… Bohannan has an argument with a friend about the interpretation of Shakespeare's literature. Her friend stated that Shakespeare was "a very English poet" and that people of other cultures could certainly misunderstand his literal meanings. The author…

… like to admit. But this is not an indication of 'vanity'. Vanity means conceit, excessive pride in one's appearance. Concern about appearance is quite normal and understandable. Attractive people have distinct advantages in most societies. In western…

… the study of tree ring growth. Dendrochronology is based on the principle that most trees produce new growth rings each year, in between their wood and the bark. The thickness of each of the tress rings varies depending on the environmental conditions…

… years but it appears Costa Rica was sparsely populated and a relative backwater in the pre-Columbian era. There is little sign of major communities and none of the impressive stone architecture that characterized the more advanced civilizations of…

… Hawk Down by Philadelphia journalist Mark Bowden, it must be understood within context of then current foreign policy. Also, what must never be overlooked is the impact that foreign policy has upon military operations when not properly utilized. Or…

… similarities between Binladen and Hitler. First I will tell some things about Hitler then Binladen and what they have in common. Hitler was the man behind the Holocaust. He was jealous of the Jews success and health so he used them as a scapegoat…

… the ages. The need to maintain order has been a key issue in the early development of early civilizations. This is an extremely interesting topic to study due to the fact that all early civilizations had the same basic problems that needed to be addres…

… the son of Alexis Michailovich Romanov and Natalia Narishkina, in Moscow, Russia . Alexis was delighted, to celebrate "a great gingerbread cake with the double eagle was made, cannons were fired, and bells rang all over the land" . He was not the…

… a powerful book that covers the volatile period between 1945 and 1962 as seen by the Soviet leaders. They wrote this book using recently available Soviet documents, personal interviews, archived material, and their familiarity with the Russian culture…

… of the many elements human civilization is no stranger to. Throughout mankind's existence on earth it has dealt with these complex and dynamic issues before, but what was about to take place was unprecedented and would in innumerable ways forever…