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Essay Undergraduate 1,999 words
Supernatural Motifs in Gothic and Romantic Literature
Explores how Shelley's Frankenstein, Poe's "House of Usher," and Irving's "Rip Van Winkle" use the supernatural to express existential angst and Romantic anxiety.
Essay Undergraduate 1,657 words
Developing and Sustaining a Growth Mindset in Communities
Explore how a growth mindset, coined by Carol Dweck, can be developed in individuals and communities to solve complex social problems like homelessness.
Essay Undergraduate 625 words
Jane Eyre Chapter 4: Passion, Freedom, and Self-Assertion
Analyzes the pivotal Chapter 4 confrontation in Jane Eyre, exploring Jane's passion, psychological depth, and contrast with fairy-tale conventions.
Essay Undergraduate 374 words
Experimental vs. Correlational Research Designs Compared
A concise comparison of experimental and correlational research designs, illustrated through a study on motivated recall and climate change attitudes.
Essay High School 1,076 words
Top Five Super Bowl Ads from 2015: USA Today Ad Meter Rankings
Analysis of the five highest-rated Super Bowl XLIX commercials from the USA Today Ad Meter, featuring award-winning ads from Budweiser, Always, Fiat, Microsoft, and Doritos.
Essay Undergraduate 3,189 words
Greek Afterlife Beliefs and Their Psychological Impact, 3000–323 BC
Explores how ancient Greek perceptions of the afterlife shaped psychological ideals from the Bronze Age through the Classical period, influencing warrior culture and philosophy.
Essay High School 1,656 words
Racism in America: Persistent Discrimination and Social Impact
An essay examining racism as an ongoing issue in American society, exploring discrimination in schools, employment, and politics with contemporary examples.
Essay Undergraduate 1,920 words
Grounded vs. Ideal: Why Aristotle Wins for Modern Inquiry
A comparative essay on Plato vs. Aristotle arguing that Aristotle's empirical approach is more useful for contemporary philosophical inquiry in metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics.
Essay Undergraduate 1,825 words
Made Without Meaning: Why AI Generation Falls Short of Creativity
A comparative essay arguing that AI-generated art is formally impressive but not genuinely creative, lacking intentionality, meaning-making, and creative stakes that define human art.
Essay Undergraduate 1,682 words
Structured Access: Why AI Belongs in Classrooms, With Limits
Should AI tools like ChatGPT be allowed in K-12 and college classrooms? This argumentative essay makes the case for structured, pedagogically guided AI access in education.