field of psychology People experience different fascinations; mine questions how the human mind functions. We all have had experiences that relate to one or more fields of psychology, and we never even realized all that. As a child, I never questioned the impact my traumatic experiences would have on my mental ability and processes. With an increasing interest in exploring the human mind, I strived to understand how the field plays a direct role in explaining my life experiences and those of others. I desire to expand my knowledge and experience within the field of psychology by advancing my education level. Unable to attend physical classes due to family complications, I`m currently undertaking online courses in Psychology, Biology, and English lit. The setback never stopped me from pursuing my dream. Further, I also work for a sales and marketing company to support myself as well as my studies. Within the company, I have worked extra hard in making face-to-face sales, progressing quickly through the company ranks. At the moment, the company has entrusted me to train and interview people on…
Critique: Hypothesis on Nationalism and War Literature Description of the Work In the article “Hypothesis on nationalism and war literature,” Stephen van Evera produces nine main hypotheses and 12 sub-hypotheses to demonstrate the impact of various types of nationalism that can cause war. Evera classified these hypotheses in terms of remote and proximate causes of wars. However, the author acknowledges that these hypotheses need to be validated empirically to ensure they are used for empirical inquiry. The author also argues that the impacts of nationalism are variables that affect how different aspects of nationalism can cause war because they are dangerous under certain circumstances. In that regard, the central purpose of the article is to spin out valid hypotheses (Van Evera, 1994). Evera also predicts how nationalism will pose the risk of war by using different examples such as Eastern and Western Europe. In this paper, the chief focus is to critique the article by evaluating the methodology used by the author to support his hypotheses on how nationalism can cause war. Besides, the critique will also evaluate the organization…
The Hard Truth of Diabetes Type 1 You Should Know Ask anyone living with diabetes type 1 what they have to go through daily to manage the disease. You will be surprised by what you find out in the timetable and the schedules in the life of diabetes type 1 patient. Even though the strict processes of managing the disease can be overwhelming and stressful, it has positive results. You can live a long healthy life. You can do anything and go anywhere. The procedures for managing diabetes type 1 include: Regular monitoring blood sugar Maintaining a healthy diet Maintaining a healthy lifestyle Regular exercises Proper insulin administration. Your body uses insulin hormone to absorb glucose (sugar). The glucose then enters into the cells to provide them with energy and to store the excess. Your pancreas is the organ that has insulin-producing cells called beta cells. Some factors, such as hormonal changes, autoimmune effects, viruses, genetics, can interfere with insulin production leading to type 1 diabetes. The condition causes sugar in the blood beyond the required average level. The average…
Madness is a central theme in Edgar Ellen Poe’s two famous stories, “Eleonora” Madness is a central theme in Edgar Ellen Poe’s two famous stories, “Eleonora” and the “The Tell-Tale Heart.” Poe derives inspiration for this theme from past struggles with depression and madness. “Eleonara” by Edgar Ellen Poe creatively uses the theme of madness to address the internal conflicts affecting the narrator. The narrator’s insanity spams from the psychological problem he is experiencing, having to deal with the grief of losing his first love, Eleonora. He is also confused and conflicted between the ideas of moving on with another prospective lover, Ermengarde, or remain faithful to promise he gave Eleonora. The narrative beginning with the narrator confessing and attempting to justify his madness. He questions, “Whether madness is or is not the loftiest intelligence,” This implies that narrators, to some extent, believe that madness may be the highest form of intelligence. Therefore, the narrator’s madness may be metaphorical to his heightened emotional state of mind as a result of his grief. “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Ellen Poe explores…
The most important recurring theme in 13.8 billion years of history is that of rapidly increasing complexity in each phase, and the evolution of harnessing energy flows to sustain this increase. Everyone will be asked to answer the same question: What in your view is the most important theme or pattern in 13.8 billion years of history? Give examples from different parts of the Big History story to support your view. The best answers consider themes that incorporate (1) the universe before life, (2) the Earth after the emergence of life, but before humans, and (3) the human world. Use examples of increasing complexity in objects and life from the Big Bang and the Origin of the Universe up to the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century. Mention how inanimate objects in the early universe, the first microscopic life, Neolitihic foragers and early agrarian farmers all harnessed the energy flows needed to sustain their rising complexity, and how they used collective learning and innovation to improve on this. 2000 words Chicago referencing with footnotes Sources supplied in file downloads[unique_solution]…
CHARACTER ANALYSIS IN ″ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF SPOTLESS MIND″ Introduction The film of eternal sunshine of spotless mind is based on the theme of romance. The characters in the movie are compelled into making tough decisions by either love, or hate caused by failed love. Clementine, for example, decides to erase her memories in an attempt to forget about being in love with Joel. Joel, who is depicted throughout the film as being an introvert, makes the same decision after learning of Clementine’s story. The two former lovers, Joel and Clementine, seem to be given a second chance by fate when they meet again. The reunion of Joel and Clementine, however, receives a stumbling block when the emails sent by Mary; a former employee of Lacuna enterprise hit them by surprise, reminding the two lovers of the past relationship. Mary has been through the mind erasure procedure, but it appears as if it was done without her knowledge. The reappearance of Mary’s memory significantly affects former Lacuna customers as it leads to the sharing of emails with memories of the patients…
Theme on Bicentennial Man The Essay Length: No less than 1000 words – no more than 2500 words. (I’m flexible on the word count. If you need to go over, do so. You may not, however, go under.) Essay Type: Theme Analysis Format: MLA Assignment: Writing about Theme: o List as many themes as you can. O Circle the two or three most important points and try to combine then into a sentence. o Relate particular details of the story to the theme you have spelled out. Consider plot details, dialogue, setting, point of view, and title – any element that seems especially pertinent. O Check whether all the elements of the story fit your thesis, which is focused on theme. o Have you missed an important aspect of the story? Or, have you chosen to focus on a secondary idea, overlooking the central idea/theme? o If necessary, rework your thesis until it applied to every element in the story – in its entirety. Remember, do not over-focus on one small aspect or section of the story. [unique_solution]Go through the…
Character Comparison essay The development of characters in novels and plays relies on several factors. The themes that an author wants to develop throughout their story plays a crucial role in determining the type of characters to have. Different authors may have characters with strikingly similar traits or entirely traits to represent similar or different themes. Some of the contrasting characters that have appeared in literature are Billie in the play ″Harlem Duet″ by Djanet Sears and Esch in the novel ″Salvage the Bones″ by Jesmyn Ward. Although the play and the novel are not related, a comparison can be made on the protagonists from both stories. The traits of Billie and Esch are based on differences and similarities portrayed in the roles they play in the build-up of both stories. Billie and Esch portray similar traits in the roles they play in the build-up to both stories. Both characters are female and play the role of a protagonist role. The major similarity between the two characters is the confidence that they show in the journey to overcome the…
The Son of Man and God The debate on the position of Jesus in the Christian religion remains a mystery. Different groups appear to differ concerning whether Jesus is the son of man, son of God, or both. The belief by Christians is that Jesus was the begotten son of God and that he existed even before the earth was made. Also, Christians believe that Jesus only took a human body upon coming to the earth in a bid to act as a mediator between humankind and God due to the mishap that had happened at the Garden of Eden when the devil deceived humankind into disobeying God. Several groups including theologians, however, claim that Jesus was a normal human being given special religious powers by God and could only be defined as a particular prophet. A different explanation is however provided by the Council of Nicaea, which shares the belief that Jesus was not created, but existed from all eternity with God the Father. Based on the belief that God also created time, the council claims that there…
Character Comparisons Characters in different literature work present either similar ideologies or differences. The comparison between Salome in Oscar Wilde and M. Butterfly can be based on the impact of music on winning people’s emotions. Salome is based on the biblical story in the book of Matthew where the princess is invited to dance in front of the king. Herod, who was the king at the time was interested in the dancing prowess of her daughter and promised to give everything her daughter would so wish. To the amusement of the king, the daughter asked for the head of a prisoner named John. In the M. Butterfly, Rene is deceived into falling in love with Lilling without knowing Lilling is a man. Rene later realized that female roles in the music used to be performed by men, and therefore they broke up. Ti-Jean and Gross-Jean are brothers with different characteristics. Gross-Jean is a strong character who lacks self-control in standing for his ideology.”Ideology leads to crimes that cannot be accounted for…,”Nealon et al. (p.97). Gross-Jean does not respect forest creatures,…