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Poe's New York in the 1840s
Note Poe's attention to details of place and the ways that his descriptions evoke moods as well as images.
How to Teach English to Koreans
Whether you're teaching children or adults, teaching English to Koreans can be a challenging task; however, it doesn't have to be daunting. Be patient as you teach, since most children won't understand the language right away. English, for some, is a complex language to learn. Be confident that over
How To Learn Spanish For Your Work
There are a lot of reasons why individuals pick to learn Spanish, be it to satisfy a language requirement within school. To live abroad in a Spanish-speaking country or just for something new to do.
What's the Difference Between the Pronouns 'I' and 'Me'?
A guide to the commonly confused first-person pronouns "I" and "me": answers to practice exercises.
How To Conjugate Your Favorite Spanish Verb
If you're want to know how to conjugate a verb in Spanish, you've come to the right place.
John Stuart Mill's Classic Essay on Virtue and Happiness
Philosopher John Stuart Mill relies on strategies of classification and division to defend the principle that "happiness is the sole end of human action."
The Disadvantages of Ethnographic Research
Ethnographic research is a widely accepted form of study in the fields of anthropology and other social sciences. Ethnographic research often entails both observation of a single culture as well as participation in a culture's activities. The main objective of ethnographic research is to describe an
Euphony in Prose
Euphony is the harmonious arrangement of sounds in a text, whether spoken aloud or read silently.
Norman Mailer on Writers and Writing
In the more than 300 interviews given by Norman Mailer over a long career, he freely expressed his views on a broad range of topics. Here we've extracted a few of his comments on writing: on the fear of writer's block (and how to overcome it), the nature of style, the relation between fict
How to Learn Languages in 3 Months
Learning new languages can be challenging, but fun. Mastering a second language can open up opportunities to advance your education or career, and will also allow you to gain a deeper understanding of a new culture. There are many resources available to study a new language. If you need to learn a n
What Is the Meaning of Scapegoating?
Scapegoating, or the act of making a scapegoat of someone, is defined by Webster's Online Dictionary as the act of unfairly blaming or punishing a person or group of people for the errors of others. Scapegoating may happen within a family, at school, in the workplace or in a country. Scapegoating al
Bourré - Mot du Jour - French Word of the Day
What does the French word bourré mean? How is it pronounced and used?