University Degree: Historical and Philosophical studies

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Connectionism. his essay critiques the connectionist model, with specific references made to the neurological plausibility of the model, the differences the connectionist model has with the classical theory of mind and the strengths and weaknesses of the
- Word count: 2163
- Submitted: 27/03/2012
TO WHAT EXTENT DID THE ADOPTION OF IRON IN GREECE AND THE AEGEAN FOLLOW THE SAME PATH AS IN CYPRUS AND THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2)
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- Submitted: 27/03/2012
The decade of the 1890s marked a distinct reorientation in the United States Government's outlook on the world. Discuss the major impulses and events that marked this turn toward 'American empire', and analyse the public debates that it engendered. Who we
- Word count: 3376
- Submitted: 27/03/2012

Account for the failure of appeasement to prevent the outbreak of a second European war in 1939
- Word count: 1531
- Submitted: 27/03/2012
Assess the contribution of local grass root activists in the civil rights movement
- Word count: 1979
- Submitted: 27/03/2012
Battle of Kadesh. Through this paper I will critically analyze the primary and secondary sources pertaining to the Egyptian battle at Kadesh between Ramses II and the Hittite king, Muwatallis, in an attempt to clarify what in my opinion transpired and wha
- Word count: 2175
- Submitted: 25/03/2012
Hatshepsut. Hatshepsut, the 5th King of the 18th dynasty, however stands out as an ambiguous personality, a rare yet prominent female ruler in a history dominated by men. My focus is to establish how her reign is understood, her accomplishments, and her
- Word count: 1987
- Submitted: 25/03/2012
Honor determined ones place in society for 18th century Spaniards of New Mexico, and it had two parts to it, honor-status and honor-virtue. Slavery defined boundaries and gave meaning to this honor society;
- Word count: 1037
- Submitted: 20/03/2012
The Problem of the Grudge Informer describes a situation that two major philosophical theories of lawLegal Positivism and Natural Law Theorygreatly disagree on.
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- Submitted: 18/03/2012
Would Hannibal Barca have benefited from island hopping from Massilia, through Corsica directly to Rome, so that he could evade crossing the Alps? And what effect would this have had on history?
- Word count: 1499
- Submitted: 18/03/2012

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University Degree: Historical and Philosophical studies

Connectionism. his essay critiques the connectionist model, with specific references made to the neurological plausibility of the model, the differences the connectionist model has with the classical theory of mind and the strengths and weaknesses of the

TO WHAT EXTENT DID THE ADOPTION OF IRON IN GREECE AND THE AEGEAN FOLLOW THE SAME PATH AS IN CYPRUS AND THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN (2)

The decade of the 1890s marked a distinct reorientation in the United States Government's outlook on the world. Discuss the major impulses and events that marked this turn toward 'American empire', and analyse the public debates that it engendered. Who we

Account for the failure of appeasement to prevent the outbreak of a second European war in 1939

Assess the contribution of local grass root activists in the civil rights movement

Battle of Kadesh. Through this paper I will critically analyze the primary and secondary sources pertaining to the Egyptian battle at Kadesh between Ramses II and the Hittite king, Muwatallis, in an attempt to clarify what in my opinion transpired and wha

Hatshepsut. Hatshepsut, the 5th King of the 18th dynasty, however stands out as an ambiguous personality, a rare yet prominent female ruler in a history dominated by men. My focus is to establish how her reign is understood, her accomplishments, and her

Honor determined ones place in society for 18th century Spaniards of New Mexico, and it had two parts to it, honor-status and honor-virtue. Slavery defined boundaries and gave meaning to this honor society;

The Problem of the Grudge Informer describes a situation that two major philosophical theories of lawLegal Positivism and Natural Law Theorygreatly disagree on.

Would Hannibal Barca have benefited from island hopping from Massilia, through Corsica directly to Rome, so that he could evade crossing the Alps? And what effect would this have had on history?

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