… Since ethics is a crucial part of our society today, then it is therefore necessary to evaluate my own ethics and to determine what things have influenced my morals and beliefs. I have had to make and will continue to make decisions in life that…

… as described by Simon and Kapplan (1989). These inferences help to shape our perception of ourselves and the world around us. Oftentimes the perceptions we formulate are not always an accurate reflection of the real world. There are many external…

… decided to pick a topic that really interest me. That would be standardized testing in schools. I am hoping to graduate this May with a bachelor's degree in human services and then to go on and do my masters in education, therefore this topic…

… ago, when civilization and political structure did not exist; a time when humans were merely primitive beings acting on their most basic instincts with no structure, reason, or intellect-- a time referred to as the state of nature. Thomas Hobbes, John…

… Athens, Greece. Socrates, unaware of his new surroundings, begins to question Dr. Herrod. However, the doctor is very skeptical and he himself quickly doubts that it is the real Socrates that he's speaking to. But, this is beside the point, as Dr. Herrod…

… wish I were taller" is the thought that I have when all my friends are towering over me and when things are out of my reach. Even thought I am still in the stage of adolescent, I knew I am destined to be short like all of my family members. I used…

… twentieth century. His unfaltering pursuit of philosophical reflection, literary creativity, and, in the second half of his life, active political commitment gained him worldwide renown, if not an admiration. He is commonly considered the father of…

… mines and sea and how they are all part of the production of wealth. Production of man will determine the amount of wealth that will be earned. Essentially, all men have the same resources (e.t. land), but production is how wealth is acquired. Of…

… relations established in the gender order (the male as the one, the female as the other) and cultural ideals of femininity? The structure of power relations of the gender order is based on assumptions of what is is to be male and female. This arrangemen…

… a picture of, The Vinegar Tasters. We are told there are three masters that are sampling vinegar, and each represents the Essence of Life. The third man, Lao-tse, is smiling, whereas the other two were either making a sour or bitter face. From knowing…