Category: Freedom

  • Concept of Real Freedom in The Metamorphosis and The Bell Jar: Comparative Analysis

    Freedom is always an interesting and important topic. In the United State, every citizen is supposed to be free. According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, citizens have many rights such as freedom to express yourself, right to vote in elections for public officials, and freedom to pursue ‘life, liberty, and the pursuit of…

  • The Understanding Of Freedom In The Film Into The Wild

    Freedom is defined as the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants. With Into the Wild, director Sean Penn explores the true significance of this word and encourages the viewers to question if they are truly free. Released in 2007, Into the Wild is a movie based on Jon Krakauer’s 1996…

  • Freedom and Confinement in the Poem Sympathy by Paul Laurence Dunbar

    Abstract Literature is essentially, an appearance of life through the medium of language. A subaltern may refer to someone who is of low ranking in social, political, or other step. Denoted by a person who is marginalized or oppressed, many subaltern studies writers like Ranajit Guha, Gyan Prakash, Ajay Skaria and Saurabh Dubehad produced so…

  • The Illusion of Freedom in Philosophy

    The ancient Greek story, Oedipus, although slightly disturbing for the modern-day college-student, prompts a very important question: can we escape our fate? Free-will or freedom versus determinism has been a central problem amongst philosophers since Epicurus. Although it may seem to many of us that we are consciously making the choices we are, by our…

  • Alienation of Personal Freedom within Texts by Jo-Leigh Morgan

    George Orwells novel 1984′ and ‘2001: A space odyssey’, a film by Stanley Kubrick, clearly communicates the connections of alienation as protagonists in both texts are monitored by higher authorities. Based on a time where civilization is monitored and the freedom to think differently is punishable. George Orwells 1984 is a novel based in a…

  • Role of Philosophy of Life in Giving Freedom to Be Individual: Argumentative Essay

    The text says that philosophical inquiry can give you freedom. What does this mean? Explain why you agree or disagree with this claim. At the start of life, we have no control. From the beginning, we are placed in the time and location that we are destined to be. We do not determine the generation…

  • Hamlet: Ophelias Freedom in a Patriarchal Society

    Insanity during the Elizabethan Era was viewed as possession by an otherworldly creature. Shakespeare, one of the most famous playwrights of the time, delved into madness and insanity in many of his plays, including Hamlet. Several characters within Hamlet could be considered as mad, most notably Hamlet and Ophelia. While Hamlets every move is documented…

  • The Illusion Of Freedom: Redefining Freedom In The Adventure Of Huckleberry Finn

    Introduction and Problem Statement Since time immemorial, freedom has been a fundamental concept that defines the most sacred rights of life and liberty. The concept proclaims that every human being should have the power to think, speak, and act without any form of restraint. Freedom as a concept has been the heart of the American…

  • The Experience of Freedom in Space

    Freedom is often defined as the power to act, speak, or think without restraint (Oxford dictionaries, 2019). It is undeniable that city life is packed with overwhelming routines and responsibilities. Thus, it is not surprising why a lot of people find ways to experience freedom such as going outside of the city or participating in…

  • How Much Freedom Should Parents Give Their Children?

    According to my opinion parents should give liberty to their children to make the child more sociable and more open but this freedom shouldnt pass the red line, which will make the child spoiled. From a personal experience I know a friend that passed the red line. He was given all the freedom to do…