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The historical diaries displayed in “One Rape. Two Stories” reveal a contrasting record of the time in July 1790 when Rebecca Foster was raped. The specific details are vague, discussed exclusively in Martha Ballard’s diary. The facts in plac... read more
Issues of disparity within the society have been understood to be having theoretical underpinnings in different levels. The American society as a whole is characterized by the patterns of relationships between its citizens. Most of these patterns a... read more
There is a thing called Red America—the small towns and the people living in it—and the Blue America, where most folks from the cities and urban areas stay. The differences between the lifestyles of these two kinds of America are so vast. But B... read more
I have just seated myself before my desk and am preparing this essay regarding the description of approximately one minute of my life in biopsychological terms. As I am writing this essay, I am typing the letters of words on my laptop and I have be... read more
There are a few places in a person’s life that makes a profound impact that, for some, defines their character, while for others determines the course of their entire future. Writer Lawrence Durell says that “we are the children of our landscap... read more
Ken Kesey's novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest uses a complex combination of narrative point of view and literary symbolism to create a story which is rich with sociological and political themes. At its heart, the novel is one which deals with ... read more
One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) is one of the greatest American films I have ever watched and it is one of the best films ever made. The movie is a based on the novel by Dale Wasserman (Wasserman, 1974). Only a few films created during its p... read more
A Psychological Perspective of Group Psychotherapy Films, precisely because they depict the richness of human reality, can be framed using a number of differing lenses. Put in other words, any person watching a movie possesses, in a manner of speak... read more
Randle Patrick McMurphy is an eccentric man. He chose to be confined in a mental institution rather than serve his sentence in jail. For most people, he may be considered a reject of the society, but for the patients of the all-male asylum he is in... read more
Twelve years ago, international headlines and the international community’s eyes were focused on the events that were unfolding in China. This was a year that would mark the end of British reign in Hong Kong and the world was anxious over what th... read more
This article is about the control of capital flow by Chile by imposing short term taxes on the inflows. The article discussed the imposition of the tax created significant financial constraints for the smaller firms specially and as such as the fir... read more
A casual reading of Elizabeth Bishop’s One Art may lead one to the idea that it is a casual poem and not too deep. But it deserves a deeper reading for better appreciation and understanding. The poetry seems fluid and devoid of the formality and ... read more
William: (To Sophia) Yes? (Sophia, pretending not to have heard him, ignores him and keeps on staring to the empty space. ) I am talking to you! Sophia: About what? Kyle: (To no one in particular. ) Do you guys realize that this thing is addictive?... read more
Leonardo da Vinci made his appearance on the artistic platform during the Renaissance in the 15th century. He was the personification as the Renaissance man: painter, architect, costume designer, author, botanist, musician, engineer, inventor and m... read more
John Holt’s “On Discipline” is a discussion about the Discipline of Superior Force which most people knew as the meaning of discipline. However, according to Holt, there are three disciplines that a child would experience while growing up: Di... read more
Once we were warriors is a book written by Alan Duff who is a New Zealand author. It is one of the best selling first novel, which was first published in 1990. Once we were warriors is a fiction in nature. This book is more influenced by the childh... read more
There have been studies conducted to find out the cause of violent behavior among adolescents and young adults. This is necessitated by the increased rates of violence experienced among many people. Criminologists claim that increased violent behav... read more
We, the people, have lost faith in institutions. There are daily reports in the media that priests have sexually abused children, governments have cheated the people, businesses have fooled their consumers, schools have discriminated against studen... read more
Enron Corporation had suffered financial bankruptcy obviously because of financial manipulations of many of its executives which has long been going on but continued to be unchecked for years. This was reflected in the statement of its newly electe... read more
Tariff is a tax imposed on imported products. There are two kinds of tariffs levied on imports, one is the specific tariffs which is a fixed charge for each unit of imported good, the is other is the ad valorem tariffs which are levied as a proport... read more
Things Fall Apart is a novel by Chinua Achebe about the Igbo people and the changes they were experiencing during the British rule. The main protagonist is Okonkwo, a largely influential man in his village. Achebe evokes the empathy and respect of ... read more
Corbett (2004) defines family as “a unit of people connected by natural genealogical links most basically and ideally consisting of a father mother with their children, or in a means which morally and legally replicate these natural genealogical ... read more
On the Beach, written by British-Australian novelist Nevil Shute is a post-apocalyptic novel that conceptualized the end of the world through the after effect of a nuclear war. Published in 1957, the plot of the story focused on the southern hemisp... read more
This paper will attempt to accomplish three things: first, to deal with the basic motivators, both historical and philosophical, of the skeptical school, second, to deal with its basic principles and possible starting points and thirdly, to offer a... read more
Ian Johnston's inquiry into the function and nature of satire in Aristophanes' The Clouds invites the reader to contemplate various levels of satirical or ironic expression and to view the play as perhaps much more than a comedic slap at the social... read more
Cognitive scientist Rebecca Saxe, in her work “The Right Thing to Do”, advises her readers to approach advances in her field particularly those concerning morality not only with enthusiasm but with caution, and for good reason. Although recent ... read more
Providence is the fundamental catalyst of any deterministic society that has full faith towards their god, and is also the proof for those who believe that things happen for a purpose, even accidents that were less likely to happen to the most piou... read more
John Arthur argues that “our moral "intuitions" include not only the commitments they emphasize but also entitlements, which suggests that people who deserve or have rights to their earnings may be allowed to keep them”. Against the idea put fo... read more
In basic terms, effectiveness is defined as a measure of quality of a certain process. It is the level to which goals and objectives are achieved and the extent to which problems and other considerations are taken into account and resolved. In busi... read more
Making ‘friends’ online is a commend social phenomena among adolescents of developed countries today. Social networking sites such as ‘Facebook,’ ‘Bebo,’ ‘Myspace,’ and ‘Friendster’ all serve to make the world a ‘smaller’ pl... read more