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The rise of Tony Blair as leader of the Labour party in 1994 and the actions of Labour in government after 1997 have led political scientists and historians alike to argue that New La...

Every time I see my little niece, who is now four years old, switching between Italian and Dutch as if it were the most natural thing, I can`t help but feel jealous. At the age of thr...

A quadratic expression is the form ax2 + bx + c where a, b, c, are constant. The simplest quadratic form is when a=1 so we have x2 + bx + c. There are a number of different teaching m...

When you hear the word 'alien', what do you think? The phrase 'little green men' probably springs to mind, as well as the memory of countless Star Trek humanoids, Sigourney Weaver's A...

Many dyslexia sufferers are scared by their school experiences of being stigmatized and stereotyped as 'unteachable' or 'stupid' or 'illiterate'. Attitudes to dyslexia are much healt...

To be morally ambiguous is to either maintain unclear morals, or to shift moral code to suit changing needs, and this is undeniably a foundation of espionage fiction in the Post-war a...

What To Do If Your Child Has Dyslexia First of all, don`t panic. There is help at hand. Research into dyslexia (from the Greek for `bad` and `word`) has moved forward rapidly in th...

'Another, An Other Mode of Thinking' : The Implications of Literature in J.M Coetzee's Disgrace. 'Literary activity always bears a more or less significant relation to politics' ...

Do Gettier Cases Show that Knowledge is not Justified True Belief? Mark received: 68 (high 2:1) Plato is often credited as being the father of the notion of Justified True Belie...

Has Hume Succeeded in Establishing a Standard of Taste? Reading Philosophy, Summative Essay Mark received: 70 (First) Although Hume`s "Of the Standard of Taste" was written in ...