CategoryReviews

Are the low-entropy societies proposed by Jeremy Rifkin’s Entropy a viable solution to the problems of modern civilization?

By Blogger

In Book Review

6 Min read

A

  This article provides a critical analysis of Jeremy Rifkin’s Entropy. It points out logical fallacies in the author’s views on modern medicine, the development of third world countries, and international organizations, and questions whether his proposed transition to a low-entropy society is a realistic solution.   Introduction Humans have always wondered about the future...

Read onRead later

Is religious criticism of the Origin of Species a denial of science or an argument for coexistence between evolution and creationism?

By Blogger

In Book Review

6 Min read

I

Darwin’s Origin of Species has historically caused great friction with religion, and the debate between evolution and creationism continues today. This article will cover religious criticisms of Darwin’s theory of evolution and scientific responses to them, and explore a compromise where the two theories can coexist.   At the end of the 19th century, Charles Robert Darwin’s...

Read onRead later

The Death of Ivan Ilyich explores why it is only when we face death that we understand the nature of life!

By Blogger

In Book Review

6 Min read

T

As we consider what I would do today if I were to die tomorrow, we explore how our instinct to fear and avoid death affects the way we live, and how we must consider not only well-being but also well-dying in order to truly live. Through the story of Ivan Ilyich, we examine the connection between death and life, and how facing death allows us to rediscover the meaning of life.   I once...

Read onRead later

Guido in ‘8 and 1/2’: Can he find his artistic identity through the pain of creation?

By Blogger

In Movie Review

9 Min read

G

The movie 8 and 1/2 follows director Guido as he tries to find his artistic identity through the pain of creativity and inner conflict. Guido’s journey goes beyond mere failure and signifies his maturation as a human being, and the movie delves deeply into the inner struggles of an artist and the complexity of the creative process.   Guido, a renowned filmmaker, is mentally and...

Read onRead later

Book Review – Homodeus (What is the meaning of the end of Homo sapiens?)

By Blogger

In Book Review

5 Min read

B

In this blog post, we’ll discuss the development and future of biotechnology, the meaning of the end of Homo sapiens, and the definition of Homo sapiens.   Marvel’s First Avenger, Captain America, has muscles and strength that humans don’t have. Many people envy Captain America’s strength, and now it’s not hard to have them if you have the money. This is thanks...

Read onRead later

In the movie The Three Stooges, how did Farhan follow his dreams in the face of societal pressure?

By Blogger

In Movie Review

5 Min read

I

In the movie The Three Stooges, Farhan is forced to follow his father’s and society’s expectations to become an engineer, but he refuses to give up on his dream of becoming a photographer and ultimately fulfills it. The movie delves deeply into the balance between social pressure and personal freedom from a psychological perspective, and provides important lessons through the...

Read onRead later

A boy pursues his dream of becoming a ballerina amidst a turbulent coal mine strike – but was Billy Elliot’s choice the right one?

By Blogger

In Movie Review

6 Min read

A

Billy Elliot, a young boy living in a coal mining town in England, becomes enamored with ballet instead of boxing and pursues his dreams despite strikes and conflict. The story of Billy Elliot, who pursues his passion despite his father’s disapproval, is a deeply moving portrait of what it means to grow up in a world of social and artistic contrasts.   In 1984, a boy named Billy Elliot...

Read onRead later

Toy Story 3, a movie about parting ways with childhood toys, reminds us that we too will eventually have to say goodbye to the things we hold dear.

By Blogger

In Movie Review

7 Min read

T

Toy Story 3 is a movie about growing up and maturing, and the relationship between Andy, the owner, and his toys is a story of life change. The toys meet new owners, and Andy matures as he parted ways with his precious memories. The emotion of separation is reminiscent of the relationship between parents and children.   When I was a kid, I went to the movies with my mother and uncle. I was...

Read onRead later

Is the sacrifice of animals for the advancement of science and technology justified, and shouldn’t humans seek development that lives alongside nature and animals?

By Blogger

In Movie Review

6 Min read

I

Humans have a long history of sacrificing animals for the advancement of science and technology, but some question whether this is justified, and argue that humans should seek sustainable development that respects animals and nature.   For thousands of years, humans have been constantly advancing science and technology and changing their lifestyles. At least within the framework of human...

Read onRead later

How does the vulnerability of women and the fear of the unknown affect human anxiety and how we respond to it in Alfred Hitchcock’s Birds?

By Blogger

In Movie Review

7 Min read

H

Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds is an in-depth exploration of human anxiety and fear through the lens of female vulnerability and the fear of the unknown. The film shows how this anxiety affects our behavior and thinking, revealing our instinctive response to fear.   Alfred Hitchcock is revered for his mise-en-scène, and his work has been recognized for his psychological thrillers and his...

Read onRead later