Reflections on 'Night' by Elie Wiesel

An analysis of the literary merits of Elie Wiesel´s timeless remembrance of the holocaust, ´Night.´

Submitted By lodweed

Intent Versus Coincidence – The Dark Tower and the Lord of the Rings

Discusses how Stephen King´s series "The Dark Tower" was likely influenced and inspired by Tolien´s "The Lord of the Rings."

Submitted By lodweed

Kubla Khan's Opiate Heritage

An examination of how Samuel Taylor Coleridge´s poem "Kubla Khan" may have been influenced by his opiate use and addiction. This was a graduate level final paper in a class on British Romanticism and received an A grade.

Submitted By lodweed

Communication Among Flight Crew Members

Aircrew communication is essential in flight operations. It is the means by which all information is passed and understood. Flight crew performance can be directly measured by the effectiveness of its communication process. Flight crews need to train and understand the effects of technology, human behavior and other communication barriers; and how these constantly changing factors affect their communication process and the safety of their daily flying.

Submitted By LEDuncan

US at the Axis of World Insecurity

A commentary on the United States´ foreign policy´s effect on world security. An analysis of how this policy relates to Islamic Militancy and Middle Eastern instability.

Submitted By Paul Blundell

Creativity in Philosophy

Creativity in Philosophy is an article about the absence of creative thought in philosophy. It examines how throughout the ages philosophers have stuck to a rigid form when examining philosophical questions when using a creative approach would have allowed for a more suitable theory to be developed. Note to Editor: This article contains a website address that may be considered a link. This address is included because it is one of the works cited in the article.

Submitted By kendric