CHAPTER I: THE ART OF WAR SYNTHESIS Sun Tzu’s The Art of War Writing taught us‚ and make us realized so many things. We live in a world that is full of competition. Therefore‚ this writing of Sun Tzu is very useful not just in the military troops but also in our personal life especially our battle when we are engaging business. There are lot of strategies and ideas that we can get from The Art of War Writing. As what is written in the summary that I have read in this chapter‚ it was stated
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Phillip Hallie says “cruelty… is a kind of power relationship‚ an imbalance of power wherein the stronger party becomes the victimizer and the weaker becomes the victim” (Hallie 8). Hallie’s definition of cruelty derives from Frederick Douglass’s autobiography where he discusses the origins of slavery and the importance of dignity. Hallie characterizes cruelty in two ways: episodic and institutionalized. In episodic cruelty “the victim knows he is being hurt‚ and his victimizer knows it too” while
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| Student’s Full Name | Student’s Christian Name | Student’s Number | 1) | Law Ka Ho | Louis | 9573189 | 2) | Lee Tsz Yan | Jan | 9576442 | 3) | Cheng Hok Ching | Kenny | 9581277 | 4) | Wong Cheuk Kin | Tommy | 9589712 | 5) | Wong King Chun | Kin | 9560871 | 6) | Chow Wing Yee | Angela | | Subject Lecturer: | Grace Chan | Word Count: | | ------------------------------------------------- Agenda ------------------------------------------------- HISTORY OF CATHAY PACIFIC
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character even though something in our life has been swept up in modernization. Third‚ I also have many opportunities to relax myself. (原来的句子不是概括句，就把原来的变成第二句) For instance‚ there is a good place for me and my friends to go for rest and relaxation: Chang Chun gourmet Street‚ where I can take my mind off and have fun. We would head for some restaurant where we would choose our favorite dishes. My friends and I would like to eat slowly for the joy of sharing and of being together. Except that‚ we can also
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Estela Garcia June 10‚ 2014 PHI 2010 Module 3: Chapter 13 & 15. 1. Explain and evaluate the notions of Karma‚ samsara‚ and Nirvana. - Karma‚ samsara and nirvana fall under the religion of Hinduism. When all of our actions bring consequences‚ either in this life or the next is referred as karma. Samsara means the cycle of birth and death. Us humans are basically good‚ but are caught up in a cycle of pure desire and also of suffering that is a direct result of ignorance and of the
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television and in computer and video games. “Watch your thought they become words‚ watch your words they become actions‚ watch your actions they become habit‚ watch your habits they become character‚ watch your character they become your destiny” Lao Tzu said that. In the daily life‚ the little mistakes seem not important but they may lead to bad results. The aggressive images in films and games seem simple and don’t affect our lives so much. Day by day‚ our brain get used to violent images‚ then we
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people almost no civil rights or personal freedoms outside of the laws they must abide by. The legalists believed in the well-being of the state or region‚ not an individual person. Legalism was also founded in about 770-221 BC‚ and the founder was Hsun Tzu. As you can clearly see‚ these three
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is best when people barely know she exists‚ not so good when people obey and acclaim her‚ worse when they despise her....But of a good leader who talks little when their work is done‚ their aim fulfilled‚ they will say‚ "We did it ourselves.” -Lao Tzu
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Confucianism and Daoism are among the top eight religions of the world. Although they are both ancient Chinese styles of living‚ they have few similarities. Both of these religions share a similar goal‚ a goal of departing from being an individual and moving towards becoming a part of a greater whole; a greater contributor to society itself. Additionally‚ they both focus on the goal of self-improvement‚ thus improving social order. In Confucianism‚ the individual improves himself through orderly
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The Argument of the Honor Code in School Systems Having an honor code at a school generally varies by the belief system of that school and the surrounding area. However‚ a concise and proper honor code is something that can help the academic‚ social‚ and personal well-being of students and the community surrounding them (Stanford University). To prove this‚ three points will be brought up. The first point discusses an article relating to the New York Times. The article speaks of how the academic
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