2003 - Present
Well, the past few years have come and gone, from economics of gender to law in Imperial China, I've taken a nice range of classes, here are the products of my academic experience: Danton
& The French Revolution | Abraham Lincoln
& Uncle Toms Cabin |
2000-2002
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I don't know why I created this section, I guess I just got bored of seeing old papers lying around, and I needed to bull shit some content.
But anyway, I'll start off with a bunch of papers I wrote my junior summer for a writing SAT 2 class my parents made me take. My personal favorite is the essay about lying, but some of this shit is really.. uh... shit. Seriously, I'm not to the point where I loathe what I was once but I definitely know my writing wouldn't have been so..... angered. Anyway, here are the writings: |
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Maybe with a little more age and sensibility (?),
I've written the following papers the first semester of college. I believe
that one or two of these papers are fairly well done but due to time/length
constraints, I was unable to write in the detail and with the support
I might have intended. Fairly noticeable in my current favorite paper
which examines Marx's predictions on capitalist society, I do not have
the room to really go into topics that could have taken up 5 to 10 pages
(Catholicism as a monopoly, American values, economic problems, etc).
It would probably be more appropriate to divide the topic into several
different categories in chronological order, but I have yet to really
delve beneath the surface of proceeding topics.
Nonetheless, college essays: Marxian Analysis
of Modern Society | Comparative Principles
of Plato & Huxley To understand these writings, read: Plato, The Republic |
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Well, second semester rolled around and here are the essays that represent my achievements/failings: |