Essays on Research

History is defined as the study of past events. In the paper, I would like to analyse the influence that Ancient Greek civilisation – being its culture as well as the ways of its society and life – has had on Western civilisation. The influence...

This paper teaches and expands on the basics of probability using the birthday paradox. This was chosen as it is an interesting topic with surprising results, which should encourage beginners to read on. The paper shows that if there are 23 people in a room,...

Charity will be a great topic for sermons in the church to talk about the good virtues of helping the poor. However, the topic, charity, may seem to be out of range for science except if the preacher happens to be a “preacher scientist”. Although...

When considering the motivations of those who collaborated with the Nationalist-Socialist occupation of Europe, it is pivotal to first discern the various modes of collaboration. This remains a long debated historical issue, as there is no set definition for what collaboration entails. In 1968, historian...

The topic I chose for my argument paper, is “should graffiti be considered art or crime?”. I have always been intrigued with graffiti whether seeing it on the side of a moving train, on bridges, businesses or parks, it seems to be visible almost anywhere...

This essay explores the intricate relationship between perception and performance of intercultural communication in interaction involving USA and China participants. It identifies its key concepts, how these concepts lead to a positive or negative interpretation of intercultural events and critically address issues related to perception,...

All throughout the history of mankind, individuals have reported and experienced things and phenomenon that cannot be logically or scientifically explained. Mostly, these experiences are associated with religion and divinity and eventually become a part of the religion itself. These sightings and experiences occur in...