OBSERVATION IN THE REAL LIFE EVENTS AROUND THE WORLD.

This paper discusses the theoretical gap left between the positivist approach to sex research and the postmodernist approach. I then offer initial and tentative ideas about a complex systems framework which has the potential to bridge parts of the gap.

A look at the killers from Columbine, Colorado.

In honor of Poe's 200th Birthday, here is one of this great American author's most powerful works.

A look at how Oscar Wilde's play "An Ideal Husband" shares a myriad of details and ideas that are parallel to the authors personal life and experiences.

This is the answer to my first book, 'Shadows & Dreams'. I was very disappointed with the work so I took it out of print and I revised it. This is an excerpt from the revision.

Who is St. Brigid?

An assessment of the historical accuracy of Ayn Rand's portrayal of Soviet Russia in her novel We the Living. The paper outlines truths and fallacies from the text using reliable research sources.

A creative and complete account of reviews and their consequences about Creationism and the scientific research to try to prove and the evidence to dispute modern Creationism.

What is censorship? Where does it happen? Why should we stop it? How do we stop it?

We cannot always get what we want. We have no idea what is best for us.

Why do people retire? All observations made were ender after 2006 Ashes series.

What we accept as facts are the very concepts that blind us to truth.

This essay examines the need for verisimilitude in writing fiction and advice on how to create depth in a story.

The true life story of Roald Dahl is as interesting as any of his books. Many of Dahl's stories are greatly influenced by his school experiences. He remembered what it was like to be a boy and would write from a child's perspective.

The article is written by a professor who has had experience with every type of student from pre-k to doctoral, from special ed to young offenders. What makes them tick? How can we turn our students around?

The author considers the development of the concept of the American dream over time, using as a guide two novels, The Great Gatsby (from the 1920s) and The Miraculous Day of Amalia Gomez (from the 1990s).

Can we as a society with beliefs in the divine automatically dismiss such things as the Mothman Prophecies given the history society has with the second coming of a biblical figure, the belief in angels and ghosts, and other similar entities?

Although much has been written about the power of story and effective storytelling, many books and articles tend to oversimplify the issue, thereby missing the fact that story is essential to our lives and to building community.

An inspection on how two prominent nineteenth-century American authors combined travel-narratives with romantic fiction in order to posit the reader in a similar place as the narrator(s) himself.

An exploration of the uncanny effects of cannibalism, sex, and tattoing upon postcolonialism generally, and Melville studies specifically.

This is a review of Lies and the Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right, by Al Franken. Along with discussing the books contents, I digress into stories and experiences that have shaped my personal political views.