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Capturing Objective Temporality in Narrative Fiction
In conventional narratives, time is compressed to include only noteworthy events, such that the time spent reading a piece of fiction (“reading time”) is often shorter than the amount of time that passes in the world of ... -
The End of the French Empire and the Debut of the Francophone World: Algeria’s Post-Colonial Views of the World
In this paper, I will examine how Algeria presented these newfound goals and identities to the world at the UN in the early years of its independence. I will start by completing a review of the current literature that ... -
Identifying Best Cancer Management Strategies for Undeveloped Nations: A Literary Review
Today, cancer research is often done in developed nations in expensive labs thanks to funding from wealthy donors. However, cancer is a global disease and is expected to become much more prevalent in undeveloped nations, ... -
Eliciting Post-Activation Potentiation Using Blood Flow Restriction Technique: A Preliminary Look
Post-activation potentiation (PAP) describes a phenomenon that occurs in muscles that is commonly used to achieve maximum performance of a power-based movement, such as a vertical jump. PAP is traditionally achieved through ...