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The establishment of robust democracies across the globe relies on civil liberties, which are fundamental rights classified as either natural or citizen’s rights. Natural rights, viewed as innate to every individual, were articulated in important historical papers like the Declaration of Independence, which declared that “We hold these truths…that all men are created equal”. The […]

Chang ray lee’s article “Coming home again” is extensively written about his relationship with his mother and his childhood home place which he left when he was 15 for studies, and how he feels about leaving his home, leaving his mother, leaving something for cause of another. He tells us details of his childhood character, […]

The experiment aimed to determine whether extraversion could be related to low baseline levels of arousal in cerebral cortex. Hypothetically, bigger, more widely spread alpha waves- lower cortical arousal classifies a person as more extroverted. The experiment that has been carried out consisted of the participant, the instructor and the recorder (the positions were assigned […]

The purpose of this essay is to analyze the surroundings and establishment of various regions in Mesolithic Europe that offered hunters and gatherers diverse opportunities to utilize resources for their survival in their respective habitats. With great skill and precision, the Mesolithic people carried out their activities with an all-around knowledge of the environment, including […]

Benjamin Johnson, more known as Ben Johnson, was an English Renaissance dramatist, poet and actor. He was a contemporary of William Shakespeare and was one of the most learned men in Elizabethan times. He was born in London in 1572 and lost his father just a month before his birth. He was no stranger to […]

Many experiments have been conducted similar to Sternberg’s Memory Search. Some of which supported his claims and others contradicting them. This experiment did both. Supported his claims that the process involved in memory searching was serial not parallel, but the process is self-terminating not exhaustive. However, many other factors that were not considered in this […]

Religion in the Middle Ages was not entirely a hindrance to the development of medicine. In some ways it improved it but also held back the development. I shall discuss Christianity and Islam (as they were the leading religions) to support this. When the Roman Empire collapsed very few organisations were left. One of these […]

In the past, ‘natural hazard’ had a straightforward definition as it encompassed any occurrence triggered by natural phenomena like weather or geological shifts that led to human suffering via injury, loss of life or financial hardship. In earlier times, almost all disasters were perceived as being natural catastrophes such as floods, famine, hurricanes and earthquakes […]

Globalization has resulted in modernization, urbanization, unification, polarization, manipulation, and homogenization. The desire for popular products such as Starbucks coffee, Big Mac sandwiches with Coca-Cola beverages, Nokia mobile phones, Hewlett-Packard personal computers and Apple innovations is almost universal. Online services from Google, eBay or Amazon are hard to resist while virtual social hubs like ‘Myspace’ […]

The process of globalization is recurrent and vastly discussed amongst scholars and students of the international political economy, however: “We can’t speak day after day about globalization without at the same time having in mind that… we need multilateral solutions” – Dominique Strauss Khan, former IMF Managing Direction Mindful globalization is an ambiguous phenomenon open […]

The perfect setting for a garden party is suddenly marred by a tragic event, leaving everyone questioning the details – “Who? What? Where? When?” – only to discover that the victim is a young and impoverished cart driver from the rundown neighborhood adjacent to the opulent estate of the Sheridan family. Laura, the most sensitive […]

Since 1990, the United States and Europe have witnessed both continuity and change in their collaboration on counter-terrorism. Their distinct “strategic cultures,” influenced by different values, historical contexts, threat perceptions, and military capabilities, have presented obstacles to working together. However, the 9/11 attacks prompted a renewed sense of urgency and importance for coordinated actions in […]

Concerns arise regarding the credibility of women’s creative endeavors, contributing to the notion that only men are capable of creativity. However, it is essential to acknowledge that sex is determined biologically while gender and sexuality are influenced by cultural and societal aspects. It becomes imperative for feminist examination of sex, gender, and sexual distinctions to […]

After reading both arguments, I came to two major conclusions: first, there seems to be inherent differences in what the experts were in fact debating; and secondly, in arguing whether or not repressed memories exist remains not only a possibility but an enigma of how little we still understand about the complexities of the mind. […]

According to Ezra Pound, the goal of modernist literature was to bring about novelty and freshness (Pound; 1934). Nevertheless, one cannot fully grasp the essence of this significant literary movement without first understanding its opposite, as is often done in post-structuralist analysis: realism. Realism was a conventional and non-experimental style of writing characterized by its […]

Top Girls by Caryl Churchill dramatises contemporary life in 1980s Britain depicting a time of change and shifting priorities and expectations as far as women were concerned within society. The period was characterised by Britain’s first female Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Yet unlike the country’s political agenda, Theatre was not driven by a female force. […]

By and large, Greek women have been regarded as inferior and given fewer opportunities than men throughout history. However, it would be a mistake to generalize about their lives in Ancient Greece. While women were, in fact, considered less worthy than men in their treatment and status; prospects were far from the same in all […]

The title of the book I am doing a report on is ‘Dancing in My Nuddy-Pants’ written by Louise Rennison. This is the last book in a series of 4. It comes under the genre of teenage love and friendship. It is written in a diary style throughout and therefore is in the 1st person. […]

he novel Eugene Onegin was written by Alexander Pushkin between 1825 and 1832, and was published in its final single volume form in 1837. At the time the book was written, Russia had undergone the reforms of Peter the Great and Europe had a great influence on the ideas, styles and even language of Russia’s […]

Our society has been changing all the time, bases on the fundamental innovations occurred at workplaces. Since 1970s, the UK society has been undergoing significant changes in many aspects, moving forward from a traditional industrialized society. As an important part of this process, methods of organizing production are also changing considerably. From a Fordist society […]

Germany was fragmented into numerous semi-autonomous states during the 1500s. During this period, the Holy Roman Empire was a political union of territories in Central and Western Europe, under the rule of princes. However, the power of these rulers was subject to both existing City laws as well as ecclesiastical authority. The coveted title of […]

There are heroes in different time period throughout the history. People hope to be protected by heroes especially when the society is unstable and battles occur. There are legends about heroes in the Greek and the Medieval age. In the Iliad which was written by Homer, there were poetries that about the Greek heroesin the […]