Dante Alighieri, commonly referred to as simply Dante, is the author of the text known as “The Divine Comedy”. The text is as famous as it is influential, the “Divine Comedy” serving to shape the way people would write literature. Not only that, it also altered how Western society viewed the Christian afterlife, or at the very least, the Christian view of Hell.

A product of the famed director Wes Anderson, The Grand Budapest Hotel is an acclaimed film in its own right, one that has its feet planted directly in the opposing genres of tragedy and comedy.

Infections are a serious problem in the medical field, the rise of anti-biotic resistant bacteria, also known as “superbugs”, a much larger one. It is with this understanding that those in the medical field accept that nosocomial infections of the sort are such a problem to be dealt with.

In this country, very few topics are debated quite so hotly as that of abortion. In fact, the issue remains so ever-present that even a simple discussion on the topic can lead to insult-laden arguments, each side deriding the other as evil or heartless regardless of which position an individual happens to take on the issue.

This analysis of the Islamic terror organization commonly identified as Hezbollah will utilize an ideological approach, attempting to delve into the beliefs, views and standards of the group themselves in order to interpret the underlying means behind how they attempt to meet their goals and to what level of success or failure have they found in the process.

Throughout this essay, I will be addressing the topic of abuse in these residential schools and the intergenerational effects of this abuse as seen through the lens of certain First Nations-related media.

Known as the United Nations Children’s Fund, or more commonly just as UNICEF, the organization itself was created on December 11th, 1946 by the United Nations General Assembly.

It is a commonly accepted idea that our modern understanding of historical events and cultures, while impressive for what it is, suffers from various limitations that we often find ourselves ignoring or not noticing simply due to our lack of unbiased information for the time period in particular.

Upon being asked the question, "What makes man different from a sentient machine", I at first argued that there was no difference truly. Being nothing but robots run by chemical interactions on a physical and neurological level, I went on to state that humans can not truly possess free will or souls.