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Category Archives: Sciences
Political science term paper: From current events to global policy — the choice is yours
Whether you’re interested in historical events and personalities or current events and global policy, political science is the study for you. From past presidents to the inner workings of a democracy, you can indulge your curiosity and explore any number …
Global warming, climate change, environmental ethics: Free research on current environmental issues
Today’s current environmental issues provoke a good deal of science, research and controversy. Questia, the premier online research and paper-writing tool, is a terrific resource for exploring the history of complex environmental topics such as climate change, global warming and sustainable development. …
Psychology articles on dreams, memory and personality on Questia
If you’re searching for psychology articles on dreams, memory, personality or other topics, check out some of the scholarly books and articles on Questia, your online research library and paper-writing tool. The entire Questia site has been redesigned to be …
Posted in Education news, Psychology, Reference, Research Paper Help, Sciences, Student resources
Tagged articles, behavior, dreams, library, memory, personality, psychoanalytic, psychology, research, theory
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Free content on famous American inventors in celebration of National Inventors Month
In honor of August’s National Inventors Month, we’ve granted access to reference works on five of history’s most famous american inventors for free for an entire month. Thomas Edison: Born in Milan, Ohio in 1847, Edison is undoubtedly one of the most …
Celebrating Space Exploration Month: Free reading on famous space missions
We’re wrapping up our celebration of Space Exploration Month honoring the historic events that took place in the month of July. Visit Questia’s topic page on space exploration for more information on the memorable dates in space exploration history including the Apollo 11 lift …
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Tagged free reading, space exploration, Space Exploration Month
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Free reading on and by famous science fiction writers: Honoring Space Exploration Month
We’re continuing our celebration of Space Exploration Month in honor of the historic events that took place in the month of July! Visit Questia’s topic page on space exploration for more information on the memorable dates in space exploration history including the Apollo 11 lift …
Free reading on famous early astronomers: Honoring Space Exploration Month
To honor the historic events that took place in the month of July, we’re continuing our celebration of Space Exploration Month! Check out Questia’s topic page on space exploration for information on the memorable dates in space exploration history including the Apollo 11 …
Posted in Philosophy, Sciences
Tagged astronomers, free reading, philosphers, reference works, space exploration, Space Exploration Month
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Celebrating Space Exploration Month: Free reading on famous astronauts and cosmonauts
July is a memorable month in space exploration. In fact, the anniversary of the Apollo 11 lift off is on July 16th, Moon Day is on July 20th and the anniversary of NASA is July 29th. Check out Questia’s topic …
Celebrate Earth Day with free environmentally-friendly reads
Celebrated by more than 175 countries, Earth Day is held every April 22nd and promotes appreciation of the Earth’s natural environment. To help increase awareness, we’re sharing the following books and articles on our top five most researched environmental topics, and …
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Tagged earth day, Environment, global warming, recycling, sustainability
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Questia celebrates Steve Jobs’ birthday with free content on influential inventors
Happy birthday to the late Steve Jobs! As a culture, we often take technology for granted and forget the painstaking years that inventors spend creating the machines we use every day. For example, you have Charles Babbage to thank, among …