Category: Scientific method
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A Life Lesson in Keller’s The Story of My Life: Empowering Self-Efficacy
Abstract Keller’s The Story of My Life (1903) is a literary reading filled with abundant examples of struggle and perseverance which is worthy to be viewed as a lesson to promote Self- Efficacy. People’s strong sense of self efficacy is very beneficial in facing challenges even in the most difficult situation in every endeavor of…
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English Poetry Overview – William Bradford, Anne Bradstreet, Mary Rowlandson
William Bradford serves as the governor of the Plymouth colony in Massachusetts and as a puritan himself, he bemoans the spiritual state of corruption of the Church of England and the persecution against its dissidents (non-conformists). He shows contempt for the Roman Catholic Church and desires purity in the Church. As he voyages to America…
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The History of Katharine Briggs, Isabel Myers, and the MBTI
History of the MBTI Test The MBTI test (Myer Briggs type indicator assessment) was set up and outlined by the donation and research of the union of mother-daughter team by the name of Katharine Cook Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers, respectively. Katharine C. Briggs merged her mental feelings with that of the prominent work of…
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The Atlantis – a Mythical Society
It is human nature to become infatuated with the unknown. The world holds endless myths and legends. For over 2000 years people have fantasized about a Mythical society that goes by the name Atlantis. Beginning with the Ideas of Plato, an ancient Greek philosopher. There are countless ideas about what and where Atlantis is. According…
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Theories and Stories about Bigfoot and Its Origin
For many years Bigfoot has been known as one of the greatest mysteries known to mankind. All throughout history there have been stories and legends about a hairy, ape-like being roaming around in some of the deepest parts of the woods all over the world. Bigfoot is described as a large beast with ape-like features…
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To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee and Fences by Augusta Wilson: A Comparative Study
Comparative Literature Essay Authors consistently use character foils in their novels to further develop their characters’ traits and to deepen the reader’s knowledge and understanding of the major characters and themes. In both To Kill A Mockingbird and Fences the authors use character foils. In To Kill A Mockingbird Atticus’s character becomes better understood once…
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The Difference in Bruce’s and Alison’s Approaches to Being Gay in Fun Home
Introduction Fun Home: a Family tragicomic, by Alison Bechdel, deals with the difficulties that a father and daughter face with sexuality/ being gay. Alison Bechdel realizes that Bruce and her are on opposite side of the Kinsey scale regarding their gender preferences. The story pursuit an understanding of how Bruce and Alison differently perceive their…
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Two Different Classes in The Chimney Sweeper and My Last Duchess
The Chimney Sweeper The purpose of writing poems back in the days was to discuss the problems that existed in the society. Chimney Sweeper was written by William Blake in the late 18th century when Britain suffered from the Industrial Revolution. Blake hated the chimney sweeping job that was forcefully given to the children who…
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A Comparative Literary Critique of Jane Eyre and Wide Sargasso Sea
Hailed as a feminist novel, Jane Eyre represents the Victorian female struggle for independence and autonomy. A bildungsroman, Bronte skilfully brings to light the oppression and inequality facing women in the 19th century, inspiring feminists and writers alike including the Creole writer Jean Rhys; author of Wide Sargasso Sea published in 1966. Following her fascination…
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Plato’s Theory of Forms in Modern Ideas
Plato was born, the child of Ariston and Perictione, in around 428 BC. His family, on the two sides, was among the most recognized in Athens. He was conceived in Athens into an exceptionally affluent family and as a young fellow was an understudy of Socrates. Plato is likely a standout amongst the best-known philosopher.…