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Sample essay – The government does not fulfil its mission completely

I always considered that the government, which consists of elite politicians, is elected to represent national interests and protect people, to prevent wars and maintain national economy.

After analyzing the policy of American government since the Cold War till nowadays I concluded that it’s differ from my conception.

After the Wold War II Berlin was divided into four zones, which were controlled by four superpowers. Later French, British and American zones were integrated into one. Thus east part of Berlin was controlled by the Soviet Union and western, correspondingly by United States and Western Europe. Of course United States pursued their own interests, the most important of them were: – to protect America from the aggression of Soviet Union or “Evil Empire”; – to stop the expansion of communism in the Third World and Soviet zones of influence and to carry out the policy that is convenient for US in these countries; – to provide welfare, security, freedom and liberty for Americans; – to recover world economy in a “healthy” way. But these interests were not completely identical to those of American people and business. I think that American families needed to feel themselves secure, free and independent; they did not want their countrymen to die in military operations. But why only Americans? I think everybody want to live in peace and not to worry about their lives. As for American business, its interests were much closer to political one: during the World War II our industry was mainly aimed at weapon development and production, so when the war ended there were many weapons left in supply. The trouble was that nobody would buy these weapons while peace. The Cold War provided fear of military operations against the “Evil Empire” and its ally. So weapon industry worked very intensively to produce and develop as much weapons as it was possible and then sold it. That is why the Cold War was very profitable for many businesses.

At the last decade of twentieth century the Soviet Union fell and democracy overwhelmed the totalitarianism. So with the end of the Cold War United States achieved several important goals: – the Soviet Union is defeated and it seems that there are no more threats left for America; – expansion of communism stopped; – world economy functions in the right direction and United States can exert influence on it. But new threats for democracy emerge, so new goals and interests arise. These interests are alike old one, but the enemy is not Soviet Union. As for American national interests, they do not change significantly: people want to live in peace and wish everybody the same. Americans do not want our soldiers to kill people and to be killed by other soldiers. Unfortunately United States have many enemies because of it’s policy, what is a dirty and cruel game, where everybody is pursuing his own interests and often not paying attention to interests of other. American economy and business prosper, so it can be inferred that economics’ interests are still close enough to the policy that is carried out by US.

In conclusion I want to summarize my points: – since the beginning of the Cold War American National interests are different from the policy of US, but the government tries to make an impression that they are identical; – business is business and it often does not want to care about ethical and moral side of it’s activities; American economics’ interests almost coincide with policy since the beginning of the Cold War and now the situation is the same; – although the Cold War ended interests of United States did not change much, because new enemies of democracy emerge (or invented), and these interests will always cross with the interests of others and thus there will always some threats for America. The government does not follow its mission out because its interests are not identical to national one.

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Stairs to The Goal Essay

It was one of the happiest moments in my life.  And yet, one of the saddest.  Something was missing from my life and that was spoiling my happiness.  That day I won my first piano competition and was standing in the middle of the stage with all lights shining down at me.  It seemed like the center of the Universe was somewhere there.  I saw hundreds of faces in the audience and heard the applause.  But there was just one face I wanted to see more than anything else.  But my Dad was not there.  He who supported me throughout all of my life in good moments and bad was not there for me.  He was half the way across the world, there, in China, when I needed him the most.  He could not share the happiest day of my life.  All the other prize-winners were waving to their parents.  And I was ready to cry.  I put my hand in a pocket and found something worthy of Thoreau’s advice.  I had my necklace with a jade bamboo in the pocket, and it made me feel so confident and assured in my success, as if my Dad was there, proudly smiling and patting me on a shoulder.

     Dad was with me smiling happily, when I got principle’s award “best student of the year.”  He was sharing joy with me when I was awarded diplomas for Beijing State writing, Math, and English competitions.  He was never so proud, I guess, as when I received major’s award for being the best student in my school.  The schoolmates and teachers nominated me for that award.  It was the greatest honor I could receive in school.  And the clearest recollection from those days is my Dad’s pleased eyes. Continue reading

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The Theme of Lacking in Les Murray Poetry Essay

The lacking is one of central themes of Murray’s poetry. The characters of his poems feel they lack something important in their life, the pictures displayed don’t satisfy the viewer and the landscapes lack important details.

In Absolutely Ordinary Rainbow unknown man surrounded by people feels like in a desert. “The man we surround, the man no one approaches simply weeps” and people do not approach him as “the dignity of his weeping holds us back from his space.”  People describe in the poem do not approach each other. Despite they live in the same city, they are like separated by the wall:

…uniforms back in the crowd who tried to seize him

stare out at him, and feel, with amazement, their minds longing for tears as children for a rainbow…

People lack naturalness, lack the ability to uncover their feelings, open their hearts. In “Flight from Manhattan” Murray describes the situation when people lack identity and borrow way of life from other countries. “Little we could love expanded to fill the spaces of high glazed prosperity.” Unfortunately, borrowed identity and culture can not fill in the emptiness in the souls of people and they still feel this lacking.  “Employment and neckties and ruling themes ascended

Into the towers. But they never filled them.” People perform much effort to fill in this lacking but they loose themselves in these attempts and gain nothing but another disappointment.

Natural objects are replaced by artificial things. Like forest in View of Sydeny is replaced:

South and west lie in the treeless suburbs, a mulch of faced flags,

North and partly east, the built in paradise forest.

Characters of the poems suffer, they aren’t able to find the things which make their lives incomplete:

“A man with no past has all too many futures”. When there is no defined purpose of existence all the search makes no meaning and routine actions bring only disappointment. “I take out a book, read a phrase,

Five times – and put the book down.”  The theme of lacking crosses all Murray’s poems like a red line. The characters are not happy and they always lack something – time, money, power but they forget they use them only to forget they lack real human feelings, attitudes and relations.

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Titus Andronicus Essay

The juxtaposition of “civilized” Rome with “barbaric’ Goths

“Titus Andronicus” by William Shakespeare is a remarkable play that is focused on the relationships between people occupying the highest position in the ancient Roman society. In fact, the author skillfully depicts the struggle for the throne and plots of the court of the Roman emperor. However, probably the most striking is the depiction of the norms and standards of life of ancient Romans. In this respect, it is necessary to underline that the attitude of the author to Rome is quite skeptical and it is possible to speak about certain juxtaposition of ancient Rome and Goths, which leads to quite paradoxical conclusion that, as the matter of fact, Rome is not so civilized as it is supposed to be, while barbaric Goths have their own values and understanding of such concepts as honor and morality.

In this respect, it should be said that basically the depiction of the ancient Roman society, namely its ruling elite, by William Shakespeare is quite skillful but, unlike many other works, the author views the life of this elite from inside, i.e. he attempts to depict the intrigues, problems, contradictions, plots that constituted an essential part of the life of the Roman Empire and his court.  At the beginning of the play the traditional view on Rome as a civilized empire seems to be quite strong. In fact, the death of the Roman emperor, the Roman Senate elects a new emperor and the sons of the dead emperor, Saturninus and Bassianus agree to accept the decision of the Senate, even though it contradicts to their father’s will. In such a way, they demonstrate that they are really noble men, they respect traditions and the power of the Senate that was traditionally considered to be one of the major virtues in the ancient Roman society.

However, the newly selected emperor, Titus Andronicus, who actually was nominated the emperor for his long military service and devotedness to Rome and he really deserved this title, refuses to become the emperor of Rome in favor of the elder son of the dead emperor, i.e. in favor of Saturninus. In fact, it is probably from this point where the civilized face of Rome starts to change dramatically, when intrigues and internal conflicts grow more and more significant. In this respect, it should be said that Goths brought to Rome by Titus after the defeat and murder of the Gothic king take an active part in the plots and intrigues that overwhelmed the court of the Roman empire. Titus brough to Rome the wife of the murdered king, Tamora and her three sons, but the way Romans treated them are far from civilized. For instance, Romans sacrifice Alarbus, one of Tamora’s sons, to their gods. This means they simply slaughter him as an animal used for sacrifice. Continue reading

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The Nature of Soldiers Essay

Uncovering the Nature of Soldiers in Tim O’Brien’s “The Things They Carried”

 

The theme of war is probably one of the most popular theme in the world literature, especially in the 20th century when the real value of human life decreased dramatically in the result of the numerous military conflicts which acquired unparalleled scale in the past century. In fact, the 20th century was the time when military conflicts swapped away millions of human life both military and civilian. As a result, many authors realized that human life worth practically nothing that may be traced in works of such outstanding writers of the 20th century as Earnest Hemingway, Graham Green, and many others.

On the other hand, the nature of soldier, who is traditionally perceived as an essential part of the war, was particularly interesting because it was and still is important to realize what the nature of a man, who kills the same living beings without even knowing them, is. In this respect, the work created by Tim O’Brien “The Things They Carried” seems to be particularly noteworthy since in this book the author attempts to uncover the veil that hides the nature of soldiers. At the same time, the author attempts to challenge traditional and a bit stereotyped views on soldiers and raises some questions which are really difficult to answer: what is the real nature of soldiers, can it be uncovered by soldiers’ actions or probably the things they carry may be much more eloquent, and whether soldiers are really soulless, thoughtless murderers, or probably they are martyrs that readily crucify themselves on the cross of others? Continue reading

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