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After reviewing much of the literature and research available regarding the accuracy of self-image, David Dunning, Chip Heath, and Jerry Suls conclude that as humans, our views of our own performance and our own skills and knowledge is largely inac... read more
Contrary to conventional wisdom, the author found from the first sociological survey of its’ kind, that “small private schools are not emotional havens for teens” as stated by his article title. He reports that Toni Watt, a sociology professo... read more
The understanding of Meyerson’s ideas cannot be complete without understanding of who tempered radicals are and what are their roles in organizational activities. Tempered radicals are regular employees with inner views on dominant culture presen... read more
Religious beliefs have a might to become a powerful driver for racism enhancing. The idea is hidden in pseudo superiority of one race above the others. Orthodox and Catholic Church Postulates condemn racism at every form. It is a clear vision on ra... read more
What topics do modern philosophers envisage today? What’s their message to society in terms of ecology, racism, religious problems? Under present circumstance philosophers’ task isn’t to provide the answers but to show our mistake in problem�... read more
Most individuals have been exposed to schools and teachers and have good or bad memories about them. Teachers have a primary influence on students, and yield a strong power over them, with their distinctive teaching styles, attitudes and behaviors.... read more
In her article, “A Glimpse Inside”, the author explains that the goal of her project was to determine from their perspective, why rapists commit their sexual violence against women, because prior to the 1970’s feminist movement, there was no ... read more
Gerrard Winstanley was the famous English Protestant and political activitist during the reign of Oliver Cromwell. He believed that Cromwell’s protectorate was being plagued by protests from the English commoners because of the promises and engag... read more
Throughout the duration of the novel, colors are a matter of importance for the whole story’s mood, setting, and theme. Black is the most prominent of all colors as Zola’s introduction immediately sets the mood for the story and further utilize... read more
On September 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland. The French and British governments, having commitments to Poland, declared war on Germany three days later. After three weeks of fighting (at which time, the Soviet Union invaded the nearly defenseless ... read more
The long withstanding and complex culture of Germany constitutes various elements that are representative of the country’s identity. These elements are commonly in the form of art, music, religious beliefs, customs and traditions, traditional clo... read more
This paper will attempt to answer a few questions concerning Germany’s role in the European Union and how this has altered German politics. The German leading role in EC/EU integration is well known, but how this has impacted German politics and ... read more
This paper will both analyze and summarize the basic points of these two great works of Roman history. First, the Germania, a short work detailing the life and tradition of most of the German tribes on the Roman border. Second, the Agricola, a laud... read more
World War I has led to the establishment of the League of Nations under the Treaty of Versailles. The said League set up the mandate system to provide colonies with a transition period to independence. The Treaty also disarmed Germany, taking away ... read more
The military plays a very important role in the protection of people’s lives and property in any country. In German, the Federal Military of Germany has been and still is responsible for enhancing the safety of its people both internally and exte... read more
The universe is one of the greatest mysteries to all mankind. Since time immemorial, we have been asking the question: how did the universe came to be? Many theorist had dared to answer the seemingly unfathomable question, only one has stood the te... read more
George Washington was a United States national who was born in Westmoreland County on 22 February 1732. He was a son to Augustine Washington and Mary Ball. He served as a commander in chief of the armed forces after he was elected by the Continenta... read more
One of the best and renowned founding fathers of this country is George Washington. He participated in the American Revolution and climbed the ladder from a junior ranked soldier and later became a senior military officer in the continental army an... read more
George Washington, the hero of American Revolution, is the main focus of this book. It is neither about his exploits in war nor his role in the building of the American nation. The book is primarily about Washington’s religious stance; that is, i... read more
For his great service to the nation both during the Revolutionary War and in the period of the early Republic, he has been called “The Father of his Country. ” Although a wealthy aristocrat who might have been expected to side with the Loyalist... read more
George Washington was born on February 22, 1732, at Westmoreland in Virginia. His father was died when he was a school going child, at the age of 11 years (Edwin, 1910). His father’s unexpected death badly affected his schooling. Even though he h... read more
George walker Bush was born on 6th July, 1946 and was the 43rd president of the United States of America from 2001 to 2009 when he ceased to serve as the president after he successively completed his second term as per the US constitution. He was a... read more
George Orwell’s short story “Shooting an Elephant” is about the struggle of an imperialist to act according to the expectation of the natives, in this case a European and the native Burmans, more than the morality of shooting an animal, in th... read more
George Eliot, who was originally named Marian Evans, was rather unknown to the mainstream literature until “Middlemarch” was released, her most successful novel. However, before the publication of Middlemarch, she made it to a short-lived publi... read more
Subjective Idealism or the philosophy of perception, this was first proposed by George Berkeley- the eighteenth century thinker who stands in the leading row of modern age thinkers. The Irish philosopher and bishop anticipated a theory that is unli... read more
Geoprofiling and Statistical data is a method used by investigative departments in fighting crime. It tries to establish the connection between the crime committed and the location where the crime was carried out. It mainly focuses on the behavior ... read more
Golden section proportion is found in the context of the natural world, and in man-made environment. Throughout history, from the architecture of the Stonehenge from 20th to 16th centuries, B. C, in the architecture, writing, and art of ancient Gre... read more
Euclidean Geometry was introduced by the mathematician Euclid in 330 B. C. It is the basic form of geometry based on definitions and points, lines and planes. Euclidean geometry includes various but fixed numbers of postulates like the parallel pos... read more
The rocks found in Saudi Arabia vary significantly in their age of formation starting from the Precambrian to the modern day. Such diverse varieties of rocks are an integral part of a greater landscape that comprises of the Arabian Peninsula, bette... read more
The Alps, a term derived from the French word Alpes, refers to a mountain range system of Europe stretching from Slovenia and Austria in the eastern side to France in the West. Some of the mountains in the Alps include Mont Rosa, Dom, Grand Combin,... read more