Essays on Motive

The novel ‘ABC Murder’ reflects around a serial killer, ABC, who kills individuals alphabetically. The killer, with an unknown identity, sends provoking letters to Poirot, who is identified to be a detective. However, ABC covers his act with Cust, whom he takes advantage of because of mental disability. He offers Cust a job on behalf of a stocking company and arranges for his presence at each murder scene. ABC, who privately kills individuals in different cities, is however identified to be Franklin Clarke (Christie, 2010). On the other hand, The Big Sleep features Marlowe, a detective, who is hired ...

I am submitting my application to enter the Master in Criminology and Criminal Justice program to achieve an advanced understanding by learning how the criminal justice process operates. My interests lie in discovering how human behaviour can affect the application of law and how different strategies can be implemented when dealing with preventative techniques and the resolution they are meant to produce. I am very passionate about the study of Criminology as it has thus far challenged my extensive researching skills and enabled me to hone my critical thinking abilities. This field has also taught me the value of ...

The process of motivation starts from an underlying psychological or physiological need that triggers thoughts and behavioral changes that are aimed towards a goal or reward. The underlying psychological need or physiological need is also called the motive. Factor within an individual and outside the individual can determine these needs and desires. In an intrinsically motivated person, the motive for a behavior or action is within once self, like pride, inner satisfaction, curiosity, passion, etc. This creates the enthusiasm in the person to train and seek out for the goal. Extrinsic motivators seek motivation from external factors like money, ...

Philosophy

Explain some of the benefits a student may gain by studying philosophy. Philosophy enables one to reason and it represents almost every aspect of one’s life. Studying philosophy enables one to understand themselves better, understand the purpose of their lives and be in a position to account for most happenings in their daily lives.

Explain the Socratic Method of Teaching. Is this a useful way for students to learn?

Socratic Method of teaching is a technique that involves a dialogue between the student and the teacher where the teacher poses questions at the students continuously. It is an efficient method of learning because the teacher is able to shape the student’s outlooks ...

Assignment 1

PART ONE Consequence management is the ability of the government to respond to and recover from a devastating terrorist attack or natural disaster. Response and recovery includes saving lives and diminishing property damage. The National Response Framework (“NRF”) sets forth America’s response doctrine, responsibilities and structures. The NRF provides a detailed guide as to how to respond to disasters, either natural, industrial, biological or civil unrest and terrorist attacks. Describing the manner in which communities are to respond to disasters, it sets forth the way in which a coordinated response can and should occur between first responders, decision ...

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Introduction Synergy is often referred to as the underlying motive for a merger or an acquisition of a smaller company by a larger one (Anderibom and Obote 99). The concept of synergy refers to the interaction of specific characteristics of two or more organizations in such a manner that the combined effect is greater than the sum of these respective traits operating independently in these organizations (99-100). When Apple acquired Beats Electronics in 2014 for $3 billion, that synergistic effect appeared to be the motive of the corporate action as far as official ...

CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE ROLE OF CRISIS IN INDUCING POLICY CHANGE

Introduction Most nations make policies after they enter serious crisis. There is a general notion that a critical problem requires a critical solution. Thus, nations that came under Nazi or Japanese attack in the eve of the Second World War declared a state of emergency and made sweeping changes to their national policies. These changes had far-reaching impacts on the functioning of the arms of governments and the entire nation had to suspend various activities to implement the policies in response to the crises. However, after World War II, significant events have been considered as turning points in national ...

Abstract

Executive Coaching is a relatively new Human Resource Development process aimed at helping a client to reach his full potential in an organization. This process consists of preparing him to execute the responsibilities of a leader, a decision maker, change facilitator as well as guiding him to deal with the stress, maintain a work life balance and develop an ethical approach towards his work. Although the profession of an executive coach does not need a specific academic degree or practice license like the well established profession of a Psychologist, there are some distinct similarities between the two which have ...

Many researchers focusing on nonprofit organizations pay significant attention to the marketing department because of the need for such organizations to survive in the competitive environment. This competition has affected the performance of these organizations since it reduces the amount of funding from the government and other donors. Nonprofit organization marketing has become widespread recently, and its practice is common in many organizations. The main objective of adopting marketing in nonprofit organizations is to tackle the increasing competition among organizations that offer similar services to the society. The rise in the levels of globalization has exposed the local nonprofit ...

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Human resource management involves all processes concerned with hiring and improving the performance of employees in an organisation. The motive is to ensure that the goals, missions and vision of an organisation are achieved efficiently. This paper defines the notion of training and development, explains its role and ways through which it can be employed to ensure efficiency in delivery. Fundamentally, Training refers to activity that has been organised with a motive of imparting knowledge, information and instructions so as to improve the employee or recipient’s performance. Besides ensuring acquisition of knowledge, it involves the application of the ...

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Emersonian Private Behavior in Goffman’s Analysis

When Erving Goffman wrote The Presentation of Self in 1956, his intention was to help people learn techniques that would help them sustain favorable impressions communicated to others in any social situation, including contingencies that he believed common enough to apply to many people (15). Little did he know perhaps that decades later, his theories will continue to hold interest in the field of sociology. In fact, as early as 1970, Joan Emerson wrote her own expanded exploration of the Goffmanian theories in her classic article “Behavior in Private Places”. In the following ...

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The current discussion is aimed at the dissection of ethics, corporate social responsibility and sustainability of British Petroleum (BP) by taking the case of Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill in to consideration. By commencing the discussion with an overview of the externalities present in the oil industry, the pressures on oil companies are examined which is further evaluated through the application of stakeholder theory and the theory of utilitarianism. In the case of BP, it is revealed that the resort to CSR was primarily a reactive measure to correct its tainted brand image and save it from reputational risks. ...

“The Family of Little Feet”

The vignette involves Lucy, Esperanza, and Rachel who are given some old shoes by a neighbor with small feet. The old shoes may be insignificant but were a big heaven for the three girls. The old pair of heels overjoys them, makes them get attention from men thus despising other girls. People tried to warn the girls about wearing the heels but the attention and attractiveness they got from them could not let them quit. The author included the chapter to show the importance of change and demonstrate the theme of sexuality. The old shoes in the story are ...

Woman. One of the greatest creations of God's will or what your religion says. However, it still does not matter at all what is written in your sanctuary book. You just can not argue with that. Look around. They are everywhere, in every part of the world. Even while the human being exists for more that couple of million years, a woman's role in society is still being discussed. Should she take the lead position in the family or not? Is feminism good or not? And many other questions are still left without an answer. There is no absolute ...

When the history of colonization of Africa is considered it is impossible not to examine it out of the imperialism context. Imperialism lies in extension of political power, which is implemented through obtaining colonies. In the 19th century almost all European countries possessed colonies and competed for conquering more. Africa due to its vast territories, populations and raw materials became a ‘honeypot’ for European competitors. Regarding the driving motivators for colonization of Africa in the second half of the 19th century, Khapoya defines three groups of motives of European countries. One of them is political, connected with domination, extending ...

Healthcare fraud in the US is more common than one would think. In fact, the US government loses billions of dollars each year due to fraudulent billing, kickbacks, and other illegal activities by physicians, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and many other stakeholders. In my opinion, the fines for healthcare fraud should be stiff, especially in cases that result in unnecessary injuries or deaths. In my estimation, one of the best things that can be done to improve healthcare, and minimize incidents of fraud is to eliminate the profit motive from the healthcare system. In a video about Health Management Associates ( ...

1.0. Introduction to the Project Wal-Mart that is one of the giant industry players in grocery retail has launched a project in 2015. The project was centered on minimum wage hike to make it rise above the federal minimum level of wages. The company raised the salaries of its employee to $9 per hour that is $1.75 above the minimum wage limit defined by the Federal government (Kell, 2016). There are certain factors at the bottom of this wage increase. For example, Wal-Mart is renowned as the largest grocery chain of supermarket in the world, but its compensation plan ...

One of the common means through which political agenda is realized is through communication. Many politicians have perfected the art of rhetoric since it is the quality of their rhetoric that defines whether a politician gets a political office or not. Kenneth Burke is one of the world’s renowned rhetorical theorists, who have immensely contributed to the understanding of the concept of communication. The theory of dramatism as it applies to communication is one developed by Burke and one that can be applied in getting to understand the actions by various political actors. The theory on dramatism, according ...

German Philosopher Immanuel Kant views of morality were centered on the principle of good will. Kant defines good will as “the concept of a faculty of action according to a conception of universal law” (Deontology pg 9). This encompasses the belief that one’s motive is the determining factor in whether or not an individual possesses good or bad morals and, not the outcome of his actions. Thus, an individual who possesses good will shall only make decisions that they believe to be morally worthwhile regardless of the gains to be had or the possible outcomes. This is what ...

Introduction

Banking is a major part of most modern nations. This is because they form as the point for an organized financial sector and allow for regulations to be applied and carried out. In spite of this, banks have been used as a tool for capitalism and the pursuit of personal interests and this has led to serious consequences for the economy. However, Parramore indicates that the idea of bailing out banks during financial crisis is a fraud on the taxpayers and this is akin to robbery. The purpose of this paper is to critically analyze the position of Parramore ...

Justice!!! So sounded word that always arises in many controversial opinions and viewpoints. People cannot come to an agreement on the point, what can be recognized as a justice. The issues of justice and identifying who was right, but who was wrong always attracted me. How often was I involved in various discussions after watching movies or participating in the real situations happened. In this assignment, I would like to reflect on the 28-minute video episode where Michael Sandel – the lecturer from Harward University explains to the students Emmanuel Kant’s theory of the metaphysics of morality. My first ...

Perhaps one of the most influential stories in the 20th century was Mary Wollstonecraft

Shelley’s Frankenstein, which was published in 1818. This book was considered by many to be one of the forerunners of the science fiction genre. It tells the story of a scientist named Victor Frankenstein and how he unlocked the secret to creating life. Thus, he created an artificial being that he abandoned later on. This abandonment, along with other events that transpired, has caused the creature to turn evil and devoted in destroying his creator. There are many themes and issues that can be derived from the central theme of the story. One of these themes concerns the ...

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Was it a proper service when the summons was mailed to the defendant medical clinic? Whether the Minnesota court should invalidate the Tennessee judgment. Rule The general principle under Rule 4 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure is that service can be made personally to the defendant, left in their place of residence or business or through an email. For corporations or companies, Rule 4 (B) of the rules states that the summons can be delivered to the defendant’s agent authorized to receive such processes but a copy of the summons must be copied to each ...

Analysis of the Documentary Food, Inc. through the Lens of Ethical Theories and Ideas

Some may wonder whether the food choice is an ethical issue. After all, we make these choices at least three times a day and our individual decisions influence the global industry of food growth, production and processing. As Jones, Cardinal and Hayward remind us, we exist in society and are connected to other people. This is why our choices, in our case, the food choices, affect other people, and their decisions influence us as well (2006, p. 3). Various theories of ethics propose different ways of viewing the problems of food production and consumption and seek solutions in distinct ...

The dispute of free will versus determinism always bothered humanity. There were numerous arguments posed be either side of the discussion, but there still seems to be no end to it. David Hume is one of the opponents of free will and in his Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, he explains the "doctrine of necessity" with which he makes his point in this debate. In this essay, I will explain Hume's argument and support it. In his opposition to free will, Hume starts by jumping into the discussion and saying that the whole debate about free will was decided long ...

While traveling in an open-top convertible on the roads of Dallas, Texas, the 35th American President, John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated by getting shot twice. It was the Friday of November 22nd, 1963, at 12:30 pm in the afternoon. Rarely did his wife, the first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, accompany her husband on his political outings and endeavors, however, that day she was sitting beside him as his motorcade was being taken on the roads of Texas. Accompanying them were the Texas governor, Governor John Connally, and his wife. Sitting in that convertible, the Kennedys and the Connallys waving at ...

Executive Summary

In the year 2008, Boffi was considered to be among foremost companies of Italy in the production of the high-class kitchens with a combined turnover of around seventy-one million euros. Boffi Spa won the award in kitchen sector named "Compassod'Oro", which was a significant design award given by “Italian Industrial Design Association” to the companies and the products that eminent themselves for design philosophy and hard work. At the very beginning, Boffi was just a gigantic dream that emerged from a small laboratory; after seventy years of its foundation, product lines of Boffi were dispensed in more than sixty ...

With the evolvement of the society, increase of our Planet’s population and accessibility of gained information the number of times the news about occurred serial killings escalates. It is logical to assume that the general number of active serial killers increases with time at least due to the statistical approach to the question. Based on the conducted research this work will explain what makes a serial killer kill on the example of a fictional character form a popular TV show Dexter Morgan. In order to understand the serial killer’s actions the paper will examine all of the ...

The dream of every expectant mother is to give birth to a healthy baby when the nine months elapse. However, the culture of uncertainty among expectant mothers has engulfed their thoughts of the possibility of giving birth to children with disabilities. As a result, they have turned to clinics for prenatal screening with a hope of getting a clean bill of health from medical practitioners about their current situation. All these efforts are not in vain in their minds as long as they are assured their babies will not have Down’s syndrome. These frantic efforts paintan image of ...

Introduction

Upholding ethical principles is essential to the maintenance of peace in any community. Precisely, the nature of people’s conduct in any organization is essential to the success of the institution. As such, people can determine how ethical or unethical we are by assessing our behaviours. According to Guerrette, Ethics is the philosophical study of the principles that govern the conduct of people in society [1]. Our actions can, therefore, be said to be ethical if they are praiseworthy and unethical if they are blameable. Ethics, therefore, tries to make a distinction between what is right and wrong. This ...

Over the last like forty years, there has been a rapid emergence of criminal cases which is believed to be attributed by the expanding level of globalization. Although the use of internet and inventions in the information technology industry is beneficial, there are those who have used it to facilitate their criminal activities. Any act considered as a felony to the society is a crime. For instance, if one person robs another that act is regarded as an offense to everyone in the state. Examples of other crimes are homicide, rape, burglary, a conspiracy among others ("Key Cases: Criminal ...

Epicurus viewed death as annihilation. He observed that people fear death because they think they will have unpleasant life after death. He says this fear can be removed when a personal understands death as an annihilation since the atoms that make life disperse after death. He thinks that death is neither harmful for the people who are living nor to the dead. This, he argues, is because the living are not dead while the dead do not exist. He also thinks that when people anticipate death it is erroneous for them and irrational since there is no life after ...

Introduction

The type and theory of punishment a convicted criminal receives different in different parts of the world. The rehabilitative theory of punishment had been used predominately in early America but had the system has transformed into a retributive model. Many Western Countries adhere to the theory of rehabilitation as a theory of punishment. On the other hand, there are many countries to favor the retributive model of punishment. Middle Eastern, African and Asian countries adhere to the idea that the offender must pay for the crime. Both the rehabilitative and retribution theory of punishment have social and philosophical implications. ...

Foreign policy refers a policy that is used by a government while dealing with other states. This policy is designed to accomplish government objectives. Herrmann proposes the following personality characteristics as necessary in assessing the foreign policy orientation of a leader. These include beliefs, motives, decision style and interpersonal style often divided into two, paranoia and Machiavellianism. President Obama’s foreign policy orientation include, rescue missions involving hostages, targeted captures as well as killings in different states. He issues orders on how such missions are to be conducted through the Defense Department. This trait is portrayed in the decision ...

Religion plays a key role in directing human behavior. It is a source of values that are important for peaceful coexistence in the society (Ferree 7). It is the foundation of morality in the society. Social morality obliges individuals to take responsibility in caring for the common good of every individual in society (Ferree 7). It is the duty of every individual to respect laws and rules put in place for an orderly existence of humanity. For a society to function well, every institution in the society should advocate for human dignity and the well-being of all individuals (Ferree ...

Introduction

Education is a central aspect of every government in Britain. It forms a fundamental aspect of the political promises of all parties. In the period of 1995 to 2006, the UK governments spent 5.2% to 5.9% of the gross domestic product on education. This often involves funding of project and the introduction of new projects to improve education in the UK. Child education is deemed important because it defines the fundamental structures of the future of the country. It is therefore an important part of educational policy since it involves funding for young Britons who are often catered for ...

What are 5 variables evaluated by judicial authorities to sentence offenders?

Judicial authorities must consider each individual criminal case based on the facts of the crime when determining the type and length of punishment. Included in the facts are variety of variables that must be evaluated. The judge will consider whether the defendant is a first time criminal offender or a repeat offender. The judge will also consider the role the defendant played in the crime. The motives behind the offense may also be considered, as well as the extent of injuries suffered by the victim. Additionally, the judge will consider whether the defendant is remorseful about the crime committed. ...

Laura Blumenfeld’s article, “The Apology: Letters from a Terrorist” is a detailed account of her interactions with the person who had shot at her father. Speaking to his family and writing to him she tries to understand the reasons for his action. The back and forth writing ends with Laura telling Omar and his family who she really is and omar writes her father a letter of apology. Laura’s article is not only a personal account but raises important questions over the issue of terrorism and how the notion of revenge plays into it. Terrorism is not ...

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References 12 Introduction As we know, the labor resources are the main resource of enterprises. The results of the company and its competitiveness depend largely on the quality and effectiveness of the above mentioned resources. The difference between the labor force and other types of resources lies in the fact that each employee may waive the conditions offered to him and can require changes in working conditions, retraining or even voluntary redundancy. The concept of “labor resources of the enterprise” characterizes its potential workforce. Employees can be organized in labor unions and to act as a separate subject of ...

Compare and Contrast Hegel and Marx on Civil Society and the Problem of Human Freedom

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Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel argued that civil society is characterized by private property, the pursuit of self-interest, and human needs. He viewed civil society as a body of needs wherein people align their specific personal interests with social expectations and necessities, which are finally negotiated by the all-embracing state. Hegel claimed that civil society is perfectly able to balance the wide array of human interests and needs. However, he further stated that the state, as a highly ethical entity, provides stability to the totality of needs by guaranteeing the security and strength of the division of labor, social ...

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Question 1 The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) defines sexual harassment as an activity that is performed by an individual to harass another person because of the victim’s sex. Harassment mainly includes unwelcome sexual advances or sexual harassment, physical or verbal harassment related to sex and request for sexual favors. According to the EEOC, workplace harassment is conduct that includes physical, verbal or visual harassment related to a person’s sex ("Sexual Harassment", 2016). Workplace harassment may also be related to the religion, creed, national origin, marital status, color or age of the victim. Workplace harassment includes ...

Introduction

The lean concept has gained popularity in the recent past especially in the globalization of various business operations due to the introduction of multinational organizations. Different lean principles as explained in the paper enable organizations to overcome waste in various trade actions carried out. The concept makes business organizations achieve their objectives more flexibility and profitability, making businesses able to control their operations in the most optimal way possible. Waste, as used in the paper, implies the various activities that limit the smooth flow of business process with no value addition to the commerce. Some of the main activities ...

The criminal behavior of women has a negative impact on the whole society because it affects its basic unit - the family and its moral-psychological atmosphere. The problem is still of great social importance, as the nature of female offenders has significantly changed. Currently, it is observed that the nature of the criminal behavior of women is marked by an increase in the number of committed graves and especially grave crimes, increased recidivism, reducing age (rejuvenation) of criminals and offenders. At the beginning of the XX century and in the first years after the millennia women's crime did not ...

History, Essay

The Red Army that marched into the German territory also swiftly conquered other surrounding vicinities like Latvia and Estonia, among others and absorbed them into the Soviet Union. Within a short span, the communist forces were successful in conquering even the Romanian as well as the Bulgarian governments with almost no effort. Towards the end of 1945, it was almost clear that the Lublin Regime that had the complete support of the Soviet Union had gained total control of Poland, thus resulting in the breach of Yalta promise that upholds free and unconstrained elections in those provinces. Within no ...

Utilitarianism and Kantianism

Utilitarianism, Virtue ethics and Kantianism are examples of normative ethics. In these theories, there are three components which characterize every action: the consequences of the action, the action itself (which also include the motive of the action), and the agent (the doer). Utilitarianism deals with the consequences of the action. On the other hand, deontological theories (Kantianism and divine command theory) are concerned with motive/action. Virtue ethics, however, is concerned with the doer/agent (Stewart, 2009). Utilitarianism and Kantianism Utilitarianism. Utilitarianism is derived from the word utility. In utilitarianism, an action is deemed right only if its outcome is to ...

Despite the massive publicity concerning the challenges of sexual harassment in the workplace, few firms have yet to take the necessary steps to eliminate the vice. Although the enterprises know it exists, they are unsure of how to manage the peril. Various definitions of the concept have been accorded by philosophical, legal, and managerial disciplines. However, Wall’s says that the meanings omit the interpersonal elements of sexual harassment. This article entails a comparison of the frameworks provided by Feary and Wall concerning sexual harassment. According to Wall, there are four necessary and sufficient conditions of sexual harassment. X ...

Terrorism is one of the variants of tactics of political struggle, associated with the use of ideologically motivated violence.

The essence of terrorism is violence with the intent to intimidate. The subject of terrorist violence – individuals or non-governmental organizations. The object of violence – the authorities in the face of the various civil servants or the society in the face of individual citizens (including foreigners or officials of other states). Also, private and public property, infrastructure and lifelines. The purpose of violence is to achieve desirable for terrorists, developments, revolutions, destabilization of society, war with a foreign country, independence of a particular territory, the fall of the prestige of power, political concessions from the authorities, etc. The definition of ...

The humanistic approach

The term "humanistic psychology" has been created by a group of psychologists who under the leadership of Maslow teamed up in the early 1960s to create a new theoretical alternative to the two most important approaches in psychology - psychoanalysis and behaviorism. Such famous psychologists as Carl Rogers, Victor Frankl and Rollo May and others had influenced the development of the humanistic approach (McLeod, 2015). Fundamental ideas of humanistic psychology are the refutation of comparative psychology, the study of the individual as a whole personality, the emphasis on creativity and mental health of the individual, etc. The central idea ...

Introduction

the government is at the forefront of fighting against prostitution without understanding the reasons that motivate citizens to engage in prostitution

Authors thesis : the C-36 bill introduced by the government is aimed exploiting prostitutes

Prostitutes are prone to human trafficking and violence from customers which necessitates the introduction of the C-36 bill; The government is committed to the elimination of sexual adverts that target school going children and the larger society; each society has moral values; human rights violation such as human trafficking and violence affects prostitutes; and that the essence of legislation is to protect the vulnerable groups against prostitution

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1. 1st argument: government of Canada is in the forefront of ...

Immanuel Kant is the most famous German scientist, philosopher, founder of German classical philosophy, a man whose work had an enormous influence on the development of the philosophical thought of XVIII and later centuries. He was the fourth kid out of nine. Kant enrolled at the University of Konigsberg as a theology student, but was soon attracted to mathematics and physics. ("Immanuel Kant Biography", n.d.) During the study, he worked as a private tutor, published scientific papers. Later he became a professor at his university, teaching metaphysics and logic. Kant continued to write on philosophy until shortly before his ...

My generation rarely likes classical music. More specifically, my friends most often do not like classical music. Today, it is extremely rare to meet a person who is in his 25 keen on classical music. Mostly, people do not know how to interpret it on their own. No one said them how to do that when they were kids. When they get more adult, they start believing that classical music is real boredom. Having no musical training, we pay attention to only the first impression of the music, and for spoiled with popular culture, classical music seems very boring. ...

Marketing Food Products to Children should be prohibited

Introduction In modern century marketing strategies have a great impact on our choice of consumption. New marketing target tools started to be implemented. One of the newest tricks applied in order to increase sales of the company is marketing products to children. They are endangered to consuming non-standardized products, which pose a great threat to their health. Many civil associations are struggling for some amendments within legislature of different countries. That is why to my point of view marketing food products to children should be prohibited. To back up this idea, we need to provide the brief analysis of ...

Perhaps the single most important idea in any theory of morality is the idea of freedom. Morality can only exist in a state where there is a choice to be made between different courses of action and choices only exist when there is a certain amount of freedom. Conceptualising and understanding this freedom is one of the hardest tasks for philosophers today, though Kant laid down an excellent foundation for it nearly two and a half centuries ago. One of his most important ideas is that of a universal moral law which must apply to all rational beings. This ...

Comparing “On Seeing the Elgin Marbles” by John Keats and “Ozymandias” by Perce Bysshe Shelley

Cushioned amidst the 1789 fall of the Bastille and 1815s the fall of Napoleon, the allegorical backdrop of British Romantic poetry is often besieged with relics and remnants. In Romantic poetry, the symbolism expressed and interpreted with the use of ruins is quite diverse and varied. While in on instance, ruin is a metaphor or the actual monument, it is elsewhere seen as a symbolic ruin of the poet or the narrator, and another instance can be seen as the formalistic relic of the Romantic poem, with its completely disconcerted connotation. The poet of Romantic poetry who uses ruin ...

In their attempts to solve a murder case, detectives and forensic experts are forced to come up with various inductive and deductive arguments to eliminate the innocent among the suspects. Mr. Ebenezer Tightwad death was mysterious, and it has left forensic experts with a list of suspects who must be scrutinized to eliminate the innocent and the person who had the means and the motive. The key inductive argument from the murder mystery is that the killer was an individual who stood to gain financial benefits or to evade consequences of a criminal activity by killing Mr. Ebenezer Tightwad. ...

Representative Brian Prince

409-D, Coverdell Legislative Office Bldg Atlanta, GA 30334 Dear Representative Prince, This letter is written to address one of the most crucial challenges to current healthcare policy for the state which are related to patient safety standards and those of ethical behaviors prevalent in current facilities. As a member of the governing council of the most prominent Non-profit healthcare organization in the state, I strongly advocate the practical admissibility and legislative acknowledgement of these changes proposed in the current health policy.

Proposed policy and motive behind its implementation

The proposed policy change in current healthcare policy is in terms of introducing a mandatory compliance norm for ...

Marginalization is a process that is complex for downgrading particular group of individuals to the outer or the lower edge of the community. The term was applied widely in Europe and was initially used in France. It can be applied across disciplines like sociology, education, politics, economics, and psychology. Social marginalization successfully drives these individuals’ groups to the margin of the community politically, economically, sexually, culturally and socially following exclusion policy. In marginalization, a section of the community is blocked from various rights, resources, and opportunities, which are essential to social integration of that particular group and are normally ...

ABSTRACT

Research agrees that one of the major influences on success in learning fluency in a second language is motivation. It is for this reason that instructors in second language acquisition understand how important it is to grasp accepted theories of the role of motivation in terms of types of motivation, how motivation influences the development of language skills, definitions of motivation, and how to teach effectively for the future success of their students. This paper discusses the major theories of accepted authorities on the influence of motivation on learning a second language and briefly correlates their findings with each ...

Diversity involves different people who are of different sexes, ethnicities, religions and races coming to form a community, organization or group. If people, therefore, embrace each other’s differences, it will be possible to achieve a “we” among diversified people. Diversity is achieved if and only if morality comes in handy. It is only then that the idea of free will makes sense. Most people, especially those who are not active in philosophical thinking, tend to believe that they are free to choose from various alternatives when making various day-to-day decisions with the simplest of them- to say yes ...

Over the years, economies have been struggling to ensure economic growth and development. Microeconomic goals such as stable prices and full employment of human resources are the indicators of a growing economy. In every investment, the backbone for growth is capital investment in the form of inputs such as labor and technology. The strength of the capital outlay stipulates the rate of growth of any investment and also when the capital structure is outlaid efficiently, the return to capital expected tends to be significant. This paper tries to discuss how capital accumulation and concentration affect the market that is ...