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The Brahmanical Tridad or Trimurti, the Hindu equivalent of the Christian Holy Trinity comprises of the three members Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Hinduism also believes in one God. The members of the Trimurti are but three different attributes of the one almighty God or the Supreme Isvara. Brahma or the creator forms the first attribute of God. Vishnu is believed to be the one who preserves the entire cosmic system and Shiva, the most powerful, is considered to be the destroyer, and thus the one who ultimately maintains the whole cosmic system (“Holy Trinity”). Unlike Christianity, Hinduism believes in Continue reading...

Any social phenomenon occurs on the background of certain circumstances. The more complicated and serious is this phenomenon to the public, the view of the fact that caused it, should be enhanced. The rise in the daily life of modern society forced to turn to theoretical and psychological roots of terrorism. In modern society, this problem has become a global threat to mankind.
Terrorism is extremely diverse, its various manifestations and motivators are often intertwined and often has cause-effect relationship between each of them. Therefore, it is very difficult to classify terrorism and any form of classification would be Continue reading...

If ten years ago someone had predicted today's success of Japanese cinema, this prophet would have laughed. Asian cinema is going through one crisis after another, the followers of Akira Kurosawa did not declare himself any more or less decent picture, and the country is in full Hi-Tech reveled exclusively technological advances.
But no coincidence that cultural studies claim that the coming century - the century of Asia. The world flood of Japanese literature, anime, manga and movies. Strange movie, original and exotic phenomenon which instantly became a subject of deep research and heated debate. What is the uniqueness Continue reading...

"Moby Dick or The Whale" is a masterpiece of Melville’s creativity - an epic story of the whaling ship "Pequod" and "godless and godlike" Captain Ahab. It was his obsession to find the white whale that has led the ship and his team to the death. The main motive of the novel is revenge. Ahab, the captain of the ship "Pequod" everywhere pursues the great white whale nicknamed Moby Dick. Because of the sperm whale captain deprived his leg and now wants to kill this animal. Ahab wants to prove that blind nature can not win a man Continue reading...

Abstract America is one of the nations that have experienced worst terror attacks in the history. These include the bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993, the bombing of the Oklahoma Federal Building in 1995, the September 11th attacks in New York, 2001 bombings in Washington and Pennsylvania and the Boston Marathon Bombings in 2013. Since then the USA government has put up all measures to counter terrorism activity in the nation through amending laws and policies and employing strict security measures such as random security checks. The country is wary of a possible terrorist threat in the Continue reading...

Essay 2, Autoclave

The destruction of microorganisms is indispensable as far as medical sterilization is concerned. It is a global procedure for killing all known forms of microbial life. Autoclaves provide a solution to effectively sterilizing medical items. The system uses the pressure-temperature principle to achieve the desired objectives effectively and efficiently at different levels; temperature and pressure. In order to clean items, moist steam under desired pressure per square inch (psi) is used to kill all microbial organisms present. The bodies come into contact with direct steam that penetrates the endospores thus effectively killing them.
When the pressure of gas increases, Continue reading...

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The Prehistoric period is represented by the great Pyramid of Giza.
It was built as burial spots for the pharaoh and the entire royal family. The building is commissioned by Pharaoh Khufu and construction overseen by the architect Imhotep.
The pyramid is a representation of the attachment that the early Egyptian society has with life after death and the use of symbolism in all of art during this period.

Its modern day application is showing the undiscovered potential that lies in the human brain.

The Renaissance Period: The Monalisa
The Renaissance period is represented by Leonardo da Vinci’s “the Mona Lisa”.
This is a portrait of an unnamed lady done for the Continue reading...

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has, at its disposal, the global ecosystem, which is the ecological unit the Fund may utilize in its campaigns. WWF’s limited resources and, sometimes, inadequate funds are the peak issues, along with the fact that people on the earth cannot stop the time. Nevertheless, the Fund is doing its best to focus on a handful of Global Initiatives. The image of endangered species - three polar bears - is made in the form of the graffiti as pure vandalism, the imagery associated with unruly youth in run-down, crime-ridden areas. The promt is that Continue reading...

The Etruscans - the ancient tribes that inhabited in the 1st millennium BC. On the north-west of the peninsula - a region called the ancient Etruria (modern Tuscany). The Etruscans - the creators of civilization that preceded the Roman and was on her considerable influence. The origin of the Etruscans is unclear. Probably, the formation of the Etruscans was completed by the 8th century BC. Their influence in the 6th century BC spread almost the whole of Italy. But the period of Etruscan power was not long: the Greeks in 524 and 474 BC defeated them at Kum, putting Continue reading...

Good for Me, Good for you, Bad for us

Good for Me, Good for you, Bad for us
When the economist sing the line, “Good for Me, Good for you, Bad for us” repetitively, it is a representation of the plights of the Commons in light of the exploitation of the resources of the environment. The title of the video refers to a tragedy faced by the Commons ("Tragedy of the commons, 2009, p. 1). These are the people involved primarily in the production of goods and services for the other consumers in the society. They are referred to as the Commons because they are the least beneficiaries Continue reading...

One of the most distinctive elements of Terrence Malick’s films, and his work as a director, is the dreamlike, poetic nature of the look and story of his films. Far from being told in traditional narratives, Malick primarily uses evocative imagery and ethereal editing to depict the tragic and beautiful nature of human experience, particularly as it relates to nature. The oblique nature of his storytelling is distinctive and unique, as his characters become ciphers for the difficulty and majesty of life in all its forms, with whispered voiceover practically replacing dialogue and plot points replaced with elegantly-captured Continue reading...

The novel Philadelphia Fire is a critical piece of work that explores various social-political and philosophical concepts. Wideman tells a simple story that reflects on the American’s social-political state during this time. The novel comprehensively features themes such as despair and the theme of exile. The most outstanding topic from the novel includes the theme of despair that the author presents in a unique manner. In particular, the Wideman constantly argues that the Americans are causing harm to themselves and destroying their society spiritually, physically and emotionally (Wideman 23). The author is annoyed by what he is seeing Continue reading...

Most people rely on the research conducted by the scientists when explaining a state of nature. However, there are some individuals who have come out in the open to challenge the facts presented. The scientists associate the climate changes denial with the fossil fuels. However, the different human activities result to global warming, which in turn destroys the ozone layer. The destruction of the ozone layer predisposes the living things to many challenges and diseases, for instance, the skin cancer due to the direct rays of the sun. Nonetheless, different groups have differed on the forces behind the global Continue reading...

Introduction

The one of the best Franz Kafka’s works is the story "The Metamorphosis". The protagonist of the novel is Gregor Samsa. He is a breadwinner of his family, consisting of father (completely bankrupted Prague layman), asthmatic mother and sister named Greta. In order to save the family from begging, Gregor works for one of the creditors of his father on the position of the traveling salesman, a cloth merchant. He is in constant traveling, but then one day in between of those trips, he stayed at home. In the morning when Gregor woke up, an incident beyond human Continue reading...

Introduction: How Racism constructs a stereotyped identity for African-American writers

An African-American writer, Percival Everett, authored the book Erasure. Erasure tells the story of an African-American writer known as Thelonius Ellison, who also goes by the nickname “Monk.” Ellison has not gained as much acclaim as his writing warrants. His work has been rejected supposedly because it does not conform to particular standards that are expected of African-American literature. His books deal with Greek myths instead of addressing the struggles of the ghetto as the stereotypes on African-American literature dictate (Everett 3). Ellison is bitter at this state of affairs, and he decides to lash out at those he Continue reading...

The First World War was, without a doubt, one of mankind’s most wide-reaching and horrific conflicts in human history. Its legacy includes expanding the scope of warfare over several continents and disrupting the delicate balance of power that had existed in Europe for hundreds of years. In order to start such an incredibly widespread conflict, a variety of factors had to fall into place in order to bring about animosity between previously-peaceable countries such as France, Russia, Germany, Austria-Hungary and the United Kingdom, among others, many of which were simply the culmination of tensions which had been simmering Continue reading...

(News Culling Wolves to Protect Caribous)

Introduction

The paper will be looking to explore how living things i.e. plants, animals, and microbes intermingle with non-living things i.e. water and air. The paper will dwell deep into how living and nonliving things depend on each other to survive in the system. Ecosystem means the process in which living and non-living components are connected to the planet. Removal of one component leads to a devastating impact on others resulting in a breakup of the system. The paper will analyze the interdependence of all living and nonliving things and how human involvement has Continue reading...

“Nighttime Fires” is a free verse poem. The narrator relates the nighttime activities of her immediate family. Whenever there is a fire in the area, the father piles the family into the car and they race off to witness the destruction. This practice began when the father lost his job and is now unemployed. The narrator is an innocent, only five years old. The poem gives the reader an insight into the mental breakdown and depression the father is experiencing through the words of his confused, five year old child.
The father is described as having the time to Continue reading...

What did you learn? What is your reaction to the movie?

Through the movie I have learned that the dolphins are in great danger of extinction. I had no idea people feed on dolphins. All I knew that the dolphins are used for recreation purpose but not hunting them down to feed them. If this culture spread throughout the globe, the dolphins would become extinct. I am truly shocked by what is happening in Taiji Japan. This is cruelty and violence against the dolphin and marine animals in general.
How does ‘The Cove’ apply to international politics/relations? (I’m looking for more than just “it happens in Japan” or “dolphins Continue reading...

PERSONAL REFLECTION: COLONIZATION AND DECOLONIZATION

Australia is one of the countries that was colonized by the Spanish and British empires. As such, their indigenous people had their share of the stages of colonization. From here, it was evident that when an indigenous nation or tribe is colonized, everything that they lived and worked hard for disappears.
The colonization history of Australia has always been marked with violence and conflict. Before the British came, the land has been occupied by the indigenous Aborigines that came from Africa and through South East Asia. They spoke many languages and dialects (Alfred n.d.). Due to this, they created Continue reading...