portrayed real-life events and situations accurately. In this essay, I will analyze how realism is a dominant feature to a certain extent in Charles Dicken’s Great Expectations and compare…
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The Greatest Showman’: Review Essay
What many films made in recent years fail to draw in both the critics and the audience and trying too hard to make a great production to please their expectations can have a seriously negative effect on the final product even though The Greatest Showman did not win over the critics as hoped, it…
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Essay on ‘Food Matters’ Movie Review
The film Food Matters goes into depth about what we put in our bodies that can increase or decrease our health status significantly. Many officials such as nutritionists, naturopaths, doctors, and journalists give their opinion on what being healthy really means. Food Matters was directed by James Colquhoun and Carlo Ledesma. The film starred people…
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Avatar’ Movie Review Essay
Over the years, there have been many arguments about whether Avatar is science fiction or fantasy. My first thought would be that Avatar is both science fiction and fantasy. The movie starts with pure science fiction, as the humans space traveling many light years to the moon Pandora to mine the very unusual and valuable…
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Cheryl Strayed in ‘Wild’ and ‘Into the Wild’: Comparison Essay
Can people who were a part of society be healed by the power of nature? Ella Park investigates the challenges that humans, who are social an animal may face while they are in nature through the book Into the Wild and the film Wild. In the book Into the Wild and the movie Wild, there…
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Essay on Freedom in ‘Persepolis’
To commence, in Persepolis, Satrapi explores how people adventure captivity and freedom in case they would want to live and have a normal lifestyle while committing acts of revolt against the government or oppressors. Marjane Satrapi lived her early life in Iran, at a few levels during the Islamic Revolution. The governmental modifications were taking…