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The struggle to compensate and address issues affecting the disable in the society demands programs that meet their needs. In this case, the social security disability insurance was formulated to cover for any eventualities. The program seeks to provide benefits to workers who have been impaired or are significantly ill and can no longer be productive. This program also joins efforts with the social security program that deals with retirement benefits for the senior aged group. The intention of the program is to offer benefits to the disable workers, which will assist them cover for their personal needs and those of dependent family members. For these reasons, disable individuals will not suffer from their health conditions since they can still enjoy financial independence (Tomkiel, 2004). At the same time, they will be recognized for the contributions they made when they were able. This boosts their morale to give back to their dependants that lead to the financial growth and stability of a society. Continue reading →

The state of society is only achievable through a sense of order. Using this understanding, Jean-Jacques Rousseau formulated a theory that later came to form the basis for democracy in the modern day society. Rousseau dispels the theory of the jungle in which every man existed for himself. According to him, this age characterized by anarchy and mayhem existed way back before man got a sense of civilization but even then the nature of human relationships could not have permitted the existence of such an age. He thus formulated the theory of social contract, which has become relevant to this day. This theory espouses extensively on the type of relationships that exist in societies between the civilians themselves and the civilians and the ruling class. Continue reading →

The tempest is a pastoral tragic comedy written by William Shakespeare around 1611 during the Renaissance era. The vastly utilized criticism of the role of Prospero as the Tempest undisputed hero entail the captivating Caliban character, the scholar turned to slave. For the earliest critic, the persuasive claim of Caliban to the island ownership is evident enough of the questionable morality of Prospero. It is in actual fact that Caliban often and openly accuses Prospero for taking over his island. Caliban’s allegations which occasionally go undisputed are usually availed as evidence that Shakespeare invites the members of the audience in questioning the role of Prospero as the legitimate ruler of the island. Continue reading →

The life story of Ronald Wilson Reagan begins in 1911 in the quiet country town of Tampico, Illinois. His father, John Reagan, was an Irish American, a Democrat who believed that all people have to be treated equally. For most of his life Jack Reagan was working on selling shoes. His mother, Nelle Reagan, worked as a community volunteer. Ronald was not the only child in his family; he had an older brother called Neil. Continue reading →

Qismati and Nasibi
The work and the author

Qismati and Nasibi, is a novel that talks about twins who are attached to one another. This is considered a blessing to a family that had for a long time hoped to have a kid to bring happiness in the family. This novel reflects on a number of challenges that the family faces before and after the birth of the twins. They however come to learn that a blessing may also turn out to be a burden. The children are given birth to as ghosts or certain creatures that are almost human beings but again have funny features. In this paper, I will therefore provide a plot summary of what the author intended to pass out to the readers. Continue reading →