Convergence

Weimer Republic, the financial and moral terms of the Treaty of Versailles, and the impact of the World Economic Crisis with associated hyperinflation and unemployment, the German people had developed an appetite for a more prosperous future. , The convergence of these conditions provided the platform for Hitler’s to rise to power. When Hitler returned from the Great War, he joined The German Workers’ Party, made up of unemployed ex-soldiers with far-right views. His highly developed and…

The author will select giant South-Korean conglomerate LG, for the purpose of illustrating the concept of theory of corporate identity. The journey of Lucky and Gold Star Co. Ltd, a chemical company founded in 1947 which produced cosmetics and plastics, to LG, as we know it today, is replete with inspiring tales and mesmerising feats. The company when founded was into chemicals business however, later on, it entered into consumer electronics & appliances segment through brand called GoldStar.…

The discussions about the reasoning of climate change is getting more and more overwhelming over the past few decades. The favorers of anthropogenic climate change claim that it is the direct result of human activities that cause climate change, appealing that the whole world should adopt measures immediately to prevent dire climate change, whereas the opponents strongly dispute that human activities are not primarily responsible for climate change. Is anthropogenic influence really the…

The Search of Man for Reality Man’s life-long thirst for truth, authenticity, reality, prominence and identity has led him to depend on various sources like media, popular opinion and other external sources in search of satisfaction. In essence, I believe that the four essays ("What We Talk about When We Talk about Ralph Sampson", "Through a Glass, Blindly", "The Passion of the Garth", "Ha Ha," he said. "Ha, ha") written by Chuck Klosterman tends to answer questions that border around man’s…

Incest has been a taboo topic of paradoxically irresistible interest for thousands of years, from the Greek gods and goddesses who made love with each other’s family members, parents and children to the modern-day cases of fathers forcing their daughters to procreate for them that disturb and intrigue the public mind. In the case of romantic love between parents and children, “Little C” by Martha C. Nussbaum suggests that, disturbingly, the difference between romantic and parental love is…

My reaction to the video, cultural gaffe, was, I didn’t know some of these new concepts, but also I knew them all along. For example, I didn’t know the part of the brain that controls our gut feelings is called the reptilian. I knew that something in our brain controlled our gut feelings, but I just never knew what it was called. There are 2 concepts from chapter 6 of Rothwell’s book, In the Company of Others, that connect with the cultural gaffe video, these concepts being: acculturation, and…

Racial tension in America was at an all-time high in the 1960’s thanks to the Civil rights movement. The rise of many great African American leaders such as Malcom X, Rosa Parks, and Martian Luther King Jr. Being on the forefront of the movement and speaking out on the racial injustice made a lot of Caucasian people feel uncomfortable and was the birth of many stereotypes. The author, Flannery O’Connor, is no stranger to writing about race in those times in her stories from “Judgement Day” and…

In his book Vermeer’s Hat: the seventeenth century and dawn of the global world, historian Timothy Brook explores the roots of world trade in the seventeenth century by analyzing six paintings by the Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer. The book has its primary focus on ties between Europe and the rest of the world and the growing Chinese impact on the world during the age of innovation and improvisation. Brook argues that globalization, which is believed to have begun in the twentieth and…

1. Introduction Consumer Behaviour is "The study of individuals, groups, or organizations and the processes they use to select, secure, consume, and dispose of products, services, experiences, or ideas to satisfy needs and the impacts that these processes have on the consumer and society." No two individuals have the same buying preferences. The buying tendencies of individuals vary as per their age, need, income, lifestyle, geographical location, willingness to spend, family status and so on.…

is offered. The certification test is broken into four categories. “Written Examination that covers a wide scope of required abilities from terminology to the history of the field, Pattern Identification, Analysis Portion, and lastly Area of Convergence and Area of Area of Origin Calculations” (International Association of Identification). “It is highly encouraged for people trying to advance in this field have practiced in extensive laboratory recreations. To understand what blood will do on…