Genius

Wissenschaftslehre, Fichte touches on Kant’s spirit of genius saying that Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason is filled with deep and profound insight. He also praises Reinhold’s systematic spirit, saying the formality of it all was much more like a science. And in the preface to the second edition, Fichte asserts that a system or science of philosophy requires a combination of Kant and Reinhold in that it contains both critique and science; genius and organization; letter and spirit. Fichte then…

A genius, a scientist, a man who was ahead of his time, an alien? Many people don’t know much about Albert Einstein other than he was a crazy scientist with crazy hair, but he in fact also had some crazy ideas and theories that make life as we know it today make sense scientifically. He lived throughout a time of war and poverty, running from the military, and then later helping the US Navy build weapons to fight against his birthplace, Germany. Some of the things Albert Einstein discovered and…

Lord of the Flies leadership In “The Lord of the Flies” By William Golding Ralph is the best leader because he is Smart, Strong, and, Cunning. Through out the book Ralph faced many challenges on the island with the environment and the people around him. Ralph is a good leader because he take initiative and wants to be rescued. Ralph called an assembly and laid down the rules and jobs everyone needs to follow. Ralph’s main priority was to keep a fire, build a shelter and have water and food. A…

Alinski used his knowledge and experience to support communities with their struggles in a capitalist economy. Alinsky helped communities by empowering and educating them about their rights and power to bring balance in their society. I thought it was a genius move to have people from the community to buy stocks in the Kodak in order…

Putting myself in the story A Wrinkle in Time, could change relationships as well as how the story unfolds. Adding another character would dramatically change the relationships of all the other characters. First of all I could be another friend of Meg and Calvin and go along on the trip. If I was the “third wheel” the tone of their relationship would end up more friendly than romantic. On page 220, paragraph 6: “Calvin came to her and took her hand, then drew her roughly to him and kissed…

With movies such as Beetlejuice (1989) and Edward Scissorhands (1990), Tim Burton is one of the most well known director/producers of this century. His early obsession with painting and horror films developed into an iconic man with a quirky and almost grotesque style called, “Burtonesque”. With his work being nominated for 2 Oscars, 20 wins, and 59 other nominations, it is no question that Tim Burton is one of the most notorious in the business. While his work is distinguished and celebrated,…

differences between Crake and Jimmy. The two are polar opposites. Crake is mature and intelligent for his age. Jimmy’s mother even preferred Crake above Jimmy’s other friends. She showed disappointment in Jimmy that he didn’t inherit her scientific genius and Crake has, but Jimmy never broached on the subject and didn’t seem to care. He, on the other hand, is like any other teenager. He’s average smart, although he shares a love for words. He shows more emotion and interest especially in women,…

However, this is where Kon's genius lies. The presentation of the characters, along with the animation of the environment and the music score culminate in such a visually accomplished result, that the spectator has to sit and watch it voicelessly, even when the lack of cohesion in the…

Tim Green Tim Green is a New York times bestselling author. He enjoys to spend time with his family of five children and his wife Tessa. He also speaks at school around the Nation, speaking about books and writing! He loves to coach and play football, too! He writes, reads and loves to explore new places. He writes the books, “Rivals”, “Deep Zone”, “Force Out”, “New Kid’, “Unstoppable”, “Baseball Great”, and “Best of the Best”. All great books to read for the younger readers! It shows dedication…

as they idolize it, they also push said beauty away. In Lord Henry's monologue, Lord Henry influences Dorian to view his shallow beauty as more important than his beauty of intellect and inner beauty, saying “Beauty is a form of Genius - is higher, indeed, than Genius” (Wilde…