Thought Essay Examples

This reading assignment is from Dr. Chuck Hermans? PhD work. He is a professor at Missouri State University and granted permission to use it for this course on health marketing. A key observation to notice throughout this reading assignment is that in the history of business (or commercial) marketing there has been no reference to […]

It is very important to question the ideas and decisions of people in positions of authority in today’s society. Although some respect for authority is necessary for a group to function, questioning the people in charge makes us better thinkers. In today’s society, we have many questions about the choices and decisions some of our […]

Max Weber has claimed that power arises when given two people in a social relationship one will try to get himself in a better position to enforce his will on the other despite any form of resistance.   This then assumes that there is conflict between these two parties in the social relationship as both try […]

In the past, I used to follow the advice of “reading between the lines” as it usually revealed straightforward information. However, in order to find something valuable, one must go beyond conventional boundaries and explore ambiguous areas. Before, I was satisfied with what was immediately obvious without considering or examining additional factors. But after joining […]

Groupthink refers to the agreement within groups, and the theory behind it was formulated by Irving Janis, a psychologist in 1972 who focused on the process of decision-making. The concept of groupthink centers on prioritizing group cohesion and solidarity over individual thoughts. This theory rests on certain core assumptions, and can only occur under specific […]

Thought and Discussion: On Liberty of Thoughts and Discussion By: Pamela Noble For: Professor Brad Bell Ethics and Media, The Arts and Society Excelsior College August 11, 2013 Thoughts and Discussion: On the Liberty of Thought and Discussion Abstract In the second chapter of John Stuart Mill’s essay, On Liberty, Mill presents reasons why he […]

According to John Searle, strong Artificial Intelligence devices can only understand information through syntax and not truly comprehend its meaning. He questions if a digital computing device, relying solely on syntax, would be capable of making choices regarding social, political, or economic ways of life. Furthermore, he ponders what choices such a device would make […]

In her moving and astonishing novel Sula, published in 1973, Toni Morrison presents the lives of two black heroines – Nel Wright and Sula Peace. The author pictures their growing up together in a small Ohio town, their sharply divergent paths of womanhood, and their ultimate confrontation and reconciliation. Nel Wright chooses to stay in […]

Being unemployed and fired, I am contemplating my next steps while troubled by pessimistic thoughts about my future. Unexpectedly, my landlord arrives uninvited to demand rent payment in a rude manner, leaving me defeated and uncertain. While pleading with the landlord, my voice trembled as I promised to pay in full within a week. However, […]

1. Introduction As human beings, people have different ways of thinking. The way they think will influence their decisions. Nowadays, some people try to improve their potential to think uniquely. This type of thinking can be called Lateral thinking. This concept is very useful for people who are working in business organisation especially when they […]

For Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, our personality is rooted in the dynamics of our unconscious; all the ideas, thoughts, and feelings of which we are normally unaware. Freud identified sexual and aggressive instincts as the primary unconscious drives that determine human behavior. According to Freud, personality is made of three structures: the id, […]

Edward de Bono thought to be one of the leading authority in the world in the field of creative thinking and direct teaching of thinking as a skill. A de Bonian thinker states, “There are highly intelligent people who are poor thinkers. Intelligent people may use their thinking to simply defend a point of view. […]

Critical Thinking: What Does It Take? In making a decision that could affect the future of the business, one needs to apply critical thinking to the thought process. In a recent work related situation, critical thinking played an active role in the decision-making process. Each administrative staff in our research institute is responsible for specific […]

I will be reading you an inspiration poem from Douglas Malloch. Malloch was an American poet, short story writer, and associate editor of American Lumberman magazine. In this poem he is telling us that we should not worry about what happened yesterday, or what may happen tomorrow, but to live one day at a time! […]

Outline Thesis Statement Difference in eastern western culture causes a thing different in value orientation, translation of a work of a movie gets a way of direct translation, and, it’s possible to admit for an audience. It’s need to changed the Culture in the movie. Introductio China’s movie translation enterprise has passed through more than […]

When engaging in ordinary thinking, the mind is free to wander and associate ideas. However, contemplation involves focused and directed thinking without associations. It is a process where specific problems are tackled by putting aside any unrelated ideas. Science utilizes this form of thinking as it involves logical contemplation. The act of contemplating is characterized […]

The influence of human factors on critical thinking is examined by Andrea Tracy from the University of Phoenix. These elements, which include enculturation, emotion, stress, ego and bias are crucial in shaping our thought processes. To optimize decision-making and the critical thinking process, it is essential to identify these factors, as emphasized by Tracy. The […]

Will M. Annie Dillard’s “The Wreck of Time” Annie Dillard’s “The Wreck of Time” is a unique piece of writing. The essay has no clear thesis statement, lacks transitions between paragraphs and provides no obvious connection between its various subsections. Upon first reading Dillard’s piece, one might think that it’s little more than a series […]

Both art and literature in Surrealism highlight the significance of imagery that pertains to the subconscious or irrational. Although originally a follower of the Dadaism movement, Andre Breton is believed to have founded the surrealist movement. He felt that Dadaism lacked direction and was considered “anti-art” due to its purposeful irrationality and protest against war, […]

The Cognitive theory is focused on the individual’s thoughts. It is believed that these thoughts determine an individual’s emotions and behaviors and therefore personality. The cognitive theorists believe that we could have no emotions, no behavior and would not function without our thoughts. The thoughts always come before any feeling and any action. The cognitive […]

According to Erikson’s theory, each stage involves a crisis that needs resolution, providing an opportunity for personality development. Unlike Freud, Erikson believed that such developmental changes occur throughout one’s life. Erikson’s focus on culture is also well-known. The preschooler stage can be best described as the initiative vs. guilt stage. The bioecological approach to development, […]

Amy Tan employs the device of thoughtful laughter in The Joy Luck Club to convey a message through humor. By using this technique, Tan effectively captures the reader’s attention and communicates an idea, whether it’s explicit or not. A prime example of this can be seen in the “Best Quality” chapter where the family is […]