Sidney Philip is an outstanding figure in the Renaissance literary tradition. The years 1450-1625 are the first age of the Renaissance, and here historians are concerned with the social setting of the “re-birth” as much as with the artistic achievement itself. In poetry, not only did its dominant themes of courtly love and the knightly romance reflect the values and interests of the nobility, they also answered to the social reality of life. In this historical epoch, Sidney Philip raised an important question concerning the role of poetry and its impact on virtues, and its deductive role in forming values of readers. (more…)

In 1828, Andrew Jackson won the support of the people and was elected the seventh president. Though modern historians today rank him one of the Top Ten Presidents, Jackson had flaws that proved him to be a not as effective president as people might have thought he was. (more…)

Nichlesh Patel Fingerspitzengfhhl- Henry Kissinger (Intuition of Power) “Kissinger wields more power than any other presidential advisor or Secretary of State in the history of the Republic. He is not the conventional American diplomat.”. Henry Kissinger, the statesman who at one point was called the second most powerful man in the world, developed a unique political philosophy in which the principles of realpolitik were used for the foundation of strategy while a Machiavellian outlook drove policy implementation. (more…)

The process of Dalai Lama appointment is unique. After the young boy chose all of the correct items he was identified as the It is interesting that in the Dalai Lama system all but one of the incarnations has come from modest means and have ascended to greatness.
The history of Tibet has been intertwined with China since the seventh century through a series of marriages, treaties, and wars. It was not until the thirteenth Dalai Lama declared Tibet as a sovereign independent country that it had officially broken ties to China; however, only two years later the Dalai Lama signed a treaty that gave China political leadership over some of the country and left “Outer Tibet” to be the only independent part of Tibet. With the rise of the Chinese Communist Party so rose the issue of Tibet. (more…)

Writing about prominent people I chose to write about Albert Einstein. Why Einstein? Of course, there are many outstanding scientists and people who influenced the progress of the mankind. But none of them forever changed the course of the science. Albert Einstein personifies the well known slogans: “Think the unthinkable” and “Impossible is nothing”. Albert Einstein forecast many of the future inventions. He became an example of smartness. He has been recognized a genius. His ideas changed the world and the approach to the science. This is a creative and natural approach. Al Einstein wanted to learn the most sacred secret of the world. He wanted to know how the world works.

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Adolf Hitler was “wholly ignorant” of economics. What the dictator did know was politics and how to achieve public support-Hitler was an immensely popular leader with approval ratings even Bill Clinton would envy-and early on, he made it clear that economics would be subordinate to politics.

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