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17836 House in Baja. This paper offers a narrative about a man considering the life of his father.
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17886 Book Review: Meg Luxton and June Corman Getting By in Hard Times: Gendered Labour at Home and on the Job University of Toronto Press Toronto: 2001. 326 pp. This paper is a book review of Meg Luxton and June Corman's Getting By in Hard Times: Gendered Labour at Home and on the Job (2001). It focuses on the implications for women and domestic labour of the downsizing at Stelco Hilton Works (Hamilton) in the 1980s and early 1990s.
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17898 Cash Bentley in John Cheever's, "O Youth and Beauty". John Cheever's work is peppered with themes of alienation from the self and from society. Cash Bentley, the protagonist in Cheever's short story "O Youth and Beauty", is a middle-aged executive who is bent on recapturing his collegiate youth and vigor, and accompanying prowess, by hurdling the furniture in his living room. In the act of leaping, Bentley is transported back in time, in his head only. In fact, as he is leaping, Bentley falls and breaks his leg. But, that symbolic injury does not stop him. Instead, he continues to engage in his fantasy, desperately trying to be young and beautiful again, and finds his end, tragically and ironically, as his wife accidentally shoots and kills him with a starter pistol. This story, like many of Cheever's other works such as "The Swimmer", runs on the theme of a fear of getting old. The characters in these stories grew up and developed their sense of professionalism in the atomic age when men could not be anything but masters of the world. Cash Bentley is a man detached from his age and from himself.
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17908 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. This five-page undergraduate paper summarizes J.K. Rowling's amazingly popular children's adventure novel, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. The author discusses the book's plot, characterization, and fast-paced excitement, and analyzes the reasons why the book appeals to millions of readers young and old.
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17927 A Book Review of Death in Slow Motion: My Mother's Descent into Alzheimer's by Eleanor Clooney. This paper will do a book review on Death in Slow Motion: My Mother's Descent into Alzheimer's by Eleanor Clooney. By analyzing how Clooney took care of her mother, who had the disease, we can assert a rehabilitative analysis on how this book progresses within a biographical context.
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17952 A Review of The Middle Ages by Morris Bishop. A Review of The Middle Ages by Morris Bishop, and the high points that the book has to offer as an historical text. By understanding the author's basis for appraising history, we can see a clear objective information gathering techniques and analysis.
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17954 Norman F. Cantor.An Analysis of The Civilization of the Middle Ages. This paper will discuss the book by Norman F. Cantor, and seek to overview some of the ideas that form his historical evaluation of the Catholic Church in the medieval period. His case for historical validity will be covered here.
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