1984 College Essays Samples For Students

Introduction

There are different forms of psychotherapies, but none of them is as unique as brief therapy. The definition and application of this therapy vary markedly between scholars and therapists alike. Despite the varied definitions, one thing is clear; it is a blanket term that takes into account different psychotherapies. Traditionally, brief therapists focus on the present client observable behavioral interaction with the objective of changing the current state of affairs (Molnar & Shazer, 1987).
This approach emerged in response to both situational limitations and patient needs (Molnar & Shazer, 1987). The application of brief therapy takes into account momentary versions of ...

1984 BY GEORGE ORWELL

1984 BY GEORGE ORWELL AS DYSTOPIAN NOVEL

Orwell’s Dystopian Approach

George Orwell has a standing against the utopian approaches. The animal farm was drawing a picture exhibiting that there is no perfect democracy or management in the world. Pigs were vicious; however, the other animals who got the power from the pigs were not so different, because they got rid of the pigs when they got on the power in the farm. He has a dystopian approach to the world. Dystopian means the worst things are happening in the world. It is called anti-utopian. As known, the utopia is an ideal ...

I Political allegory and satire in Orwell’s books “Animal Farm” and “1984”II Plot of the books
III Animal Farm as a fairy tale;
IV A reassessment of Animal farm and 1984;
V Scholars’ arguments on symbolism and understanding of totalitarian state in the 21st centuryVI. Conclusion
Often fiction books become a source for historical and political debates. Usually it is because of the allegories used by the writers to point to the real prototypes of their plots. The question drawn for a discussion in this essay is about the relevance of Orwell’s allegories on the ...

Introduction

It has been documented by many researches that various forms of adversity are at the heart of many mental illnesses. Indeed, even the term mental health recasts a social problem as a psychological and medical one. And, as would be expected, people addressing multiple forms of adversity, poverty and disability and social exclusion adversity, for instance, are likely than others to seek, or be sent to mental health services. While violence is the most common experience for people with severe and long-term mental illnesses, it is far the only adversity at issue. This can be addressed through open dialogue. Open dialogue ...

George Orwell’s most important books like 1984 and Animal Farm were not really intended to be prophecies for the distant future, but satires of the Stalinist and fascist police states that existed in his own time, but for the most part no longer exist today under the system of global capitalism. He was certainly not a great fiction writer, but was very likely the “the best of modern pamphleteers” (Bloom 1). His characters were totally brutalized by the system of Ingsoc (English Socialism) and this was the type of system he feared might take over the world, although of ...

Roanoke was a colony located on Roanoke Island that disappeared. The colony was founded by Sir Walter Raleigh in the late 16th century on behalf of Queen Elizabeth I. Queen Elizabeth I had wanted to create a non-temporary English town in the United States. The colonists later disappeared during the Anglo-Spanish War while waiting for supplies from England. The last shipment of supplies that they had received had been three years prior and when Raleigh’s men returned both the colonists and city were gone, with no evidence of what had occurred.
The charter and financing for the colony ...

Human beings as fans of outside work is nothing new: although modern society has the technology that allows large groups of these fans to gather, there is no doubt that fandom has been around a very long time. In fact, in Don Quixote—a novel written in two separately-published parts—the author had to write in a character who was initially created by a fan of the first part of the novel (Harris and Alexander 1998). This fan-made character then denounced his claim to being the true Don Quixote, and the novel meanders on—however, this is just one ...

The current society is oriented to work, in a capitalism kind of state. After attaining maturity, adults are expected to engage in some form of productive work. What we do affects who we are and what we go on to become later on in life. The relationship between an individual and his working environment is quite important and can determine by the health care of the individual. Work place adjustment is guided by research programs in vocational psychology.

According to Dawis & Lofquist (1984), work is a concept between an individual and the work place. The interaction between the two is ...

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The underlying notion behind the powerful Party that has been depicted by George Orwell in his book titled ‘1984’ is essentially its ability to control the citizens of the nation. The party implements a plan filled with fear and manipulation to imbibe that fear among the citizens. Technology forms the crux if this plan of creating fears amongst the citizens.
Tele-screens signify the invisible eye that Big Brother has upon on all the citizens who are mandated to have a tele-screen in their households. Moreover, the people are continuously under the scanner ...

INTRODUCTION

The decline of the Roman Empire was as a consequence of Christianity’s influence in burrowing morals of the society coupled with thirst for power, the disunions between the eastern and western empires and also outside pressure. Internal weaknesses and external attacks contributed to the fall and destruction of the Roman Empire. The fall of the Roman imperial power was allegedly caused by moral decadence of the society, attributed to paganism, increased immorality in the society, the rise of Christianity, environment challenges and changes, increasing infertility and depopulation (Gibbon 1984).

WESTERN AND EASTERN EMPIRES

The fact that there was one emperor in Rome, it ...

Introduction

"In order to become established as a respected independent academic discipline, public relations should focus on applied scientific research that is useful to practice."
This paper upholds this view and will further expound on the premises which warrant attention to strengthening the scientific applications of both qualitative and quantitative research in Public Relations (PR) to make it a more rigid and independent academic discipline. The framework by which the author sees the statement is within the positive view of public relations eventually acquiring a more legitimate status among the fields of sciences. It also emphasizes the importance of applied research to ...

Compare and Contrast

The dystopian novels, Brave New World and 1984 by Aldous Huxley and George Orwell, respectively, are widely considered to be the two greatest examples of dystopian literature ever written – and certainly, the most well-known. Both novels deal with alternative versions of our reality where fascism reigns and there are totalitarian governments in place. The two novels share a number of similar ideas which differ only slightly in terms of their severity or extent. Both Huxley and Orwell wrote these novels on the basis of social comment – driven by the rise of fascism in Europe around the time of World War ...

Is Management Accounting a Profession?

Management Accounting is an integral component of any business operation. This function is a part of the management core and cannot be replaced by any other service of the company management. The role of the management accounting and its contribution to the overall achievement of the firm’s goals has changed dramatically over the past century, but its importance and its value are beyond any doubt. Management Accounting is directly involved in the basic planning-directing and motivating-controlling cycle of running a business and through this process it adds value to any business.
First managerial accounting concepts and techniques were ...

People in the Romantic Period Believed That Music Has the Ability to Communicate Aspects of Life That Reason and Rationality Cannot
Music is a medium that for centuries has swayed man in a way no other medium ever has. This is a statement backed by the progress the field of music, be it classical or contemporary has made throughout history. There are many who consider music to be the most effective medium if one wishes to express himself/herself. There are those who say that this is not entirely true as not everyone has musical knowledge and prowess. However, one it cannot ...

Nineteen Eighty Four is a dystopian novel written by Gorge Orwell in 1948 and was later published in 1949. The novel depicts a totalitarian dystopian world where all the citizens are constantly brainwashed and are forced to be equal. The people in the book are forced to work for big brother without any freedom as their rights are infringed. The party in the novel suppresses the people’s thinking by making them equal in addition to creating fear in them through strict laws and propaganda in order to stop them from resisting (Bowker 102). Through this book, Orwell warns us of ...

1984 by George Orwell

Introduction

In 1984 by George Orwell, the lead character Winston Smith works at the Ministry of Truth based in London the main city of Airstrip One. Big Brother gazes from every poster and the Thought Police uncovers all acts of betrayal. When Winston Smith develops feelings for Julia, he experiences changes in his deadening and dull life as he opens up to new and optimistic possibilities. Despite police helicopters hovering and circling overhead, Julia and Winston start to question the motives of the Party and get drawn towards conspiracy. 1984 is the frightening story of a possible ...

JUNK OR JEWEL

TELEVISION 2
ABSTRACT
Different scholars have had different opinions on the significance and scope of television in defining the public discourse and catapulting it to newer heights. So, often a clash of opinions is encountered. While Neil Portman in 1984 had very poignantly described in Amusing Ourselves to Death (Portman, 1984) that how the electronic media was doing everything for the sake of entertainment, Matt Quayle showed in The Method Of Medium Is In Motion how the same medium has changed and gotten enhanced stupendously to support public discourse over last twenty five years (Quayle, 2010). This essay ...

Metaphors have become a way of life and expression. They help us bring some pictures together so that the explanation becomes more meaningful. We are therefore able to understand the meaning of something in a different perspective. Metaphors have found their use in describing the current forms of careers (Inkson, 2007). Traditional career forms are fast fading due to factors like outsourcing, automation, and changing economic landscapes. This paper will look at four metaphors that have been associated with careers. The four metaphors that are discussed in this paper include a career as relationships, career as a resource, career as actions, and career ...

Introduction

The success of a company depends on the company’s attention to the short-term decisions. Short-term decisions affect the management of current assets and current liabilities. The company’s liquidity position depends majorly on the level of current assets of the company. If a company is to survive in the business, it must have the ability of generating enough cash that meets its short-term (current) needs (Bhattacharya, 2004).

Working capital management is therefore an important factor in the success of a company, both in the short term and long term. The degree of solvency or liquidity depends on the extent to which ...

The Canadian healthcare and social assistance sector falls under the NAICS classification. The sector entails a publicly funded healthcare system. The sector is guided by the provisions of the Canada Health Act of 1984 (Belchetz). The sector, relative to its peers in most other countries including the U.S and Mexico, is unique. Its uniqueness arises from the fact that despite being predominantly publicly funded, most of the healthcare services at the point of sale are provided for by private practitioners.
The Canadian healthcare and social assistance sector has been billed in many quarters as a model to be followed ...

Reflection

Reflection

While language is specific to humans, because this race is the only one capable of speaking due to its physical construction, communication is common to all other animals, regardless of species (Yule, 1996). Communication does not require words, but body language, signs, behaviors, etc., which transmit information, often unintentionally. On the other hand, language consists of sounds and syllables that shape an intentional information sharing process (Yule, 1996). Language is characterized by: displacement (the capacity of speaking about past, present and future), arbitrariness (the form of human language), productivity (the creativity to utter endless utterances), cultural transmission (passing ...

1, Introduction

In the next section of this paper, a brief review of the United States Federal Assault Weapons Ban (FAWB) is discussed. In the third section, the two major mass shootings that prompted the enactment of the FAWB are presented. The fourth section discusses briefly the firearms bans and effects in Australia, Canada, and France.
The fifth section presents the statistics, studies, and arguments proposed by opponents and proponent of stricter gun control. Opponents argue that mass shootings use assault weapons and generally not the firearms owned by the general public. They state the Constitution and other legislation given them ...

The Code of Ethics from the Society of Professional Journalists provides recommended guidelines for journalists to exercise their profession, for providing the information value to the society in which they develop their activity. Looking at the Libertarian and Authoritarian Theories of Press, the analyzed Code of Ethics is more closely related to the Libertarian Theory, having more aspects in common and more relevance for the practitioners of this theory.

The Code of Ethics from the Society of Professional Journalists serves the democracy, which recognizes the power of the people. Hence, this principle is related to the Libertarian theory and ...

Thucydides wrote about the desire for power by the human beings as one of the human natures that has existed among the Greeks. This human nature existed even in the ancient Greek especially among the Athens. His arguments have however supported in Plato’s argument has they appear in the Plato’s Apology (Farrar, 1988). Some of the other aspects of human nature that have formed the backbone of Thucydides’ quest to give an explanation as well as interpretation about human desire for power include judgment, passion, chance and desire for security (Connor, 1984). The Athenians appeal to these ...

Guerilla marketing is a strategy used in advertising that yields maximum results by using unconventional tactics in marketing that centralizes on low costs. The term guerrilla marketing was made-up by marketing guru Jay Conrad Levinson from the guerrilla warfare. Guerrilla warfare encompasses the small tactical strategies employed by armed civilians in irregular combat. The tactics include the element of surprise, sabotage, ambushes and raids. Just like guerrilla warfare, guerrilla marketing makes use of such tactics in the marketing industry.
This advertising style relies on imagination, high energy and unconventional strategies in marketing. Guerrilla marketing is all about surprising the ...

The Turkish independence war led to the birth of the Republic of Turkey. The post-colonial government was expected to be a bastion of freedom and civil liberties. The Ottoman Empire had been defeated in the First World War, and the Sultanate abolished. The Turkish people formed the Turkish National Movement to wage war against the allied nations to grant independence to Turkey. A nationalistic government was formed in 1923 after the Treaty of Lausanne, which led to the establishment of the Turkish Republic. After independence, the government was considered to be despotic in relation to the human rights. The Kurdish ...

Abstract

The Bhopal disaster is the most damaging industrial disaster in the global history. The event that led to the death of about 7,000 and 10,000 people within a few days and subsequent deaths of about 25,000 people has raised ethical debates of the person who should assume the responsibilities of cleaning up the toxins from the environment and compensating the victims, who continue to experience devastating effects of the tragic event. Union Carbide was the Indian company responsible for the disaster when it occurred and has since compensated a few victims. However, Dow Company acquired the Union Carbide ...

1984 assignment
1984 is the classic novel where power dominates and where the aphorisms which are present permeate the text. The book’s opening where Winston Smith goes into his squalid apartment conveys the depressive atmosphere which also permeates Smith’s thinking. The aphorisms commence from the very beginning since we have parallels with the life of the poor and those in justices which are part and parcel of society and intrinsic to the suffering of those who are at a disadvantage.
War is an important aspect of everything and this is no less present in 1984. The ...

Ideological Imperialism in Three Dystopian Works

Imperialism used to be a lot bloodier than it is in modern times. The phalanxes of the ancient Greek armies used to move in a dreaded square, with men shield by shield, moving forward with spears raised toward their foe. Even when more successful conquerors such as the Babylonians, Persians and Romans went forth to war, they did so in a fashion that was hand-to-hand and brutal, carving their empires one foot at a time, right across the bodies of their opponents. While the CGI and other animation tricks at work in such modern films as 300 make the carnage seem more like a ...

Taha Hussein's early life

Born on 14th November 4, 1889 (Hardwick and Stray, 2011), Taha Hussein rose to become one of them most outstanding figures of Arabic literature in Egypt and in the world over. He was born in Izbet el Kilo which was a small community village in AI-Minya in central Upper Egypt (Brugman, 1984; Goldschmidt, 2000; Russell, 2012). While his father was reportedly a civil servant (and a peasant farmer) in Egypt, very little is known about his mother and siblings as there is a paucity of literature on his early life that speaks about them. At a tender age, Taha Hussein contacted an eye infection ...

The debate of whether offshore outsourcing of services weakens the US economy or strengthens it has drawn various opinions. Some believe that it drains away jobs and investment thus should be abolished, while others look at it as a cost-cutting approach that should be encouraged. In economic terms, offshore outsourcing is tricky and presents a win-lose situation, and not the conventional win-win situation as framed by the economic theory equations. There are winners and losers! The individual companies and the economy at large benefits while the workers who watch as their jobs are shipped overseas lose greatly. The benefits are hard ...

Functions of Management

Perhaps, management is the key factor for achievement of organizational goals and objectives both ethically and efficiently. The chief problem of managers is to solve problems creatively. According to most scholars, management is depicted as being entirely a technical activity that engrosses rational quest the most resourceful way of achieving certain goals and objectives. For this reason, many a times, management is depicted as a technical and rational undertaking of ‘planning, organizing, leading and controlling’, (Watson, 2001). Arguably, these bases of management try to give us a clear picture of what being a manager as well as managing is all about. As such, the ...

Introduction

Conflict between employees happens from time to time. This especially happens during a collaborated project or task, wherein the cooperation among employees are required. However, there are times when the roles and responsibilities assigned to each member do not suit with the preference of an employee. The reason might come from the deviation of the tasks from their skills, or if one of the employees sensed unfair designation to all of them, or if one member is not willing to cooperate. It is the latter two reasons wherein conflict mostly enters (Verma, 1998). As a team supervisor, it is ...

While the English language is constantly evolving, the overuse of words in the wrong context diminishes their meaning and value. The word “hero” is constantly being used, especially in the media, to apply to anything from sporting personalities to sporting shoes (Nike, 2016) to sandwiches. The book by Christopher and Smith (2007), entitled Greatest Sports Heroes of All Time, uses the word “hero” in the wrong context. In this context, the word “hero”” has been widely used to describe any person of prominence in the sporting world who has ever achieved something noteworthy, when in fact these people, while ...

Albert

The purpose of this paper is to try to analyse two symphony concerts which are performed by the Danish conductor Thomas Sondergard. The both concerts consist of the pieces of music of Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich and his symphonies No. 5 (C mol) and No. 11 (D mol). These concerts do not have lyrical mood, but they draw bright musical picture which is rather dramatic. Abrupt change of rhythms, dissonance notes, dialogues of musical instruments immerse the listener in the world of misery and opposition to the evil. Both symphonies have life-asserting character though.1
The four part symphony No. ...

Introduction

Mill’s Conception of Liberty
Mill’s conception of liberty states that there exists an area of freedom within which an individual is allowed to develop their individuality without any interference either from law or society (Fred, 1984). Mill aims to ascertain the principle that people can exercise own free choice in living. He affirms that an action or practice is right especially when compared with an alternative approach or action if it results in a possible greatest happiness to that individual. From the conception of the liberty principle, the liberty exercised by an individual should be indefeasible and ...

Abstract

During this paper, our target will be to analyze the main principles and ideas which could be derived from Carl von Clausewitz’s works concerning the strategy of war and the lessons which the states have to take into account, while planning the military actions. Additionally, we will be trying to deal with contemporary role of his work ‘On War’ which is thought to be the fundamental work in terms of military history and practice. The principles of five ‘W’ will be applied during the analysis. The final objective is to implement the principles and ideas of Clausewitz to ...

Question 1

Ernest Rutherford
One of the contributions of Ernest Rutherford includes the discovery that the Becquerel rays consisted of two different rays (Sears, 2015). The discovery of the two rays came about after Ernest Rutherford focused his attention on actual radiations that are emitted by radioactive substances. The experiment consisted of evaluations of radiations that were emitted from successively layered sheets of aluminum placed over a uranium compound. A distinction made in the two forms of rays was their penetrating power. According to Sears (2015), to be able to distinguish between the two forms of rays, Rutherford named the easily ...

Can you (or Mr. Youprop’s Supervisor) search Youprop’s personal vehicle parked in the Company lot for digital evidence?

No. The situation that has been developed after the incidence with Mr. Youprop is a matter that needs to be handled delicately because of the possibility of application of the 4th amendment. Privacy, particularly in areas of work has been an issue that is steadily gaining attention from the justice system. More people are currently concerned with matters of employee searches, be it their personal property or their workspaces. Workers such as Mr., Youprop are usually searched when they are suspected of theft. One of the best ways to handle this issue with minimal law infringement would be, first ...

Society and sociology have a number of differing definitions, particularly as they relate to sociology as the study of society. Social theorists like Emile Durkheim and Georg Simmel saw society in different ways, with Simmel seeing society as a far more basic assemblage of human interactions, while Durkheim revolves his sense of society around the establishment of an objective world of society that is present regardless of the level of interaction of its subjects. However, both of these theorists explore the relationship between society and sociology, Simmel in particular views sociology as a means of examining the interaction between ...

While the Constitution does not specifically mention privacy, it has been historically believed, if not validated in principle and in the law, that several of the initial amendments to the Constitution, namely the Bill of Rights; protect aspects of a person’s privacy in whole or in part been part. When taken together, these rights provide a comprehensive system of privacy protections that run the range of privacy issues from choosing whether or not to have a baby to the legality of the National Security Agency’s (NSA) bulk collection of the metadata used by millions of American mobile ...

Malcom Knowles theory of adult learning

The Andragogy theory by Knowles primarily focuses on adult learning experience as well as effective adult education approaches (Knowles, 1984). The theory contends that adults expect to be accountable for their decisions, and they are self-directed. As a result, adults often design their learning schedules and are encouraged to commit to their studies (Knowles, 1975). Adult education is also collaborative because adults compared to children, like working together and reviewing each other’s coursework with the primary objective of comprehending a subject. Besides, adult learning is rather casual, and grades do not matter, as adult instructors focus on the ...

Abstract

The following article is a task paper that requires answering enlisted questions and draw inferences from the facts to answer the questions. This article aims at a better understanding of aspects of women’s psychology through answers to the questions asked.

Discussion

Q. Define and discuss access discrimination that women face in the workplace. Compare the experiences of men and women with respect to the glass ceiling, sticky floor and glass escalator. A. Women face many forms of discriminations at workplaces which include substantial pay bias between women and men working on equivalent duties, gender oriented abuse and ill-treatment of women. The ...

Instructional leader

Abstract
This essay will discuss tools, which will assist the educational leader in promoting the learning outcome and assessment of students by guiding, encouraging, motivating and supporting the school culture and offering instructional programs in the area of mathematics, which are conducive to student learning and the professional growth of staff members. Mathematical tools are measured and structured to assist teachers who can examine distinct or various approaches to improve the mathematics performance of students in middle school. Students that are in elementary grades 3 through 9 accept the challenge and the desire to succeed. According to research, ...

An organization’s main function is concerned with getting their jobs done; producing services for their customers. Operations management is crucial because it manages most of the organizational resources. All business organizations are concerned with how to survive and prosper in the future. Business strategies are thought of as plans or set of intentions that set up long-term plans and actions that are required to ensure the success of the organization in future. (Skinner 1969, p.135). However, no matter how big the plan, or how noble the intentions are, the strategy can only become meaningful in reality if it ...

Question 1: Sustainable competitive advantage relies on the implementation of sophisticated HR systems that go beyond the utilization of functional best practices
Front line managers play a significant role in building an organization’s competitive advantage. In the modern environment, managers understand the implications of a knowledge-driven economy. For any firm to acquire sustainable competitive advantage, it must implement human resource systems which focus beyond utilizing the best practices (Barney, 1991). The modern economy requires a combination of systems which address flexibility, speed and self-renewal in a continuous manner. For a company to flourish, it must have a skilled and motivated personnel that helps ...

Human beings respond to incentives and penalties in different ways. An incentive is something that motivates an individual to take an action or to apply more effort in an activity or task. Certainly, an individual will put in a lot of efforts when he or she knows too well that his efforts will be rewarded after completion of a task or after achieving a certain pre-determined goal. For instance, a company may have an incentive scheme for employees such as bonus, promotion and reward and recognition system that it follows to the letter. In companies where such incentive schemes are clearly spelt out, ...

George Orwell’s book, ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four,' most of the times published as ‘1984’ is a fascinating book. Published in 1949, the book talks about how the ‘Inner Party’ elite persecute individualism. In addition, independent thinking, described by the writer as ‘thoughtcrimes’ is also depicted. The leads character is called Winston Smith. Winston Smith is a man who works for what the writer calls ‘the Ministry of Truth.' The name that he uses for this Ministry is ‘Minitrue.' Tyranny is a theme that is also explored by the writer (NovelGuide).
Psychology is defined as ‘the scientific study of human behavior and ...

Voluntary export and import restraint agreement quota

Voluntary export restraint agreement quota is both beneficial and disadvantageous to the involved countries. The trade ministries in both countries should therefore weigh its consequences to a country that imposes the quota before they come to such an agreement. Moreover, its resultant effect may not only affect the imposing country but also the citizens of the recipient country who might not buy the new product (Jones, 1984).
The restraint export quota has economic effects to a country’s development and in my opinion; it might immensely affect the importing quota country economic status. Raising the products costs to a foreign government ...

In "Appearance and Reality," Bertrand Russell asks the question: "Is there any knowledge in the world which is so certain no reasonable man could doubt it?" Hume and Descartes would have certainly had different thoughts on the matter. By looking at the ideas put forth by both Descartes and Hume we can gain a better understanding of how humans process knowledge.
Descartes’ dream conjecture questions the human ability to distinguish falsities from reality. In essences’, the doubt that Russell speaks of in his statement. The premise of his reasoning is to ask the question, “How can be distinguish when ...

Introduction

The civil rights movement provided a significant chapter to the history of democracy in the United States (US), in that it enabled the empowerment of African-Americans towards freedom from discrimination. While much activity related to the movement is attributable to the string of protests undergoing in the US between 1955 and 1968, it also influenced uprisings in the United Kingdom and South Africa. The prevalence of discrimination against African-Americans has prompted activists to fight for the eventual recognition of their entitlement to civil rights. Race is the primary focus of discrimination, with the ...

Introduction

The main aim of this document is to address my personal beliefs in God, knowledge, ethnics, reality, human nature, consistency, human purpose, and metaphysical in our daily life. I have presented answers the exact way I would answer to the questions during a regular conversation or when someone asks me about my individualized thoughts and alignment with my religious thoughts and views. I this outline, I have presented answers to the questions based solely on my personal views. I have not included nor taken anyone’s point of view concerning the questions in the document. The answers are my honest ...

The subject of this paper is the General Motors. It is a company incorporated in the U.S and has a long history of about 100 years in the automobile industry. The Philosophy behind this long-term success can be likened to Clausewitz (1984) philosophy on war. The company views business competition as war. Founded on September 16, 1908 by William ‘Billy’ Durrant, its first endeavor was to manufacture horse-drawn vehicles. Same way Clausewitz (1984) advocates for use of strategic maxims in war, the company has applied the same inform of strategies to reach where it is today.

Vision

Sun Tzu (2008) advocates for ...

POLITICAL BY NATURE

Abstract

In Politics, Aristotle made one of his most famous and controversial contentions by calling man a “political animal.” The philosopher contended that man’s social inclinations created the polis, which he considered an organic entity. For Aristotle, just as man is composed of parts without which he cannot live, the polis is comprised of its own essential elements, such as the household and its individual inhabitants. Only through a communal existence can man hope to find law, justice, sustenance, shelter and the opportunity to live what Aristotle called “the good life” amid aesthetic beauty.

Any assessment of Aristotle’s philosophy ...

Introduction

Did you know that the popular shoe brand Nike was actually derived from the Greek winged goddess of victory, and Olympus, a popular camera brand, from Mount Olympus? Mythology has greatly influenced our culture and it would surprise you to how much it actually still is part of our everyday life (Pontikis, 1995).

Myths and mythological characters are also popular themes for films. Hercules, Troy, and Thor are just some of the well-known characters that have been adapted to the big screen. Their appeal and entertainment value are just two of the main reasons why mythological characters are common protagonists ...

The Effect of the Family On Middle Childhood Development: children from lower socio-economic backgrounds.

The socialisation process of a developing child has categorically been proven to differ in accordance with that child’s family and their socio-economic background. If a child grows up in a household where both parents work hard to bring money into the home, that child will, invariably (but not always), grow up with a healthy work ethic and an understanding that money is earned through hard work. However, if a child grows up in a household where their parents don’t work, or are even criminally active, that child is much more likely to grow up with a belief that it is acceptable to acquire money ...

Many of the foreigners who came to India were as a result of trade in the 17th century; the traders began conquering territories in India over the years. After the fall of Bengal in the battle of Plassey, the British moved in and divided India through force of arms (Singh, 1984). During World War II, British and other European colonial empires experienced a strain leading to the other European colonial empires relieving the colonial grip on Asia and Africa. However, Britain was not part of the release of the colonial states.
The National Congress of India proposed to support ...

End-of-life care refers to the provision of care to patients with incurable terminal illnesses and patients who are in a permanent vegetative state, and that type of care is one of the most commonly debated ethical issues in contemporary health care for two reasons. First, because of the development and advancement of medical techniques and technologies, physicians and nurses are now able to prolong the patients’ lives, but those interventions do not always improve the patients’ quality of life or maintain their human dignity (Cherry & Jacob, 2016). Second, the human population is aging, so the prevalence of terminal illnesses ...

Utilitarianism can be described as a moral look and defined by consequentialism. It is an ethical theory which states that maximization of utility results in the best action. The utility can be described in different ways, and it mostly terms the well-being of the human beings. According to Jeremy Bentham, who is the founder of utilitarianism, the utility is the addition of all pressure resulting from an action; deduct the suffering of an individual involved in an action (Brian, 1957). The consequences of the action can either be good or bad, and utilitarianism insists of equality interests. Both Bentham ...

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Introduction
Gene therapy is a genetic technology in which genes and nucleic acids (RNA or DNA) are used for the cure, treatment, or prevention of a disease. This technology can be accomplished by replacing a defective or mutated gene with a healthy copy to reduce the problem; removing or inactivating a mutated or defective gene to reduce or eliminate improper functioning, and/or introducing a new kind of gene in the body to help in the fight against disease. Initially, the technology was used for orphan diseases such as primary immunodeficiencies, but with the passage of time, ...