Cultural Imperialism and its Impact on Globalization: The Case for Contamination

 Cultural imperialism takes place when one culture overtakes another in such a way that the latter ends up following a significant number of values, traditions, beliefs and influences of the former either completely or in a way which enmeshes the influences of the dominating culture inextricably with those of its own (Historyplex). Cultural imperialism … Read more

The Changing Roles of Women During the American Revolution

 For many higher education institutions, they mandate their students to write often and create portfolios with their work. By this practice it reiterates the idea that with practice there will be improvement in that particular task. This is shown throughout history. Time goes on, ideologies change, grow, and adapt to new beginnings. During the … Read more

What Must Architecture Be: A Reflection on the Journey to Embracing Complexity

 Instead of addressing a specific problem within architecture, I want to tackle the challenge of articulating what architecture must be, and the journey I took that led to this realization. I have always, from the beginning been interested in the architecture of complexity (Mayne), the need for exploration in broader and diverse forces that … Read more

How Nature Influences Art and Architecture

 How art and architecture has been influenced by natural form Chapter 1 Nature and natural forms have provided inspiration for architects through history. Originally natural architecture played a huge role in the structures that men and women used as shelter. Natural caves or huts made out of sticks were the first real shelters. These … Read more

How Stigma Impacts Those with Bipolar Disorder

 Bipolar disorder effects up to 3 million people in the US alone. bipolar disorder is a mental illness that falls under the category as a mood disorder. People who have bipolar disorder fall into cycles of depression and mania. Depression can cause symptoms of loss of interest in daily activities, suicidal ideation, self-harm, low … Read more

Uncovering the Relationship Between Psychopathology and Religious Experience: A Case Study

 Anthro 136 Final Paper The intrinsic relationship between psychopathology and religious experience has been analyzed extensively over the years by many prominent anthropologists. Logically, a number of contrasting schools of thought have been developed. This paper will analyze the Psychodynamic, Configurationalist, and Phenomenological approach to psychopathology through the lens of a specific case study … Read more

Jak autorytety wpływają na kształtowanie poczucia tożsamości u dzieci i młodzieży?

 Dzieci traktowane są jako osoby godne szacunku i zaufania. Istotne jest, aby dzieci miały poczucie własnej wartości oraz potrafiły nakreślić cele, do których będą dążyć, z uwzględnieniem ich własnej osobowości i tkwiących w nich sił. Wpłynie to budująco podczas kryzysu poczucia własnej wartości, który występują zazwyczaj w okresie dojrzewania. Poczucie tożsamości jest istotną sprawą, … Read more

Should Performance Enhancing Drugs Be Legalized? Debate and Risks Explored.

 The usage of performance enhancement drugs in sports dates back to ancient times when the ancient greeks would ingest raw animal testicals in order to augment their athletic performance in sporting events, such as the Olympic Games. Overtime, more performance enhancing drugs were discovered and used to help athletes’ gain a competitive advantage. However, … Read more

The Development, Diagnosis, and Treatment of a Psychopathic Individual

 Psychopathy was originally used to denote all mental irregularities. However, over time the term has gained popularity and began being used in a narrower manner. Today, Psychopathy is described as a personality disorder. Former research in the field has focused mainly on Juvenile psychopathy, and psychopathy of male criminals (Lynam & Gudonis, 2005). This … Read more