Historians construct history by closing the gaps in their knowledge about the past, enlarge our under - standing, and enliven their narrative by drawing logical inferences from their assembled facts.

Drawing a picture is even more right-brained, and can help break your logical left-brain’s hold on a problem the same way a poem can.

Therefore, this dissertation, drawing on the method of comparison and the theory of weighing interests, sheds light on the resolution to the said problems in five logical chapters as follows.