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Of the four billion species estimated to have evolved over the past 3.5 billion years, 99% of them are gone. (Barnosky et. al, 51). Extinction, therefore, is not at all uncommon. Natural selection drives some creatures to thrive and others to die off, but this is almost always balanced by the evolution of new species[...]

Introduction English is an international language that is widely used to make communication easier. It is acceptable that the language does not belong to the native speakers anymore. The notion of English belonging to the US and UK has changed because of modifications that it has received globally. The language has diversified and led to[...]

Public engagement on climate change is shallow in the United States despite being a crucial social challenge in the 21st century. The records from the research and the evidence from behavioral sciences show that many people regard climate change as a non-urgent, psychologically distant risk, including space, time, and community. This attitude of the people towards[...]

Postcolonial literature is the literature which mainly explores the consequences and the issues, faced by the formerly colonised population. It is defined as “writings from Africa, the Indian subcontinent, the Caribbean, and other regions whose histories during the 20th century are marked by colonialism, anti-colonial movements, and subsequent transitions to post-independence society” (Oxford reference, 2011).[...]

Morality is a concept that can differ from society to society, depending on what perceptions held by people in the community. For instance, an action that is deemed right in one community might not necessarily hold for another society (Travis 86). The fact that people have divergent opinions on the view of life is what[...]

‘In the winter 478/7BC representatives of Greek states met on the sacred isle of Delos in the centre of the Aegan to swear oaths of alliance. They swore to have the same friends and enemies, that is, they concluded an offensive and defensive alliance…Formally all allies were of equal status, but in fact the predominance[...]