Essays on Consciousness

Different states of recognition experienced in the past 24hrs Consciousness is a country that can involve wakefulness or stages of sleep. Every day from time to time we have a tendency to think differently, things that we bear in mind and do not remember encompass in shifts of consciousness. Our level...

Flow, also referred to as the region, is the operational mental state in psychological terms, where a person undertaking an activity becomes completely involved in it, experiences an energized concentration, and deeply enjoys the role they participate in. A individual works away and experiences development while in the flow state...

Dissociative trance disorder (DTD) refers to episodic or single memory, personality or consciousness disorders that are indigenous to particular cultures and places. The DTD is, according to the DMS 5, the circumstances demonstrated by the sharp decrease or absolute loss of immediate environment alertness that demonstrate the deep insensitivity or...

What I believe Education is an art and science in which democracy triumphs over dominance. The problem-solving approach to education is beneficial in every way because it shows the learners' true strengths. Because of the existence of individuals, each has their own set of decisions that do not require external interference,...

Procrastination and Its Causes Procrastination is a method of avoidance in which by replacing other more pleasant tasks, people circumvent an activity. Anxiety regarding a future occurrence, either consciously or unconsciously, is the reason people procrastinate. It may also be stuff a person doesn't like to do (Haycock, McCarthy, & Skay,...

The Complexity of Racism and Subtle Forms of Discrimination The topic of racism has been part of my past, and I never found it to be a dangerous issue in my life. I figured I was not racist because I had never discriminated against people, especially race, based on their social...

Ambrose Bierce, the protagonist of An Incident at Owl Creek Bridge, is one of the enduring writers whose works stand over contemporary literature. The novel, which was first published in 1890, is about the American Civil War period and the horrifying experiences between soldiers and American civilians (Evans 8). The...

Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) was one of the most outstanding female authors, publishers and critics. Many postwar and interwar writers have been influenced by her writings. Her writings concentrated primarily on discussing the ideas of time and wealth, human emotions and consciousness. Virginia Woolf mentions two major crises she has...