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    The pivotal second chapter of Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations‚ "Of the Principle which gives occasion to the Division of Labour‚" opens with the oft-cited claim that the foundation of modern political economy is the human "propensity to truck‚ barter‚ and exchange one thing for another."1 This formulation plays both an analytical and normative role. It offers an anthropological microfoundation for Smith’s understanding of how modern commercial societies function as social organizations‚ which‚ in

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    an organization can be classified along two dimensions: the ethical criteria used for decision making‚ and the locus of analysis used as a referent (Victor and Cullen‚ 1988). The three ethical criteria are egoism (maximizing one own interests)‚ benevolence (maximizing the interests of as many people as possible) and principle (adherence to universal standards and beliefs). Using the ECQ‚ six different ethical climates were identified: (1) Professional. (2) Caring.(3) Rules.(4) Instrumental. (5)

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    transgressions of a being equate to the falling rock on an unequivocal path towards the spider’s web. This depiction clearly indicates that the power of one’s good deeds have no effect on the power of one’s sins. The use of a spider’s web to symbolize one’s benevolence conveys that a person cannot possibly have a strong connection with God if they rely on only their good deeds to carry them to the Promised Land: they must also fully dedicate themselves to their piety to truly create an enduring bond with the Lord

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    His guidance follows the Bushido code‚ which features eight virtues‚ including rectitude or justice‚ courage‚ benevolence or mercy‚ politeness‚ honesty and sincerity‚ honor‚ loyalty‚ and character and

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    Living a secured life is fundamental for each of the individuals. National Security was not a threat and will never be a threat to our freedoms. The criminals act against benevolence. If a nation is secured‚ it would be a total disaster for the grudgeful evils which would be profitable for the innocent souls‚ who just get to feel hurt or die with no reason....The nurturing buds‚ the mature flowers and the old trees; every being‚ from infancy to oldhood‚ needs defender to shield them. And‚ the National

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    Two Sides of Imperialism

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    The Two Sides of Imperialism Imperialism in the 19th and 20th centuries began crumbling at its foundations. Small enclaves of ethnic and nationalist groups sprouted throughout their native countryside‚ binding their people together to rise against their enemies and oppressors. The thought of independence from the foreign rulers‚ from the class system they set up‚ and from the atrocities they committed to gain control of the land was more than enough to motivate the fellow countrymen to take action

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    Timothy Leary as a Hero

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    accomplishments‚ his devotion to scientific progress‚ or his cheery‚ irrepressible personality. It is a small circle of people indeed who would label this man a hero‚ but the truth is that Dr. Leary embodied the principles of courage‚ discovery‚ and benevolence‚ which none can deny are heroic trademarks. No man has shown more courage in the face of adversity than Timothy Leary. One great example of his valor comes from his early years as a cadet at West Point during the 1940 ’s. After

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    “True religion comes from the heart. It is a deep relationship with God‚ and should bring peace and joy and love to people‚ not fear and guilt and meanness. And worship has meaning only when it is free. God is not honored by worship that is forced under threat of sin or penalty. Nor is God honored by subservient obedience to religious laws devoid of love. God is pleased only by the free expression of the soul that truly loves Him. Anything less is counterfeit and serves only the short-term needs

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    Capitalism is the most justified economic system because it allows for competition and experimentation to further improve the standard of living for the public‚ and under the capitalist system individuals can work for their own rational self-interest while at the same time working for the greater good. In a capitalist system individuals create wealth by producing goods and services of value and do not use arbitrary force. Have great industrialists in history earned their wealth by theft and robbery

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    Function of Art

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    conceptualization. As I outlined earlier‚ art gives the viewer the ability to see concepts at a perceptual level. For example‚ Maxfield Parrish’s Contentment presents the concept of friendship that eliminates what is not important and focuses on the mutual benevolence. It shows men what their world should look like‚ if the sense of life of the artists matches their own‚ or what their world should most emphatically not be like‚ if the senses of life do not match up. For example‚ in Ecstasy‚ Maxfield Parrish

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