Category: Philosophy

What is legitimacy theory? Legitimacy theory posits that organisations continually seek to ensure that they operate within the bounds and norms of their respective societies. The social contract is used to represent the myriad expectations society has about how an organisation should conduct its operations (Deegan 2000; Mathew 1993). What is legitimacy gap? Organizations seek […]

Do you cut lobster tail before boiling? I’d assumed boiling lobster tail would leave it rubbery and flavorless, but I was wrong. Now it is the only lobster tail recipe I use! Before you cook lobster tails, you need to do a small amount of prep by cutting the tail shell. How do you cook […]

Why did Plato oppose the Sophists? He asserts that these sophists do not have enough respect for the art of discourse to actually spend the time studying it thoroughly, and because they lack solid understanding of the art, they teach it incorrectly What do the sophists claim to teach? The Sophists claim to teach what […]

Is Astrophysics a good degree? Astrophysics and the space technology industry offer some of the best career paths for physics, mathematics, engineering and computer science graduates who are seeking a professional career, whilst still maintaining contact with advanced scientific concepts. Which country is best for astrophysics? Country Citations 1 Scotland 52,710 2 Israel 31,822 3 […]

What are the pros and cons of public WiFi access? Pros and Cons to using Wi-Fi and Cellular Internet PROS: Typically faster than cellular internet. Signal stability. CONS: Not as easily accessed as cellular. For “public” hotspots, extreme security risks. PROS: Mobility – ability to move the connection with the device being used. CONS: In […]

Is Chartres worth a visit? Chartres is well worth the trip! It’s an easy morning or afternoon trip. Hope you have a sunny day when you visit! The Cathedral at Chartres is a UNESCO WOrld Heritage Site What is the most valuable relic of Chartres Cathedral? It remains so to the present, attracting large numbers […]

What are the 7 civilizations? 7 Oldest Civilizations in the World Ancient Egyptians (c. 3,150 BCE – 332 BCE) Norte Chico (c. 4,000 BCE – c. 1,800 BCE) Mesopotamians (c. 6,500 BCE – 539 BCE) Jiahu (c. 7,000 BCE – 5,700 BCE) ‘Ain Ghazal (c. 7,200 BCE – 5,000 BCE) Çatalhöyük (c. 7,500 BCE – […]

What is the principle of dual aspect? The dual aspect concept states that every business transaction requires recordation in two different accounts. This concept is the basis of double entry accounting, which is required by all accounting frameworks in order to produce reliable financial statements. What are the two aspects of accounting? The dual aspect […]

What is the conflict of the law of life? The conflicts in the short story “The Law of Life” by Jack London include the conflict of “man versus himself”. The old Indian, Koskoosh, has been left behind by his tribe to die in the snow. This is because Koskoosh is old, weak, and feeble, and […]

What is empathy and examples? Empathy is defined as the ability to understand the thoughts feelings or emotions of someone else. An example of empathy is feeling the same amount of excitment as a friend, when they tell you they’re getting married. Is empathy a curse? Empathy is the ability to feel the emotions of […]