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    learning and practice distinguished them  Referred back to a Golden Age he hoped to recapture  Advocated development of Five Inner Virtues especially li – moral propriety and ren - humanity -- “tao”  All society is built on the idea of filial (family) piety -- “xiao”  Superior men – “Chun- tzu” led by example  Noted five basic social relationships I. Ruler and Minister – Righteousness II. Father and Son – Affection III. Husband and Wife – Attention to their separate functions IV. Younger

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    Confucius is often considered to be one of history’s most intelligent and influential philosophers due to his insight into what it means to be a moral individual. In his analects‚ Confucius develops his view on the “gentleman”‚ the ideal man. He discusses how the gentleman must act‚ think‚ and be not only in front of others‚ but in solitude as well. By preaching kindness‚ genuineness‚ thought‚ simplicity‚ and love‚ Confucius instilled in others many morals which I would raise my own children with

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    Managing across culture Introduction Globalization makes the world become to be a big family. More and more international company appears in the social. While in the same times‚ people from different countries or different culture start to work together. How to make the staffs from different culture to work together become a core problem facing by the company. By facing the conflict and difference between different culture‚ to find out a way to effectively manage across culture become more helpful

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    Man’s Nature is Evil Hsun Tzu Man’s nature is evil; goodness is a result of a conscious activity. The nature of man is such that he is born with a fondness for profit. If he indulges this fondness‚ it will lead him to wrangling and strife‚ and all sense of courtesy and humility will disappear. He is born with feelings of envy and hate‚ and if he indulges these‚ they will lead him to violence and crime‚ and all sense of loyalty and good faith will disappear. Man is born with the desires of eyes

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    In the works that we came across during the quarter‚ women identity and social status depend on the male figures of their lives rather than on their individual self. Women in the Qing Dynasty‚ like women from previous ruling period were divided into three main categories of mother‚ wife and daughter. When she was little‚ a girl life and future are depending on her father and his reputation in society; everyone part of the outer sphere refer to her as someone’s daughter because her father is the main

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    Cross-Cultural Perspectives Jim Stewart ETH/316 Richard Ansson Nov 5‚ 2012 Cross-Cultural Perspectives Toyota Motor Corporation was founded in September 1933 as a division of Automatic Weaving Factory car Toyota‚ by Japanese inventor and industrialist‚ Sakichi Toyoda. The company ’s car division and then separated on August 27‚ 1937 to create the Toyota Motor Corporation. In 1936 they launched their first passenger car. ("Biography Everything about Biography"‚ 2012) Toyota began sales in

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    On this essay‚ I am going to discuss‚ why I agree with Amy Chua’s parenting idea. After her daughter grows up‚ she got into an Ivy League university and gotten many high achievements‚ and was very successful. The most important part is her daughter does not hate her mom at all even her mom used to treat her that strict‚ practice four hours a day without rest time‚ etc. I will support my argument by using her daughter’s life as an example. Chua’s Ideas I had extracted two ideas from the article

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    In today’s world‚ people often paint the Enlightenment as an era where reason finally triumphed over blind faith and antiquated viewpoints. However‚ not every view espoused by the Enlightenment thinkers furthered humanist ideals like universal equality and personal liberty. While the writers of the time did make massive strides toward theorizing a more just society‚ half of the population was entirely excluded: women. Not only did the Enlightenment thinkers fail to support increased rights of women

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    dihybrid cross is conducted between heterozygous vestigial and ebony flies in order to determine the acceptance of the nine to three to three to one ratio. If the results of this experiment come out as what is expected‚ about nineteen percent of the filial two generation should be vestigial and another nineteen percent should be ebony. Introduction The vestigial and ebony mutations in fruit flies are both common studies of genetics. Vestigial winged flies have wings which appear crinkled and uneven

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    Chapter 13 Review Chapter Review: A. Describe the influence of Chinese culture on Heian Japan. In the Taika and Nara‚ Japanese peaked in their selective borrowing from Chinese culture. In 646‚ the Japanese tried to introduce the Taika Reforms‚ to change the imperial administration to resemble the Chinese(thought it had little effect in Heian Period).Previously‚ Japanese scholars tried mastering Chinese characters and wrote dynastic histories like those used by emperors in China. In the

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