Revealing the Realities of Schizophrenic Violence and the Neglected Issue of Self-Harm

 As a disease and idea, schizophrenia has become linked with violent crime. In recent history, popular imagination has indicted the condition as a physical threat to society, and scorned those who suffer from the disorder without adequate treatment and understanding. Such a biased conception has principally derived from a confluence of criminal cases involving … Read more

Improve Patient Care with Interpersonal Communication Skills in Nursing

 Interpersonal communication in any career field is important. This communication is defined as the “process by which people exchange information, feelings, and meaning through verbal and non-verbal messages: it is face-to-face communication” (SkillsYouNeed). Without communication, life is much more challenging to get any tasks done. Whether it is through non-verbal cues, body language, different … Read more

The Monotype Art Form Through Generations and Stylistic Movements

 Hannah Miller Monotype Printmaking 12/7/18 Monotype Printmaking  Distinctive artists across generations and stylistic movements slowly discovered techniques with in classical printmaking methods, such as Intaglio, that have lead to the birth of monotype/monoprint-making. Monotype printmaking was once viewed as ‘lowly’ art by museums and art collectors alike due to the cheapness in materials and … Read more

Unravelling the Mistakes that Led to Devastation of Hurricane Katrina in the USA.

 This case summarizes events preceding the Hurricane Katrina, which was one of the worst natural catastrophes in the modern history of the USA. It raises questions about the lack of reasonable prevention and preparation actions due to flimsy structure and management of the responsible organizations and persons, invalidity and inconsistence of their actions and … Read more

The Rich History of Constantinople, the 7th Century City at the Crossroads of Europe and Asia

 Constantinople The city of Constantinople was built during the seventh century BCE. This ancient city has obtained many names, such names included the City of Desires, Queen of Cities, Istinpolin, and Stambol (History). It was originally located in a place called “Byzantium” (Wasson). Constantinople was an ancient city in what is now modern-day Turkey … Read more

UK Rail Development Impacting Oxford's Social Hubs: A History

 Introduction The morphology of landscape shaped the world as we perceive it; forming countries, cities and the way they develop. This not only in terms of geography but on a complex physical environment in which human aggregation develop cultural life through interactions and socialisation (Park, R. E. (1926)). The physical environment and its morphology … Read more

The Rich History of Constantinople: Ancient Capital & Trading Hub of Land & Sea Trade Routes

 Constantinople The city of Constantinople was built during the seventh century BCE. This ancient city has obtained many names, such names included the City of Desires, Queen of Cities, Istinpolin, and Stambol (History). It was originally located in a place called “Byzantium” (Wasson). Constantinople was an ancient city in what is now modern-day Turkey … Read more