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Adam Carlton's Book Reviews

by AdamCarlton

Book / Editorial and Opinion

October 12, 2021

1 day reads: 5

Comments: 6

Shelves: 4

Summary
Chapters

These are book reviews I'll post here from time to time.

Should parents know about their kids' relationships?

by helmu

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

March 17, 2019

1 day reads: 4

Comments: 1

The Bad Boy, and why we love him

by Christy Writes

Article / Editorial and Opinion

August 29, 2019

1 day reads: 4

Comments: 4

Summary

So I spent a couple of hours researching to compile this information, and I found the results very satisfying. Hope you enjoy my first psychological article, and let me know if you want more! My sources (cause I'm a big girl): Taylor and Francis Online: The bad boy archetype as a morally ambiguous complex of juvenile masculinities: the conceptual anatomy of a marketplace icon Art and Popular Culture Encyclopedia: Bad Boy Archetype, Promiscuity Wikipedia: The Dark Triad (don't judge, the information I chose is from psychological journals that I was too lazy to cite - the names were too long!)

The Reef

by Paulo Francisco

Short Story / Editorial and Opinion

October 20, 2008

1 day reads: 3

Comments: 2

Summary

A man goes diving, and discovers changes in a reef he loves.

AN EXAMINATION OF RICHARD C. LEWONTIN'S BILLIONS AND BILLIONS OF DEMONS

by Danzil

Article / Editorial and Opinion

January 13, 2014

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 1

Summary

An examination of the popular review by Dr. Richard C. Lewontin of the late Carl Sagan’s “The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Cradle in the Dark”. In this article I attempt to set the record straight about often accusation of atheist-evolutionists against any and all creationists who dare to use the quote from the twenty-seventh paragraph of the Lewontin review. I not only attempt to demonstrate that many creationists do indeed misrepresent the Lewontin quote but that they generally do so unintentionally and why Dr. Lewontin himself is mainly responsible for the misapplication and misunderstanding about some of his comments in that twenty-seventh paragraph. I also attempt to demonstrate why I believe that Dr. Lewontin’s review was more about providing damage control for evolution against creationism than Carl Sagan’s book. Your comments and corrections are welcome.

FISHING AS THE MAIN SOURCE OF INCOME OF THE FATHERS IN TAMBACAN, ILIGAN CITY: HOW THEIR INCOME SUPPORT THEIR FAMILY?

by meriam

Article / Editorial and Opinion

February 13, 2015

1 day reads: 2

Summary

Fishing is a sport at the same time a livelihood of some families in Barangay Tambacan, Iligan City, Lanao Del Norte, Philippines.

Family as priority

by Erikjaneta

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

October 07, 2022

1 day reads: 2

Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

Summary

What are your priorities?

Many Ways to Help the Earth

by josephus2023

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

January 28, 2024

1 day reads: 2

Summary

Kermit the Frog once famously sang "It's not easy being green." With all due respect to him and to Jim Henson, I have to disagree. Converting to a sustainable lifestyle has not only been easy, it has saved me considerable money on paper towels and napkins, disposable plastic bags, gasoline, electricity and hot water. Here are many ways that you also as consumers can help our environment. Working together we CAN make a difference! Feel free to share this information in any way.

Family and Greed

by Alice Heart

Poem / Editorial and Opinion

March 31, 2010

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 2

Summary

My feelings on greed. It is everywhere that I look and what I hate the most is that it is so far deep in my family, that I don't know if we can ever get rid of it.

Anime vs. Cartoon

by M Orihara

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

January 17, 2011

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 2

Shelves: 2

Summary

I see that the arguments that cartoon lovers or neutralist (those who group anime and cartoon as the same) is kind of understandable. Makes sense to some, convincing to many. But not all. They are giving opinions as the public, not as the specialist in the area. They know about cartoon, but they are not in anime. While it seems that anime is simple, it is not. There are many areas that one needs to understand to fully apprehend anime.