World war II was a tragic event, beginning on September 1st, 1939. It started because of the leader, Adolf Hitler, began to invade the country of Poland and after his refusal to stop this process, Britain and France declared war on Germany, beginning world war II. Adolf Hitler was a German politician and leader … Read more
Reflective Essay: How possible is it to know the past? I have chosen the question ‘How possible is it to know the past?’ as I find the idea of no one fully being able to understand the past extremely compelling. The concept of being able to understand the past to full capacity is critical when it … Read more
Harry-cles Potter and the Mythological Allusions Throughout history, Greek and Roman mythology has become an ingrained part of society that; for most people; goes unnoticed. This continuous presence comes in the various forms of media with a large concentration in media intended for children to young adults. Whether they appear in books, television shows, movies, … Read more
Do you ever wonder who controls and regulates the dedicated work force of America? You might think that it is just controlled by the basic government (which technically it is), but there is a certain organization that controls this field. They are called the United States Department of Labor. Who is the Department of Labor? … Read more
Introduction to the Greek Churches The message of Christianity is very countercultural to the Greek way of life. Christianity preaches the idea of denying oneself for the sake of perfect obedience to a perfect God. The culture of Greece often celebrated the human goodness, achievement, and beauty, whereas Christianity portrays humans as evil, capable … Read more
The Hero’s Journey: How One Ancient Story Continues to Inspire the World The concept of the hero’s journey comes from Joseph Campbell, a prolific mythologist. Campbell’s years of research into comparative mythology and its importance in understanding human history culminated in his esteemed 1949 work, The Hero With A Thousand Faces. In this work, Campbell … Read more
The Outsider View All societies have shared rules. These rules, or norms, are important for the community because they ensure it will continue to run and avoid chaos. But in every society, we see that there are some people who break away from these standards and are then called, or labeled, as outsiders. We … Read more
The last few decades of the twentieth century saw an increasing obsession in the presentation and ornamentation of the human body in the search for beauty, decoration and stylistic glamour. People became growingly preoccupied with their bodies and new books promoted their own perspectives on the body. Foucault drew attention to the non biological … Read more
The caption on the front of the post card reads “HUY. Le Hoyoux a Pré à la Fontaine", which at first look appears to be French, and through further research appears to be a crude form of French available in Belgium. Multiple translation websites have problems identifying words within the caption, with the only … Read more
Fashion is ever-changing, devotedly parallel to the society it exists in. Through this observation, the evaluation of certain symbols of garments and their implied significance has become a familiar practice when constructing the history of fashion. Although, during the time these innovations were made, it would be complicated to figure out their inherent innuendoes. … Read more
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” (Mahatma Gandhi) Volunteering is more than giving back to a community, it offers personal fulfilment and satisfaction and it is an important part of building your identity. I chose Saint Michael’s Medical Center as my location for volunteering because … Read more
Hello, welcome to my podcast. Our discussion today will be about the many subgenres of electronic dance music. I have not listed all of the different subgenres, for there are too many to list. But i think i’ve covered most of the main subgenres in EDM. There are many genres of EDM because … Read more
Justin Michalson 11-28-18 Dr.Moses Research Paper: Environmental Racism Environmental racism is the destruction of communities of color due to lack of access to clean water, proper land, and lack of rehabilitation from extensive natural disasters. Early instances of Environmental Racism was sharecropping post civil war. Black folks were not tied down to plantations … Read more
The Great War, also known as the First World War or World War I, was a geopolitical struggle that emerged in 1914 and lasted for four years. This international conflict greatly influenced both the sociopolitical and economic development of most nations in Europe, Israel, Russia, United States, and the Middle East. Notably, the war … Read more
Thomas Jefferson Section 1: Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States, did many things for our country. He helped write the declaration of independence, supported the Revolution, and ruled over the Louisiana purchase. During his presidency Jefferson greatly reduced the national debt by almost thirty million dollars. He began the U.S. Military Academy … Read more
