Moral Status of Nonhuman Animals
Early Modern Perspectives on the Moral Status of Nonhuman Animals: Descartes, Kant, and Bentham
The trajectory of our anthropocentric thinking on the moral status of nonhuman animals has its roots in
UK Dissertations
Analysis of Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morals
When God died, what happened to the people?
Therefore neither can an animal move about in the closed as such, no more than it can comport itself toward the unconcealed. The animal is excluded from the
Advantages, Disadvantages and Ethical Issues of Cloning
Although cloning has been successful to a certain extent, there have also been a high percentage of failures which has raised some ethical issues.
Analysis of Linguistic Theory in Transpotting (1996)
This dissertation argues that the language of John Hodge’s screenplay Trainspotting, though it appears to contain sub-cultural social contexts, cannot be categorised within the framework of linguistic theory as representing a youth subculture.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Biometric Security
The aim of this research is to critically analyse biometric security as an emerging and booming industry by examining the positives and negatives and providing ways of improving the method effectively and most importantly efficiently.
Impact of WW1 on Ernest Hemingway’s Poetry
This research finds the reason behind PTSD in American society and the characters introduced to us by Ernest Hemingway in his works. And that reason was the First World War and its aftermath.
Effects of the Spirit of Competition
The spirit of competition is one of the underlying principles in any sporting event, be it one athlete against another, or team against team. The preconceived notion on the part of spectators as to wh
Role of the Photographer in Preserving ‘Wilderness’
This dissertation addresses the relationship between people and the environment, specifically the role the nature photographer plays in helping preserve what is loosely called ‘wilderness’.
Development of ‘Real’ Photography
Introduction
The increasingly mediatised culture we live in today has lead us to be dominated by and dependent upon the production and consumption of images. Notions of objectivity and empiricism in t
Changes in Holography
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Looking Back, Moving Forward
How was 2004 for you? For the industry as a whole, reviewing the developments that we covered last year in Holography News, we can conclude that it was a good year fo
Injury Risk in Elite Basketball Players
The elite basketball player is considered in this piece not only in terms of his potential for injury but also in terms of the potential of the physiotherapist and other sports professionals, to give
Encouraging Children to Join Skill Based Physical Activities
The objective of the study was to encourage young primary 4/ 5 school children to participate in skill based physical activity like dance which has better health benefits then the regular physical education sessions.
Water Conflicts and Dispute Resolution
THE LARSON . KING SYMPOSIUM: WATER, CATALYST OF LIFE AND STRIFE: A THREAT TO SECURITY OR A VITAL OPPORTUNITY TO FOSTER COOPERATION?: ARTICLE: INTERNATIONAL JOINT COMMISSION: WATER CONFLICTS AND DISPU
Analysis of Migration Patterns in Afghanistan
This paper seeks to provide an overview of migration and development in Afghanistan including historical patterns and a synthesis of current migration patterns.
Analysis of Land Consumption Rates
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background to the Study
Studies have shown that there remains only few landscapes on the Earth that are still in there natural state. Due to anthropogenic activities, the
Geographic Information System (GIS) Benefits and Constraints
Benefits and Constraints of Using Geographic Information System (GIS)
1. Introduction
1.1 Research Background
This is no more evident than in the proliferation of Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Television and Cinema in Post Modern Society
Television mocking it’s big brother Cinema?
Through parody is television mocking its big brother Cinema or is simply feeding the post-modern society?
Artistic achievement has, in most societies,
Importance of Narrative in CGI Films
This essay will look at the importance of narrative in two CG animated films which are Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (Hironobu Sakaguchi, 2001) and The Incredibles (Brad Bird, 2004). The essay foc
Auteur Theory and Jean Luc Goddard’s Work
Introduction
The word “auteur” simply means author; however the auteur theory as devised by Andrew Sarris indicates a manner of reading and appraisal of films by examining the imprint of the autho
Causes for Japanese Film Remakes
Introduction
Since the beginning of the 21st Century a new trend has become commonplace within the Hollywood horror genre, Japanese horror films are being purchased and remade for a new audience, remo
