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A Summary of An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore’s Documentary on Climate Change (471 words, 3 pages)

The documentary An Inconvenient Truth begins with the Ex-Vice President Al Gore and his slideshow on the climatology along with the photographs taken from space mission Earthrise and Blue Marble. The presentation is rich with detailed graphics, info graphs, flows chats and visuals. He noted that the photos influenced our ... Read More

The History and Organization of Al Qaeda (3159 words, 13 pages)

Al-Qaeda was born in the last stages of the Soviet-Afghan War, and itgrew until the United States offensive in Afghanistan in October 2001,when U.S. forces struck the Al-Qaeda and Taliban forces (White, 2014, pg280). Al-Qaeda consist of men, women, and children ranging fromdifferent ages. Osama Bin Laden, Muhammad Atef, and ... Read More

An Analysis of Ulfat Al-Idilbi’s Article The Breeze of Youth (889 words, 2 pages)

Ulfat Al-Idilbi, a Syrian author born in Damascus came from a privileged family. As a teenager she was affected by the Syrian revolt against the French mandate rule in 1920. At age 17, she married a German trained physiologist Dr. Hamdi Al-Idilbi.In her article, The Breeze of Youth, Ulfat contrasts ... Read More

Global Warming Is Real: An Analysis of the Arguments in Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth (845 words, 3 pages)

Global warming is real. Every scientist knows that now, and we are on our way to the destruction of every species on earth, if we dont pay attention and reverse our course (Sorensen). Global warming is increasing the temperature in the earth, and it has impacts our planet in a ... Read More

The Al-Anfal Campaign in the Iran-Iraq War (1513 words, 6 pages)

Imagine a family sitting in their kitchen, eating a family dinner, and all of a sudden, their house starts to fill with poisonous gas. Suddenly they can not breath and the remaining seconds of their lives are spent watching their beloved family struggle for their last breath. This is what ... Read More

Critical Review of an Article by Fazel Et Al (471 words, 2 pages)

Fazel R, Krumholz H, Wang Y, Ross J,Chen J, Ting H, Shah N, Nasir K, Einstein A and Nallamothu B, 2009, 'Exposure to Low-Dose Ionizing Radiation from Medical Imaging Procedure', The New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 361 no. 9. Q1. Identify the key findingsarguments and any recommendations given by ... Read More

An Analysis of the Success of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge (1983 words, 8 pages)

In a philanthropic society driven by a constant need for entertainment, entertaining ways to raise awareness and money for research on harmful diseases has proven to be a highly successful way to raise money for the given causes. One of the latest campaigns to raise money for a cause is ... Read More

A Literary Analysis of King Richard III by William Shakespeare and Looking for Richard, a Docudrama by Al Pacino (994 words, 2 pages)

How does the comparative study of texts accentuate the distinctive contexts of King Richard III and Looking for Richard?By exploring the intertextual connections between texts and the differing social and political paradigms from which they stem, we uncover that values prevalent in an Elizabethan context are reinterpreted and reshaped in ... Read More

A Comparison of King Richard III by William Shakespeare and Looking for Richard by Al Pacino (1035 words, 4 pages)

Representation is an organic process open to constant reshaping over time. Richards deceptive nature, pursuit of power and the allure of his evil remain engaging and significant today as they have a powerful and lasting impression on the audience as they follow his villainous deeds. Both Shakespeares King Richard III ... Read More

Enhancing the Appreciation and Understanding of William Shakespeare King Richard III and Al Pacino’s Looking for Richard Through the Connection of Both Texts (1166 words, 4 pages)

A comparison of Shakespeares historical tragedy King Richard III and Al Pacinos docu- drama, Looking For Richard, enhances our appreciation and understanding of the way context shapes meaning in texts as well as the enduring nature of values that defy contextual limitations and thus continue to resonate with responders. Shakespeares ... Read More

An Analysis of How Al Pacino’s Looking for Richard Has Given Me More Understanding of Shakespeare’s Richard III (909 words, 2 pages)

Contemporary texts are often valuable as they allow new perspectives and insights into classic works. Discuss how Looking for Richard has given you more insight into Richard III.Looking for Richard by Al Pacino offers a new perspective and insight into King Richard III by William Shakespeare through many different connections ... Read More

A Comparison of Looking for Richard by Al Pacino and Richard III by William Shakespeare (1172 words, 2 pages)

The exploration of humanitys universal aspects allows art and literature to transcend time, although their contextual displacement inevitably leads to a reformation of underlying societal beliefs and paradigms. While Al Pacinos 1996 Looking for Richard preserves Shakespeares Richard III (1597)s prevalent concepts of the catalysts and consequences of pursuing control, ... Read More

Understanding the Characters and Plots of Shakespeare’s Richard III Through Looking for Richard, a Film by Al Pacino (1036 words, 2 pages)

Looking For Richard and Richard IIILooking for Richard by Al Pacino offers a new perspective and insight in to Richard III by William Shakespeare. Looking for Richard gives the audience more understanding of Richard III mainly through Richards opening soliloquy and the Lady Anne Scene. The use of themes, characterisation ... Read More

A Study on the Washington et al. v. Harold Glucksberg et al. Case (460 words, 2 pages)

Case Washington et al. v. Harold Glucksberg et al. 521 U.S. 702Supreme Court of the United States June 26, 1997FactsThe respondents, in this case, were the physicians who treat terminally illpatients, three terminally ill patients who have since died, and a non-profit organization. The Petitioner was the State of Washington. ... Read More

The Successful Experiments with Songs by Al Yankovic, the King of Parodies (534 words, 2 pages)

In the article Weirdly Popular by Sasha Frere-Jones, who is the executive editor of Genus, he stats off the article by asking the question Do people enjoy Weird Al Yankovic because hes funny or because hes not funny? (687) Al Yankovic experiments with songs in ways that makes him different ... Read More

My Ethical Dilemma Experience While Serving at Al-Hamis & Sons Limited Company (352 words, 2 pages)

An ethical dilemma also refers to the moral dilemma, which requires acreative and critical choice to be made out of two given options. However,the outcome might not be satisfactorily at the long run. It only needs astrong personal conscience in order to make a concrete and sound decision.For example, as ... Read More

The History of Alcatraz and Al Capone’s Confinement in the Best Security Prison in America (1998 words, 6 pages)

History of AlcatrazWhat do you do with extremely dangerous prisoners? The answer is Alcatraz The Rock, a small island off of San Francisco, California. Alcatraz kept some of the most ruthless killers and big name criminals locked up, safely away from society from 1943 to 1963. Today, Alcatraz no longer ... Read More

Differentiating ISIS and Al QaedaThere are many terrorist groups located in the world today. Each have their own focus and goal. One of the most well-known and deadliest terrorist groups today is the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS). Another well-known terrorist group is Al Qaeda. Their tactics ... Read More

Moss-Racusin el. al. Research on Empathy in Romantic Relationships in Case of Valued and Devalued Men (388 words, 2 pages)

Although devalued groups face a host of negative outcomes such as low self-esteem and depression, one potentially positive consequence exists and it may be a heightened ability to empathize with similarly stigmatized individuals. Members of devalued social groups are more successful at taking the perspective of similar others because of ... Read More

Rodriguez’s Plea for Euthanasia Due to Battling ALS (1018 words, 3 pages)

Euthanasia is an action taken to end the suffering of somebody who is either in a critical way, such as brain dead or with a low quality of life where they depend on others to care for them or even have an incurable illness. There is two understandings of euthanasia, ... Read More

Politics in An Iraqi Evening, a Poem by Yousif al-Sa’igh (2140 words, 6 pages)

Poetry and politics In the poem, An Iraqi Evening, Yousif al-Saigh talks about how Iraqi family is horrified by the Iran-Iraq war while the other poem, O mother land, Dear mother land, Shu Ting expresses her respect and love toward her country even though her country doesnt give her a ... Read More

A Study on the Validity of Dissociative Identity Disorder in Identifying Dissociative Identity Disorder: A Self-Report and Projective Study, an Article by Joe Scroppo, Joel Weinberger, et al (1620 words, 6 pages)

Validity of Dissociative Identity DisorderDissociative Identity DIsorder (DID) has been a widely controversial disorder with advocates and skeptics both still trying to prove they are right on whether DID is a valid diagnosis or not. Though this disorder has been accounted since 1791 and evolved from a similar disorder under ... Read More

A Literary Analysis of Bird of the East, a Novel by Tawfiq Al Hakim (961 words, 3 pages)

Bird of the East by Taufik Al-Hakim does an exemplary job of presenting the reader with opposites, placing the characters carefully on either end of an argument, time and time again. For example, this novel raises many questions about society in the East and West and their relationship with one ... Read More

A Biography of Al Capone, America’s Gangster (2768 words, 8 pages)

Americas GangsterOn January 17th, 1899, a baby boy, who would very shortly become the face of organized crime in America, was born to an Italian-American family in Brooklyn, New York. Alphonsus Al Capone may have been as publically covered as a well loved celebrity, but, the true nature of the ... Read More

A New Perspective of the Al-Anon Not-For-Profit Organization (1213 words, 5 pages)

I attended my first Al-Anon meeting almost 4 years ago. A physician I was shadowing recommended I attend several meetings in order to better understand what the families of an addict go through. I was very nervous my first meeting. I felt uncomfortable having to sit and listen to someone ... Read More

Al-Qaeda, a Terrorist Group Made Up of Islamic Political Parties (3473 words, 12 pages)

Al-Qaeda is a term used by Islamic radicals to describe the terrorist organization to which they belong. The term is not used to describe a single group or even a combination of multiple groups. Al-Qaeda is made up of several main bases in Afghanistan, Islamic political parties and it also ... Read More

The Evaluation of Two Hypotheses on the Stages of Language Acquirement in Snedeker et al.’s Experiment (582 words, 2 pages)

In Snedeker et al.s (2007) experiment, two hypotheses on the stages of language acquirement are evaluated (p. 80). Developmental hypotheses argue that childrens linguistic capabilities grow along with their cognitive abilities (Snedeker et al. 2007, p. 80). Contingent-acquisition hypotheses, on the other hand, push for more of a building block ... Read More

The Ability of the Dogs Rico and Chaser to Understand Human Language in Keminski et al. and Pilley’s Experiment (705 words, 3 pages)

Although the dogs Rico and Chaser, the testing subjects of Kaminski et al. and Pilleys experiments respectively, do strongly demonstrate the ability to attach specific names with objects, their performances are still inadequate in proving that they have fully grasped human language. Rico and Chaser cannot be said to truly ... Read More

An Analysis of The Women’s Swimming Pool by Hanan Al-Shayk (770 words, 3 pages)

Analysis of The Womens Swimming PoolIn The Womens Swimming Pool by Hanan Al-Shayk, a picture is painted of a girls journey to Beirut from her rural town 1982. The political and social ramifications of her world create the frustration and loss inherent in the binds she finds herself in inherited ... Read More

Themes of Oppression in Gugu Ndlovu’s The Barrel of a Pen, Tawfik Al-Hakim’s Fate of a Cockroach, and Ifema Okoye’s The Power of a Plate of Rice (643 words, 2 pages)

Oppression is a universal struggle that has spanned centuries and it affects a diverse group of individuals. As literature has demonstrated, these people are not always weak women. Men and women of all ages, races, and backgrounds are attempting to cope with this endless struggle. It would be fascinating to ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013