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This concept refers to a battle that is or is similar to one of a race in Greece that was strong and aggressive with the Olympian gods. Gigantomachy or Gigantomachia is a Greek word meaning fight with Olympian gods. Giant or ‘giantes’ is reference to a race that is known for their strength, being aggressive to the extent of daring the gods to a challenge.
This concept may be taught through the use of images and cartoons of the ‘giantes’ people and some explanation in very simple English language so that they can understand and connect with the history Continue reading...

Introduction

For a clear understanding of the points raised in this article concerns, I simply must start with a definition of evolution and creation. Hereinafter, the term "evolution" will denote a general theory of organic evolution "from molecule to man." According to this theory, all living things are the result of natural mechanical process of development of a single living source which, in turn, arose from nonliving matter due to the same process. These processes are essential properties of matter itself, and therefore continue to operate today. The theory of creation (creationist theory) argues that all the main types of Continue reading...

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The notion of absurd has been used by writers, linguists, and psychologists for several epochs. There is also the hypothesis of its older forms. This concept is trying to explore every generation, but no generation can come to an agreement. The absurd is controversial since the emergence of writing and grammar. Perhaps the absurd, as a concept, has originated with the emergence of the concept of "order" and "logic". The notion absurd had an important impact has on the human perception; but it had both positive and negative qualities. This paper is an attempt to define all aspects of Continue reading...

Scientific thinking, the terminology referring to the critical thinking directed towards ideas associated to science, is considered to be a unique approach that enables us to examine and analyze scientific claims. This so-called form of critical thinking, according to Lilienfeld (2011), follows a framework according to six principles. In this light, this paper briefly discusses the six principles of scientific thinking. Moreover, this paper will associate two examples from media with the principles of scientific thinking.

Ruling out Rival Hypotheses

More often than not, scientists consider explanations, regardless of the number of possible explanations, to a particular phenomenon, and by performing experiments and Continue reading...

Introduction

People always want to understand why some people view others negatively or positively. Some individuals tend to portray some kind of harsh attitude or behavior towards others. These can either be prejudice or discrimination manifesting itself among people belonging to different groups. Prejudice can, therefore, be defined as unwarranted attitude, normally negative, towards a person due to their membership to a certain social group. On the other hand, discrimination is the actions, normally negative, that an individual does towards a certain person or group on the basis of their race, sex, social and economic class or religion. There are Continue reading...

Introduction

Psychologists refer to folk psychology or common sense psychology as person’s ability to describe and foretell the behaviour and mental state of other individuals. These behaviours and mental occasions that people came across to with their daily living such as the feeling of contentment, joy, pleasure and even anxiety are referred to in a simple and common terms or language. By tradition, common sense psychology has been basically based on the attribution of mental states being a reflection of a person’s feelings or emotions. Common sense psychology is a cognitive aspect that is common to everyone and Continue reading...

VIEW OF GOOD AND BAD IN CHRISTIANITY

Introduction
The wrestling between good and evil in Christianity has never reached a satisfactory conclusion worldwide. All goodness in Christianity matches with God’s expected character while evil is not doing His authority including love and serving Him. The problem is the existence of evil which causes the major argument between the Christians, Scholars and philosophers. But the belief of Christians provides definition to the good and evil, describing the nature of the human and providing instruments for contesting evil with good( Northcott 1996 ).

Sinning is an important aspect in the Christian society. Sins are determined by the extent Continue reading...

Any effective analysis of Chinese politics requires a basic understanding of factionalism. Factionalism here refers to its common understanding, in the study of government, of a group of individuals who are tied together by a common political purpose. Indeed, factionalism is now perhaps one of the most common means to explain how the Chinese political elite “organize themselves to carry out conflict, mobilize resources for the struggle,” bestow rewards on the winners, and impose punishments on the losers (Nathan). Reliance on a factionalism analysis was not always the case, however. Prior to the outbreak of the Great Proletarian Cultural Continue reading...

Abstract

The psychoanalytic theory began with the clinical works of Sigmund Freud. Freud based his theories on the cases of the mentally challenged individuals. The theory reflects the ideology that childhood experiences along with one’s experiences as a child has a tremendous impact on the psychological development of an individual. As a result of psychosexual ideas, Freud concluded that the conflicts in an individual often occur during the psychosexual stages and have a long-term effect on an individual’s behavior and personality. It is imperative that one understands that psychoanalysis is Freud’s early attempts at offering a comprehensive Continue reading...

Father Returns: Character and Society

The play Father Returns by Kikuchi Kan is one of the first forays into modern Japanese Drama. With its European literature influences, western liberal ideas, and criticism of Confucianism, the play creates in-depth characters and a plot line that mirrors the changes in Japanese society at the time. Distancing itself from the traditional, the play has modern elements of realism and humanism, which creates a profound look at the heart of modern Japan. The form and content of the play Father Returns by Kikuchi Kan demonstrates how Japanese society is changing as seen with the interaction of the returning Continue reading...

Introduction

Psychologists refer to folk psychology or common sense psychology as “primarily the systems of describing, explaining and predicting human thought and action in terms of beliefs, desires, hopes, fears, expectations, intentions and the so called propositional attitudes”(Baker). Common sense psychology has been based on the attribution of mental states as a reflection of a person’s feelings or emotions, and according to Kelley, it includes people’s ideas about their own and other person’s behaviour (Kelley) providing an explanation about people’s deliberate actions. Scientific psychology, on the other hand, is the aspect of social psychology that Continue reading...

The question of the earth’s existence has been in the circles of thinking and discussion for many generations. Indeed, various arguments have attempted to explain the earth. Religions and human societies possess unique understanding and beliefs about this topic. This paper discusses various points and theories concerning the earth’s existence.

The other name for the teleological arguments is design arguments. Notably, they base their explanation of existence on the evidence of the presence of things. Thus, they use the evidence of existence to prove the existence of an intelligent designer. The hypothesis of a designer is plausible Continue reading...

Introduction to Sociology

Introduction
Sociology is the scientific and systematic study associated with the social life of humans (Calhoun, 2002). It focuses on the analyzing the social behavior of humans as well as its origin, development and its organizations (Abercrombie et al, 2000). Sociologists use the knowledge of social science such as critical analysis in order to develop certain understandings about social order, change and social disorder (Harlambos & Holborn, 2004). In short sociologists study people as they interact with social groups such as couples, peers and other large cultures. In sociology, different entities are studied such as individual elements or group of Continue reading...

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The problem of the one and many refers to one of the major existential dilemmas of philosophy. It is the quest for the answer to the question about the major elements which control the world. The problem of the One and Many is the question of whether the world is governed by a single entity which is the supreme power or whether there are various elements and powers which control the world. The question has various other questions attached to them which have been a serious issue of concern for Continue reading...

There are magnitudes of leaders in varied endeavors globally in contemporary times. From the sheer magnanimity of volume, only a few leaders rise above the rest. One of the most popular is Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the leader of the Catholic Church and the Supreme Pontiff, more commonly known as Pope Francis. News reports have disclosed that Pope Francis exhibits leadership traits and style that counter traditional practices of popes before him. As such, the current discourse aims to examine and explore Pope Francis’ leadership style and approaches, as well as an explanation on how Pope Francis’ effectiveness is deemed Continue reading...

Is intra-plate volcanism dominated by deep or shallow processes?

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Intra-plate ‘hotspots’ have for a long time been attributed to cylindrical plumes made of hot, buoyant mantle that rises from great depths as deep as the core-mantle boundary. However, there have been a lot of speculations and controversies surrounding the arguments on the true source of these volcanic ‘hot spots’ with numerous scientists siding to defend the shallow volcanicity process as a more tangible explanation. Theories and models of deep volcanicity processes nevertheless dominate the scientific field as the mantle plume-derived sources for hotspot tracks that occur along the oceanic lithosphere are a more straightforward standpoint of mantle Continue reading...

Graham Hancock, the author of Fingerprints of the Gods, has written various

books about lost civilizations, forgotten places, unusual markings, and discoveries of things that people nowadays should know about. His works have brought up controversial questions about humanity’s antiquity. He started writing in the early 1980’s, and his bestseller book came in 1992 with the publication of The Sign and the Seal, an ambitious investigation of the whereabouts of the lost Ark of the Covenant. His next bestselling book came in 1995 --Fingerprints of the Gods, which displayed Hancock’s adeptness in creating a new genre in writing.
Hancock started the book with a letter, a correspondence between Continue reading...

Executive Summary

This paper investigates the efficient market hypothesis in extreme depth. It provides a comprehensive overview of the renowned literature on this particular subject. Comparison to real market problems as well as the limitation of this model is discussed. Moreover primary empirical research is also conducted during this study.

Introduction and Intended outcomes

The efficient market hypothesis is related with the performance of values in asset markets. The expression ‘efficient market’ was originally related to the stock market, but the notion was rapidly simplified to further asset markets. A while before, the efficient market hypothesis were quiet popular amongst the scholastic financial economists. This Continue reading...

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Questions from Chapter 1 of the Text, Strategic and Financial Planning for Property Managers

1) You have been asked by retired hockey player that has annual income of $300,000 and significant assets and net worth to recommend a preferred and a secondary organizational structure for the following situation:
A developer has approached the hockey player for an investment of $500,000 with anticipated returns of 8% annually. The developer acquired a property 250 km from Toronto to develop a large retirement community of 500 units of townhomes. The property consists of 100 acres and the developer had enough funds to pay for the property and rezone the property Continue reading...

The association of belief and culture is evident through the explanation that the teacher tries to provide in explaining certain behaviors that are portrayed by their student. This is established through the statement where it is put that teachers are prone to associating culture with things that they are not in a position to properly elaborate. Through associating culture and certain characteristics in their students that they cannot explain, they take comfort through believing that it is some form of culture that has been in existence over the years. Through this, they can take comfort in thinking that they Continue reading...