What are the different schools of thought in Grand Theory?
Q. I have an assignment and can't figure out my reading. In trying to understand it, can someone that knows about Interdisciplinary Research tell me what are the different schools of thought in Grand Theory? My understanding was that all disciplines have a different school of thought. But they text mentions modernism, interpretivism, postmodernism and feminism. Is it that these are the encompassing schools of thoughts from which all other disciplines take off from? Is very confusing to me! Thank you for your blessed help.
Asked by Rita L - Wed Nov 18 17:18:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know.
Answered by Ronny - Wed Nov 18 17:23:58 2009
Q. I have an assignment and can't figure out my reading. In trying to understand it, can someone that knows about Interdisciplinary Research tell me what are the different schools of thought in Grand Theory? My understanding was that all disciplines have a different school of thought. But they text mentions modernism, interpretivism, postmodernism and feminism. Is it that these are the encompassing schools of thoughts from which all other disciplines take off from? Is very confusing to me! Thank you for your blessed help.
Asked by Rita L - Wed Nov 18 17:18:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't know.
Answered by Ronny - Wed Nov 18 17:23:58 2009
What are some philosophical schools of thought on relationships?
Q. I am just recently opening my eyes to the wonders of philosophy. I also just got into a relationship. What are some schools of thought on how a romantic relationship should be dealt with? Like how to handle issues, how to connect better, ect. I want to inform myself of all the possibilities so that I may pick which I like for myself. Please stray from writing YOUR opinion.
Asked by Whaddup_gbd - Sun Oct 11 15:50:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a book by a man named Eckhart Tolle, it's called a New Earth. His insights into the human mind and ego were incredibly helpful to me in my life. He's terribly new agey, but if you can get past that, I promise his viewpoints are essential. He borrows some from the Buddhist view of life, without any sort of dogmatic or religious hoo hah. The destruction of the human ego is a very helpful path to take in life. I find his insights have given me a better outlook on life, one that is universal and not situational.
Answered by jake - Sun Oct 11 16:10:31 2009
Q. I am just recently opening my eyes to the wonders of philosophy. I also just got into a relationship. What are some schools of thought on how a romantic relationship should be dealt with? Like how to handle issues, how to connect better, ect. I want to inform myself of all the possibilities so that I may pick which I like for myself. Please stray from writing YOUR opinion.
Asked by Whaddup_gbd - Sun Oct 11 15:50:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a book by a man named Eckhart Tolle, it's called a New Earth. His insights into the human mind and ego were incredibly helpful to me in my life. He's terribly new agey, but if you can get past that, I promise his viewpoints are essential. He borrows some from the Buddhist view of life, without any sort of dogmatic or religious hoo hah. The destruction of the human ego is a very helpful path to take in life. I find his insights have given me a better outlook on life, one that is universal and not situational.
Answered by jake - Sun Oct 11 16:10:31 2009
what are the two schools of thought into which art historians divide works of art?
Q. What are the defining ideals of these two schools of thought? 10 points for correct answer!
Asked by andy4323 - Thu Apr 9 19:25:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Romanticism and Modernism?
Answered by Mel. - Thu Apr 9 22:08:48 2009
Q. What are the defining ideals of these two schools of thought? 10 points for correct answer!
Asked by andy4323 - Thu Apr 9 19:25:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Romanticism and Modernism?
Answered by Mel. - Thu Apr 9 22:08:48 2009
Identify the major schools of thought in psychology?
Q. Foundations of Psychology Paper oundations of Psychology Paper (due Week One) Prepare a 700 to 1,050-word paper in which you examine the foundations of psychology. In your paper be sure to address the following components: a. Identify the major schools of thought in psychology and examine their major underlying assumptions. b. Identify the primary biological foundations of psychology linked to behavior. Be prepared to discuss this assignment in class.
Asked by twoboyz_22 - Fri Mar 26 02:55:14 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just a thought your instructor knows that your attempting to cheat...and there is a student code of conduct at UOP!! You might want to update yourself with that reading and then possibly you won't try to use the minds of others to do your work for you!
Answered by unknown - Mon Mar 29 14:32:10 2010
Q. Foundations of Psychology Paper oundations of Psychology Paper (due Week One) Prepare a 700 to 1,050-word paper in which you examine the foundations of psychology. In your paper be sure to address the following components: a. Identify the major schools of thought in psychology and examine their major underlying assumptions. b. Identify the primary biological foundations of psychology linked to behavior. Be prepared to discuss this assignment in class.
Asked by twoboyz_22 - Fri Mar 26 02:55:14 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. just a thought your instructor knows that your attempting to cheat...and there is a student code of conduct at UOP!! You might want to update yourself with that reading and then possibly you won't try to use the minds of others to do your work for you!
Answered by unknown - Mon Mar 29 14:32:10 2010
What is theoretical schools of thought within Psychology? Plzzz help me?
Q. List, define and explain citing an example of each, any three of the different theoretical schools of thought within Psychology. Doing this for my mid term review, please help me.
Asked by $all7!89 - Sat Sep 27 08:24:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gestalt: the notion that the brain seeks to find "wholeness" and meaning in its perception, the notion of "Pragnanz". An example would be that the mind is able to perceive what an object is even if it only see a portion of it or if it is broken up. Wetheimer, Koffka, Kohler. Psychoanalytic: The theory that early experiences affect adult performance and that the successful resolution of early stage of development produce an integrated and well-functioning adult, but failure to resolve childhood stage results in continuous attempts to resolve them. Freud, Jung, Adler, Horney, Erickson. Freud believed that peoples later concern with acquiring money and goods was a sign of retentiveness at the anal stage. Behaviorist: Main figure is B. F.… [cont.]
Answered by cavassi - Sat Sep 27 08:41:53 2008
Q. List, define and explain citing an example of each, any three of the different theoretical schools of thought within Psychology. Doing this for my mid term review, please help me.
Asked by $all7!89 - Sat Sep 27 08:24:34 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gestalt: the notion that the brain seeks to find "wholeness" and meaning in its perception, the notion of "Pragnanz". An example would be that the mind is able to perceive what an object is even if it only see a portion of it or if it is broken up. Wetheimer, Koffka, Kohler. Psychoanalytic: The theory that early experiences affect adult performance and that the successful resolution of early stage of development produce an integrated and well-functioning adult, but failure to resolve childhood stage results in continuous attempts to resolve them. Freud, Jung, Adler, Horney, Erickson. Freud believed that peoples later concern with acquiring money and goods was a sign of retentiveness at the anal stage. Behaviorist: Main figure is B. F.… [cont.]
Answered by cavassi - Sat Sep 27 08:41:53 2008
What are some negative thought about single sex schools?
Q. Im doing a debate in school and im on the negative side of the topic( which i didnt choose) and i need to know what could be bad about single sex schools.
Asked by Tin - Tue Oct 7 12:14:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Going to school isn't all about book education, its about kids and people learning how to interact with each other, all different kinds of people, and people of different sexes. If it's all one sex, how will they ever learn how to behave in a mixed environment.
Answered by Redheaded Sunshine - Tue Oct 7 12:19:54 2008
Q. Im doing a debate in school and im on the negative side of the topic( which i didnt choose) and i need to know what could be bad about single sex schools.
Asked by Tin - Tue Oct 7 12:14:40 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Going to school isn't all about book education, its about kids and people learning how to interact with each other, all different kinds of people, and people of different sexes. If it's all one sex, how will they ever learn how to behave in a mixed environment.
Answered by Redheaded Sunshine - Tue Oct 7 12:19:54 2008
What do you think of this school bag?
Q. I was wondering what you think of this school bag. Note I've been wearing messenger bags for a while now. I hate backpacks. why does some say it's overpriced? I never said how much it cost
Asked by Chan S - Thu Jul 29 01:31:04 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I was wondering what you think of this school bag. Note I've been wearing messenger bags for a while now. I hate backpacks. why does some say it's overpriced? I never said how much it cost
Asked by Chan S - Thu Jul 29 01:31:04 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
If your high school doesn't give class rankings, will this hurt your chances for a good college/university?
Q. my high school doesn't rank their students, only gives a GPA. if a college or university we'd like to apply to requires to know the class ranking, how would this affect our chances of being accepted? my school thinks that having class rankings creates unnecessary competition since most of us do well. also, do you only know your class ranking if you're valedictorian or salutatorian of your graduating class in this case?
Asked by ;) - Fri Jul 23 16:35:30 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the college can ask ur high school for ur class ranking
Answered by StylishDude - Fri Jul 23 16:53:33 2010
Q. my high school doesn't rank their students, only gives a GPA. if a college or university we'd like to apply to requires to know the class ranking, how would this affect our chances of being accepted? my school thinks that having class rankings creates unnecessary competition since most of us do well. also, do you only know your class ranking if you're valedictorian or salutatorian of your graduating class in this case?
Asked by ;) - Fri Jul 23 16:35:30 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the college can ask ur high school for ur class ranking
Answered by StylishDude - Fri Jul 23 16:53:33 2010
What are some schools of thought concerning "force at a distance"?
Q. Gravity, and magnetics... I heard a theory that stated "all force is force at a distance" if you look at objects on the atomic level, nothing ever really touches, so most forces occour at a constant distance, and some others occour at different distances... can anyone help me with some theories on this? thanks P
Asked by Magley64...AM - Mon Nov 19 09:12:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yep there are 4 fundamental forces. and they act at a distance, by exchanging what is called a 'mediator' looking up 'fundamental interaction' (on wiki for example) should explain what you are looking for. but it'll probably get copied here by someone anyway...
Answered by Nobody - Mon Nov 19 09:31:35 2007
Q. Gravity, and magnetics... I heard a theory that stated "all force is force at a distance" if you look at objects on the atomic level, nothing ever really touches, so most forces occour at a constant distance, and some others occour at different distances... can anyone help me with some theories on this? thanks P
Asked by Magley64...AM - Mon Nov 19 09:12:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yep there are 4 fundamental forces. and they act at a distance, by exchanging what is called a 'mediator' looking up 'fundamental interaction' (on wiki for example) should explain what you are looking for. but it'll probably get copied here by someone anyway...
Answered by Nobody - Mon Nov 19 09:31:35 2007
What schools of thought are available in cultural anthropology?
Q. In what ways does Cultural Materialism differ from the others?
Asked by sexydaisy - Tue Apr 29 13:10:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a huge list and this is a short one. Here is a short one. Structuralism Stuctural Functionalism Materialism Historical Materialism Dialectical Materialism Sociobiology (not really thought of as a school of thought yet, but is gaining influence) Evolutionary Psychology (not really thought of as a school of thought yet, but is gaining influence) Culture History Historical Anthro Cultural Relativism Marxism Symbolic Anthro Semiotics Postmodernism Environmental Determinism Selectionism Cultural Ecology Human Ecology Cultural Determinism Thick Description Feminist Anthro Cultural Evolutionism Many of these are defunct or have evolved into one or another. The most common, among academics, are probably structuralism, postmodernism,… [cont.]
Answered by Earwax Of Satan - Tue Apr 29 19:02:37 2008
Q. In what ways does Cultural Materialism differ from the others?
Asked by sexydaisy - Tue Apr 29 13:10:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a huge list and this is a short one. Here is a short one. Structuralism Stuctural Functionalism Materialism Historical Materialism Dialectical Materialism Sociobiology (not really thought of as a school of thought yet, but is gaining influence) Evolutionary Psychology (not really thought of as a school of thought yet, but is gaining influence) Culture History Historical Anthro Cultural Relativism Marxism Symbolic Anthro Semiotics Postmodernism Environmental Determinism Selectionism Cultural Ecology Human Ecology Cultural Determinism Thick Description Feminist Anthro Cultural Evolutionism Many of these are defunct or have evolved into one or another. The most common, among academics, are probably structuralism, postmodernism,… [cont.]
Answered by Earwax Of Satan - Tue Apr 29 19:02:37 2008
If Islam was perfected by God before he gave it to Mohamed, how can there be differing schools of thought?
Q. Wahabism, Sharia etc? Doesn't it stand to reason that if it is perfected, then there cannot be differing schools of thought. and doesn't it stand further to reason that either one school of thought represents perfect Islam and all others cannot be Islam?
Asked by The Notorious P.I.G - Tue Dec 2 17:22:15 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A'udhu bi'llahi min ash-shaytani'r-rajim I seek refuge with Allah from the Accursed Shaytan bismillahi rahmani rahim in the name of Allah Most Beneficent Most Merciful Of those who split up their religion (i.e. who left the true Islamic Monotheism), and became sects, [i.e. they invented new things in the religion (Bid'ah), and followed their vain desires], each sect rejoicing in that which is with it.[] (32) Verily, those who divide their religion and break up into sects (all kinds of religious sects)[], you (O Muhammad SAW) have no concern in them in the least. Their affair is only with Allah, Who then will tell them what they used to do. (159) Whoever brings a good deed (Islamic Monotheism and deeds of obedience to Allah and His… [cont.]
Answered by AbdiRahman Slave ofTheBeneficent - Tue Dec 2 17:38:19 2008
Q. Wahabism, Sharia etc? Doesn't it stand to reason that if it is perfected, then there cannot be differing schools of thought. and doesn't it stand further to reason that either one school of thought represents perfect Islam and all others cannot be Islam?
Asked by The Notorious P.I.G - Tue Dec 2 17:22:15 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A'udhu bi'llahi min ash-shaytani'r-rajim I seek refuge with Allah from the Accursed Shaytan bismillahi rahmani rahim in the name of Allah Most Beneficent Most Merciful Of those who split up their religion (i.e. who left the true Islamic Monotheism), and became sects, [i.e. they invented new things in the religion (Bid'ah), and followed their vain desires], each sect rejoicing in that which is with it.[] (32) Verily, those who divide their religion and break up into sects (all kinds of religious sects)[], you (O Muhammad SAW) have no concern in them in the least. Their affair is only with Allah, Who then will tell them what they used to do. (159) Whoever brings a good deed (Islamic Monotheism and deeds of obedience to Allah and His… [cont.]
Answered by AbdiRahman Slave ofTheBeneficent - Tue Dec 2 17:38:19 2008
A question for all philosophers of all schools of thought out there?
Q. Is it immoral to do nothing when someone else is suffering or being oppressed by a third party (when your action can stop it), regardless of whether or not you think the sufferer deserves it? This might extend beyond the individual and pertain to whole societies. For example, does a powerful nation like America have any obligation to stop genocide, however strongly Americans might be against it? Has any famous philosopher written about this?
Asked by Got rings this millennium? - Sat Oct 10 22:34:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not a famous philosopher but i do want to know how we act. my personal answer is that it's natural but not moral. For most people will just leave someone to suffer then try to help. EX: When we someone being bullied what do most people do? Most would run away or get an adult. after math: (for running away) You just may have lost someone that may have been a good friend and let him suffer. (for adult) Makes things worst.(form experience) The last few people would help him even if they would get injured. Then even if your lost you made a friend.
Answered by Nelly - Sat Oct 10 22:58:06 2009
Q. Is it immoral to do nothing when someone else is suffering or being oppressed by a third party (when your action can stop it), regardless of whether or not you think the sufferer deserves it? This might extend beyond the individual and pertain to whole societies. For example, does a powerful nation like America have any obligation to stop genocide, however strongly Americans might be against it? Has any famous philosopher written about this?
Asked by Got rings this millennium? - Sat Oct 10 22:34:41 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not a famous philosopher but i do want to know how we act. my personal answer is that it's natural but not moral. For most people will just leave someone to suffer then try to help. EX: When we someone being bullied what do most people do? Most would run away or get an adult. after math: (for running away) You just may have lost someone that may have been a good friend and let him suffer. (for adult) Makes things worst.(form experience) The last few people would help him even if they would get injured. Then even if your lost you made a friend.
Answered by Nelly - Sat Oct 10 22:58:06 2009
Why do people in this section approve of people bashing different schools of thought?
Q. it doesnt bother you and you befriend these people even though they are hurting other people in here. Do they have to hurt you personally so that you realize they are rotten apples? sina, youre talking about extremists. im talking about normal shiaas. miss two dots, i think he knows that...but you know how intense his hate for shiaa people is.
Asked by anonymous - Sat Mar 15 13:03:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe because people are hoping that whatever makes you genuinely pure and free of sin may rub off on that individual making asinine comments about others.
Answered by mxcnflmmkr - Sat Mar 15 13:09:46 2008
Q. it doesnt bother you and you befriend these people even though they are hurting other people in here. Do they have to hurt you personally so that you realize they are rotten apples? sina, youre talking about extremists. im talking about normal shiaas. miss two dots, i think he knows that...but you know how intense his hate for shiaa people is.
Asked by anonymous - Sat Mar 15 13:03:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe because people are hoping that whatever makes you genuinely pure and free of sin may rub off on that individual making asinine comments about others.
Answered by mxcnflmmkr - Sat Mar 15 13:09:46 2008
What are the schools of economic thought?
Q. classical, keynesian... and then neoclassical.. what else? what are their features? damn!!! every prof and TA confuse me much!
Asked by snawshia - Thu Feb 5 13:23:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a few:
Answered by robrobiii - Thu Feb 5 13:32:54 2009
Q. classical, keynesian... and then neoclassical.. what else? what are their features? damn!!! every prof and TA confuse me much!
Asked by snawshia - Thu Feb 5 13:23:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a few:
Answered by robrobiii - Thu Feb 5 13:32:54 2009
What are the major schools of anarchistic thought?
Q. I'm doing a report on anarchism and wanna know about the different kinds of anarchism
Asked by Keegzz - Sat Apr 25 11:33:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hate it when people give me a wiki link instead of typing a real answer... But it's too early in the morning for me to try and describe all the forms of anarchism I can think of and I'd probably miss a lot and screw some up, so check out the link!
Answered by Mr. Wildflowers - Sat Apr 25 11:45:48 2009
Q. I'm doing a report on anarchism and wanna know about the different kinds of anarchism
Asked by Keegzz - Sat Apr 25 11:33:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hate it when people give me a wiki link instead of typing a real answer... But it's too early in the morning for me to try and describe all the forms of anarchism I can think of and I'd probably miss a lot and screw some up, so check out the link!
Answered by Mr. Wildflowers - Sat Apr 25 11:45:48 2009
What are the three schools of thought dealing with sociology?
Q. What are the three schools of thought dealing with sociology?
Asked by sammi_6222 - Wed Aug 13 21:19:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. school of thought - a belief (or system of beliefs) accepted as authoritative by some group or school. I'm assuming you are looking for the 3 main paradigms associated with sociology. I hope this helps. Conflict (Marx) Functionalism (Durkheim) Symbolic Interactionalism (Mead) There are many sociologists that subscribe to theories based on variations of the paradigms mentioned above. Addams, J. Adorno, Th. W. Aron, R. Bauman, Z. Baudrillard, J. Becker, H. Bell, D. Benedict, R.F. Berger, P. L. Bhaskar, R. Blau, P. Blumer, H. Boltanski, L. Boudon, R. Bourdieu, P. Coleman, J.A. Collins, R. Comte, A. Cooley, Ch. H. Coser, L. Crompton, R. Crozier, M. Dahrendorf, R. Du Bois, W.E.B. Durkheim, E. Elias, N. Elster, J. Etzioni, A.… [cont.]
Answered by The Original V - Thu Aug 14 01:05:52 2008
Q. What are the three schools of thought dealing with sociology?
Asked by sammi_6222 - Wed Aug 13 21:19:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. school of thought - a belief (or system of beliefs) accepted as authoritative by some group or school. I'm assuming you are looking for the 3 main paradigms associated with sociology. I hope this helps. Conflict (Marx) Functionalism (Durkheim) Symbolic Interactionalism (Mead) There are many sociologists that subscribe to theories based on variations of the paradigms mentioned above. Addams, J. Adorno, Th. W. Aron, R. Bauman, Z. Baudrillard, J. Becker, H. Bell, D. Benedict, R.F. Berger, P. L. Bhaskar, R. Blau, P. Blumer, H. Boltanski, L. Boudon, R. Bourdieu, P. Coleman, J.A. Collins, R. Comte, A. Cooley, Ch. H. Coser, L. Crompton, R. Crozier, M. Dahrendorf, R. Du Bois, W.E.B. Durkheim, E. Elias, N. Elster, J. Etzioni, A.… [cont.]
Answered by The Original V - Thu Aug 14 01:05:52 2008
How would the schools of thought of Anthropology and Sociology look at gender roles in sports?
Q. give your full opinion, such as key features.
Asked by Mia - Sat Mar 27 17:42:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With their eyes probably. They might have someone else explain it for them?
Answered by V10 Bruiser - Wed Mar 31 11:57:56 2010
Q. give your full opinion, such as key features.
Asked by Mia - Sat Mar 27 17:42:44 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With their eyes probably. They might have someone else explain it for them?
Answered by V10 Bruiser - Wed Mar 31 11:57:56 2010
What specific schools of thought support the idea of thinking in terms of black and white,?
Q. and which schools see that as less than desirable?
Asked by Teryiaki Jerky - Sat Jul 11 13:14:49 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seeing moral issues in gray is the act of unfocusing one's mind so that one doesn't see the issues involved. Knowledge, truth, rational conviction all require the integrity of a mind that thinks in logically sound deductive reasoning. But you get a guy who wants to rob a store for the thrill of it and he's all gray. He has unfocused his moral perceptions to those of an ape who thinks its ok to steal from the ape of another tribe. "The present state of our culture may be gauged by the extent to which principles have vanished from public discussion, reducing our cultural atmosphere to the sordid, petty senselessness" of doing what ever one wishes without regard for the black-and-white issues of fundamental truths of society. [Rand] So the… [cont.]
Answered by 12 Syllogisms - Sat Jul 11 14:23:14 2009
Q. and which schools see that as less than desirable?
Asked by Teryiaki Jerky - Sat Jul 11 13:14:49 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seeing moral issues in gray is the act of unfocusing one's mind so that one doesn't see the issues involved. Knowledge, truth, rational conviction all require the integrity of a mind that thinks in logically sound deductive reasoning. But you get a guy who wants to rob a store for the thrill of it and he's all gray. He has unfocused his moral perceptions to those of an ape who thinks its ok to steal from the ape of another tribe. "The present state of our culture may be gauged by the extent to which principles have vanished from public discussion, reducing our cultural atmosphere to the sordid, petty senselessness" of doing what ever one wishes without regard for the black-and-white issues of fundamental truths of society. [Rand] So the… [cont.]
Answered by 12 Syllogisms - Sat Jul 11 14:23:14 2009
"What were the two schools of thought that dominated the 19th century?
Q. "What were the two schools of thought that dominated the 19th century?
Asked by Margaret H - Mon Mar 9 21:34:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. darwinism vs. religon"the creator" 2. democracry and capitalisms vs. royalty and protectionism[communism]
Answered by ole man - Mon Mar 9 21:48:41 2009
Q. "What were the two schools of thought that dominated the 19th century?
Asked by Margaret H - Mon Mar 9 21:34:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. darwinism vs. religon"the creator" 2. democracry and capitalisms vs. royalty and protectionism[communism]
Answered by ole man - Mon Mar 9 21:48:41 2009
How do I tell my class and my peer that I didn't steal her speech topic... I thought of it first :(?
Q. Just before the Holidays on our school website my english teacher posted our speech topics and I am the type of person who gets things done straight away when I came back this girl who sits at my table was like asking everyone for help and my friend Chelsea ( straight A student) said to her a suggestion anyways then the girl thought and she thought of who is afaid of public speeches. This was my idea! I kept quiet because I'm the shy type of person, but inside I'm really panicing and was quiet upset. I already done it ..but I just decided I'd have to do another one :( Anyways its been a week now and I'm really struggling to think of a new topic... my heart was set in talking about that I was so passionate about it. How do I talk to my… [cont.]
Asked by Bonnie - Sun Jul 25 04:41:33 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Just before the Holidays on our school website my english teacher posted our speech topics and I am the type of person who gets things done straight away when I came back this girl who sits at my table was like asking everyone for help and my friend Chelsea ( straight A student) said to her a suggestion anyways then the girl thought and she thought of who is afaid of public speeches. This was my idea! I kept quiet because I'm the shy type of person, but inside I'm really panicing and was quiet upset. I already done it ..but I just decided I'd have to do another one :( Anyways its been a week now and I'm really struggling to think of a new topic... my heart was set in talking about that I was so passionate about it. How do I talk to my… [cont.]
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