Name: Michael Rastegar Professor Grimstead Eng 1 sec 2 11/15/2015 Word count: 1560 RD # 1 Essay III: Reflection Essay Forged in the Stars: Neil de Grasse Tyson’s Death by Black Hole Introduction: Neil de Grasse is a famous American astrophysicist and author. His infectious love of space made him one of the most intelligent and assertive astrophysicists of the modern time. He has managed to convey the understanding and wonder of astronomy through his work in the “Death by Black Hole”. The author has
addressed to a wider audience than my fellow neurologists” (Rose, 1973). True to his words he explores various concepts from the what is “I” to proudly declaring his experiments with marijuana. The book was written with an intention to explore the connection between the mind and the brain. The book is interesting for the commoners as well as the neurologists and it has survived decades as one of the famous works analyzing the theory of mind, brain and consciousness. This essay will review this book in three
to the study of humankind that functions to explore different cultural characteristics and the history of mankind. The following essay will be revealing the biggest paleanthropology fraud in the 19th century by examining the infamous case named “The Piltdown Hoax”. There have been a multitude of controversy and criticism surrounding this particular topic, but this essay will focus on a paleoanthropological point of view to explore the evidence supporting the guilty role of Charles Dawson in this hoax
‘The Great Gatsby’ was written at a time of personal disillusionment for Fitzgerald as Kathryn Schulz states that he “bled into his work”. Furthermore the novel was afflicted with Fitzgerald’s spite, towards women in particular, which he can deflect through Nick to make his opinions more socially acceptable