Category: Theory

In this paper I will be discussing the prevalence of drug diversion within healthcare and the policies that have been created due to this increasing problem. Along, with aspects of these policies that need to be updated due to constant changes in how healthcare workers attain these controlled substances. Majority of all hospitals have a…

Aging – can it be done “successfully”? Is there a way for us to grow older, successfully? What puts us, as individuals, at an advantage, (or disadvantage) when attempting to age “well”? These questions all stem from the very root and beginnings of social theories of aging, which began with the theory we will be…

The Weberian Theory: Unveiling the Dynamics of Social Action in Modern Societies Sociological theories serve as essential tools for comprehending the intricate nature of human behavior and the functioning of societies. One influential theory in this realm is the Weberian theory, developed by Max Weber, a renowned German sociologist. This essay aims to delve into…

In this world, there are about 4,500 different religions and counting. Whether that be faith-driven or through a belief system, they are considered religions. Christianity is one of the major beliefs that over 84% of the world follows. Religions are traditions that have set rules and views to follow. However, most people have different views…

Introduction In the annals of scientific discovery, there are moments that stand as pillars of transformation, forever altering our understanding of the natural world. One such landmark moment occurred in the mid-19th century when Louis Pasteur, a visionary French chemist and microbiologist, unravelled the mysteries of germ theory. Pasteur’s groundbreaking work revolutionized medicine, paving the…

The Objective Theory of Contracts: Ensuring Fairness and Certainty Contracts play a vital role in our daily lives, governing various transactions and relationships. To ensure fairness and certainty in contractual agreements, legal systems around the world adhere to the objective theory of contracts. This theory establishes that the intent of the parties should be determined…

Introduction John Dewey, a prominent American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer, is widely regarded as the father of modern educational philosophy and a key advocate of the progressivist movement. His philosophy of progressivism has had a profound impact on the field of education and has shaped pedagogical approaches across the globe. While Dewey’s ideas have…

In the realm of intellectual inquiry and discourse, the art of conceptual definition assumes a pivotal role as the cornerstone upon which our understanding of complex ideas is constructed. It is a cognitive scaffold that provides clarity, coherence, and a shared language for delving into abstract and multifaceted concepts. By peering into the intricacies of…

This section will discuss the theoretical bases and evolution of politeness theory. Consecutively, the light will be pivotally casted on Brown & Levinson’s politeness view, Leech’s maxims and principles of language interaction, Fraser’s conversational view, and Lakoof’s theory of politeness. The present bulk will scrutinise each savant’s point of view of politeness theory, diacritical features,…

Understanding gangs has been especially difficult in the U.S because of the constructed social programs and law enforcement efforts to control gangs. It has also been extremely difficult to depict if theories about gangs are direct specifically towards gangs, or simply theories of crime. According to Jankowski in his chapter one reading A Theory of…