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Defining The Self

by SandMan

Essay / Non-Fiction

October 17, 2008

1 day reads: 6

Summary

This is an essay I wrote for a socratic question. "In a world where we are bombarded by people trying to define us, how do we create a personal identity for ourselves?" It's not an easy question to answer, and I couldn't for a long period of time. Finding myself was quite the challenge, but no less, I've found a few revelations, and think this may enlighten a few minds. Enjoy.

Broken Hearted Girl

by Terribly

Essay / Non-Fiction

July 19, 2013

1 day reads: 5

Comments: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

My story.

Microhistory: Advantages and Disadvantages

by Richard Blundell

Essay / Non-Fiction

December 06, 2015

1 day reads: 5

Summary

Is smaller necessarily better? This essay investigates whether the methodology of microhistory is beneficial to historians in present era of relativism and postmodernism.

A World Without Boundaries

by Aabis

Essay / Non-Fiction

May 04, 2017

1 day reads: 5

Comments: 4

Shelves: 4

Summary

Can we imagine a world without boundaries? Almost not.But we have to. A world where there is no limits. A world where there is no hatred,only love, affection and respect. A world that will move us closer to nature.Where there everything is for everyone. The whole world is our, and we are for the whole world.

The Progression of Madness in 'The Yellow Wallpaper'

by Havok

Essay / Non-Fiction

November 13, 2011

1 day reads: 4

Shelves: 1

Summary

Close-reading analysis of Charlotte Perkins-Gilman's short story, "The Yellow Wallpaper," done in my first year of university.

Benefits of Modern Communication

by Amaaz

Essay / Non-Fiction

December 13, 2011

1 day reads: 4

Shelves: 2

Summary

In the modern world life will be impossible without communication. We use communication in all the activities of our daily life. Communication is the process of transferring information from one person to another with the use of a medium in which the communicated information is understood by both parties. In communication both parties must use a common language understood by them. Communication is defined as a process by which we assign and convey meaning in an attempt to create shared understanding. Today the communication has developed so much that we are always interacted with it in our all activities. None can live without communication. In the present world communication plays key role in all the development activities from economy to all relations in national & international activities. The development in modern communication has brought new era in the development of the world. In this aspect the advantages of the communication is remarkable & can be seen everywhere from the world. Today we benefit much from communication. None can say anything against this. In our everyday life we must use communication. There are many benefits of the modern communication to our lives in all the fields. One can write many about this topic. Earlier, there were no telephones, fax machines, internet, TV or any other present resources of communication. Present communication has made the world a global village. This means today the world is such a small place for which through communication we can know what going on anywhere in the world. Television helps us to get breaking news from all over the world. The internet had given a boost to our daily communication. We can talk any one from anywhere in the world through internet or phone. Even in the aspects of education one can get all the information requires from internet. One can even study from the internet through distance learning programs. Today the communication has made you to feel that the world is at your finger tips. You can see the benefit of modern communication in all the areas of our lives. Modern communication has brought a revolution…

Good and Bad people

by leahhammer91211

Essay / Non-Fiction

January 28, 2013

1 day reads: 4

Comments: 2

Summary

Comparisons between good and bad people and how it can affect the world!

OUR NATIONAL HEROES

by loudspeaker

Essay / Non-Fiction

May 22, 2009

1 day reads: 4

Comments: 28

Shelves: 1

Summary

This essay is about those national icons who took active part in uplifting the image of Pakistan.

Christmas: The Origins of Christmas

by princess onika auguste

Essay / Non-Fiction

November 20, 2009

1 day reads: 4

Comments: 3

Summary

just an essay about the history of christmas

The Unexpected Happens

by NaomiANiemann

Essay / Non-Fiction

May 31, 2012

1 day reads: 3

Summary

This is an essay written for my freshman English honors class on the hardest lesson I have ever learned.

A DECLINE OF VALUES, MORALS AND ETHICS

by Tahir Hamid

Essay / Non-Fiction

July 05, 2015

1 day reads: 3

Shelves: 2

Summary

Humanity seems to be on the decline heading towards destruction with a real decline in values and ethics. Within the world today, morals and ethics are on a decline and we have started weighing life in terms of materialism. Due to selfishness and compassion in societies, humanity is waning giving place to sadism and cruelty.

The Missing Boy

by Arian

Essay / Non-Fiction

September 21, 2010

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Summary

My friend went missing in my 9th grade year of school (high school). This is a shortened version of what my friends and I went through.

Crime is socially constructed. What does this mean and how does it differ from deviance? (University Essay)

by Stuart Pirie

Essay / Non-Fiction

February 28, 2013

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 2

Shelves: 5

Summary

Essay I wrote for a university assignment concerning crime and deviance, and the difference between them. Also explaining the view that crime is socially constructed.

The Reformation and The Enlightenment

by Stuart Pirie

Essay / Non-Fiction

October 18, 2013

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Shelves: 5

Summary

A Short summary of the periods of The Reformation and The Enlightenment.

Dance as Art

by Sylvia Sun Sol

Essay / Non-Fiction

July 16, 2012

1 day reads: 2

Summary

Dance as Art

Inside Out, and Back Again.

by Shawnda

Essay / Non-Fiction

January 18, 2018

1 day reads: 2

Shelves: 1

Summary

It's an essay about how her life changes inside out and then back again.

STERNGLASS COSMOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

by Mark Creek-water Dorazio

Essay / Non-Fiction

August 01, 2018

1 day reads: 2

Summary

According to Sternglass’s "electron-positron pair model of matter," a cosmological system is an object which is totally electronic in nature, like an electromagnetic field: though one can measure its mass/energy content by the effects which it produces on other objects, there is no "ponderable matter" (Einstein's words) inside it. Sternglass says that our universe started as a single very large cosmological system, which he calls "the primeval atom" (after the theory of Georges Lemaitre). According to his model, after a long divide-in-half scenario, during which the primeval atom repeatedly divides in half, producing ever smaller objects, there is a "phase transition" --- which releases a large amount of energy, and produces large numbers of neutrons, most of which quickly decay, producing protons and electrons. Thus Sternglass's model explains both the birth-process of protons and neutrons, and the source of the power for a Big Bang, assuming that there really was a Big Bang. In Sternglass's model, a quasar is a "delayed mini-Bang" [his words] and identical in every way to the assumed Big Bang, but just simply involves less energy and matter; these "gamma-ray bursters" as Sternglass calls them are more like "white holes" than "black holes": nothing gets sucked in, and large amounts of stuff come out.

Essay - "Secrets" by Bernard MacLaverty

by Luna A Phoebe

Essay / Non-Fiction

December 21, 2009

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 47

Shelves: 2

Summary

SORRY about the break and space free but blame booksie ;/

MARRIAGES IN PAKISTAN

by tahir139

Essay / Non-Fiction

December 11, 2012

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 3

Summary

Marriage in Pakistan is a difficult proposition. In my case, it took my parents a decade to find my wife. Read about the issues concerning marriage in Pakistan.

What Do You See Out Of Your Window?

by DustinSRobertson

Essay / Non-Fiction

May 29, 2010

1 day reads: 1

Summary

So many things could be brought to memory from looking out of a window and seeing what is around you. This window means a lot to me because it describes life. Maybe you could find the answer to the questions in your head by peering out of your window. Try it. You never know what you might find.

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