Exploring Existentialism, Fame and Starvation: The Psychological Displacement of The Hunger Artist

 The overarching themes of art being innately pretentious, existentialism, and the need for validation in one’s beliefs all contribute to Franz Kafka’s “A Hunger Artist,” in their impact on the unnamed focus character only referred to as the hunger artist, who is a professional faster that spends his days locked in a cage in … Read more

The Impact of the Treaty of Versailles on World War 1: Context, Significance and Legitimacy

 The treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28th 1919 and marked the end of World War One. The big three, France, Britain and US, dominated the Paris conferences regarding the treaty, whilst Germany were declined any input regarding the terms in the treaty. The treaty reflects the punishment given to Germany after their … Read more

Train Autistic Kids to Use the Toilet Effectively and Easily

 Autism Spectrum Disorder is a developmental disorder effecting 1 in 59 children in the United States and the current ratio is approximately 4.5 male:1 female (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2018). According to the National Institute of Mental Health (2018), children, adolescents, and adults on the spectrum exhibit various characteristics of autism. Many … Read more

Intrusion Detection System

Abstract: Security has become the greatest issue, both within and outside the organizations which are on cloud. The use of user ID’s, passwords and firewalls are the common steps that are taken in order to secure the computers. However, these are not proven to be so effective solutions in current unsecure era. The need of … Read more

Optogenetics: Exploring Its Past, Present & Future in Neuroscience

 OPTOGENETICS : Past, Present and Future Optogenetics refers to a range of techniques that control cellular activity through   genetically delivery of light-sensitive proteins. The ability to precisely modulate the activity of a defined population of cells, with little to no invasion or interference of other systems has been a revelation in deconstructing the function … Read more

The Foundations of Ancient China & Rome: Comparing Cultures & Difficulties with Governing

 Jenna Smith CP World History Mr. Yeatts, Period 4 30 October 2018 The Foundations of Civilizations: Ancient China and Ancient Rome The flowing water of the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers and the rolling hills and shining waters of the Mediterranean offered home to two of the most outstanding empires in history, Ancient China and … Read more

Explore Impact of Bengal's Permanent Settlement: Landholding & Socio-Economic Development

 A. INTRODUCTION The First Amendment to the Constitution of India, passed by the Parliament in 1951 soon after the Constitution came into force in 1950, made changes to Article 19 of the Constitution, so as to enable state legislatures  to pass laws that would effect the redistribution of land in their territories, through the … Read more

McDonald's Digital Orders Revitalise Profitability: Efficiency, Performance & Triple P Model

 Between 2014 and 2015, McDonald’s experienced one of its poorest years in history as the company’s full-year net income had dropped by 15% (Neate 2015). The fast-food chain was slowly losing its touch up until the introduction of the new self-service kiosks to the 14,000 branches in the US by newly appointed CEO, Steve … Read more

Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Story ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’: A Turning Point in Feminist Criticism.

1Traditions come in all kinds of forms from all kinds of cultures and backgrounds, usually they follow what is valued in those certain societies and can be an in depth glimpse of said culture. Most of the time these traditions are harmless but in other cases they can have the tendency to perpetuate inequality amongst … Read more

Uncovering PANDAS: A Disorder Causing Neuropsychiatric Effects in Kids

   Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated With Streptococcal Infections or else called PANDAS is a relatively new but debatable diagnosis that affects hundreds of children and their families. It is thought to be an autoimmune disorder emerging from a Group A beta-hemolytic streptococcal infection (GABHS) that activates a misdirected immune response that results in … Read more

How Ancient Greek Women Challenged Patriarchal Control

 Traditionally in the ancient Greek culture, women were seen to be a reflection of her husband or father's standing in society. If her husband was a powerful man then she was considered a powerful woman by association. Ancient Gricean women would also depend upon their patriarch for protection, for there was always a threat … Read more