Defining Postmodernism: A Critique of Modern Art and Life

 Defining the Postmodern can be problematic for a number of reasons. Firstly it starts with the need to have a concept of what was considered to be ‘modern’, in order to define what came out of this phase in art. Modernism in Western art strived to significantly part itself from classical or traditional ideas … Read more

Patriots vs Loyalists: The American Revolution Divide

 The Revolutionary War split people of the American colonies into two separate groups with opposing opinions: the patriots and the loyalists. The patriots were the people who were more in favor of the people having rights that the government cannot take away. Patriots also wanted to gain independence from Britain, forming the United States. … Read more

Andrew Carnegie: The Scottish American Industrialist Who Dominated Steel and Became a Philanthropic Leader

 Andrew Carnegie was a  Scottish American industrialist who led the enormous expansion of the American steel industry in the late 19th century, and built a leadership role as a philanthropist for the United States and the British Empire. Carnegie started a monopoly and basically owned the American steel industry in every aspect. He was … Read more

Discovering Your Leadership Style: A Review of Robert M. Galford and Regina Fazio Maruca’s Your Leadership Legacy

 According to Landis and Harvey, “great leaders were important in the development of civilized societies." Why do we need leaders? One of the reasons is simply because “leaders  keep individuals focused on a common goal, provide direction and motivate others, to help assign meaning to tasks, and to provide an example for others to … Read more

The Death of Divine Intervention: Deciphering Morality Through the Euthyphro Problem

 Paste your essay in here…Solenne Smith Professor Tschemplik Western Philosophy 25 February 2018 Death of Divine Intervention The argument that morality is defined by the gods is one that Socrates disputes heavily in Euthyphro. While it is true that every ethical system needs some kind of foundation and the root of such can be … Read more

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Its Importance: Case Study of Adidas

 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a component for organisations to evaluate the effect they have on society and adding responsibility, good approaches set up to help people, the nearby network and the environment. Regardless of its new name, it's not a new concept; a few organisations previously had moral and social points set up … Read more

The Evolution of Rhetoric from Plato to Quintilian: A Historical and Philosophical Analysis

 Throughout our studies in classical rhetoric, we have seen some transition in rhetorical theory from the time of Plato to the time of Quintilian. The ideas and statements of the authors we have read regarding the development and cultivation of rhetorical skill has varied, perhaps as a result of each man’s environment and place … Read more

Clausewitz: The Most Relevant War Theorist in Modern Times

 There has been continued debates regarding whether the teachings of Douhet, Jomini, Clausewitz, Mao, and Sun Tzu, some of the most prominent war thinkers in history, have been pertinent to modern war. Even as some people claim that the thinking of such theorists is enduring, others argue that there have been drastic changes in … Read more