The role of children in plot development of Euripides’ ‘Medea’ to characterise Medea as an unconventional Ancient Greek tragic heroine 

Tragic heroes in Ancient Greek theatre are usually respected individuals whose flaws (hamartia) lead their downfall and death. In Euripides’ ‘Medea’, however, the title character is hardly conventional as a tragic heroine. Instead of dying, this outsi...

—The Role of Coffee in Our Daily Lives Reconsidered

  The sun rises. The sky is blue. The breakfast table is set up. The sunlight is now creeping through your window while you are still lying in the warm winter bed. But your normal exclamation at this point, ‘Perfect’, is absent. Why is that so? You sit down on a cozy chair, but remain utterly unsatisfied…

      …Upon the realisat...

     Bustee versus favela. This contrast between non-MEDCs’ poorest residents appears insignificant, for over-populated mega-cities have several aspects that are in common. However, Newly Industrialized Countries (NICs) such as Brazil have a completely different story from typical Less Economically Developed Countries (LEDCs) such as India. No matter how different these nations actually are,...

     War memorials and museums cause controversy probably because of four reasons: 1) the facts presented are not universally accepted, 2) emotions manipulated are considered inappropriate for certain audience, 3) current events influence visitors’ opinions, and 4) the purpose of the memorial is not always clear.

     One way that war memorials and museums cause controversy is because of t...