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A Reflection on My Writing, Reading, Reflecting and Research Skills (1770 words, 7 pages)

Reflective Argument EssayReading is really important, whether its on the highway finding where to go, or reading the back of a label to inquire if its a can of rat poison or black olives. Writing is equally as important for expressing ideas and communication and if your skilled enough, like ... Read More

A Reflection on My Childhood Acting Experience in Middle School Plays (1307 words, 5 pages)

A Semesters ReflectionActing had always been an interest of mine but the only real experience I had was childhood acting in middle school plays and being in a show choir in high school (yes it does involve acting). I always had this dream of becoming an actress and often found ... Read More

A Reflection of Our Final Performance and My Acting Career (670 words, 3 pages)

Final Performance ReflectionThe final performance for this class was a very different experience from anything else weve done in class or even our monologue performances. I found it extremely intriguing to watch all of the other performances and watch the different dynamics presented in all of the different scenes. I ... Read More

A Reflection of My Performance in the Play, Pedro, The Great Pretender (287 words, 1 pages)

Response to Pedro, The Great PretenderWhether done intentionally or not, any work of art is a reflection of the artists culturein particular, plays, that can be performed throughout history as society develops and changes. This semester, I had the pleasure of performing the role of Silerio, the Kings steward, in ... Read More

My Reflection on Metaphysics and Time (1258 words, 5 pages)

Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy responsible for the study of existence. It is the foundation of a worldview. It answers the question "What is?" and in this case What is time? It encompasses everything that exists, as well as the nature of existence itself. It says whether the world ... Read More

My Reflections on the World According to Deaf People (2517 words, 9 pages)

The World According to Deaf PeopleIf I were asked 2 years ago to describe the world Deaf people lived in, I would have assumed it to be dull. As a hearing person who was raised in a hearing household within a hearing-dominated society, I did not understand how a Deaf ... Read More

A Reflection on the Hero Francis Peggy Pegahmagabow (781 words, 4 pages)

In our history class I learned that heroes dont need capes or powers to do the right thing and persevere. I chose to write about a war hero, war heroes are one of the most courageous, brave, selfless heroes of all and I feel that they demonstrate the true qualities ... Read More

Jane Hills The Everyday Language of White Racism: A Reflection on Language, Ethnicity and Racism (754 words, 3 pages)

Language, Ethnicity and Racism Reflective EssayAs long as our eyes are able to perceive different shades of color in other humans, race and ethnicity issues will always persist. It is strange to think that the Selma to Montgomery marches happened a little less than fifty years ago. During times of ... Read More

A Reflection of the Gothic Genre in Frankenstein, a Novel by Mary Shelley (426 words, 2 pages)

In The Female Gothic The Monsters Mother, Ellen Moers declares that the early Gothic writers tended to emphasize the physiological (Moers, 317). As an early Gothic writer herself, Mary Shelley follows this in Frankenstein a number of times. An instance of this that stands out to me is when after ... Read More

A Reflection on Alan Locke and His Views on Harlem and Zionism (959 words, 4 pages)

Alain Locke ReflectionsHarlem is not only the largest negro community in the world, but also the first concentration in history of so many diverse elements of negro life, (Locke). It was for this reason that Mr. Alain Locke believed that Harlem, as the cradle of a culture that it was, ... Read More

The Passage of Time, the Concept of Loss, and Self-Reflection in the Literary Works of James Merrill (1366 words, 4 pages)

James Merrill boasts an immaculate portfolio of plays, essays, and his specialty, poems. Formulaic, strict works of his earlier career evolved into deep explorations of personal psyche carved from his subjective interaction with the world. In sampling Merrills poems, I have observed his particular enrapturement with particularities of living. Throughout ... Read More

The Switch between the Sentimental and Cynical Reflection on American Culture of the 1920s in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby (839 words, 3 pages)

The Age of IgnoranceIn The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald shifts from sentimental to cynical using artful diction, consistent juxtaposition, and profound imagery, proving that American culture in the 1920s is ignorant of nature and has a faulty perception of reality, but maintains an unyielding optimism for its orgastic future.American ... Read More

A Personal Reflection on the Nuclear Attack on Hiroshima (412 words, 2 pages)

Although there are many theories on the incentive of the decision to drop an atomic bomb in Japan, of which mainly revolve around traditionalist and revisionist accounts of intending to urge Japan to surrender in order not to increase american casualties, or to consolidate America's dominant power position in connection ... Read More

A Reflection on What I Learned in Class about the Political and Economic History of America (609 words, 2 pages)

I am going to be completely honest prior to taking American Heritage 100, I heard horror stories about this class. I heard that it was hard, there was a ton of reading and the material was down right boring and hard to comprehend. However, my experience with this course so ... Read More

The Reflection of the Traits of Clytemnestra and Electra (1186 words, 6 pages)

Her Mothers Daughter? Clytemnestra and ElectraAthena was an ideal Greek female image Cohen argues that she was a warrior goddess who is the daughter of Zeus and worshipped by all Greeks. She even possesses the highly prized masculine qualities of strength and cunning in battle. However, this was not an ... Read More

A Reflection on My Experience with Growing up in an Orthodox Church (1558 words, 4 pages)

Reflection Paper 2 Growing up in an Orthodox Church caused me to really question spirituality, God, and his intentions when I left the church at age 14. Natural revelation is something we all experience, where we ask the question, What is the universe, how did it become, and why are ... Read More

A Reflection on Memorizing a Script for a Class Presentation (408 words, 2 pages)

ReflectionDuring this process of moving from my research paper to an oral discourse, I had to make sure I knew exactly what information of all the information I had found I would decide to put into my four slides as content. To me, I thought that it was actually quite ... Read More

A Self-Reflection of My Life Challenges, Motivation, and Persistence to Achieve My Goals (1012 words, 2 pages)

My Greatest Challenge A Self-ReflectionNo one really counts the number of obstacles they face in their lives because as the years go by, they just keep piling on endlessly. I chose to only reflect back on the obstacles that have made the biggest impact on my character, such as watching ... Read More

Self-Reflection and Maturity in the Transformation of Celie in The Color Purple, a Novel by Alice Walker (963 words, 3 pages)

The Color Purple, by Alice Walker tells a story of a young girl named Celie. The book is formatted as an journal so that daily experiences can be shared through the voice of Celie. In the beginning, readers learn that she lives in a life of recurring hardship, confusion, and ... Read More

My Reflections on Femininity, the Pain of Menstruation and How It’s Being Perceived by Society (631 words, 2 pages)

I have an incurable disease one I get once a month. Whenever I get this disease, I am perceived as disabled, emotional, and incompetent. I become less human because I became a woman. Growing up as a child, I would play with anything I could get my hands on. I ... Read More

A Reflection on Culture, Socialization and Social Interaction in Our Social World (590 words, 2 pages)

Our notes on culture, socialization and social interaction connect to the readings for this section in a multitude of ways. Socialization is how individuals learn about their culture and role in society. Through socialization were able to view ourselves as a piece in a gigantic puzzle that is civilization, and ... Read More

A Reflection on Flaws in Anselm’s and Aquinas’ Arguments on the Existance of God (289 words, 1 pages)

Anselm and Aquinas ReflectionIn terms of validity, both Anselm and Aquinas arguments contain flaws. Anselm focuses on one main premise God is defined as an utterly supreme being. This definition forms the entire basis of his argument that since God is the greatest possible being, he must exist in reality, ... Read More

A Reflection on Is Pedigree What It’s Cracked Up to Be, a Podcast by Dr. James Serpell (434 words, 1 pages)

The first Science Friday podcast I watched was called Is Pedigree What Its Cracked Up to Be. The main portion of the podcast was about an experiment created by Dr. James Serpell. Dr. Serpell wanted to study the differences in the temperaments and personalities in different dog breeds. It was ... Read More

A Reflection on Living on One Dollar, a 2013 Film (584 words, 2 pages)

Living One One Dollar (2013) is basically a film about a group of four men who go to Guatemala with the intention of living on one dollar every day for fifty six days. Thats almost two months. I have friends who could spend fifty six dollars at Starbucks in one ... Read More

A Personal Reflection on Giving a Presentation in a College Class (687 words, 2 pages)

ReflectionsSince I started college I always knew I would have to take a speech class and dreaded it from day one. In general I never liked when people looked at me and would usually freeze in class when I had to give an presentation. This class was a huge and ... Read More

A Reflection of the Great Women Pilots in the Show, Night Witches (438 words, 2 pages)

Night Witches ReflectionThis show was so beautiful. From the story to the lighting design and the live folly of everything, I was completely hooked. This was also the first devised theater performance Ive ever seen. The fact that the women on that stage had a hand in what was shown ... Read More

A Reflection on Maybe (Maybe Not): Second Thoughts from a Secret Life, a Book by Robert Fulghum (538 words, 2 pages)

Robert Fulghum opens his book, Maybe (Maybe Not) Second Thoughts from a Secret Life, with going back in time to an intellectual conversation he had once had with a rabbi on the summarization of human wisdom. The rabbi believes that the Hebrew term, timshel, meaning may summarizes human wisdom based ... Read More

A Reflection on the Our Fragile Home Art Exhibition: We Need to Take Care of Our Planet (680 words, 2 pages)

Sometimes in the hustle and busy pace of our lives, we as humans can forget to stop and admire the world we live in. We forget that we are just tiny little pieces in a world that has shaped over the span of millions of years with its own amazing ... Read More

A Reflection of the Use of a Conceptual Framework by the School of Education (507 words, 2 pages)

SOE Conceptual Framework ReflectionThe uses of a conceptual framework are similar to that of a constitution. It outlines the basics and the expectations of the School of Education. The basics include things such as the history. It was interesting to read about the history of the education department at the ... Read More

A Personal Reflection on an English Class (806 words, 4 pages)

Final ReflectionUpon entering my first collegial level English class, I was worried about the potential difficulties that I would face. The specific skill set that I had developed during my high school career only served as a basis for my writing in the beginning of this course. It was insufficient ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013