The scholars, Anselm and Descartes each present a different version of an ontological argument for the existence of God. They try to link the universe to a Supreme Being that is unseen but yet omnipotent and omnipresent. Descartes is a medieval philosopher born in France in the year 1596, while...
Introduction Nigeria possesses similar actions of admiration and fear and as Brazil. The degree to that they need to remodel their extended and economies their tentacles across the planet inside a comparatively short amount subjected to intense discussion and interest. The economic growth is viewed as doable templates for Nigeria...
Ibsen’s A Doll’s House is a drama that became popular because of the truthful depiction of the typical 19th century issues faced by married couples. In particular, Henrik Ibsen reveals the inferior role of a female that stipulates the exclusion of a partnership. A common gender inequality of that time...
Introduction Many American authors discuss the idea of war and its consequences, such as hunger, malice, and numerous people’s deaths. Among the themes they discuss the most are World War II, the Vietnam War, and the military campaigns in the Middle East. However, the topic of World War I may...
Introduction Self – transcendence is a crucial resource for the well-being among at the end of life and vulnerable populations. Self –transcendence facilitates the searching of the individual for the personal well-being, meaning, and a new perspective that allow to overcome the ego concerns. The central core of the theory...
Bulling is of a great importance nowadays and different studies provide different points of view on it. The main idea is that bullying is repeated by teasing, threatening, rude comments, cursing and often physical abuse. The interview findings and studies compare bullying and normal conflict between students. Teacher Sandra Story...
Introduction “Snow White” is a novel by Donald Barthelme written in the best traditions of post-modernism. The “Snow White”, at a glance, is a far cry from the famous fairy tale of the same name. The original version tells us a story about an innocent beauty that had to experience...
What is the consumer society? How does it differ from other social formations? It seems that people have always bought and sold, possessed something, spent money, and always wanted to live in wealth and luxury. So why only modern society is associated with the concept of consumption? It is viewed...
The political regime is a personification of the state status, which describes the way of the political system organization and relations of the government with its society. Modern scholars have identified several political regimes, and democracy is one of them. The degree of the democratic government is one of the...
Introduction In many countries and in India, in particular, the impact of political, economic, social, institutional changes on the status of women and their role as objects and participants of social development has always been a very complex and even contradictory. India has very strong ancient cultural traditions as well...
The reason of why different philosophical schools and theories exist is that different philosophies saw and perceived reality in their own individual ways. It is impossible to state that some philosophical methods and right and others are wrong. There are just people, who support certain theories, those who criticize them...
Racial and ethnic structures and meanings have had a huge impact on the social lives of minorities, preventing them from active political participation starting from historical periods up to the recent times. Even after the abolition of slavery, Blacks were denied most of their social privileges even the ones protected...
Technology changes rapidly and has a considerable impact on the lives of people. This is particularly the case for communication technologies. Technologies such as the internet, mobile phones, blogs, Facebook, Twitter, email, Myspace and YouTube, just to mention a few, have been instrumental in enhancing how people connect with each...
Abstract Interpersonal communication involves two people that share some information either face-to-face interaction or via other channels. This kind of communication has several principles that characterize it as irreversible and non-optional, for example. Although the process enables effective data sharing between individuals, it faces some communication barriers including noise, message-type...
Modern American popular culture suggests various views on women and men, yet most of them rely on discriminative gender stereotypes and generalized behavioral models. The prevalence of such approach occurs because the proposed products orient on a large number of people, thus it is important to maintain semantic uniqueness and...
Introduction Corruption can be compared to a malignant cancer cell that eats into the society’s cultural and political pillars and ultimately compromises the functioning of its essential components. Corruption is a global vice, but it is deeply entrenched in the poverty stricken nations of Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and is...
