Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë written in 1847[1] is a story of an orphan girl (Jane Eyre) who is under the care of her abusive Aunt Mrs. Reed and cousins. “You think I have no feelings, and that I can live without one bit of love or kindness; but I cannot live so; and you have no pity. I shall …
Book review: Maus by Art Spiegelman
My work is about the book called The Complete Maus, which includes stories of Maus 1 and Maus 2. The book was written by a Jewish-American author Art Spiegelman. Art Spiegelman was born in Febuary 1948 and he is still alive to this day at the age of 72. He was born in Stockholm in Sweden, but in the 60s his …
Emma Fornacca: How to Survive Lockdown
This is my second lockdown of the year, with the only difference that I am in a country that is not mine and without my family, which psychologically doesn’t help, but I think that you can definitely survive, especially If you can distract yourself. My advice is to do the things you’ve always put off because you never had time, …
Andrea Gajdošáková
Procrastinating. Oh, what a wonderful thing it is. Instead of doing what you are supposed to do, you do all the other things that needed to be done but were put off because they did not seem appealing at that time. For example, before online school started, I really did not want to organise my room but now, instead of …
Daniel Horčic: Procrastination
What exactly is procrastination, you might ask yourself. In all honesty, it is the easiest thing which most of us does. Do you know the feeling when you are to study for an extremely hard exam which is going to take place tomorrow, but instead you return all of your study materials back to a shelf and go to watch …
Dorotta D: How to deal with procrastination
The first question that comes up to my mind is: What exactly is procrastination? The Cambridge dictionary describes it as the act of delaying something that must be done, often because it is unpleasant or boring. I bet everybody has experienced this before. My first advice is to get more informed about what exactly you struggle with. That is why …
Erik Černohous: Procrastination
Procrastination is a term I’m very well accustomed to. It has been haunting my productivity since I was a small babe in the crib. I have been stalked by this ancient eldritch horror so long as I can remember. Theres a mutual agreement between my brain and my heart that vanity of my existence shall not be followed upon by …
Kateřina Hamplová: Procrastination
I procrastinate. I procrastinate often, I procrastinate with a portion of enthusiasm and I´m frankly proud of it. Why would I like it all that much, you ask? Have you heard of active procrastination? The type of procrastination when you do tasks instead of staring at the wall? Yes, I do that. My all-time favorite are things completely unrelated to …
Mark Bashkin: Procrastination
I personally am a very big slave to this, I leave stuff to be done in the last seconds and I’ve been fighting with it since before I can remember and I am quite sure that I’m not alone in this big long endless battle against myself. It can happen due to many reasons though and I think that paying …
Tereza Jevčáková: Procrastination
This evil habit of postponing tasks has become one of the most common self-diagnoses among people. Especially at the time of quarantine. Your last online lesson is over. You make yourself something to eat and then take a two-hour nap. You wake up and think “Hey, maybe I should get my hands on the challenging assignment. It is due to …