Papers

For the intellectually inclined...

A large portion of the Internet runs on software that is available to the public for free. Apache web servers are free, and so is Larry Wall's language, Perl. Even the World Wide Web itself is free, thanks to Tim Berners-Lee.

In keeping with this spirit of benevolence and contribution to the [Internet] community, I have decided to compile hereunder the papers I write as I wade through the waters of the academia, in hopes that someone, somewhere, might find them helpful.

• A Discussion of Charles Oyibo's Poem, Abiku
• A Review of Gore Vidal's The Fall of the American Empire
• A Synopsis of Maulana Karanga's Black Art: Mute Matter Given Force and Function
• On Values: Objective or Subjective?
• An Interpretive Analysis of Alica Walker's Everyday Use
• A Preemptive Analysis of the Prologue and Chapter 1 of Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man
• A Paper on John Lock's Political Philosophies
• Notes on Latin American History

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