Man is a social animal
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The document lists the names and student IDs of 5 students. It then shares a quote from Aristotle stating that man is by nature a social animal and cannot live without society as he would either be a beast or God. It provides explanations for why man is social by nature and how society determines human personality and development.
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The document provides a list of synonyms for words from A to Z organized in alphabetical order. It includes 3 sections. The first section provides synonyms for words starting from A to F. The second section lists synonyms for words from G to O. The third section contains synonyms for words from P to Z. Each entry includes the target word and its synonym. The document aims to help learners understand synonyms and their meanings.Basic of human nature
Basic of human natureSMART LEARNING -SEE YOUR WORLD IN DIFFRENT WAY
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The document discusses the basic nature of human beings and human skills. It describes how human skills differ between individuals and include things like communication, leadership, and personality. It discusses how human nature is based on character and temperament, which shape a person's core nature. While the surface can change, human nature itself does not. The document also examines the influence of heredity and environment on human nature and how both contribute to personality development. It outlines some basic dimensions of individual interactions in society, including primary dimensions like age, gender, and nationality and secondary dimensions like communication style and work experience.Phases of globalization(1)
Phases of globalization(1)htulungenaram
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There were three main phases of globalization in history:
1) From 1492 to around 1800, which saw exploration and the establishment of colonies as European powers sought to expand their influence and gain resources.
2) From 1800 to 1940, characterized by the expansion of international trade and the growth of multinational companies, though this period ended with the outbreak of World War 1 and 2.
3) From 1950 onwards, led by the establishment of institutions like the IMF, World Bank, and GATT/WTO to promote free trade and economic cooperation in the postwar period and reduce barriers to international commerce.Human Nature Presentation
Human Nature Presentationmefrendster
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The document discusses different philosophies and biological evidence regarding human nature. It explains that human nature includes logical characteristics and behaviors that are common to all humans. It also discusses theories that genetics, psychology, birth order, instincts, and hormones can influence human nature. The document concludes that both biological and philosophical evidence support the idea that human nature is an innate attribute that can determine behavior, regardless of environmental influences.Philosophy of the human person
Philosophy of the human personZahra Zulaikha
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This document provides an overview of philosophy of the human person and existentialism. It discusses how philosophy begins in wonder and aims to understand human life and reality as a whole. Existentialism emphasizes the individual's existence and freedom over rationalism. While existentialist philosophies diverge, they commonly focus on humans as actors and subjects rather than objects, and stress existence as situatedness and freedom in different ways. The document explores various existentialist thinkers like Kierkegaard, Heidegger, Sartre, and their views on authentic versus inauthentic existence.Globalisation
GlobalisationNikunj Patel
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Globalization has increased due to advances in technology and transportation. The Indian government opened the country to foreign investment in 1991, leading to globalization in various industries. Globalization integrates economies through trade, financial flows, and corporate investment between nations. It has both benefits like cheaper products and job creation, as well as drawbacks like increased competition and potential exploitation of workers. Supporters argue it improves efficiency and technology transfer, while critics say it disproportionately benefits developed countries and increases economic and political inequality between nations.What Are The Characteristics Of A Civilization
What Are The Characteristics Of A CivilizationChristopher Trammel
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This document outlines seven key characteristics of civilization: 1) Cities, 2) Central governments and law codes, 3) Writing and record keeping, 4) Specialized jobs, 5) Social classes, 6) Complex technologies, and 7) Highly organized religions. It notes that by 3000 BCE, societies in Southwest Asia and Egypt were developing these elements and that by 1000 BCE civilization had emerged in many parts of the world.Man is a social animal
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- 5. A Legendary Greek Philosopher Aristotle Said That Man is by nature a social animal.He who lives without society is either a beast or a God
- 6. A person who uses every way possible to communicate with as many people or groups as possible
- 7. Man is a social animal because without society he is nothing but animal.
- 8. Man is social by nature Development of self Social heritage determines human personality Necessity makes a man social Man and society
- 9. Play Help Learn Language Work Human Qualities Knowledge Respect Harm other Things
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- 20. Social Contact theory Organismic Theory