"Because they are able to buy cars and take the vacations they want, they're all too willing to either disregard the political and social dysfunctions afflicting the country or accept facile explanations for them" (p. 65). ... The Christian right has united with the American Israeli Public Affairs Committee and the conference of Presidents of major Jewish organizations (p. 122). ... Regardless of the political power hold, certain social aspects in America have not improved. ...

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All these took organization and management. ... Purely social relationships were superfluous and tended to reduce efficiency. ... Elton Mayo was the inspiration for the famous Hawthorne studies and the founding father' of the Human Relations movement - the first major impact of social science on management thinking. ... Work is a group activity, that it is social; the peer group (informal group) is highly significant in work relationships. ... Business organisations are not social or welfare organisations and to survive in the highly competitive environment, they have to consider man...

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This can be done through the strength acquired from social organization. However, because the social organization needs to be regulated, lest it break down, and because "desires are many, but things are few", Hsun-tzu taught that people need to be restricted and guided by rules and morality. ...

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The United States is supposed to be a nation of equal beings, yet the government, companies, and organizations in America use race in questionnaires and forms. ... The truth is, we are deceived by many organizations claiming equality when asked the questions of our background. ... Unfortunately, the United States has a social defect which disregards the equality between human beings. ... Second, social effects range from barring relationships to employment. ... These effects, which are the major issues concerning the social structure of the U.S. today, will persist and accumulate as lo...

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Sociology by definition studies the social sources and social consequences of knowledge. ... Social organization is one of the tools that is used in the sociology of knowledge. Social organization shapes the content and structure of knowledge into basic groupings. ... Knowledge is powerful because it can be used as a form of social control. ... This idea is much like the ideas of social stratification because the non wealthy and minorities are unable to reach a position of power. ...

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Already, most of the major world health organizations and a number of governments have moved to ban such cloning in order to prevent a reoccurrence of the kind of wrongheaded thinking which would use cloning to build armies or create a super-race. ... In addition, the World Health Organization, a part of the United Nations, has called for a total ban, as has the Vatican. ... Which is concerned with the social direction of human evolution. . ...

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However this number could be much more because all of those people polled for their religious affiliations, people often answer that they have no religion, because the majority of this group is not aligned with any kind of membership organization or church. ... An interesting parallel can be made to real life that people who have an absence of traditional religions create the same behavioral, social, and psychological phenomena associated with traditional religious cultures, but in association with secular, political, ethnic, commercial or other systems of nontraditional religions. However s...

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Some areas in the novel were really fascinating and pedagogical by showing they were civilized people due to their social organization, their economic system and their religious beliefs. Ibo had a very structured social order. ...

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Social relations are defined by it and secondary institutions like legislature and political offices are by and large made to facilitate execution of mode of morality given by religion. ... Terrorist organizations like Al-Qaeda, Islamic State, Taliban and Boko Haram are its blunt examples. These organizations have the motto to impose the set of ideas on people of all regions which they consider righteous and guarantor of deliverance from sorrow. If a political picture is drawn now, the fact becomes crystal clear that most of the terrorist organizations states are confronting with are religious...

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They do so by taking into thought a number of principles either by wealth, political stance, race, or whatever else people self-segregate themselves by creating somewhat of a hierarchy of groups (these factions much like our political parties, organizations, religions, geographically, and etc.). ... This combines a very large group of people all with the same problem and social stature joined together with one link. ...

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Moreover, the geographic, rather than ideological, basis of the religion (the fact that it comprises whatever all the people of India have believed and done) has given Hinduism the character of a social and doctrinal system that extends to every aspect of human life. ... No doctrinal or ecclesiastical hierarchy exists in Hinduism, but the intricate hierarchy of the social system (which is inseparable from the religion) gives each person a sense of place within the whole. ... We receive salvation by making a life-changing commitment to Christ, not merely by accepting doctrines or joining ...

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Marx went to argue that product alienation alters the individual's social relation to what they produce and to the natural world. ()As a student, I feel alienated from my product of my labor. ... As exchange becomes the dominant social relation, however, product alienation becomes greatest when the worker cannot use the product they produce. ... A fourth type of alienation discussed by Marx is alienation from fellow humans and from the social community. p(126)There are two forms in which alienation from humans takes place. ... I take the shuttle every morning and at least 90 percent of th...

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With Whitefield's celebrated speaking tours of the colonies there appeared an innovative style of communications that refined the social context in which public address took place. ... Nathan Cole described George Whitefield's appearance before four thousand listeners, " I saw before me a cloud of fogg rising; I first thought it came from the great river, but as I came from nearer to the road, I heard a noise of horses feet coming down the road and this cloud was a cloud of dust made by the horses feet; it arose some Rods into the air over the tops of Hills and trees and when I came ...

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In the daily social life of Turkey, one of the fundamental debates, among the different sections of the society is "laicism". ... To make more clearing, secularism signifies an independence from religion and church; not pertaining to clergies or to side with the arrangement of the daily life and social moral standards out of the order or the influence of religions. ... However, the thin difference among the concepts of laicism and secularism arise when they apply as a preference of modern state's social and political management. ... Tolerance could be defined as an acknowledgment and endu...

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The organization and presentation of The Kingdom of Matthias is highly effective in telling the story. ... Paul Johnson and Sean Wilentz also provide background information of major aspects of human life affected by the market revolution including family life, sexuality, and social class. ... In class we learned about the market revolution and its affect on different types of workers and the different social classes. ... I think the authors were successful in conveying the main ideas and eluding to the fact that "each of the Kingdom's major characters appeared to be emblematic of...

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Spiritual Traditions such as Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, and Hinduism believe in the intricate social hierarchy, but believe in rather conforming to it, become a part of it and follow the natural way of things. ... Therefore, the basic intent of religion can be seen as a combat of worldly evil: to unite the common good, through natural and social respect. ...

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they believed in social reform adn evangicalization, adn soon organized their efforts to create Sunday schools and visited the homes of those they wished to convert. ... It is during this time that such organizations are formed like the YMCA adn YWCA, and the Salvation Army. ...

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Although it seems like a simple and harmless process, religious and social organizations are outraged at the scene of creating animals and humans that did not involve the natural process of conception. ...

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Since the Scripture offered solutions to all problems of individual conduct, church and secular government, and social organization, and educated citizenry was necessary to enable individuals to interpret the meaning of the Scripture for their lives. ...

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The organization and rules of a civilization repress man's primal desires. ... "When a person changes his physical or social environment "intentionally"- that is, in order to change human behavior, possibly including his own- he plays two roles: one as a controller, as the designer of a controlling culture, and another as the controlled, as the product of a culture."...

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Actually it is not so much a religion as a religion-social system. ... Elaborate tissues of ancient religion-social laws were created and were indestructible. ... Hindu's are averse to the organization, the reliance on authorities, considering these obstacles to be harmful to cooperation. ...

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The obvious necessity of these communities, however, does not take into account the dangers that accompany any social grouping. ... Finally, most humans have a deep need for some sort of spiritual fulfillment, which is often met by their religious group or organization. ... This distinction is an essential part of survival and the fulfillment of our needs, and is often a positive aspect of human social structures. ...

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The religion is centered more on the Japanese value system as it relates to social behavior and personal motivation. ... Lastly, I believe that in today's society there is so much negatively surrounding religion, religious organizations, and religious leaders that it is understandable when people choose to not actively participate in any one religion. ... Despite, all of this, religion can be comforting, help to guide a person's life, and serves a social function. ...

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This complicated problem contains many different views by activists, religious groups, and philosophical organizations, making them one of the most controversial and debated issues of today. ... When examining Animal Rights, one can generally draw mixed conclusions when looking at the legal, social-philosophical, and religious, positions. ...

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