Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own in comparison with Clark and Bronowski’s works produce different effects on the readers as they each use a different type of media to reach their audiences. Virginia Woolf’s essay seems much more personal Continue reading
It is important for any writer, no matter their skill level, to be in a situation where they feel comfortable enough to concentrate on finding the right words to put on a page. The circumstances something is written under makes Continue reading
In “The Early Christian Preference for the Codex,” by Larry Hurtado and in “The Conversion of Christianity,” by Peter Brown, both authors aim to educate a specific audience about the social and cultural aspects of the rise of Christianity in the Continue reading
In 1891, the game of basketball was created by James Naismith, a teacher at a YMCA in Springfield, Massachusetts. The materials used to play this sport were extremely basic and simple before the game was further developed. The hoops were Continue reading
Completing my college application essay was a difficult task, since I had no previous experience with writing about myself. I did not know how to approach this challenge of genuinely sharing my life without sounding boastful. I realized that I Continue reading
In Navigating Genres, by Kerry Dirk, the formation and function of genres is explained in a unique and stylistic manner with the objective of clearly conveying the message to college students. Throughout Dirk’s essay I found numerous details and Continue reading
My name is Shant and I am from Los Angeles. I like to play basketball and go to the beach. I am currently undeclared, but I am considering to major in either business or psychology. Writing is not one of my strongest Continue reading
