Identity Crisis in Fight Club
[ send me this paper ]
The movie Fight Club is a study in the psychological underpinnings behind the amount of violence or pain, internal or external, a person will endure when trying to find a sense of identity within himself. Fight Club takes a group of people looking for their identities. They may be searching for identities to get over personal crises in their lives, but they will fail to find what they are looking for, in a true sense. Through its characters, the film epitomizes the psychological issues surrounding identity crises as they relate to issues such as trust vs. mistrust, autonomy vs. shame, intimacy vs. isolation, and integrity vs. despair. Bibliography lists 7 sources. JVfiteclu.rtf
Filename: JVfitecl.rtf

Euthanasia
[ send me this paper ]
A 3 page thesis driven paper which addresses the subject of euthanasia as is presented in one particular essay. The essay under examination is “Active and Passive Euthanasia,” written by James Rachels. The essay was very convincingly written and argued by Rachels, and the author clearly illustrated the many possibilities that are, or could be, involved in the decision to perform one or the other type of euthanasia. Although many feel it is morally wrong to commit active euthanasia, often it is a much more morally correct choice than passive euthanasia. Rachels argues this and this paper agrees. No additional sources cited.
Filename: RAeuth.wps

How Societal Behavior as Evidenced by Educational Attainment is Influenced by Birth Order
[ send me this paper ]
A Review of One Study : A 5 page review of a sociological study published in the “Journal of Social Psychology” on August 1, 1995, completed by Russell Travis and Vandana Kohli. Evaluates the study, identifying the hypothesis, conclusions and questions which are left unanswered. No additional sources listed.
Filename: PPbrthOr.wps