“Republic” by Plato is one of the most important and influential works in Western philosophy. Written around 380 BC, it addresses fundamental questions about justice, governance, human nature, and the ideal society. The dialogue takes place in the form of a conversation between Socrates, Plato’s teacher, and other Athenian citizens. Through this dialogue, Plato explores […]
If you were elected to choose between a fixed, freely floating, or a dirty float exchange rate system, which would you choose for your home country? Why?( KOREA) If elected to choose between the different types of exchange rates, I would pick on the fixed exchange rate system. This type of an exchange rate allows
“The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order” by Samuel P. Huntington is one of the most influential and debated works of political science and international relations in the late 20th century. First published in 1996, this book expands on an article Huntington originally wrote for Foreign Affairs in 1993. Huntington’s central thesis
“Letter from the Birmingham Jail” is one of the most influential documents in the history of the American Civil Rights Movement. Written by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 16, 1963, while he was imprisoned in Birmingham, Alabama, the letter serves as a powerful and eloquent defense of nonviolent protest against racial injustice. The
The Christian foundations of America have been a subject of much debate, particularly when it comes to their role in the nation’s identity and governance. According to Tim Goeglein, a prominent author and advocate for Christian values in the public square, there have been significant attacks on these foundations. In his view, these attacks have
Throughout American history, several court cases have resulted in controversial and often unjust verdicts. These cases serve as reminders of the flaws that can exist within the legal system, and their outcomes have shaped discussions about fairness, due process, and judicial reform. This article explores some of the most famous court cases that resulted in
“The Most Dangerous Game” versus “The Destructors” “The Most Dangerous Game” by Connell (2006) comprises of the story of a New Yorker who hunts big-game. The hunter drops from a yacht. He swims to a remote Caribbean island. A member of the Cossack aristocracy hunts him while at the island. The story comes off as
There are several risk factors that might have led to the primary problem experienced by the patient. One of the risk factors from the history given is the induction using oxytocin. Oxytocin being a drug used for induction leads to hyper contractility of the uterus. This makes the uterus to contract too much and affects
This paper addresses the comparison of collaborative care for a patient with mental health disorder (bipolar disorder) versus a patient with a medical disorder (Addison’s disease) in the acute care setting. Also referred to as manic-depressive disorder by Cooke and Horne (2012), bipolar disorder is a mental disorder, which influences an individual to have abnormal
Medical tourism has become a growing trend, offering patients the opportunity to seek medical treatments, surgeries, and healthcare services abroad, often at a fraction of the cost. While this practice has opened up new possibilities for individuals seeking affordable or specialized care, it also raises significant ethical questions. The ethical implications of medical tourism touch