Transcendence

The Waste Land invokes a feeling of nostalgia for a time gone by coupled with a sense of dissonance for what the world has become. The last vestiges, like the fragments stand as reminders that we can never go back. This embrace of the fragmentation offers no resolve but rather demonstrates a sort of encumbered acceptance of the world as it is now with ever so brief glimpses of hope, which come and go. Even the structure of the poem itself is as presented as fragmentary, a reflection of the…

Obstructive rest apnea is a typical unending illness in Western culture whose commonness is evaluated at 2% of ladies and 4% of men in the overall public. It is portrayed basically by repetitive impediment of the upper aviation route that outcomes in oxyhemoglobin desaturation and occasional feelings of excitement from rest. It now creates the impression that even gentle to direct rest apnea is connected with the improvement of hypertension, diabetes mellitus, and cardiovascular danger. With…

Samuel Escobar writes that the twenty-first century is of global Christianity. Christianity is global. Escobar is a Latin American, he explore the role of the Church in the global, world. He also emphasize on the secular world and how Christian should globalize the mission, through a various of essays about missiology approach and evangelical missiology. In his thesis he write about the American ministry and perspective on global perspective. This paper will discuss Escobar approach in…

The world is witness, in every century women emancipate prove her identity in the society and before the men. Time to time women fight for liberation and exploitation. A Rajasthani regional writer discusses about the identity of a woman; a girl asks her father what the identity of a women. He replies, the identity of a women comes after her marry. Thus, therefore the problems of women are the central theme of maximum woman writers. It is quiet natural to expose the problems of individual viewing…

Technology is everywhere from the buzzing movie sets of Hollywood to the old winding dirt roads in the Blue Ridge Mountains. There are more technological things in the world than you would think. It is in our homes, schools, and even in our cars. The average person uses technology everyday and does not even know they are using it. From the shower you took this morning in your home, to the tracking devices your local farmer uses on his cattle, it is all over. Technology is a double edged sword,…

Feminism: complicated, multidimensional. In the rise of third-wave feminism, the term has been muddled and misconstrued with negative connotations and standards. Whether you view it as the belief in total equality of the sexes and/or methodical action for women’s rights and interests, feminism is something to be celebrated. Too often have people been called antifeminist for non-radical approaches to equality. “Protofeminism” is a term that refers to the anticipation of modern feminist concepts…

Taoism is a religious, philosophical and ritual tradition originating in around the 3rd or 4th century. I plan to pursue how the religion was affected by the culture in which it arose. Specifically focusing on the fact that there are no real deities in Taoism. How was Taoism, or Daoism, shaped and influenced by Chinese culture to evolve into a religion that lacks prominent deities. I plan to explore how the teachings of the Dao De Jin, or Tao Te Ching, present the central entity in Taoism, the…

When considering the interpretation of Shakespearean plays, it is common to find similarities among popular culture through iterations that can be directly linked, such as Hamlet to that of The Lion King in plot and character struggles. Furthermore, this enables for an intriguing investigation in to the works of Disney that may aid in the discovery of all sorts of other Shakespearean plots, and presenting them as a revision of historical pieces of art. For this document, the two works of The…

Introduction The popularity of learning mindfulness through yoga and meditation have increased among young adults. The goal of mindfulness can be described as learning how to live in the moment and be able to observe their thoughts without judgment. Mindfulness specifically is defined as “bringing one’s complete attention to the present experience on a moment-to-moment basis” (Baime, Jha, & Krompinger, 2007, p.109). Attention is used daily when it comes to our lives. Completing many tasks,…

The philosophers, Freud, Socrates, Aristotle, and Sartre, all have different connections with the show Black Mirror episode “Men Against Fire.” Throughout the show there is examples of Freud’s concept of the unconscious, Socrates’ argument of “the unexamined life not being worth living,” Aristotle’s understanding of voluntary action, and Sartre's concept of bad faith. The show from the Black Mirror episode “Men Against Fire” can be analyzed to explain and support the position to theses…