Essays On Consciousness

Modern culture exhibits concretization in various ways. The link between laziness and the pursuit of convenience and ease is a prevalent characteristic seen in “developed” or “first world” societies. This inclination can be observed in our approach to overcoming challenges, which has been deeply rooted in human existence since the beginning. However, it appears that […]

It is in the national revolution that the people were most united, most involved and most active on the fight for freedom. Almost always the leader of the revolution becomes the principal hero of his people. The unity between the people and the leader enhances the effects of both. In our case, Rizal, our national […]

In “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird” by Wallace Stevens, the theme of self-questioning is explored. The poem is divided into thirteen sections, each offering a different perspective centered around the symbol of a blackbird. The blackbird represents human consciousness, emphasizing that each person has their own unique way of perceiving the world. This […]

While taking a break, we are happy to republish some of our favorite ‘oldies but goodies’. This one was first put online in December of last year (2008). It was the first installment of a series of posts on Richard Nisbett’s theory of culture and perception. Enjoy! In a lively account published in Trends In […]

Dr. Margaret Newman’s theory, Health as Expanding Consciousness, initially stemmed from the theory of ‘Unitary Human Beings’ by Martha Rogers as a result of concerns by people who viewed differently the meaning of health. To them, as is espoused by Dr. Margaret, health was/ is not limited to the absence of disability or disease, however […]

Figure 2 illustrates the discrepancy in high school graduation rates and college degree attainment between the region and national averages. Within the region, the rate of high school graduation falls more than 18% below the national average. Additionally, only 10.2% of adults in the region possess a college degree, compared to the national average of […]

SAFE’s dedication to enhancing animal welfare encompasses various approaches, including raising awareness, challenging cruel practices, transforming attitudes, and fostering empathy. Over the course of eight decades, SAFE has emerged as a formidable champion against animal abuse and mistreatment within New Zealand. SAFE is a non-profit charitable organization funded entirely by the community. The main goal […]

The interpretation of organizational misbehavior can vary based on different perspectives, individuals, circumstances, and levels of awareness within an organization (Gibson et al, 2000). Admins are formed with the primary purpose of achieving individual goals that cannot be accomplished by individuals alone (Northcraft and Neale, 1990, p.5). The importance of behavior in admins lies in […]

Background / General Administration can non command environmental alterations. They can merely alter their procedures to accommodate to the environmental alterations and take advantage of the new chances that are the alterations in the environment brings. When a alteration is resist is could be a really hard to accomplish the coveted ground for the wanted […]

Can computers think? What is thinking, exactly, and how does one recognize it? What is the correlation, if any, between thinking and consciousness? Could a computer be conscious? For years, science fiction writers have used these questions as material for their stories, from domestic robots who do all the housework to automated spaceships colonizing and […]

According to Koponen (97), individuals are constantly exposed to subliminal stimuli throughout their lives. These stimuli, which are weak messages aiming to influence thoughts or behavior without conscious perception, can range from being just below the threshold of perception to extremely weak (Koponen, 97). Despite frightening many people, subliminal messages are sometimes marketed as a […]

Consumer transactions in contemporary marketing strategy have become a battle of minds and wills, resembling game theory (Lee, Frederick, and Chamberlain 2007). Each new generation of consumers faces an increasing saturation of media and messages. As a result, individuals develop more sophisticated filtering systems to protect their personal “psychic space,” creating obstacles for marketers who […]

The double consciousness ideas result from many African American people feeling as is existing in two forms in one body. Double Consciousness makes the black people live as an American and a Negro with two souls, two thoughts, two un-reconciled strivings. The black people are forced to present themselves as two people in one body […]

The revelation of information regarding the individuals involved in the early repatriation movement of African descendants in America demonstrates the prioritization of Christianity, commerce, and civilization. In relation to the emphasis on Christianity, it was revealed that those who participated in the initial return of Africans to America advocated for a deity that aligned with […]

“Agenda: Grinding America Down,” a documentary produced by Curtis Bowers, a former representative of Idaho State, was released in 2010. The film originated from Bowers’ experience at a Communist Party USA gathering in Berkeley in 1992, following the fall of the Berlin Wall. Essentially, the movie highlights the ongoing presence and imminent threat of Communism […]

Conflict occurs in variable manners, and it can be individual to individual, individual to self, or individual to surroundings among other contexts. Flannery O’Connor, William Faulkner, and Emily Dickinson present conflict in poetry and prose. They present such in “A Good Man Is Hard to find,” “Barn Burning,” and “No Rack Can Torture Me” respectively. […]