It is very confusing to decipher whether Susanna Kaysen, a character from the novel Girl, Interrupted, belongs in an institution or not. Multiple signs lead a person to believe that she doesn’t belong in an institution. One instance of this is when Susanna carries on conversations she meets in ...

Gender inequality has always been around. Men have been portrayed as the dominant gender since the beginning of time. Although women’s roles have increasingly become more significant throughout history. In Islamic society, women played higher roles than in earlier societies such as Ancient Chin...

Both Rebecca Harding Davis and Frederick Winslow Taylor make poignant arguments about the impact of technological change on human societies and psychologies. In Life in the Iron Mills, Davis critiques technology and the social changes it creates primarily from a Marxist perspective. Her emphasis on ...