… were determined to seek the truth no matter what. Philosophers were the great thinkers of Greece. They set a path many wanted to follow. Among the greatest of the philosophers were Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. These men started the philosophic…

… to deal with life as it is thrown at them. Machiavelli and Socrates offer guidance to societies so they may succeed, as noble rulers. Machiavelli gives his go get them attitude to help maintain power, which I agree with, and Socrates…

… to learn about other people and their cultures. It is sometimes very narrow minded for people to seclude themselves only to their culture. In retrospect, it is necessary that Anthropologist study other people outside of their culture. Most times actually…

… the first Europeans to cross the Atlantic into a New World, they brought with them conventions about family life that endured long after their migration. Their children then inherited these beliefs and continued to practice in what they believed…

… The Shield of Achilles, is meant to show the stark reality of life. He points out that people sometimes like to ignore the severity of situations and look at the happier sides of them. Auden appears to have adapted Achilles' shield to real-life situati…

… of the British king. It was cruel and unjust government. So, after the war the Articles of Confederation made it clear that the new government’s power should not only be strong, but limited. It would prevent one man or one group from getting too much…

… and expressed at different times. And it doesn't translate very well into English. Many Germans are said to like British humour, though. To a foreigner, German humour can seem serious, which may have to do with the incredible bureaucracy, the…

… when one uses his or her potential to the fullest. He refers to this concept as being one’s telos. Telos is the idea that a human being has the ability to do a particular activity. When the activity is performed well and perfected by the person then…

… A. Riis John Kerrington October 23, 1994 The following report is based on the book, "How the Other Half Lives", by Jacob A. Riis. Without a doubt, the lives endured by the immigrants who came to America toward…

… to complete his 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. watch on board the USS Argon. The ship was stationed in the Navy Yard towards the entrance to Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. He began wondering if the next man would show up for his shift. In the distance, a band onboard…