Essays on Personal Identity

“I wrote my first song!” I yelled, as I sprinted up and down the hallways, paper held tightly in my eight year old fist. Of course the song was horrible, and now, being nineteen years old, I can write better ones. However, this epiphany that…

Every once in a while, people love to wine and dine themselves in a fancy restaurant. As a matter of fact, this can often be seen as a reward for their hard work or simply a way to relieve stress after a long week. Whatever…

In the article, the author Bourne (2017) addressed that for Muslim woman in the past who wanted to wear hijab and stay fashionable at the same time, there weren’t many mainstream bloggers to look up to, and modest fashion was barely comprehensible on social media…

Identity is dynamic and multiple. By this we mean that identity is not static, but changes as a function of your life experiences. Your identity is a composite of multiple identities, which are integrated, they do not work in isolation but in combination based on…

Namjune Paik is a pioneer of video art from Korea. Being at the center of the Fluxus movement in the 1960s, he arouses creative sensation by potentially experimental performances and displays. Furthermore, he had expanded the definition of arts through various media. Through a closed…

Cell is defined to be the basic component of any living thing or organism which is considered to be a primary part of an organism. All organisms are composed of structural and functional units of life called ‘cells (Msu.edu, 2018)’. The body of some organisms…

Abstract Every substance in the crime scene when observed carefully can aid in investigation. Many evidences were put forth by the studies which can be obtained from the crime scene. One among them is the research regarding the consideration of ear print as valuable evidence,…

What are values? Values are strong beliefs about how the world should be, about how people should normally behave & about preference over conditions of life. Values frequently derive from a person’s cultural, ethical & religious background , from traditions & from the values held…

Self-identity is a topic that many of us think we have mastered, but, in the real sense, we haven’t. Through exploring several studies, psychologist Tasha Eurich discovers that approximately 95 percent of people think they are self-aware, but only 10-15 percent of them truly are….

Traditionally, when an individual thinks of the challenging adversities that shape their lives, it is seen as a negative concept that shapes their lives in a way that it lacks success and fulfillment. However, based on the poem “ The broken images,” as well as…