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Plato's Republic: Cephalus, Polemarchus, and Socrates on What is Justice?
by Caleb Nico, Nov 25, 2008
A look at the second discussion in Plato's Republic on the definition of justice. Plato was a true enlightened thinker that surpassed all future philosophers that came after him. Here's a critical look at what he thought justice should be in a perfect society.
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This is Literature: Journalism During World War II
by Inna Tysoe, Nov 20, 2008
We often disparage non-newspaper journalism. But should we? Or is radio journalism, in fact, literature?
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What is History: Right or Wrong
by Inna Tysoe, Nov 19, 2008
The right (and wrong) way to write a history worth reading.
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Women of the Willow
by William Claude Wooley, Sep 30, 2008
On women writers from the past.
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Seven Steps to Improve Your Reading Skills
by Kyle Arbaugh, Sep 29, 2008
Whether you are a troubled reader or someone who wants to expand your boundaries, you can do so by following these seven simple steps.
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Waiting for a Bahamian Language
by Kaz Silvestri, Sep 18, 2008
The literary pioneers of the Bahamas are creating a literary language in an attempt to save an endangered culture. They are striving to produce a literature of the Bahamas that will provide its peoples with a sense of identity, a sense of historical culture, and a sense of self. The writers of this new literature are faced with obstacles however. These obstacles include the troublesome problems of tourism, imported ideologies and technology, and racial identity.
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Difference Between a Good Teacher and a Great Teacher
by maryann jean, Sep 17, 2008
During my educational career as a secondary school English teacher and a secondary school counselor, I have been fortunate to observe the difference between "the great teacher" and "the good teacher".
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Thomas Carlyle (1795–1881)
by balisunset, Sep 14, 2008
A prominent biographer, historian, and activist in nineteenth-century Britain. A Scot, Carlyle was educated at the University of Edinburgh before moving to London to pursue a literary career.
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An Angry Decade in British Literature
by Mike Wallerman, Aug 9, 2008
The Angry Young Man school of literature that swept through Britain in the 1950s.
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I Can't Teach English
by Rajasir, Jul 6, 2008
It was impossible to teach that class.
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