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Nature Versus Nurture: The Role of Genetic Influence on the Serial Killer
The question remains whether it is inherent, genetic factors that form a serial killer or whether it is the environment in which that individual has been reared.
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Analysis of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash
With so many facets of the science fiction literary experience, readers will begin to ask themselves, “What would have to happen for our reality to become like this?"
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All for One and One for All: Analysis of Lysistrata
Many ancient Greek comedians, and even some poets and tragedians, injected a sardonic, satirical attitude that the modern era sees in its own work.
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To Be or Not to Be.....Medieval?
What is it about medieval literature that presents itself to allow readers to know it is medieval in nature? It is more than just the date in which these works were written.
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Literature and Science Fiction: The World We Know
An author is merely limited by his imagination which really can be quite boundless. However, he will always be most comfortable in the world he knows.