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Ironically, the definition of the term “definition essay” is not very specific.  Definition essays are short pieces of writing on a particular topic.  However, not every essay on a topic can be properly labeled a definition essay.  Instead, a definition essay is an attempt to describe the topic thoroughly enough for the reader to understand it very well and might be compared to an encyclopedia entry for the topic.  Any of our example essays could provide a good start on a definition essay about the topic.  However, we have collected a sample of our best definition essays and included them below to help you explore the genre.  

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Paper Undergraduate
Nelson's moral development and ethical philosophy in Flatliners
Choose one of the five medical students and answer the following:
Paper Doctorate
Defining abnormal behavior through statistical and social models
What essentially qualifies as "abnormal behavior" is not always as cut and dry as many believe. For example, the medical model defines abnormal behavior in terms as the result of some physical problem (cellular…
Paper Masters
Understanding communication theory: positivistic, interpretive, and critical approaches
¶ … theory about something, but not many people realize exactly what defines a theory. While there are as many definitions of a "theory," "generally speaking, a theory is an abstract system of concepts with indications…
Paper High School
B2B marketing strategy for JINS computer glasses distribution in the United States
Thew purpose of this research proposal is to define how best to launch the JINI Computer and Gaming glasses into the U.S. Included in the analysis is market sizing, trends and a methodology for understanding how best to move into the American market. The overall direction of the market is also assessed as is the development of new programs to gain distribution. The entire proposal is orientated towards B2B marketing.
Paper Doctorate
Cognitive learning theory for globalization and diverse classrooms
Due primarily to the growing trend of globalization, education has now become paramount to the overall success of society. International competition for both jobs and prominent positions poses both threats and benefits.
Paper Doctorate
European immigration and the displacement of Native Americans in early America
¶ … History of Discrimination in the United States
Essay Doctorate
Rehabilitation as an effective strategy for reducing offender recidivism rates
Recidivism is a serious problem that needs to be contended with. Research indicates that the conventional methods utilized by the U.S. correctional system only serves to exacerbate the rehabilitative process--which is virtually non-existent and is replaced by the usage of punishment as a deterrent--. In order to successfully decrease the rate of recidivism, the correctional system needs to focus on methods of rehabilitation for prisoners.
Paper Undergraduate
Unfair Contract Terms Act application in Edwards v. University case
The document discusses the case between a student known as "Ms Edwards" and the university where she is a student and resident. The university is arguing for the right to appeal after having been found liable in terms of the unfairness of a term of its contract. The argument is for the university, which has never concealed the terms of its contract, which has also been entered willingly by both parties.
Paper High School
Inner and outer beauty in Walker and Sontag's essays
John Keats began Endymion with the now famous quote that "A thing of Beauty is a joy forever". Both Alice Walker and Susan Sontag demonstrate the veracity of this statement by providing examples of how this interminable quality of beauty has been subverted. Other aspects of beauty, such as its components of truth and love, are discussed as well.
Paper Undergraduate
Evaluation of a PowerPoint presentation on the Yeriman Project
This paper reviews a student PowerPoint report addressing a presentation on Aboriginal community building. While the PowerPoint featured engaging photographs and a thorough summation of the material from the presentation, there was little critical engagement with the material and the PowerPoint failed to elucidate several key concepts involved with community-building.