In Crime and the American Dream, the renowned American researchers and criminologists Steven Messner and Richard Rosenfeld pay particular attention to the monetary success that people seek to achieve. An excessive emphasis on money and other benefits contributes to high rate of violent crimes in the country. Both scholars examine this issue with a focus […] Read more >>
The Harlem Renaissance was the time when the African-American culture was flourishing. For the first time, African-Americans had experienced such a great creative expression in literature, music, and art. In the period after the First World War from the 1920s to the 1930s, this artistic movement fully embraced their cultural identity. During the same historical […] Read more >>
Adams, Rebecca. N, Joseph, G. Winger, J., and Catherine Mosher. “A Meta-Analysis of the Relationship Between Social Constraints and Distress in Cancer Patients”. Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 38 (2015): 294-305. This is an article written by professors from the Department of Psychology and published in the Journal of Behavioral Medicine. It seeks to define the […] Read more >>
The work of art being discussed in this paper is Masks Confronting Death, a painting by James Ensor. The painting is exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art (Manhattan, New York) (MoMA). The artist employed the oil on canvas technique to create the work of art being discussed (MoMA). The researchers assume that James Ensor […] Read more >>
Italy has always been a home place for a variety of arts. Maiolica is a style of ceramics that originated during the Italian Renaissance. Using the tin-glazing method, Italian masters of ceramics developed complex narratives for their earthenware. Different historical events and ancient legends became subjects for colorful plates. Francesco Xanto Avelli was one of […] Read more >>
Kazimir Malevich was a Ukrainian-born Russian artist. His career coincided with the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 and all the outcomes. He was behind the founding of the philosophical school of suprematism. His ideas were the stepping stone to non-objective and abstract art. However, this paper concentrates on one of his major paintings called White on […] Read more >>
Ancient Europe had different architectural styles based on the type of structure and the time of development. The two most common styles of architecture, which developed during this period, were the Romanesque and Gothic Architecture styles. Romanesque is a style of architecture that existed in the medieval age in Europe that was characterized by circular […] Read more >>
Spain Economic Environment Economic system. Spain is a country with the market economy, which is the 16th largest worldwide. The countrys membership of European Union significantly stimulates the development and the growth of its economic system. However, in 2014, Spain experienced the serious downturn, which resulted in high inflation, the growth of unemployment, and the […] Read more >>
The idea of doing business attracts the attention of many people in the modern world. Although it have started a long time ago, many innovations have drastically changed the business platform. Currently, online business comprises a large portion of the global trade. In particular, e-commerce has enabled many people to obtain their service or goods […] Read more >>
Ron Bent, the manager of Engstrom Auto Mirror Plant in Richmond, Indiana, faced the failure of the Scanlon Plan he implemented to motivate employees nearly nine years ago. However, he had several options to resort to instead of the old incentive strategy. In fact, he could choose between the individual-based, group-based, and organization-wide plans. The […] Read more >>
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