Causes and Consequence of the French Revolution

 The French Revolution commenced in the year 1789 and ended in the late 1790’s. As the name says, this revolution occurred in France. It was one of the most violent revolutions to happen. The French Revolution was inspired by the enlightenment ideals. Even though it had not succeeded in achieving the goals it had … Read more

The Struggle for Equality and Rights in American Education

 It is far from controversial to state that education is an immensely valuable and important public good to individuals and democratic societies. Yet the United States Constitution, the document which citizens place their faith to effectively communicate our country’s fundamental values and commitments, fails to explicitly address education and any intended associated rights. This … Read more

Friedrich Froebel: The Pioneer of Modern Education

 Paste your essay in here..Friedrich Wilhelm August Froebel was born on April 21, 1782. He was a German pedagogue who essentially started the foundation for the modern education solely based on recognizing that children have distinctive capabilities and needs. He was the founder of kindergarten and was in fact one of the most dominant … Read more

From Art to Science: How Dentistry Became My Passion

 My interest towards art transformed into a passion when my teacher asked me to draw anatomical diagrams in the biology class on the blackboard. Family background of doctors, interest towards the functioning of the human body and the recognition for art have made me score well especially in Biological Sciences. At home, since a … Read more

Greek Sculptures: A Timeless Artistic Expression

 Sam Rosen World History 1 Mr. Rivera March 7, 2018 Art is an expression of oneself whether it be dancing, singing, writing poetry, painting or sculpting. In ancient Greece, citizens would use sculptures to show religious views, idols that they praised, and day to day life. The Greek view of beauty was idealized in … Read more

The Evolution of Our Understanding of the Universe

 The early picture of the cosmos was far from what we know and imagine today. Originating from the Ancient Greeks, the universe was depicted as a finite space with Earth at the centre. In earlier centuries astronomical technology was far simpler than what we have today, and as such many of the beliefs about … Read more

Aristotle’s Conception of Soul: A Philosophical Perspective

 Paste your essay in here…Fabian Sanchez Dr. Edelman PHIL 3318 07 March. 2018 Aristotle’s Conception of Soul Many philosophers throughout history have theorized the soul and if it truly exists.  Two of the most influential philosophers known were Plato and Aristotle.  These philosophers both supported the belief in a soul for all living organisms. … Read more

Why China can’t replace the United States as the next world superpower

 With the offset of the American abdication, a resounding effect has commenced on the international community where a number of people have come to believe that China will replace The United States as a hegemony. While this theory does have its affirmative backing, it does not stand economically, financially or politically.   ECONOMIC SECTOR … Read more

Implications: Pursuit of Wealth – The Rich Can Own Private Property, but the Rest Cannot

 Implications: Pursuit of Wealth In todays world, money has become an obsession. Most everyone dreams of they day they can own a home, buy an expensive car, travel, purchase expensive clothes, etc. Today we are obsessed with having as much money as possible and thinking that is what defines happiness and success. While it … Read more

The Debate Over Whether Humans are Born with the Instinct and Possibility to Rape Other Humans

 Every ninety-eight seconds an American is sexually assaulted. That’s thirty-six people every hour, eight hundred eighty-one in twenty-four hours, and three hundred twenty-one thousand, seven hundred ninety-five in one year. The idea that humans are born with the instinct and possibility to rape other humans has been a controversial debate with those who believe … Read more

Classical Philosophy and the Importance of Virtue: A Comparison of Plato’s Meno and Augustine’s On Free Choice of the Will

 One theme that appears to be prevalent throughout classical philosophy is the importance of virtue and how one can obtain it.  Much of Plato’s Meno and Augustine’s On Free Choice of the Will discusses each philosopher’s thought process on how virtue is gained and how one could be more virtuous than another.  In fact, … Read more