Legal Aspects of Cyberbullying
The legal aspects of cyberbullying could be understood as a direct consequence of the crime committed.
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Learning
Learning is the process of acquiring new, or modifying existing, knowledge, behaviors, skills, values, or preferences. The ability to learn is possessed by humans, animals, and some machines; there is also evidence for some kind of learning in some plants.
The 10 Oldest Universities in the World
University education has existed for centuries, surely much more than is usually thought.
Children’s Drawings: a Window to the Inner World of Children
Drawing is a very powerful tool in the emotional expression of children. Painting is a liberating act; nobody teaches us to draw, and it is not necessary, because naturally we started doing it.
World Happiness Day: Words from Different Cultures that you Should Know
We review five interesting words that allow us to know the meaning of well-being and happiness in different cultures such as Japanese, Swedish, Dutch or Danish.
Maya Angelou: Biography of a Caged Bird
Maya Angelou grew up as a girl who decided to stop talking after being raped. A small bird caged in its own silence. But, one day, the bird began to sing and spread its wings and, from that moment, nothing could stop it.
The Most Violent Cities in the World
Of the 50 cities (populations over 300,000) with the most homicides per 100,000 inhabitants in 2018, 15 are in Mexico, 14 in Brazil, six in Venezuela and four in the United States.
May Must Change her Brexit Proposal to Vote for the Third Time
The president of the British House of Commons, John Bercow, has warned on Monday that the government can not return to vote on the Brexit agreement if its proposal is “substantially the same” as that rejected by Parliament last week .
Everything You Need To Know About Anaesthesia
For most people considering a cosmetic procedure, one of the biggest concerns is going under anesthesia. Here’s what you need to know.
Spencer’s Theory about the Development of Society
Herbert Spencer created a social theory based on Darwinism that left a mark in history.
Herbert Marcuse: Biography of this German Philosopher
This philosopher gave rise to the Critical Theory, which questioned the established social order.
The 11 Rarest Books in History
We left the conventional shelves of bookstores and took a look at the most crooked, strange and curious works of literature. In them you will find from invented languages to letters of the alphabet totally absent.
Sexology and Erotic Desire
Sexology has a lot to say about erotic desire. The complexity that surrounds this fact makes it one of the most interesting. More and more sexology professionals are showing interest in investigating it.
The Sioux Legend About Love Relationships
According to an ancient and beautiful Sioux legend for a couple to live and be happy the two members must fly together side by side but never bound, never being slaves.
How to Reduce Rumination and Limiting Concern
Ruminating a thought is like ruminating a food. It is spinning something that does not nourish, only occupies space and harms. We invite you to try some simple techniques to end this “nonsense”.
The 6 Virtues of Character, According to the Sioux Indians
The Sioux put a lot of emphasis on values. The great virtues of character were cultivated in each member of the community, since they were children. The current survivors remain attached to this philosophy.