Many scholars believe that Hinduism is the oldest religion at more than 4.000 years, predating Christianity. If you talk to many Hindus, they will tell you Hinduism has been around since the beginning of time. However, it can be traced to somewhere between 2300 B.C. and 1500 B.C. There are 9 recognized religions in India, Hinduism is the largest followed religion with about 80% of the population practicing it. Islam and Christianity are the second and third largest religions consecutively....
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Plant-Based Diet Nutrition is an extremely important aspect of public health with so many diseases and disorders branching from poor diet and nutrient consumption. Diet and peopleâs nutritional habits can either cause or prevent almost all diseases that are plaguing the western societies but most dramatically is the United States. In most of the world people consume some sort of meat or animal product every day and for some countries like the United States of America and many other western...
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This thesis basically focuses on Alfred Hitchcockâs works on creation of suspense in his movies. He was a British born director and is one of the most recognized movie directors of all time. The thesis aims on the films of Hitchcock generally pointing out the elements that are directed towards suspense and how he created suspense in his films by using various techniques. âThere is no terror in the bang, only in the anticipation of itâ, said Alfred Joseph Hitchcock....
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Abstract The Present study entitled The Role of Marriage: A feminist study of The Immigrant tries to identify the problems experienced by a married woman. Manju Kapur is a contemporary Indian feminist writer. She focuses on the NRI (Non Resident Indian) marriages where men and women both are uprooted and move to live in some alien land. Consequently, both suffer from frustration, displeasure and nostalgia while leaving their homeland. As a feminist writer, she mainly deals with the common issues...
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The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of being bilingual or monolingual using reliable measures of divergent and convergent thinking of creative performance. The results gave some support for the hypothesis that framing a creative problem in a verbal context would result in lower creative performance by bilinguals. However, no evidence was found to support bilinguals âadvantages on the nonverbal creativity tasks. The first aim of the study was to test the hypothesis that bilinguals show less...
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Abstract Pakistan is an agricultural country and the economy of Pakistan is highly depending on its agriculture productivity. Detection of diseases in plants plays a significant role in the agriculture field of Pakistan. Lack of timely and proper care of plants massively affects the output quality, quantity, and productivity. This paper presents an algorithm for the detection and identification of plant leaf disease on the basis of image segmentation and texture analysis. In the first stage, image segmentation is performed...
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'Money is an idol. Agriculture is the place that preserves eternal sacred value since it maintains human life....â âUnknown: âA 1923 editorial quotation in the Korean magazine Kaebyok under the title of 'The Fate of New Korea and the Status of the Peasant' To give one of many definitions of Agrarianism, a short one is defined by Canadian Norman Wirzba as âa way of living and thinking as to protect serve and celebrate lifeâ (Wirzba, N.pg 8). Since the Industrial...
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IKEA is a Swedish-based group of a multinational institution that focuses on the design and marketing of furniture, home accessories and kitchen appliances. IKEA began in 1943 in Sweden by Ingvar Kamprad, and the firm remained the largest furniture distributor globally since 2008. The owner, Ingvar got enlisted by Forbes Magazine as one of the wealthiest globally with assets valued over $ 40 billion. IKEA, the company name, denotes Ingvar Kamprad, Elmtaryd, and Agunnaryd (' IKEA history - how it...
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The success of an organization mostly counts on the leadership capacities of its managers. Feeling relaxed and comfortable in a position of leadership and having authority are two of the requirements for developing great leadership skills. Some personality characteristics that create a great manager are the flexibility, motivation and good communication. (âThe ten most important leadership qualitiesâ, n.d.) One of the most critical factor is the behavior approach of the leader towards his/her subordinates. Boosting the moral and building up...
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Introduction It has been years since the alarm of the climate crisis has been ringing, a cascade of catastrophes following in its wake while civilization remains either aware and alert but also unaffected. There is a constant discussion in media about the alarming trends that speak for themselves; the rising global temperatures, warming of oceans, rising sea levels, shrinking of ice sheets, increase in extreme events, population growth and many other global phenomena, the prove evidence for climate change is...
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Nowadays, fairy tales have become crucial in our everyday lives. In Valerie Gribbenâs essay âPracticing Medicine Can Be Grimm Work,â she reveals that as a medical student she treats patients going through severe conditions that remind her of the character archetypes in fairy tales. During her practice as a medical student she saw too much misery, and fairy tales helped her envision that regardless of the circumstances, one must remain optimistic. Regardless of her practice in medicine, fairy tales gave...
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Introduction For many years now, people have theorized how and when all life on Earth can no longer be sustained. Whether it is the theory that Earth itself will explode or that the conditions on Earth will become too extreme to support life or any other of the many theories, it is uncertain when this inevitable event will occur. This is one of the reasons why Mars exploration is so important today. Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun,...
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Summary Service quality is defined as the outcome of a comparison between the expectations of a service and what is perceived to have been received (Li, 2012). The need for service quality in hospitality has grown exponentially, which has led to customers to have higher expectations for the quality of service than ever before. This paper seeks to evaluate the service quality of the hotels in Yunnan province of China. Despite the growth in Yunnanâs hotel industry, there has been...
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Background The term âCommodificationâ usually can be seen as a topic of Economics but actually, it can be used in every area. Even language can be commodified ,can be used as an economic resource where market value exists . There are many studies which are mainly based on language economics, and this areaâs evolution has not deep-rooted history. It is evolving through time and thanks to the scientist now we have lots of educatory studies.Yarymowhich (2006) has used the term...
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From the beginning of time, humans have wondered about our purpose. Where do we come from? Why are we here? What are we meant to do? We are constantly seeking answers for things and in the past, people would just turn to the supernatural, claiming that unknown supernatural forces had created everything. While we are still religious now, we no longer blindly believe in just our sole religion whether it be Islam, Judaism, Hinduism or Christianity, but pair it with...
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âIn truth, pride is double-edged: destructive and ludicrous in the wrong place and the wrong proportions, but heroic and admirable in the right onesâ (Aicinena). Pride has perplexed philosophers and theologians for centuries, and it is an especially paradoxical emotion. People think that they win when they look like âthe bestâ and when their ego has not been touched. In fact, we become slaves of our ego as soon as we follow it, when we start feeding our pride, so...
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Introduction The issue of doctrinal correctness and the confusions generated by it, is one that is as old as the church. Right since the inception and birth of the church till now, there has been numerous issues as regards doctrinal correctness and what practices that one must have to belong to the church of God or the body of Christ. It is nearly impossible â if not entirely â to look upon the history of the church and not be...
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Introduction and focus Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu made the term rainbow nation official after the apartheid era. This term is a symbol of hope, promise and a country that has managed to reconcile after years of racial segregation. Societies historical problems were believed to be conquered through commitment to the ideals of national reconciliation and the rainbow nation. National reconciliation and the idea of the rainbow nation were generally regarded as the main supports of social cohesion...
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Introduction Compassion is a profound human emotion that prompts individuals to extend understanding, kindness, and support to those in need. In American society, where diversity and complexity shape everyday interactions, it fosters community, understanding, and mutual respect. This essay explores the multifaceted nature of compassion within the United States, examining its significance in various spheres, including social, educational, healthcare, and interpersonal relationships. In a country marked by a rich tapestry of cultures, beliefs, and backgrounds, compassion unifies, bridging gaps and...
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Ever since the inception of human existence on the planet, language has been the indispensable nature of human life. Language has provided and served numerous wants and desires of incalculable lives not only of humans but also of other ecological inhabitants. One of the distinctive and superior features that language has ever promulgated is the âspecies specificationâ, giving humans a position far above the realms of animals. The fact of language as omnipotent sovereign has also been share by Shelly...
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Abstract The study centers around how bilingualism impacts individual and group performance at BNP Paribas Fortis in France and Belgium. As the world turns into a complete network, language assumes an energetic role when managing international business. The activity advertise in specific nations plays a great deal of accentuation on language with regards to the activity prerequisite. Studies have appeared bilingual representatives may have immensely regarded business characteristics which may incorporate theorizing fitness, deliberate scholarly, working memory, and accuracy (Heryati,...
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In modern Japan we encounter this âhonourableâ warrior through mass-media. He is often dressed in his famous armour, fighting his many battles with his trusty katana or even engaging in a brotherly fight with the warrior of the shadows, the ninja. While many may argue that these associations are manufactured, we seldom hear of his meek origin and how he has not only influenced Japanese society but also how he impacted the Western world. These are the points discussed in...
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Desire simply means a longing or craving, as for something that brings satisfaction or enjoyment. Desire simply means want. A strong feeling to possess something or having the yearning for some event to happen is desire. Our desires show our priorities which shape up the choices we make. Our actions should be based on the choices made in order to fulfil our desires. Remember to have a positive desires and ambitions. The Heart Is the Store House of All Emotions...
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Scientific Discovery of CRISPR-Cas9 in Gene Editing Limited scientific explorations can revolutionize a field within a short time, but experts are currently able to manipulate cells unimaginably, all due to a CRISPR (clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats) technology. As biologists continually sharpen instruments for deleting, replacing, and modifying DNA, CRISPR strategy has evolved into a popular genome engineering method. It provides total domination over genes in countless species through the utilization of modified bacterial protein and RNA guiding into...
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The reconstructionist movement of the Jews is, in my opinion, beneficial to both the modern-day Jew and the older generation of Jewish people. For many reasons, this movement has helped to save what I would consider a much more conservative era of Jewish people who relied on the traditional ways of practicing Judaism. The reconstruction of the present-day Jew is one of progression and mindfulness during these radical times in our changing world. This new outlook on how you practice...
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Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated on 4th April 1968. He was an activist who organized peaceful demonstrations to seek for the freedom and the rights of the minority populations in America particularly the people of color. Before and after him, there were other activists killed in America but his assassination stood out among many others because fifty years later, its impacts could still be felt (Seeger, and Reiser). America is still under recovery after the death of Martin Luther...
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The thirteenth century Japanese Zen master, Dogen Zenji, had the advantage of looking back at eighteen centuries of the development of Buddhist though and practice. Dogen was well informed of earlier Chinese Zen developments, and his writings and teachings show that he was on intimidate terms with the great Zen teachers of the Chinese lineage. One area of Dogenâs teachings that is particularly worthwhile to take note of is his teachings and writings about practice and the nature of Enlightenment...
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Historically speaking men and women had separate spheres, which defined the natural characteristics of the two sexes. These characteristics that women are expected to be obedient, powerlessness, submissive, dependent and domesticated created a natural hierarchy that grew increasingly through marriage. In the Victorian Era, a proper woman is perfectly described by the term âAngel in the Houseâ - the title of a popular poem which reflected the mindset of a popular Victorian image of the ideal wife or woman. Seventeenth...
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Abstract KFC is worldâs second largest fast food restaurant chain, which mainly focus on fried chicken industry. In 2018, KFC faced a major crisis in UK. KFC UK has run out of chicken in most of its stores. Since, chicken was basic need for any KFC store to run its operations, this shortage resulted in the closure of various KFC stores in UK. Apart from this, KFC has got hit in terms of brand reputation as customers were very agitated...
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Artur Miller writes the play, The Crucible, which describes the events of the 1960âs Salem witch hunt. However, he writes theses events as an allegory to the 1950âs âwitch huntâ in America against the communist party. The characters in the play portray different types of people during the 1950s. In this play, Salam, the town is under terror from supernatural acts, however, the town fears more of being accused of witchcraft. In the period of accusations of witchcraft over 150...
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