amybelle1092
Nov 29, 2009
amybelle1092
Nov 23, 2009
Grammar, Usage / A Question about "Voice" - inspired by some helpful feedback from Mayada [25]
I think the writers voice is very important. I read someone else say that its the relationship between the reader and the writer.While reading a book, poem, or an essay its important to get to know the writer, or you will get very bored.
I think the writers voice is very important. I read someone else say that its the relationship between the reader and the writer.While reading a book, poem, or an essay its important to get to know the writer, or you will get very bored.
amybelle1092
Nov 23, 2009
Essays / Marriage for love or money [4]
Marriage for love or for money?
Why do we get married? Is it for love or what a person offers? These are questions you might ask, and get numerous answers. During the middle ages, nobles rarely married because they were in love. It was about whom there parents liked, and what the other person offered. However do people still marry therefore these days? During the middle ages " Marriage was viewed as a command, a sacred bond, even means of personnel fulfillment." (English 1). Some even would go as far as considering marriage a way of life. This being so marriage was a thing in life that everyone was expected to accomplish in their lifetime. Another huge factor was money. An example of noble parents forcing their child to marry is the case of Agnes Stelk " who was beaten up and down the sides of her body, threatened, and terrorized by her guardian until she agreed to the marriage partner he had chosen for her." (Butler 1). During middle ages did not matter if you loved the person you married. What really mattered if your parents loved the other persons money. The parents would simply say you will learn to love them. Parents even went as far as child marriages which were "uniting of youngsters for dynastic, political, and political, and economical purposes. Parents wed them off often before puberty." (Cosman 2). On the other hand peasant girls married around 17 Peasants married for other reasons. Often because they were attracted to one another then they fell in love. Husbands had the final say in all matters. He had complete control over all their wives property by the family. Which he receives through "an agreement known as a marriage pact." (Duby 1). Even his wife was legally his property. Women were not even allowed to divorce their husbands. Until the end of the middle ages, but under certain conditions. Which was " if husbands were convicted of certain crimes or away of long period of warfare." (Resnick 1). To many people, they may say that marriage nowadays is not the same as it was during the middle ages. However the truth is there are a few similarities. Ask yourself, why do we get married? Some say for financial security, and tax purposes. Again that's for money just like the middle ages just not to the extreme. I am not saying people do not get married because they want to spend every moment with this person. Sure everyone wants to fall in love and stay in love forever, but we all want to be financially stable. Another reasons people say is to be with your one true love " to love and to cherish until death do you part." So my question was does marrying for status and money still occur? My answer is I am sure it does happen but it's not to an extreme. Its just one of those things people look for when marrying. Because who wants to marry a bum who your parents cannot stand.
This is my Senior Theme please help me make it a wholee lot better i recieved a 60 on it and i need a 90 please and thank you
Marriage for love or for money?
Why do we get married? Is it for love or what a person offers? These are questions you might ask, and get numerous answers. During the middle ages, nobles rarely married because they were in love. It was about whom there parents liked, and what the other person offered. However do people still marry therefore these days? During the middle ages " Marriage was viewed as a command, a sacred bond, even means of personnel fulfillment." (English 1). Some even would go as far as considering marriage a way of life. This being so marriage was a thing in life that everyone was expected to accomplish in their lifetime. Another huge factor was money. An example of noble parents forcing their child to marry is the case of Agnes Stelk " who was beaten up and down the sides of her body, threatened, and terrorized by her guardian until she agreed to the marriage partner he had chosen for her." (Butler 1). During middle ages did not matter if you loved the person you married. What really mattered if your parents loved the other persons money. The parents would simply say you will learn to love them. Parents even went as far as child marriages which were "uniting of youngsters for dynastic, political, and political, and economical purposes. Parents wed them off often before puberty." (Cosman 2). On the other hand peasant girls married around 17 Peasants married for other reasons. Often because they were attracted to one another then they fell in love. Husbands had the final say in all matters. He had complete control over all their wives property by the family. Which he receives through "an agreement known as a marriage pact." (Duby 1). Even his wife was legally his property. Women were not even allowed to divorce their husbands. Until the end of the middle ages, but under certain conditions. Which was " if husbands were convicted of certain crimes or away of long period of warfare." (Resnick 1). To many people, they may say that marriage nowadays is not the same as it was during the middle ages. However the truth is there are a few similarities. Ask yourself, why do we get married? Some say for financial security, and tax purposes. Again that's for money just like the middle ages just not to the extreme. I am not saying people do not get married because they want to spend every moment with this person. Sure everyone wants to fall in love and stay in love forever, but we all want to be financially stable. Another reasons people say is to be with your one true love " to love and to cherish until death do you part." So my question was does marrying for status and money still occur? My answer is I am sure it does happen but it's not to an extreme. Its just one of those things people look for when marrying. Because who wants to marry a bum who your parents cannot stand.
This is my Senior Theme please help me make it a wholee lot better i recieved a 60 on it and i need a 90 please and thank you
amybelle1092
Nov 16, 2009
Undergraduate / My career goals - need help getting started [4]
"Tell us about a personal quality, talent, accomplishment, contribution or experience that is important to you. What about this quality or accomplishment makes you proud, and how does it relate to the person you are?"
I'm a firm believer that every microscopic thing that happens in life, happens for a reason. It starts way back in junior high. I tried out for every sport available basketball, volleyball, track, and cross country. I just was not good at any of them. I wanted to be part of a team so badly. I remember going to my brother's football games. I could not wait to see the halftime show. These beautiful girls wearing all sequins and white boots would march onto the field, and I would just be memorized by everything they did. Right then I knew I wanted to be a Bowie Belle. Soon enough I was trying out for the team, and I didn't make it. The director offered me to be the manager and of course I accepted. The following year I made the team. I was thrilled and dancing became easier to me. Now by my senior year I've earned various awards, and I love dancing it's my passion. I'm so happy I can say I have a passion now, something I am good at, and something people say "Amy you inspire me". Why I say everything happens for a reason is simple look at the beginning and where it took you.
What do you think???
"Tell us about a personal quality, talent, accomplishment, contribution or experience that is important to you. What about this quality or accomplishment makes you proud, and how does it relate to the person you are?"
I'm a firm believer that every microscopic thing that happens in life, happens for a reason. It starts way back in junior high. I tried out for every sport available basketball, volleyball, track, and cross country. I just was not good at any of them. I wanted to be part of a team so badly. I remember going to my brother's football games. I could not wait to see the halftime show. These beautiful girls wearing all sequins and white boots would march onto the field, and I would just be memorized by everything they did. Right then I knew I wanted to be a Bowie Belle. Soon enough I was trying out for the team, and I didn't make it. The director offered me to be the manager and of course I accepted. The following year I made the team. I was thrilled and dancing became easier to me. Now by my senior year I've earned various awards, and I love dancing it's my passion. I'm so happy I can say I have a passion now, something I am good at, and something people say "Amy you inspire me". Why I say everything happens for a reason is simple look at the beginning and where it took you.
What do you think???
amybelle1092
Nov 16, 2009
Undergraduate / My career goals - need help getting started [4]
Okay i want my essay to be interesting its about my career goals. How can i make it catch their attention without saying my goal are blah blah ...
Okay i want my essay to be interesting its about my career goals. How can i make it catch their attention without saying my goal are blah blah ...
