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In the UK today (June 2013) approximately 10% of the population demonstrates dyslexic tendencies. What is dyslexia? The brain is divided into two sides. The right hand side focuses...

Pfft, what`s the point of trigonometry anyway? I`m never going to use this!!! While that may be true, maths is so much more than just numbers and circles. To me, maths is a way o...

Given that South Africa is an emerging space nation, in a continent of emerging space nations and economies, several technologies need to be developed to progress the space program ...

Could Infinity be a "side-effect" of mathematics and have no relevance with reality? Here`s the thought process: Counting numbers and saying they go off until infinity makes comple...

Purpose - This paper examines the threads that bind the firm to the globalization process. Methodology - A range of literature is reviewed to develop an insight into the impact of ...

Introduction The interplay between presence and absence has always been an important theme in phenomenology, especially in the hermeneutic phenomenology of Martin Heidegger. This i...

There have been many articles written and studies conducted on the differences between short- and long-term memory. Short-term memory - also known as working memory - is what allows u...

Have you ever tried to learn Estonian? Most of you will have grappled with French, German, Spanish or maybe even dabbled in Russian and Mandarin at school but very few of you will ...

Discuss the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth with specific reference to Act II, Scene ii. How does their relationship change after the murder of Duncan? Macbeth and La...

Examine Blake's Protest against the Suffering of Children in the Late 18th Century William Blake was 'radical poet'; a true revolutionary, born in 1757 in Soho, although he never...