Evaluates the Charles Dickens novel, A Christmas Carol. Debates if it can be considered a morality play.

Compares and contrasts today's society to that of ancient Rome, using examples from Petronious's "The Satyricon".

A satire on the unfairness of being white

Essay provides a survey on the low status of Chinese females in the Feudal society.

Discusses the growing dominance of China for international adoptions by Americans. Describes the need for the adoption of baby girls, specifically. Promotes China as a destination for couples interested in adoption.

Essay discusses the economy of Afghanistan.

Africa has always been an interesting continent but does it deserve the title of the "dark continent"?

Describes a visit to Denali National Park in Alaska. Explains why it is an ideal location for adventurers. Details the scenery, culture and camping experience.

Explores the abuse of alcohol among Ontario high school students. Includes statistical data. Warns of the dangers of drinking and driving

Examines America's influence on Australian food, clothing, culture and politics. Details how the influence was amplified after the Vietnam War. Describes the effect of cultural imports.

Essay discusses how American culture has effected many cultures around the world.

America is really not such a free nation, and most citizens are not free. Most are not free form debt. Most are not free to obtain the best education possible without having money or going into debt. We are not free to keep our money. We must pay taxes. We are not free to be who we want. Racism still exists.

An essay about the lives of Amish people.

Known as the picturesque heart of Spain, the Andalucia region (also known in English as Andalusia) attracts many travelers through its beaches, golden coasts, countryside, and cities such as Seville and Cordoba. Andalucia is rich in history, cultural diversity, and architectural beauty.

The Andalucia region of Spain is known for its unique, varied landscape and rich history. A history of Analucia and its role today in Spain tourism.

The poem "Foodless Children" by Maldwyn Davies is designed to reveal the ignorance of Western cultures about the issue of poverty in other nations. The poet uses emotional appeals to make her point.

Provides an annotated bibliography of ancient greek burial practices. References the play, Antigone.

When an anthropologist takes under the task of doing fieldwork he or she is taking on an overwhelming amount of obstacles one must overcome in order to record accurate information regarding a specific civilization. He or she must overcome many obstacles such as language, race and culture in order to even start a study on a specific culture. In the films "Shock of the Other" and "Margaret Mead and Samoa" we, as the viewer get to see how these fieldworks are done from a perspective myself, as a student, have never gotten to see before.

The Apartheid. An experience that left thousands of Black South Africans without rights, property, and even lives. Although original in its name, the ideas were not original in itself. The ordeal dates back to 1652.

The following consists of an arguementative essay that states, "Time spent on improving one's appearance is NOT a waste of time."

As time pushes forward, it has become exceedingly easy to deceive others by giving false appearances. Shall we still trust what we see?

Essay attempts to answer the question "Are human rights universal?"

Tries to answer the philosophical question: Are we civilized?

It is an analaysis on Aristotle and how he believed Oedipus the King was the best format for an epic.

Despite the rapid changes of that have taken place in Korea as a result of modernization, many people rely on matchmaking to find their perfect partners, and the popularity of arranged marriages in Korea has steadily increased. A comparion of the ways in which Korean people select their mates then and now reveals that matchmaking in Korea today is a modernized form of traditional matchmaking.

A description of the geography of Malaysia.

How far was war the key factor in explaining changing attitudes to empire in Britian in the Years 1870-1970?

Alan Brown's story is a comical yet emotional tale of a Japanese man obsessed with American women, after viewing his first Audrey Hepburn film at the age of nine. Jane, a flamboyant American English teacher, seduces Toshi, a twenty-three-year-old manga cartoonist living in Tokyo.

Covers Australian multiculturalism, discussing immigration and what immigrants have contributed to Australian society, culture and the economy.

Imperialistic structures of the Aztecs and Incas with emphasis on the ways in which religion affected the structures.