Symbolically, a river means different things to different people depending on their religion and culture. In Siddhartha, the significance of the river is held more in the religious light. Religion plays a large part in everyone¡¯s life. In Hermann Hesse¡¯s epic story Siddhartha, the images ...

A person can read a book with their eyes open or with their eyes closed whichever way they choose they will still be reading. The important thing about what that person is reading is that they learn to understand the literature in their hands. Ironically I began reading Roger Shattuck's paper...

Juliana Spahr's Response is an assessment of knowledge and the intricacies of truth. While truth and knowledge are simple in concept, Spahr proves the difficulty of really obtaining them. The main problem with truth is how interpretive it has become, so the "truth" is really just a reflection o...

Chuang Tzu's writings include philosophical arguments that through allegorical vignettes cover various topics that try to impart practical knowledge on how to live a life that is spiritually well developed. I believe it is his hope to alter one's way of thinking to include a transcendent ...

The last couple of decades have brought along a drastic change in technology and communication that have, in turn, changed the way students of higher education are taught and trained. Although greatly declining in the last few years, liberal arts education is still the foundation of learning for alm...

Deming believed that quality was an ongoing process. He further believed that quality had to be constantly evaluated with reference to both internal and external environments affecting an organization. Deming believed that management of organizations should move away from short-term thi...

Plato's belief was that art is fundamentally based on imitation. It was this imitation which made art inferior, combined with the unsuitable moral content of some art. Plato's condemnation of art is seen by some as too rationalist and "depriving it of all its charms" (Otto Apelt). Modern obje...