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    Romans were exceedingly diverse (cultural Eclecticism) in their cultural values as they did not stand strong on one theory, instead believed there were many ways to arrive at a conclusion. Another way to view their cultural values was through their pragmatism, the Romans conjured a practical and realistic way of doing things and although they replicated some of the Greek idea, such as, culture and values, —they added their own twist, with successfully…

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    Jospher R. Desjardins. From this book, I am picking chapter two "The Biosphere: facts and Values" and talk about how does change does change in the business affects the earth's biosphere and the people's health. The change in the environmental pragmatism can…

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    Pragmatism is concerned not only with knowing what people do; rather it seeks to know what could be done with our knowledge of what people do. For instance, pragmatists believe in the importance of the psychology of learning and memory. Reason being that it can help us improve the performance of children in school. It can also help us learn to remember the names of people we meet. William James (1842–1910) was a leading guiding functionalism towards pragmatism. His utmost functional…

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    Pragmatism was my favorite topic discussed this semester and it prompted me to have a new take on imagination. Previously, Augustine defines truth as the intangible and what one cannot see. This plays into the definition of imagination that one so often thinks…

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    Nayantara Shagal ’s innovative odyssey extents a period about three decades which observed the publication of five novels and two story-collections, besides other non fictional writings. Nayantara Shagal’s creative world is inhabited by people of various religious faiths, diverse ethnicities and different cultural predilections. An instinctive urge to grapple with cultural tension best defines her creative impulse remarkably manifested in all her fictional writings. With a view to making an in…

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    “which works out most effectively” is the main characteristics. For some philosophers, especially James, pragmatism is only a new name for some old ways of thinking—usefulness and practically applicable to social life. In some time, pragmatism is the cherished philosophy of American public administration. It has significant influence on the understanding of public administration. First, pragmatism is oriented by problem situation, which influencing public administration to deal with real social…

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    purpose, never as marked as the Parthenon's, has been long forgotten, seeing the building serve not as a temple but as a cultural hub. As such, it is more open. It is also built of granite and concrete, in addition to marble, as a point of both pragmatism and as a result of its scale and ambition - the rotunda needs to be made of lighter and lighter stone to not crack in on itself, and marble simply wouldn't have worked. It bears haphazard and different order schemes within it, a testament to…

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    in the group. Conflict management style inventory Conflict management is the aspect of leadership. Discussion groups lead to variation in the opinion of the members which call for conflict management approach. My learning style of reflector and pragmatism is imperative in building good leadership skills required in the development of excellent communication…

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    Assignment 2 Institutions have been ubiquitous in the human experience, since the first civilizations. From simple councils of wise men in prehistory, to the deep rooted bureaucracy of the American executive, they have been indispensable in the carrying out of everyday life. Unger and Johnson both stress the importance of institutions- Unger because they can be used as tools to enhance democracy in markets, politics and empower individuals- Knight/Johnson because they should prioritize…

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    If you asked somewhat what matters most in life, many would likely answer that it is happiness. I might have inclined to answer similarly, but what if happiness by itself isn’t quite enough? Perhaps, beyond happiness, a meaningful engagement with one’s life provides more richness and fulfillment. Gilles Deleuze’s philosophy engages the questions of how one might live and what components make up a meaningful life. Deleuze examines the nature of identities with his discussion of the virtual…

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