Writings

Though I am no Jan Swafford, I feel proud of the work I produce when I have the time to write. The works below are those of which I am most proud, and I hope that you find them either useful, insightful, or even enjoyable.

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Essay | The Atomic Bomb: An Unjustified Inferno Dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki

In Summary: The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were ultimately not justifiable, causing mass non-combatant deaths, global nuclear tensions, and moral outrage.

Essay | Lust, Captivity, and, Loss: Death of a Salesman

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Essay | The Financial Survival and Modernization of Canadian Symphony Orchestras in our
Twenty-first Century

Through challenges, both financial and social, orchestras fight to survive. Their work does not go unnoticed and they continue to remain relevant in the twenty-first century.

Essay | Offred’s Entrapment in the Power of Gender

An analysis of the role of gender in Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale.

Essay | Nationalist Composers and Compositions: The Greatest Medium of Movement

An understanding of the impact of European composers and their contributions to nationalism in the 19th century.