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Psychology and Philosophy: A Brief Article Response
Psychology and philosophy have been intertwined since the dawn of each’s true emergence, dating back to Aristotle.
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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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Umm....Toto? Analysis of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash
With so many facets of the science fiction literary experience, a reader will begin to ask himself, “What would have to happen for our reality to become like this?"
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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: Analysis of Character
The essence of a legend such as Sir Gawain is the quests and tests of character he undergoes that can only be found in literary form.
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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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Short and Sweet? Analysis of Frost's "Fire and Ice"
The saying goes, “less is more.” Many times an individual can make his point with the furrow of the brow and a mere handful of words as opposed to an encyclopedic dissertation.
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Theory of.....Relatability
It’s all relative. Or in the case of a really good author, relatable.
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Cyber Punk'd
In the world of literature, there is has been deemed an influential genre of science fiction called cyberpunk.
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Written by the Winners
It is evident to students at a very young age that history is written by the winners. Most history presents itself in such a manner that students can discern what is intended to be right or wrong.
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Inevitably There is Change
Change is inevitable, whether an the world is ready for it or not. Call it progress or evolution or the circle of life but regardless, nothing in the world remains unchanged.
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Blink and You'll Miss It
Multi-tasking is an essential element to accomplishing just about anything. Just as a living creature will multi-task, the formless idea of time does also.
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The Field of Dreams
Here’s a riddle: Everyone has me, whether they admit to it or not. I can be frightening and I can be drug induced. I can be a glimpse of ecstasy and I can recur on a regular basis. What am I?
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Once Upon a Time...
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there was a lucrative activity that only the boldest and most ambitious of people subjected themselves...the endeavor of reading.
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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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Can't Hardly Wait: Suspense in Milton's Paradise Lost
The greatest story ever told in biblical theology has survived ages of interpretation, character analysis and suspenseful re-telling, one example being John Milton’s Paradise Lost.
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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.