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Good day everyone! Allow me to introduce myself, I am Sherin Assaf, a citizen of the United States for over nine years now. I am happily and contentedly married to a responsible, intelligent, and funny young man. We were blessed with three kids. Ev... read more
I am a full-blooded Chinese from Southern China. My parents died when I was only eight years old, which means I had been an orphan for 24 years. Since I am an only child, I had no other siblings to run to or to take care of me when my parents passe... read more
1. Select families from three cultures and place them on a continuum ranging between ‘traditional’ on one end and ‘post-modern’ on the other. Describe each family and show how these families may be changing, but are at different points alon... read more
In discussing things about the family, its importance and the main themes that rises from the context of it, we should not fail to realize that what we are defining is one of the most sensitive part of the society for everything starts to have thei... read more
According to Sociology, the Family is one of society's main, and arguably most important, social institutions as it serves to socialize individuals to be productive members of the society. Whenever we need something we all look to our family for gu... read more
The United States of America has been regarded as the land of opportunities for a long time. However in early 1960’s this was not an ideal case for the afro- American minorities. There was rampant discrimination and deprivation from the majority ... read more
The long and arduous hours we all spend at the office can be really tiresome at times and often most lead to a lot of things. Among this, stress brought about by negative image, bad publicity, which in turn leads to irritability and even a low prod... read more
Gestalt in simple terms means a set of things viewed as whole . For example, in this study with reference to a person it includes a set of his attributes such as thoughts, feelings and experiences viewed as ‘a whole’ rather than ‘component of... read more
America’s best loved homemaker, Martha Stewart, is known for her recipes and her practical home applications that have saved time and money for millions of housewives all over the world. Yet, behind that facade, there is another side of Martha St... read more
The article, “Fractured Lavas Suggest Floods on Mars,” which was written by James Skinner of the U. S. Geological Survey and was published last February 27, 2009 in The University of Arizona News, basically reported that cracks on lavas in Mars... read more
Marriage for the Jews is, indeed, considered something that is sacred as it greatly reflects their faith. This tradition that unites a man and a woman through a solemn ritual traces its history way back from the Biblical times. What happened at Mt.... read more
All that is solid melts into air is a perfect analysis in the dialectics of modernization and modernism, presented by Marshall Berman. (Marshall Berman, 87) He instigates by explaining these two expressions after being recognized what he actually m... read more
Over the years there have been many critical reviews of George Eliot’s work, Middlemarch. Sometimes hailed as an insightful look into Victorian English society, and sometimes scorned as being droning and plot less, Middlemarch is nevertheless, a ... read more
Both Socrates and Martin Luther have inspired humanity to act in a way that is right and have shown that one should be prepared to give every thing in the pursuit of their goals and in upholding one’s principles. These individuals were both deter... read more
Along with the influx of modernity and with the technological revolution happening almost everyday—these situations gave birth to one of mankind’s greatest inventions, the computer. For so long, never did it occur to anyone that such a machine ... read more
The film Angel-A movie released in 2005 was a notable film for showing viewers about different aspects of the French culture. Although the film is shown in black and white, Director Luc Besson was able to make the film a success in letting viewers ... read more
Necrotizing fasciitis is a severe soft tissue infection that is largely uncommon but when it occurs, it is an aggressive source of mortality and morbidity. In the 5th century B. C Hippocrates recorded one of the first known descriptions of these se... read more
Necrophilia is rape. It is not consensual and it is morally wrong. Necrophilia effects people. There are many causes for this crime. This will be discussed further below. Necrophilia is unmistakable rape. It is one of the most distasteful acts that... read more
For several years now the economy of US has been considered by so many researchers as running at the risk of deflation. This is because of the many phases that the economy has undergone from the period of depression to the period of stagnation. Def... read more
The needle exchange program (N. E. P. ) is the practice of exchanging used syringes for new and sterile ones among injecting drug users. Given the clash of philosophical and political interests regarding the needle exchange program, coupled with th... read more
“Necessity is the mother of invention. ” I have heard or read this statement several times in the past. Whenever the subject of discussion is technology and innovation, someone always mentions this statement or something similar to it. In Jared... read more
French short story writer Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893) was best known for portraying everyday life in terms of ordinary encounters with ironic twists of fate. He provides the reader with important points that are hidden in seemingly mundane detail... read more
Since the turn of the century, the nations of the world have turned their focus on the aspect of globalization through peaceful co-existence. In light of the pursuit to global prosperity, governments of nations across the world look at the premises... read more
Nelson Mandela takes pride in his country, has and will forever be grateful to it. In most of the published biographies about the man, most especially in a published transcript of his inaugural speech he reiterated that each one is as intimately at... read more
Marvin Neil Simon was born in Bronx, New York on July 4, 1927. He is the son of Irving Simon, a Jewish traveling salesman and wife, Mamie. Neil Simon is a famous American playwright, producer, and screenwriter. At an early age, Simon started to wri... read more
Neoclassicism refers to a series of movements in literature and other arts mainly of the western classical art. The style of neoclassicism involved the form of an emphasis on linear design in painting. It involved the use of archaeologically correc... read more
John G. Neihardt’s Black Elk Speaks, originally published in 1932, is a vivid, compelling account of an Oglala Sioux holy man’s life, from his birth until 1863 through the Wounded Knee massacre in 1890. It depicts life for a young Native Americ... read more
Eugene Gladstone O’Neill is regarded as one of the greatest dramatists America has ever produced. In his country, O’Neill pioneered writing tragedy constantly (Brietzke 9). Prior to his time, the most successful plays ever produced in America w... read more
Nella Larsen’s book Passing examines the role of African American females and their identities in society. The way in which these identities mutate, shift, become a camouflage in society is something that is intriguing on both a sociological as w... read more
Stereotyping is a serious issue that needs to be addressed. This paper presented this concern taking into consideration what the book, “Neither Wolf nor Dog” written by Kent Nerburn, talked about. Through the story of an elderly Native American... read more