Literature
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- Pride & Prejudice - Difficult Marriages
Elizabeth feels that there are disadvantages in the parents? marriage.1. Discuss what disadvantages Elizabeth is talking about?2. How are children affected by difficult marriages?3. ...
- What Could Be Some Of The Reasons For The Migration Of People From Villages To Cities? - Lost Spring By Anees Jung
People move from villages and towns to cities for numerous kinds of reasons. However, one common reason they all have is in my opinion, a chance of better life. Subsequently, when they grow up in villages and small towns they get the idea from their...
- Summary Of The Trees By Philip Larkin
Philip Larkin (1922-1985) is a poet whose work is very popular, despite his reputation for being a pessimistic, death-obsessed and darkly humorous observer of humanity. In this poem, Larkin...
- Arming The Media Against Human Trafficking ...the Unodc, Ilo And Iom Initiative
Two centuries after the abolition of slave trade, in which over 10 million Africans were sold to Europe and the Americas like beasts of burden, Nigeria is still losing thousands of her citizens to the illicit and dehumanizing trade in form of human...
- Nlng Prize Shortlist: I Feel Ecstatic! - Obi-obasi
The fact that Chinyere Obi-Obasi, a graduate of English Language/Literature and Law, is a writer of no mean repute has just been confirmed by her book, The Great Fall, being shortlisted for the 2011 Nigeria Liquified Natural Gas, NLNG, Prize for Literature....
Literature
Would you agree that promises made to the poor children are rarely kept? Why do you think this happens in the incidents narrated in the text? - Lost Spring by Anees Jung
Promises made to the poor children of this world are astonishingly a lot but they are rarely kept.Governments Charities and at even international levels can't keep their promises. They promise to provide healthy lives, education, protection against child abuse, exploitation and to help them combat against diseases. Yet it is estimated that 246 million children are engaged in child labor. Parents exploit children's childhood which affects their adulthood. Thus crimes are common in slum areas.
As mentioned in the text, slum societies completely exploit children, generation after generations. Millions of girls are domestic servants and still millions are sex workers. Regardless of what situations may look like there always remains hope in their eyes that one day someone will get them out of it and lit the light. Perhaps that would be not someone from the outside but rather someone among them. But most would be like Sahed and Savita as mentioned by the author.
- Pride & Prejudice - Difficult Marriages
Elizabeth feels that there are disadvantages in the parents? marriage.1. Discuss what disadvantages Elizabeth is talking about?2. How are children affected by difficult marriages?3. ...
- What Could Be Some Of The Reasons For The Migration Of People From Villages To Cities? - Lost Spring By Anees Jung
People move from villages and towns to cities for numerous kinds of reasons. However, one common reason they all have is in my opinion, a chance of better life. Subsequently, when they grow up in villages and small towns they get the idea from their...
- Summary Of The Trees By Philip Larkin
Philip Larkin (1922-1985) is a poet whose work is very popular, despite his reputation for being a pessimistic, death-obsessed and darkly humorous observer of humanity. In this poem, Larkin...
- Arming The Media Against Human Trafficking ...the Unodc, Ilo And Iom Initiative
Two centuries after the abolition of slave trade, in which over 10 million Africans were sold to Europe and the Americas like beasts of burden, Nigeria is still losing thousands of her citizens to the illicit and dehumanizing trade in form of human...
- Nlng Prize Shortlist: I Feel Ecstatic! - Obi-obasi
The fact that Chinyere Obi-Obasi, a graduate of English Language/Literature and Law, is a writer of no mean repute has just been confirmed by her book, The Great Fall, being shortlisted for the 2011 Nigeria Liquified Natural Gas, NLNG, Prize for Literature....