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Karl Marx’s Life, Work, and Development of the Ideology of Capitalism (824 words, 4 pages)

Karl Marx - The EconomistFor most people, when they think of communism, socialism, and classless societies, the first name that comes to mind is Karl Marx. The vast majority of us do not clearly understand Marxs ideas, which were extremely idealist, far from the realist philosophy that we know in ... Read More

Capitalism as a Way for Europe to Dominate Asia (766 words, 3 pages)

The Underdog VictoryAsia, especially China and India, was ahead of the other continents like Europe and Africa in terms of both economics and technology from the start, and this did not change until relatively late in world history. During the golden ages of European history, such as during Rome, China ... Read More

A Discussion on the Defense of Ironism and the Rejection of Universal Traits Among the Humans in Rorty’s Chapter on Private Irony and Liberal Hope (668 words, 3 pages)

After reading Rortys chapter on Private Irony and Liberal Hope, I would like to focus my discussion on his defense of ironism and the rejection of universal traits among the human species. Rorty boldly challenges the idea that society requires some sort of consensus about what is universally human to ... Read More

Deanna and Timothy Sellnow’s Article The ‘Illusion of Life’ Rhetorical Perspective: An Integrated Approach to the Study of Music as Communication (538 words, 3 pages)

Article Analysis The Illusion of Life Rhetorical Perspective An Integrated Approach to the Study of Music as CommunicationIn Deanna Sellnow and Timothy Sellnows article, The Illusion of Life Rhetorical Perspective An Integrated Approach to the Study of Music as Communication, the authors argue that music can be studied rhetorically and ... Read More

The Differences in the General Public’s Perception of Culpability of Homosexual and Heterosexual Males with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (1992 words, 8 pages)

In this study, three hundred college students will be introduced to one of two scenarios regarding an HIV-positive male, one with a homosexual male and the other with a heterosexual male. After reading one of these scenarios, each participant will be asked to complete measures that evaluate the culpability of ... Read More

An Analysis of Stonier’s Article Tailoring Leisure to Suit a Wider Audience through Creative Event Planning with a Multi-Sensory Approach (442 words, 3 pages)

Article Analysis 1 StonierAs I read this article, the word participant stuck out to me as it was used more than any other term to refer to the hospitals residents. Viewing the physically handicapped people discussed in the article as creators, artists, directors, and designers increases their sense of worth ... Read More

The Darfur Crisis: A Violation of Human Rights in Sudan (1194 words, 3 pages)

In 2003, two Darfuri rebel groups, the Sudan Liberation Movement and the Justice and Equality Movement, revolted against the Sudanese government with violent complaints of governmental oppression of Darfurs non-Arab population. The government responded to this by beginning a brutal and bloody campaign against Darfurs non-Arabs. The Sudanese military and ... Read More

A Research on the Different Types of RNA in the Human Cells (912 words, 3 pages)

There are many various different types of RNA present in our cells, some of which scientists are just discovering and many of whose functions are still unknown. Typically when one thinks about the different types of RNA they think of mRNA, rRNA, or tRNA but there are other types of ... Read More

Self-Evaluation; No Stereotypes, We’re Just Humans Living Human Lives (1012 words, 3 pages)

At the beginning of the quarter I had little information about my own beliefs and religion, I just knew the aspects of Buddhism and Hinduism felt right. I was always that one kid who was living inside his mind, and so it just fit. When the quarter began and I ... Read More

Human Modification: The Inevitability of Enhancement (816 words, 3 pages)

The Inevitability of EnhancementWhen one looks at all of the technological advances our race has created, one goal has been kept in mind throughout development improving the quality of life. Even the simple tree branch used as a spear was an early attempt at working the smart way as opposed ... Read More

The Role of Horses in the Shaping of Human Society as a Status Symbol During the Equine Revolution (1130 words, 4 pages)

Throughout history, horses have played pivotal roles in humantransportation, trade, warfare, and countless other utilities. This essayexamines how horses have helped shaped human society as symbols of statusever since their domestication during the Equine Revolution.. To assist inmy thesis, I will be analyzing the Iranian-Style Royal Portrait fromSasanian-Type Silver Plate, ... Read More

Capital Punishment Violates All Human Rights and It Is Immoral (765 words, 3 pages)

The death penalty has been used throughout history to punish people from a variety of offenses. Today it is still used in all states excluding thirteen. It is the harshest of punishment used against the worst criminals. This topic starts many arguments in todays society. There are very many reasons ... Read More

Capital Punishment is the Ultimate Denial of Human Rights (758 words, 3 pages)

Technology and Humanity: The Dangers of Overusing Technology (902 words, 3 pages)

Technology and HumanityThe word technology might not seem at first to be a very difficult word to define. This is most definitely due to the high number of technological items that are ingrained in our modern society. One does not fully realize the effect of technology in our everyday life ... Read More

The Importance of Sugar in Human History in the Book Bittersweet: The Story of Sugar by Peter Macinnis (1703 words, 6 pages)

The Sweetness Of HistorySugar is a part of life which people often take for granted. However, like most things that have been woven into the fabric of society, sugar has a surprisingly complex history. Through the centuries, sugar has been a force in religious and political conflict, economic exchange, and ... Read More

The Sheepish Nature of Humans and the Absolute Power of the Government in The Lottery by Shirley Jackson and Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut (1316 words, 6 pages)

The Sheep and the Machine Government is the manner in which a class, group, state or nation is ruled or controlled. Some governing groups serve to help the people they govern, while other exist simply to suppress the common man and feed those in power. Governments have been the reason ... Read More

An Anthropological and Sociological Approach to the Value of Money (1030 words, 4 pages)

Anthropology of MoneyMonetary transactions are unique and varied parts of human culture. The integral nature of money to culture has caused it to be linked with a variety of other social interactions. Marcel Mausss The Origins of the Concept of Money, he examine the complex systems of exchange and the ... Read More

Alt J’s Transcendentalist Approach to Music Making (804 words, 4 pages)

This is All Theirs Alt J and IndividualityIn 2007, at Leeds university in the UK, four friends decided to band together and start writing and recording their own unique style of music. 8 years later, their little project, now called Alt J, is now renowned for their uniqueness and originality. ... Read More

The Human Nature of Guilt in the Novel Great Expectations by Charles Dickens (460 words, 2 pages)

A Guilty AmbitionThroughout Great Expectations, the prolific novelist Charles Dickens incorporates several themes that are reflective of characteristics of basic human nature.One theme addressed in the novel is that guilt does not necessarily bring about reconciliation. From the very start of the story, guilt has played an important role in ... Read More

A Question of Humanity in Frankenstein, a Film by James Whale (1183 words, 4 pages)

The Composite Man The Human Question of FrankensteinWhen one considers the concept of artificial intelligence, the first things to come to mind are usually images of computers and robots, simulacrums of humanity encased in lines and lines of code, instead of, say, an amalgam of corpses powered by a criminal ... Read More

An Explanation of Human Freedom in Light of God’s Providence Using the Compatibilist View (327 words, 1 pages)

Many believers throughout the history of the church has wrestled with many theological topics. One of the most common is the issue of human freedom in light of Gods providence. There have been many different approaches to answer this issue such as determinism, indeterminism, and compatibilist. Using the Lighthouse View ... Read More

Plato’s Philosophical Issues of Humanity’s Nature and Absolute Truth in the Movie IRobot (981 words, 3 pages)

The movie "IRobot" raises two of Plato's more compelling philosophical issues, the nature of humanity and absolute truth. Platos theory of the world of perfect form identified humans as imperfect images of true humanity. IRobot suggests that a robot is an imitation of a human just as a human is ... Read More

Insights on Morals and Human Nature in the Panchatantra Fables (472 words, 2 pages)

A Fable is a timeless piece of wisdom presented in story form. The Panchatantra contains three fables which teach about moral, but, they also contain insights on human nature. We will identify these insights contained in the Panchatantra and analyze them.In the story The Foolish Friend a king befriends a ... Read More

A Psychological Approach to The Metamorphosis by Kafka (528 words, 2 pages)

Because The Metamorphosis seems to be a story about how he thinks of himself somewhat as an insect in his own life or world, I chose to read it from the psychological approach.The Metamorphosis begins with Gregor Samsa waking up to discover that he has changed into a monstrous cockroach. ... Read More

My Motivation to Contribute to the Work of Human Rights Council in Their Attempts to Prevent Genocide (554 words, 2 pages)

The United Nations is an organization whos purpose is to bring all the nations of the world together to work for peace and development. The organization in the United Nations I would want to be part of is Human Rights. Within the Human Rights Council, I would like to focus ... Read More

The Question of Human Free Will and God’s Omniscient Being Coexisting (448 words, 2 pages)

The concept of free will is sometimes doubtful. This raises the question, who is in control of our lives? Free will says that we are, but how can that be possible with an omniscient being coexisting? How can human free will and godly omniscience exist coexist at the same time ... Read More

The Connection of Magical and Human World in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter (1964 words, 12 pages)

Essay 2 Children are capable, of course, of literary belief when the story-makers art is good enough to produce it. That state of mind has been called willing suspension of disbelief. But this does not seem to me a good description of what happens. What really happens is that the ... Read More

The Clash of Beliefs: Humanism Versus Christianity (765 words, 3 pages)

Humanism vs. ChristianityIn a world of Chaos, is there a God? Who made the earth, the stars, the solar system? Are there really consequences for my actions? These common questions occur to every living person. Humanism tries to answer these questions. What are there beliefs? To start, God does not ... Read More

A Comedic Approach to the Major Issues in Hawaiian Tourism in “Hawaiian Hotel” (371 words, 2 pages)

Summary and ResponseIn Hawaiian Hotel the writers attempt to poke fun at the major issues in Hawaiian tourism through comedy. They accomplish this by showing how arrogant tourist are to Hawaiian culture and how hard it is to live in this island paradise. The writers show how a stereotypical arrogant ... Read More

The Characteristics of Humans in a Time of Trial in The Great Gatsby, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and Of Mice and Men (1118 words, 4 pages)

Todays society tells us that most of the time when human beings are put in a time of trial, they show traits such as selfishness and impatience rather than generosity and fortitude (Austen, Jane). However, there are more situations where we human beings show kindness and empathy through their actions. ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013