Comparison: Hero or Anti-hero? Over the past couple of months, our literature and composition class has examined and analyzed three classical pieces of literature and compared them to the steps of Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey concept. As we delved deeper into the analyzation process, the most prominent question brought to my attention was whether our three protagonists, Santiago, Edmond, and Odysseus, were heroes or antiheroes. Given, there are many different definitions of the term “hero”, we will
As we all know that Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) was born in1898. Clarence Hemingway is his father, who works as a physician, and loves the outdoors sports. His mother was a devout Christian whose name is Grace Hall Hemingway. She loves music for pro-parents love music too. Hemingway loves hunting, fishing and music. In 1917, the United States joined the World War I, Hemingway wanted to be a soldier, but suffered from eye disease so that he didn’t have the ability to pursue his dream. At the same
earned Bachelor of Laws, cum laude from the University of the Philippines. Sen. Santiago studied in different universities abroad for her post studies where she earned the graduate degrees of Master of Laws and Doctor of Juridical Science from the University of Michigan. She has also went to Oxford University, Cambridge University, Harvard University, University of California at Berkeley, Stanford University. Dr. Santiago is acknowledged for her remarkable record of excellence in all the three branches
Valeriano Weyler herded Cubans into concentration camps. For this, Weyler was called “Butcher” in the American yellow press, which sold a lot of newspapers on the backs of stories about his atrocities. At last, we come to President William McKinley who responded cautiously, with a demand that Spain get out of Cuba or face war. Spain knew that it couldn’t win a war with the United States but, as George Herring put it, they “preferred the honor of war to the ignominy of surrender.” In President McKinley’s