Category: Conversation

  • Social Skills And Moral Development Of Young Children

    Self-concept can be described as the development of individual identity and how children see themselves as separate from others with unique personality traits. The ages are meant to be general so that movement from one stage to the next is individualized and largely dependent on each childs development. Emotional development in preschoolers is a balancing…

  • Rene Descartes Contribution To Mathematics

    Mathematics is a very broad topic and has a lot of different topics, some of which you may not even know is related to mathematics. Rene Descartes is a very big part of the mathematical world, and he made many big contributions that changed the way mathematics is looked at today. Although some people might…

  • The Life of Jack London as Reflected in His Works

    Jack London was a prolific writer; over the period from 1899 until his death in 1916, he wrote 50 books and over 1,000 articles. Though he was made most famous by his stories of the Klondike, he wrote on subjects ranging from boxing to romance, from survival in the Arctic to labour strife in Australia.…

  • Reincarnation In Pets

    The belief of reincarnation revolves around the idea that there is only a certain amount of energy in the world that is continuously recycled. The first law of thermodynamics includes that energy cannot be created or destroyed; it takes on other forms. The energy or soul that makes up a life does not burn out…

  • Can Social Science Be As Definitive As Natural Science?

    Before we prepare ourselves to answer this question, it is imperative to first familiarize ourselves with the terms used in the same. Science Science refers to the systematic and practical study of any aspect of the natural world, by means of observation and/or experiment. During the Renaissance movement, the scientific process evolved into a four-fold…

  • Greek Exploring Mathematics and the Natural Sciences: Pythagoras Theorem

    A fundamental purpose of human social structures is to capture knowledge and convey it to succeeding generations. Individuals must acquire that knowledge through observations made within these structures, such as culture and education. Knowledge is defined as facts/skills acquired through the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject. It is clear that much of our…

  • The Martian Chronicles’: Review of a Book

    Ive never been much of one for science fiction, but our facilitator said shed have me read a science fiction book by the time she was through with me and she succeeded. Well, I listened to it, but I think that counts still. Or, I hope it does. The Martian Chronicles is a collection of…

  • Number Dampening Utilitarianism and Avoidance of the Repugnant Conclusion: Opinion Essay

    In Parfits attempt to create a theory of morality, labelled Theory X, which is a non-person affecting view and doesn’t allow for situations in which an intolerable conclusion could be reached, he found what he called the Repugnant Conclusion. Parfits original formulation of the Repugnant Conclusion was for any possible population of at least 10…

  • An Integrated Critique Paper on Moral Principles and Corporate Social Responsibility

    In the previous decade, arriving at the bottom of the pyramid, the world’s most minimal financial levels, has become an undeniably significant arranging guideline for experts working in universal turn of events. The guarantee of deliberately saddling the market capability of the world’s most unfortunate individuals has demonstrated persuasive, as enormous organizations, social business people…

  • Moral Principles and Corporate Social Responsibility

    No matter where you work, whether it is a small company or a big company, there is a need to live and follow by moral principles. Similar to what happened to Enron and other businesses that they did not adhere to moral principles so that they were bankrupt. Companies have to meet financial expectations, they…