... lifetime he wrote many books, one entitled The Republic: Book X, which deals with his opinion of the perfect society. In that book Plato talks about his love for art, but according to him, his perfect society did not have room for art. Plato felt art was useless in society and far from the truth ... in life, while Homer, as we can see in Book Twenty-Two of The Odyssey, based most of his poetry on emotion. Although Homer has withstood the test of time over the past few centuries, his poetry is a prime example of why Plato wouldn't allow him or any other artist as part of his ... descende...

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• Grade Level: High School

... lifetime he wrote many books, one entitled The Republic: Book X, which deals with his opinion of the perfect society. In that book Plato talks about his love for art, but according to him, his perfect society did not have room for art. Plato felt art was useless in society and far from the truth ... in life, while Homer, as we can see in Book Twenty-Two of The Odyssey, based most of his poetry on emotion. Although Homer has withstood the test of time over the past few centuries, his poetry is a prime example of why Plato wouldn't allow him or any other artist as part of his ... descende...

• Word Count: 734
• Approx Pages: 3
• Grade Level: High School

... , daughters, sisters and mothers which they otherwise would not have done. Under any other circumstances women would have never been given such opportunities. The stereotypical housewife was put to the test in World War II, beckoning them to more than just sewing and proper housework. Women were able to help in a variety of ways including running businesses and creating women orchestras ... to go back to normal. Women were expected to go back to babysitting and housework while men expected to resume previous jobs. This really challenged women who had a new-found love and passion for thei...

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The following essay is a test paper I had to write for my advanced English class (foreign language class for me!!) in grade 12. Though I had not enough time to develop a really deep and completed characterization of ... has found out about his carryings-on, he slowly changes his mind. He finally ac-cepts that he has to assimilate to his society and marries Doreen, if not for love, then, for having a secure life (as Doreen possesses a house of her own). Arthur's change of mind could be interpreted as a kind of resignation, but in fact, he seems to have ... ...

• Word Count: 891
• Approx Pages: 4
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: Undergraduate