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

Ivan Milat: The Use of Evidence & Finding the Serial Killer

 In the case of Ivan Milat, more commonly known as the ‘Backpacker Murders’, use of evidence was an essential factor in finding the criminal. With the discovery of an increasing number of bodies found in the Belanglo Forest, investigators began observing peculiar patterns at each of the four murder sites. As we go through … Read more

Analyzing Stanley Milgram's Unethical Research Study: NASW & Personal Values Impact

 Abstract The present paper analyzes the unethical research study that was conducted by Stanley Milgram. The standards of the NASW Code of Ethics that are applicable to this case are listed in order of relevance are as follows: 1.01 Commitment to Clients, 1.03 Informed Consent, and 1.04 Competence. There is some degree to which … Read more

Tackle Workplace Discrimination: Laws, Reports & Steps to Take

 Inherent Discrimination Throughout history, the US has experienced many hindrances in the ways we treat minorities, people of different nationalities, and women. Although laws and legislations have been implemented to prevent discriminatory tendencies in everyday life, or at least we'd like to think so, these judgmental tendencies are more commonly seen in the workplace, … Read more

Exploring Fem. Influence in Dutch Baroque & Italian Ren. Art

 Feminine Influence in Dutch Baroque and Italian Renaissance Art Art history, as the modern world knows it, would be virtually nonexistent without the work of women. While Female artists have been involved in making art throughout time, their work often is not as well recognized, praised, or acknowledged as that of men. Being a … Read more

Structured Procedures Adhered to During Derivation of Aircraft Incidents

When deriving a problem, at any level, it is of the utmost importance that a structured procedure is followed and adhered to. These procedures are to ensure every possible aspect, cause and solution of the problem get considered and evaluated. Especially in the aerospace industry, where critical components are paramount to flight safety. On the … Read more

Telehealth System w/ Cloud Storage & Real-Time Analysis for Heart Disease Monitoring

 With the increase in the population and growing health diseases, and increase in treatment costs, the use of telemedicine/telehealth and patient self-monitoring systems are becoming evident. All the patients, physicians, hospitals benefit from the vigilant, time saving and cost effective telehealth systems. One of the most life threatening problem for living being are the … Read more

Dr. Knowitall and Trump’s Plan for ACA: Is the US Health Care System Sustainable?

 If doctors like Dr. Knowitall take control of America’s healthcare system, it would result in tens of thousands of people dying from being uninsured. In concerns to Dr. Knowitall’s views, President Donald Trump’s plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are unreasonable. Repealing and replacing the ACA or “ObamaCare” was a … Read more