Antediluvian

ALLAHABAD ADDRESS: In 1930 Iqbal distributed the Presidential Address the Allahabad Address, afore address Iqbal additionally distributed landmark lectures on Islam in 1928 and 1929 in Aligarh, Hyderabad and Madras. Because Iqbal's address ocular perceiver-plot was predicated on Islam. Iqbal's views on Islam and introversion with the modern conditions and modern situation avails him to engender the Allahabad Address. In 1932, Iqbal additionally presided over All India Conference that was held at…

In “The Making of America’s Beauty Culture” by Kathy Peiss, and in the anthology of pieces commenting on the modern youth of the 1920s, the authors examine of the substantial cultural shifts taking place in the early twentieth century, hallmarked by the shift from Victorianism to Modernity. The 1920s sparked the mass influence of cosmetics and self-conceptions, and the radical change in sexual ideologies and morals, a revolutionary take on the meaning of freedom. In Peiss’s piece, she address…

Atlantis! Did it exist? The famous philosopher, Plato, was the first to talk about this lost city. He described how, why, and what became of Atlantis. There’s been many different theories as to how and why it was destroyed. The enigmatic underwater city, more commonly known as Atlantis, continues to peak the curiosity of many. Many believers have gone out and explored different places since there seems to be many plausible locations of Atlantis. In these expeditions, there has been ample amounts…

Especially in antediluvian times, women are looked upon like they we're more of an accessory rather than a individual. Fast forward to our era, women finally have a say in what they do, places they go, and things they have interest in. In America, it's basically normal for…

Psychotherapy “Treatment of emotional or psychological problems can be traced to antiquity. The antediluvian Greeks were the first to identify mental illness as a medical condition, rather than a designation of Pernicious deities. Same time their seeing of the nature. of the mental illness was not always correct (e.g., they believed that hysteria Influenced best women, because of An wandering uterus), and their medicines rather unusual (e.g., bathing for depression, blood-letting for psychosis),…

Neo-American hegemony. This loss of culture context in the community leads to identity, self-esteem problems, and even suicide. Adolescent teens are the most susceptible to depression and anger because they struggle to identify with a seemingly antediluvian culture with no familiar bonds. Unfortunately, the most common medication for depression is the consumption of alcohol in…

the Bible, a woman named Judith in ancient Israel made the ignominious defeat of the Assyrians; an army bent on world domination. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, a similar heroine’s story was recorded in The Collection Yuefu Poems. In antediluvian and war-torn China, hundreds and hundreds of men were called upon to defend…

It would be cancerous for Americans to not continue to find and develop cures for calamitous, disturbing diseases. Cancer, has affected everyone with not just experiences personally but close friends and relatives. Research for all diseases are constantly being updated but especially cancer, due to several possible treatments and diagnosis. Centuries ago and even just a few decades ago cancer was being misdiagnosed or unable to be diagnosed. Radiation and Chemo are two of the most commonly…

Myth and Its Revision. Myths gain a literary autonomy as they evolve through time into sovereign narratives used as socio-cultural foundational texts. Mythic sources may originate or accrue from religious, historical, political, or cultural references, but each of these sources holds: “ a double power. It [the myth] exists or appears to exist objectively, in the public sphere, and consequently confers on the writer the sort of authority unavailable to someone who writes "merely" of the private…

The Marcusian Conceptions of Automation In his book One-Dimensional Man, Herbert Marcuse argues that automation is a centrifugal tendency that is characteristic of technology itself. For Marcuse, automation can be a benefit, but carries with it some dangerous liability. The negative aspect is that that automation has the potentiality of use by repressive forces in society viz. government, to maintain the existing conditions. In a positive sense however, automation has the ability to yield a…