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Defining critical thinking through multiple perspectives and authors

Critical thinking to me is a useful tool because it allows someone to deduce and interpret scenarios and the world around them. So much relies on making the right choices. From going to a good school to picking a worthwhile major, to who to marry.

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How pro-life and pro-choice movements have influenced American abortion opinion

When Does Life Begin? Titles: [1] A Comparison of Abortion Practices in Different Countries and the United States How Will the Trump Administration’s Stance on Planned Parenthood Affect Abortion Rates in the U.S.?

~21 min read

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Sensibility and feminism in Wollstonecraft's Vindication and Barbauld's poem

Sensibility and Feminism in Mary Wollstonecraft’s Vindication of the Rights of Men and Anne Letitia Barbauld’s “The Rights Of Woman”

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Book Review Undergraduate 1,134 words

Humility as Leadership: A Review of Dickson's Key to Life

Critical review of John Dickson's "Humilitas," exploring humility as essential to leadership, character, and personal transformation across religious and secular contexts.

Religion

~6 min read

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Book Review Graduate 2,818 words

Hidden Connections by Fritjof Capra: A Critical Review

A critical review of Fritjof Capra's Hidden Connections, examining systems thinking, ecology, capitalism, and sustainable development through a multidisciplinary lens.

Science

~15 min read

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2,167 words

Arson convictions and legal severity in U.S. Supreme Court cases

Understanding basic of fire properties and segue to client-based research. Clay v. United States (537 U.S. 522, 2003). Writ of certiorari becomes legal issue.

~11 min read

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Marijuana legalization debate: examining historical context and arguments

The purpose of this paper is to objectively define the various criterions that make up each side in the marijuana legalization debate and conclude which arguments hold the most veracity.

~25 min read

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762 words

Peer review analysis of Golden and Arce's cybercrime research papers

Scam Types: Mapping the Terrain of Cyber Crime (2011), author Golden demonstrates strengths in providing sharp insights and a good command of editing skills. However, there are some areas that could use improvement.

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Predestination and free will in early Islamic thought: Jabrites and Qadarites

Predestination and Free Will as These Concepts Were Understood in Islam by the Jabrites and the Qadarites One of the dilemmas that continues to hold resonance for religious thinkers is the question of fate vs. freedom. This question has had an intrinsic appeal throughout the ages.

~22 min read

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Durkheim and Allport's contrasting approaches to social theory

It shows them to be similar and different in significant ways.

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