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Shared values and diverse ideas are crucial for organisational success. Shared values connect people within an organisation (Schein, 2010), while diversity serves as a source of strength, motivation, and empowerment for organisational members (Danowitz, Hanappi-Egger & Mensi-Klarbach, 2012). This can have a positive impact on employee productivity and organisational performance as a whole. Nonetheless, this may not be achieved if the potential conflict between shared values and diverse ideas is not effectively reconciled. Within the health care environment, it is particularly crucial to ensure coexistence between shared values and diverse ideas. After highlighting the… Continue Reading...
John Stuart Mill and the idea of equality
Society typically views the triad nexus of politicians, bureaucracies and the financial elite suspiciously, believing they breach the common man’s rights, and, consequently, strives to ensure they behave as it desires. Mills argues, “the government, whether completely responsible to the people or not, will often attempt to control the expression of opinion, except when in doing so it makes itself the organ of the general intolerance of the public (pg. 376).”
The above societal attitude is understandable as this triad nexus has violated people’s will and freedom.… Continue Reading...
Business Idea
The Feasibility of New Businesses in the Fast Casual Healthy Restaurant Niche
Business Idea Overview
The business idea that is being reviewed is a family owned business that is not a franchised operation. The research will focus on the likelihood that a small start-up that is locally owned and operated restaurant can still make it on their own in competitive market. Many of the local businesses that do well in the market are often affiliated with some national franchise that offer advantages such as training, advertising, and some administrative… Continue Reading...
maintain its security. This paper will show why mandatory military service for all able bodied citizens is an idea that should be supported in the present climate.
The current state of the world is one in which threats are all around us. The War on Terrorism began following the 9/11 attacks on the U.S. and the war continues to this day. While in an ideal world, every able bodied citizen would naturally want to provide military service to protect his homeland, the world we live in is one in which people often need to be compelled to act on behalf of the common good. The present climate, in… Continue Reading...
Explaining Plato’s Theory
Plato’s theory of ideas was based on the concept that all knowledge was innate and was achieved by way of recollection. He thus stated that “a man must have intelligence of universals, and be able to proceed from the many particulars of sense to one conception of reason,” (417) explaining that through the sense of the universals, one could grasp the Ideas that served as the ultimate reality. These Ideas were discernible, according to Plato, because they were basically written on the soul and they were recalled by the intellect. Plato described the… Continue Reading...
.....contemporary, there is a great deal of dynamism and competition, and therefore it is fundamental for organizations to produce newfangled ideas of high quality to develop or sustain their competitive edge. Customarily, an approach of generating ideas has been verbal brainstorming, which encompasses a practice where groups of individuals, commonly in the similar space, work in tandem to form and interchange notions (Stevens et al., 2009). The design of the user interface of a system is vital and fundamental to the success of the software. The presentation and unveiling of concepts through an information system interface can play a significant part in facilitating and encouraging the integration of conceptions in… Continue Reading...
Adam—represent the majesty of the human anatomy in its ideal form: muscular, flexible, unique, authentic, poised, admirable, beautiful and proportional. In the painting, God is mostly draped with a thin cloth; Adam is completely nude and his position (reclined with one knee propped up while he stretches backwards and reaches forward languidly) suggests one of royalty being wakened after a long slumber. Indeed, the idea that Adam is like royalty is one that Michelangelo infuses into the scene giving the painting its high-minded rapturous quality, which is much in line with the poetic imagination of the Italian Renaissance.[footnoteRef:1] However,… Continue Reading...
idea of altruism.
The specific reason the author contends that the default ethical theory for Western society during the 20th century when she was writing is altruism is because of the way it circumscribes the very field of morality. She posits the notion that altruism is the de facto form of morality because it defines values in regards to who benefits from them. As previously identified, with altruism the beneficiary is always another and never the self. Altruism, then, is responsible for reducing the field of morality simply into a… Continue Reading...
regarding ideas, body parts, and even organs. All the things that make up an individual or human being continue to change as they grow. However, such beliefs contradict what Buddha followers hold because they take a strange angle when viewing reality. However, it is rational because when the car faces mechanical issues, or even a friend fails to be a friend in need at some point, the Buddhist view comes into play.
Reality is also known to undergo suffering where people become dissatisfied with how things are going or playing out… Continue Reading...
and so forth.
Is this a good idea? Yes? or No? Explain why.
Only if it is properly limited and controlled. It can be good in that the volunteers can be extra sets of eyes and ears and this can in many ways replace the need to do simple patrols. However, there are some things that only the police could or should handle include armed standoffs, investigation of crime scenes and so forth. It is most certainly true that volunteer forces do not become vigilante groups that cannot or will not act within the confines of the… Continue Reading...
to century or place to place.
Q2: In what ways does Yorick resemble your idea of a tourist, and in what ways does he diverge from your idea of a tourist?
My idea of a tourist really derives from my own experience as a tourist -- which is that of a very uninformed foreigner trekking about in unknown lands, not having the slightest idea about what local customs are or what laws and regulations I'm expected to follow -- and very much just relying on the knowledge of those I am traveling with to get by. So in this sense, Yorick does seem very… Continue Reading...
artists such as Missy Elliot have appropriated the idea of the highly sexualized Black women of rap videos with pride.
But this is changing. Today, even male artists such as Drake in songs like “Nice for What” are offering alternative views of women while still using the discourse of hip-hop. Songs like “Nice for What” address in images and words, show women demonstrating class, respect, and genuinely working hard for what they earn, versus solely showing women as money-hungry and the objects of male desire. Drake shows the ability of women seek an education, mother a child, run… Continue Reading...
in 1983 (Nursing Theories, 2011). Over the years she refined this theory in order to help explain the core ideas that support it. This paper will explain the theory, critique it, and supply answers from articles about the theory. It will also include an overview that explains the main point of the theory and use non-theoretical terms to explain the theory’s overall goal for nursing and core ideas.
Newman’s theory developed from the theory of unitary human beings put forward by Rogers—namely that “man is a unified whole possessing his own integrity and manifesting characteristics that are more than and different from the sum of his parts” (Endo, 2017,… Continue Reading...
networks were established and goods and services flowed from society to the other. These networks also facilitated the dispersal of ideas, both religious and philosophical. By the end of the Axial Age, the foundations of Western thought had been laid by the classical philosophers in Greece: Socrates, Plato and Aristotle—and their ideas rooted in the observance of Transcendentals, or ideals, that individuals pursued through the cultivation of good or virtuous habits in their daily lives, spread to the next dominant empire in the West—the Roman Empire. This paper will discuss the transmission of technology, ideas (religious and philosophical), consumer goods, and germs from the end of the Axial Age to… Continue Reading...
of Kant concerning the prospects of peace looks at the ultimate goal for nations is an unachievable idea. Human beings are naturally antagonistic. Their existence in intelligible and sensuous worlds predisposes them to engage in wars to prove their might. However, they should apply the laws of reason, but it should be noted that the reason in question is not common to all humans. Therefore, some people may choose to disobey the law to the detriment of invoking war, and this confirms the evil in them.
Therefore, Kantian beliefs support the idea of having negotiation and compromise instead of as wars when resolving disputes. The attitude that… Continue Reading...
JAMES' CASE STUDY
Case Study on James in IDEA
Case Study on James in IDEA
James is a six years old boy living with his parents in first grade. With his intellectual disability, he has been placed under special education classroom having 15 other students. James has some challenges related to learning due to the poor memory and delays in language development. One of the strengths that James has is that he is confident in school and is not easily frustrated. He can communicate effectively with adults but socializing with his peers is a challenge. One of the… Continue Reading...
for women of Choson Korea, such was not the case in Tokugawa Japan.
The Neo-Confucian ideas were not implemented in every geography and cultural in an equal fashion. One example of a stricter interpretation of Confucian ideas can be illustrated by the Choson dynasty. Virtually all of the women of the Neo-Confucian Choson dynasty were constrained to domesticated duties, even the elites among women rarely got to participate in non-domestic activities (Deuchler). For the most part, women were not supposed to make their opinions or voices heard beyond the domestic realm and only a portion of the women were literate and could write to people… Continue Reading...
others are the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Greece, Turkey, Hungary and Latvia) to embrace the idea of normalization of prostitution by not just decriminalizing but by legalizing and it and regulating it. Decriminalization is the concept of lessening the punitive responses to an offense (marijuana usage, for instance, is currently being decriminalized in some states in the U.S.), while legalization means that the offense is no longer to be considered as such and persons may engage in it lawfully. For a culture to embrace legalization is one step towards normalization -- however, in many nations throughout the world, there exist competing cultures. Even in the… Continue Reading...
time they are allotted to learn (Fisher & Frey, 2010).
How RTI Meets IDEA 2004 Criteria for "Early Intervening Services."
The RTI initiative satisfies the IDEA 2004 criteria for early intervening services and authorizes educators to identify appropriate interventions that can be used to address the specific needs of students when these needs manifest (What is RTI?, 2016). The IDEA 2004 criteriafor early intervening services authorizes the use of data collected for RTI strategies for use in evaluations of children with special needs (Response to interventions, 2007). It is also important to note that parents are authorized to request a formal evaluate to… Continue Reading...
separate from the debasing scenario (Gutierrez 1988). An 'idealist' philosophical approach had to make way for a systematic model of observing, collating, theorizing and hypothesis testing, all of which had to be conducted in liberative, humanizing change's interests. This assumed the shape of the social scientific model's application, particularly that of Marx's sociological examination of class-based fights for liberation. However, at this juncture, it would be right to highlight the fact that the model's fundamental philosophical ground is that process (or becoming) forms the basic mode of a created being; further, thought represents a type of becoming/being, which… Continue Reading...
