Deniz Aktunç3 days ago5 minA Unique Ancestral Root of Two Semitic LanguagesThe concept of a language family refers to a group of languages that are related and share a common origin. The Semitic languages, which...
Elsa Abdallah Jun 274 minFables 101: History and Literary SignificanceForeword Fables 101 articles are centred on the history and literary interpretations of famous fables. Although widely popular, these...
Leonidas MichailidisJun 276 minPaleolithic Neanderthal Research 101: Biological, Social and Environmental IssuesSudden extinction of Neanderthals has been the subject of studies starting two centuries ago.
Finn ArcherJun 2611 minRadicalism in Early Modern England: The Putney DebatesThis article will highlight the radicalism of early modern England by examining the Putney Debates held to decide the future of England
Taylor PaceJun 2012 minHistory of American Foreign Policy 101: Founding Principles Foreword To make sense of both the world of foreign policy and the world as it is, an understanding of United States foreign policy and...
Seán GriffinJun 209 minQueer Protest Poetry: 1960’s More than the Stonewall UprisingProtest poetry can be simply defined as topical verse that aims to criticize and shed light on social and political events. Within the...
Deniz AktunçJun 207 minSwiss NeutralitySwitzerland maintains a two hundred years old neutral foreign policy, which gives the country a unique status. Unlike the other pro-peace...
Leonidas MichailidisJun 195 minMinos and Crete: A Mythological PerspectiveThe role of Crete in ancient Greek mythology is associated with perceptions of the Bronze Age.
Melis GüvenJun 135 minThe Status of Women in 18th Century English SocietyThis article explores the woman's status as a victim of a patriarchal society in 18th century English society.
Finn ArcherJun 1215 minThe Troubles in Northern Ireland 101: Nationalism and Republicanism - “800 Years of Occupation”This article examines the basis of Irish Nationalism and Republicanism, with a particular focus on Republican justifications for violence.
Leonidas MichailidisJun 128 minPaleolithic Neanderthal Research 101: Correlation with Homo SapiensA widely accepted fact is that genus of Homo neanderthalensis is found in Europe and Asia for a period from 500,000 years ago.
Leonidas MichailidisJun 713 minWomen in Classical Athens: Matters of FreedomIt is a truism to say that the social role of women has gone through various phases during all historical periods.
Gülnida YıldırımJun 510 minEducation, Trauma and Indigenous IdentityThe article examines the Canadian residential school system, analysing its history and its entanglement with colonial discourses.
Melis GüvenJun 55 minLiterary Critical Theories 101: Introduction to Literary Critical TheoriesThe introduction of the Literary Critical Theories 101 series focuses on the discipline of analyzing, evaluating and interpreting works.
Doğukan EjderJun 38 minWestern Literature 101: Genesis of All-Encompassings and Annihilation of Many ThingsWestern Literature 101 articles serve as one of the academic courses in the field of English Language and Literature.
Melis GüvenMay 295 minSwift’s Satire: A Modest ProposalThe article analyzes how Jonathan Swift offers a solution to poverty in Ireland with his harsh satire called "A Modest Proposal".
Melis GüvenMay 225 minAncient Greek Tragedy 101: Tragedy & Shakespearian TragedyThe article compares and contrasts Greek and Shakespearean tragedies in terms of structural and contextual grounds.
Lefteris KokkinisMay 225 minThe Second Elizabethan Age 101: The Swan Song of an Empire A description of the Suez Crisis and its consequenses on Britain's society and global standing
Finn ArcherMay 2210 minThe Troubles in Northern Ireland 101 : Origins and HistoryThis article will introduce this new 101 series by laying out the historical context to the conflict in Northern Ireland
Leonidas MichailidisMay 217 minPaleolithic Neanderthal Research 101: Dating and topographyThe first two questions that concern the archaeologists about the extinction of Neanderthals are when they disappeared and where.