Mattel vs Napier: The Controversial Distorted Barbie
These fans of Barbie that engage in textual poaching and show resistance are coming face-to-face with a monolith that wants to enact vengeance and solidify…
HIV/AIDS in Canada: How to Improve Prevention
The intent of this essay is to provide information regarding the devastating HIV/AIDS pandemic in Ontario, Canada.
Harry Potter and Its Critics: A Controversial Legacy
There is a significant body of texts which circulate over online domains that attempt to ideologically undermine, resist and intentionally re-work the…
Fertility Decline in Japan and Bourdieu's Habitus
This essay will first provide a literature review and the overview of the theoretical framework of the habitus, followed by an inspection of the current…
Don McKellar's Last Night and Canadian Pop Culture
As a Canadian film striving for its own identification among Hollywood’s entertainment apparatus, Don McKellar’s Last Night uses a recognizable Canadian…
Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead Analysed
Orson Scott Card’s Ender is a dynamic character imbued with innocence, who challenges the reader as they struggle to decide whether or not Ender’s actions…
Ecocinema and the Evolution of the Documentary Genre
This essay argues that ecocinema, as an art form, needs to be understood firstly in context with its origins, ethos, the execution of their messages using…
Early Recollections Therapy: A Valuable Approach
According to Adler’s Individual Psychology perspective, the meaning of individual behaviour coincides with their desire for either success or superiority…
Cultivation Theory: What Law & Order Teaches Viewers
Using Gerbner’s Cultivation Theory with the show Law and Order, we can understand how this exposure to violence in television can make the audience feel…
Autism and the Family: A Developmental Perspective
Autism is considered one of the most debilitating developmental disorders in psychology.
Barriers to Africa's Development: What You Need to Know
Africa is entrenched in civil, internal and external struggle which makes it increasingly difficult for the world economy to assist it.
A Doll's House and Walter Mitty: Ibsen and Thurber
This essay will analyze how Ibsen and Thurber explore masculinity as levels of potential male desirable roles, which the men in both stories wish to acquire.
