Sample Concept Essays for Your Ambitious Content

Forewords

One's self-concept defines a lot of things about him. It defines the way he does things, see others and even academic and social performance. This and many more are the reasons why self-esteem or self-concept is very important. Self-awareness before and even after the advent of the internet can primarily be evoked with the mirror. However, Gonzales and Hancock identified that such self-awareness usually leads to self-esteem. Thus, during the early days of the internet and social networking, it was believed that the internet would also result to negative self-esteem but several studies have proved this to be wrong.( Continue reading...

Philosophy

Aristotelian Categories: Too Many or Too Few?
Aristotle defined the concept of ‘Substance’ to delineate all living and non-living things. All Substances consisted of ‘form’ (soul) and matter. Substances were to be described by way of Categories. For Aristotle, the primary category was the substance itself. Apart from substance, Aristotle defined nine other categories – ‘quantity’, ‘quality’, ‘relation’, ‘time’, ‘place’, ‘condition’, ‘position’, ‘action’ and ‘passion’ (Aristotle, Lecture 08).
The modern day equivalent to the Categories could very well be the ‘exif’ metadata associated with digital photographs! Every photograph taken carries information about light, shutter speed, aperture, white balance, tonal gradation Continue reading...

Introduction

The World War II has essentially created a platform for the reforms in the political and socioeconomic affairs of the countries across the world with most of them making a clear insight of the requirement for policy shifts aiming at growth and sustainability. The simultaneous emergence of the globalisation of economy and rapid industrialisation prospects required the nations to induct wider and comprehensive socioeconomic visions for the handling the prospective changes. As a result of these strategic redefinition processes, the new and universally accepted theory of Welfare State emerged as the messiah for the deprived and undersized economies. The Continue reading...

Instruction Models Approach to Teaching Adults in the Modern Day Classroom

Introduction
Before teaching the adult learners, it is essential for a teacher to understand the principles that work best with adult learners. If the strategies applied to teach preschoolers and school children are put into place for teaching the adult learners too, then that would not be an effective learning method, because adult learners are different from children when it comes to learn a new concept or analyze a situation. Malcolm S. Knowles (1973) is one of the first proponents of the need to apply strategic learning techniques to adult learning. Since adults are driven by the desire to Continue reading...

Social and Biological Perspective of Race in the Age of Modern Racism

Introduction
Confusion on the concept of race
Different perspectives of race
Consequences of the disharmony on the concept of race
Arguments on the definition of race
Biological perspective on the definition of race
Social perspective on the definition of race
Loring Brace definition
Pilar Ossorio definition
Definition by other scholars and researchers
The impact of colonial history on modern understanding of race
Basis of race classification in the 18th century
The unequal association of different traits to different races
Institutionalization of the inequality among races in the U.S.

Vast spread of the ideology of inequality among races to the rest of the world

Debate on the importance of the concept of race in science
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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...

English

How many times do you think you have eaten fast food this month? According to Ritzer, the consumption of fast food has risen considerably 500 percent since the 1970s and today it pervades almost every segment of the society, including some of the cafeterias of public schools. The globalization of McDonalds is fueled by the McDonaldization of the society. The McDonaldization of the society contains four primal dimensions, including calculability, control, predictability, and efficiency. These dimensions are the key aspects contributing to the globalization of McDonalds. For my research, I am going to analyze various secondary literary materials, including Continue reading...

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Section 1: US Government
Discuss the concept of Checks & Balances and explain how it makes government more democratic. Provide a description of each branch that includes its duties and how it checks the power of other branches. Describe the impact of the media on the political process focusing on its role as a check on power.
Democracy has been defined as a type of political ideology wherein the state is governed by the people. It has its roots from the Greek word ‘demos’, which means citizens living within a particular city-state, and ‘kratos’ which means power or Continue reading...

The concepts grounded in most Eastern religions have a great similarity to each other. Since Hinduism originated much before most other Eastern religions, the Vedic thought has a very strong influence on other Eastern religions, including Buddhism and Confucianism. Consequently, while the religions may have certain things in common, they are markedly different in their concepts and beliefs. This essay will compare the ideals of the Hindu concept of Dharma and the Confucian concept of Filial Piety.
The word ‘Dharma’ in Hinduism has many meanings depending on the context in which the term is used. Dharma is broadly used Continue reading...

Introduction

The term "Sustainability" is very broad in its meaning, and this is one of the greatest needs of the environment today. Environmental shocks are growing by day owing to disruptions induced by mankind. Environmental challenges continue to reach their crescendo, and hence sustainability becomes more and more complex. In order to cater these shocks, sustainability in the environment is not only concerned with how to mitigate or avoid the environmental challenges. But it also concerned with ensuring resiliency in the environment. As a matter of fact, resilience and sustainability in our environment is greatly interwoven such that one cannot Continue reading...