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"About Love" is written by, Anton Chekhov, born in 1860 and died in 1904, who was a Russian dramatist and short story writer. He had studied medicine in Moscow and later combined his studies with writing short stories, and his first book of stories became successful. His works portray upper-class life in pre-revolutionary Russia. He was in

"Purgatory" is a play by W.B.Yeats. In this drama, there are only two characters: a boy and an old man. The old man is the boy’s father. The boy dislikes the old man. They are standing in front of a burned-out ancient house. The house had been owned by the elderly man's parents—his wealthy mother and his money-wasting father. The mother had died while giving

The essay, "Two Long-Term Problems: Too Many People, Too Few Trees," by noted scholar Moti Nissani, is about two distinct yet interrelated long-term problems. These two major problems, which are overpopulation and deforestation, are likely to destroy all life on our planet unless timely actions are taken. In his essay, Two Long-Term Problems, Moti

The Last Voyage of the Ghost Ship was written by Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez and is narrated by an omniscient narrator in a stream of consciousness technique. This story presents the growth of a weak and ordinary boy into a bold and assertive young man. To write this story, the poet uses the stream of consciousness technique. The last voyage of

The poem "The Grandmother" is by the American Indian poet and novelist Ray Young Bear. The poet concentrates on his grandmother and presents her as an all-loving, galvanizing person, as he has tried to manifest his intimate relationship with her by showing deep love, affection, and respect towards her. In his poem, The Grandmother, an American-Indian poet

On August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered (read) "I Have A Dream" to millions of black and white Americans. The speech represents the dreams and hopes of all American blacks fighting for equal rights and freedom. Though the American constitution and the Declaration of Independence have promised equal rights, justice, and freedom to all blacks and

The importance of agriculture has played a key role in determining the country's overall development and expansion. Agriculture was the foundation of civilization, and despite tremendous human changes, agriculture remains vital. It is widely assumed that specific species of beetle, ant, and termite began cultivating crops 60 million years ago due to human