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Religion and Cinematography

From the satirical portrayals of the biblical stories in films, the use of films to represent contemporary religions, the representation of Roman Catholics and the Legion of Decency in films, as well as use of [...]

Karl Marx: Philosophical Views

However, in the article, the narrator points out how Karl Marx contributed positively to the society, based on the belief that he concerned about the involvement of both the social and the economic factors in [...]

Festive Food in Chinese-Vietnamese Fests by Nir Avieli

Introduction In this article, Nir Avieli from the National University of Singapore discusses how traditional and ethnic food are tied to ethnic identity. The author provides deep insight on Chinese and Vietnamese festivals and the ethnic context of dishes served at the feasts. He also points out the greater influence of Chinese culture and the […]

The Voice of the Voiceless

It was a new genre of music created by the DJs of Bronx. And hip-hop as a center part of the culture of the poor in that era started to get political.

Descartes Goes to Hollywood

Throughout the article, the use of cyborgs in films is used as a tool of analysis by the author. The conflict of the body and the mind is also the main theme in most cyborg [...]

The Character of Jesus

The author of the book intends to provoke those proclaiming to be Christians to develop a deeper and unwavering commitment to Christ and to encourage those not already professing Christianity, to have an interest and [...]

The World Bank and the Poverty of Reform

However, with the various leadership scandals that have been observed in the bank, experts now doubt whether the World Bank has the capacity to address the various development challenges that are facing the developing nations.

WW II and Hitler’s Army

After the massive defeat and deaths of the German army in the war that took place in the eastern side, it was evident that the traditional groups of the army were no longer working as [...]

Moral Competence in Business Sphere

Lennick and Kiel understood and outlined the issues that underpinned the 2008 financial crisis, and many of them were of the moral nature power, corruption, greed, and turning a blind eye to the systemic moral [...]

“Too Big to Fail” by Andrew Ross Sorkin

1 This paper gives summaries of the book's twenty chapters, highlighting the central issues related to the crisis, investment banks, organizations, regulators, and individuals involved, and subsequent plans that stabilized the markets.