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Most important roles in improving the trade and business between countries are played by the foreign policies that are based on regime types. The following paper will highlight important business based stances that china and United States have for ... read more
“Political parties are indispensable to democracy, and strong political parties are absolutely essential to effective governance of American society” (American Assembly 3). These are words quoted from The Future of American Political Parties: t... read more
Agency and Bush Are Sued Over Domestic Surveillance This article by Scott Shane talks about a new class-action lawsuit in opposition to the National Security Agency (NSA), President Bush and other officials. The lawsuit was said to be handed over b... read more
Political Ideologies are political belief systems which represent class or social interests. They are reasoned set of views on politics produced by intellectual elites. They are ideas that situate the individual within a social context and create a... read more
Political geography obviously tackles about ‘politics’ and ‘geography’ but this concept covers many aspects. According to Cox, political geography is the sum of its parts and each entity influences the other; but taken as a whole, it deals ... read more
The American Revolution refers to a time when political upheavals characterized America in the second half of the 18th century. This happened as thirteen colonies within North America made abnegations on Britain with an intent of becoming autonomou... read more
Election is the time for image-making of aspiring politicians to win positions that they and their party prefer. With the modern world of fast and wide information sharing, the election tactics are able to utilize all of the popular ways of communi... read more
America is considered as a country where people are leading a prosperous life. But this notion is limited to certain classes in the society. There are still numerous people, living in America, who are unable to fulfill even their basic needs. Peopl... read more
For many years, the use of tobacco products has been subjected to many issues and criticisms, particularly from nonsmokers. The health risks associated with smoking are among the grounds presented by concerned citizens in every attempt to make publ... read more
Ann Laura Stoler (2008), in her book, Along the Archival Grain, argues that archives ought to be perceived as subjects of knowledge as opposed to sources of knowledge. Such a claim is based on her assumption that the placement and form of archives ... read more
Advertising has become a central feature in the society due to its great significance in informing people about a product or an idea. Advertising also tries to persuade people to give a high value to what is being advertised. According to Brierley ... read more
America between 1790 and 1860 was going through a transformation that later shaped the history of this nation. The country has just gained independence back in 1776 and was going through changes like any other young nation. There were several issue... read more
Understandably, poetry is loathsome, but like vegemite from down under and fermented shrimp paste from Asia, poetry has its saving graces. It is normal for people to hate poetry because it is so complicated and so difficult to comprehend; add to th... read more
I decided to choose the lyric because it brings a clear picture of the problems that people undergo when they are refugees. Also the title of the poem gives off an initial impression that the poem may focus on refugees who flee to seek refuge. The ... read more
Poetry is an experience. Reading poetry is not as simple as reading a story or a rhyme. Reading poetry does something to a person, and as such, there is a question as to whether this particular experience should be something that children should en... read more
A. The Soldier’s Chorus, as mentioned in the story, pertains the manner in which Faust has been received during its opening night. Specifically, while Faust is considered to be not necessarily successful in terms of audience reception, the Soldie... read more
As with many types of Literature, short stories are often riveting and full of suspense. The likes of Edgar Allan Poe (who is the father of short stories) and William Faulkner are great story tellers that the readers of their short stories are amaz... read more
In June 1892, Homer Adolf Plessy purchased a first class ticket to Covington, Louisiana. Residing in Louisiana at the time, Plessy, a “mixed” Negro, seven eights white and one eighth black, boarded the train and took a seat in the section reser... read more
“Women are systematically degraded by receiving the trivial attentions which men think it manly to pay to the sex, when, in fact, men are insultingly supporting their own superiority. ” (Mary Wollstonecraft) This powerful one act play by Susan ... read more
It was certainly a fine party, notwithstanding the fact that everything seems to be in a haze—there is a reigning atmosphere of confusion and fun, existing and comingling with each other. I invited Marjane, and like the Trojan horse entering the ... read more
The decisions that children make when choosing toys to play with are influenced by a variety of factors. By observing children at play we can begin to identify those factors and understand how we can encourage children’s confidence and curiosity,... read more
Arthur Miller's play “Death of a Salesman” is recognized today as one of the most important dramas of our times and for our American culture. Every fiber of Willy Loman's being deals with his work as a salesman and becoming successful. His ... read more
Plato’s The Symposium is one of the author’s most famous and well-known works. It is a recollection of a conversation had about the virtues and identities of love discussed by Socrates, Agathon, Alcibiades and others at a dinner party held at t... read more
This paper is an expository work, not a commentary or critique, based on three chapters from the book, Plato’s Socrates, edited by Thomas C. Brickhouse and Nicholas D. Smith. The chapters selected for this exposition are chapters one, five, and s... read more
Plato’s views were based on the human race as well as the classification of human beings regarding the physical and psychological characteristics. He had grouped people race into classes that were like racial classifications in respect to their a... read more
We attain virtue in the soul through its purification from the body. This is when we distend our soul from the sense – hearing, seeing, etc – and instead seek out our innate knowledge through reasoning. This is because our impulses give rise to... read more
The “Allegory of the Cave” by Plato represents an extended metaphor that is to contrast the way in which we perceive and believe in what is reality. The thesis behind his allegory is the basic tenets that all we perceive are imperfect “reflec... read more
Plato’s notion of Justice in relation to the formation of the ideal state is reflected on the attempts of his mentor, Socrates, combating the persistent growth of social hegemony in the framework of Athenian society. This hegemony, in context wit... read more
Euthydemus is a dialogue that was written by Plato. It is a discussion that ridicules the logical misleading notion of the sophists. The Euthydemus describes a visit by Socrates and other youths to two brothers Euthydemus and Dionysodorus. The brot... read more