is geograpy and humanities a different subject?

answers1: Geography, History and Spiritual and Moral Studies (Also
known as RE- Religious Education) are all Humanities subjects.

What are some humanities I can major in?

answers1: The question really should be, "What can't I major in?"
because there are tons of humanities degrees being offered. Of
course, every college differs, but in general, the humanities include
English (which typically branches off into creative writing (fiction
or nonfiction), literature, or composition and rhetoric), theatre,
cultural studies (such as African studies or African American studies
or Latin studies or Latin American studies), history (which is nearly
endless!). Those are just to name a few. <br>
<br>
Really, the best answer would be to look at the course offerings at
the colleges that you are considering. Some even offer liberal arts
degrees, which essentially means that you would be a jack of all
trades (but master of none). Many colleges and universities allow
students to create a major that makes use of a variety of disciplines
(majors). Really, when it comes to the humanities, you are bound
mostly by your imagination.
answers2: Oh, try physics. The world needs more physicists. Go for it!
answers3: Arabic <br>
Anthropology <br>
Art <br>
Art History <br>
Afro-American Studies <br>
Asian Studies <br>
Asian-American Studies <br>
Chinese <br>
Communications <br>
Chicano/a Studies <br>
Dance <br>
English/Literature <br>
English/Creative Writing <br>
Economics <br>
Environmental Studies <br>
French <br>
German <br>
Geography <br>
History <br>
Humanities <br>
International Studies <br>
Japanese <br>
Journalism <br>
Liberal Arts <br>
Legal Studies <br>
Mathematics <br>
Philosophy <br>
Political Science <br>
Psychology <br>
Religion (Comparative) <br>
Sociology <br>
Spanish <br>
Theater Arts <br>
Underwater Basket Weaving (Just Checking!) <br>
Women's Studies <br>
<br>
...Or create your own major like taking courses from Anthropology, Art
History, and History to create a major in African Culture & Arts. <br>
<br>
Good luck finding your perfect department!

i need to know wat exactly humanities,political science n commerce is about,i don want defintions from wikiped

answers1: Science
answers2: First start by typing in complete words. It's very hard to
even understand your question with all the spelling mistakes and
strange abbreviations!. <br>
<br>
Humanities would be the study of the arts; sculpture, paintings etc.
Someone studying this might become an art history professor or be
someone who works reproducing paintings for museums or teaching
literature. <br>
<br>
Political science is the study of how governments work. Not only our
own government but governments of other countries. You will talk about
their history, creation and how laws are made and enforced. Someone in
this field might go into politics, become a lawyer, a professor or
perhaps even go into government work being an ambassador. <br>
<br>
Commerce is one I'm not entirely sure of. It depends on how your
school presents the material. But my best estimate is that it would be
the study of how trade works. You will probably study some basic
economic theories of supply and demand, gross national product, how
things are bough and sold. You might even talk about advertising.
This might be a good course of study if you want to go into sales.
<br>
<br>
Realize this: You can study whatever you want in high school or
college. What you end up doing for a living may have nothing to do
with what you study.

Engineering and Humanities?

answers1: Ah, reminds me of Harvey Mudd College. <br>
They're known as a great engineering college, yet they also have a
third of their curriculum based in humanities. Their goal is to
produce well-rounded scientists who can understand how their work is
affecting the world. <br>
No matter. <br>
Engineers build things. They design the technology that humans use in
their everyday life. Ah, key word there. Humans. <br>
Humanity's usage of this engineered technology obviously has
questionable results sometimes. Many of our warfare fears focus on the
new technology engineered. <br>
Similarly, the course of humanity has changed over the last few
millennia. This evolution, from things such as clay tablets to this
here Internet, is a feedback loop between cultures and technology.
<br>
Point is, humanities are affected by engineering, which is in turn
molded by humanity.

American Folk Art??

answers1: Google the name Grandma Moses and you will see what folk art
is all about.
answers2: Folk art - whether in America or elsewhere, also known as
Naive Art, - is art - painting, sculpture, crafts of all sorts, that
are produced by people who have developed their skills themselves
without any training (maybe passed from father to son). Certain folk
arts are specifically American, there is a long list of them in a book
describing activities for children. <a
href="http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0PBX/is_6_38/ai_n7577310"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0...</a>
<br>
Scrimshaw - art of carving on whalebone or ivory is not a specifically
American folk art. But making soap scrimshaws are (see the text
above). <br>
According to a Sotheby's expert on folk art, Duck Decoys are
definitely American folk art. "They were being made even before the
white man came to our shores." The reference is to the decoys that
Native Americans used to snag birds. See Roadshow article <a
href="http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/roadshow/tips/duck/duck.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/roadshow/t...</a>

What are some good drawing/art websites ?

answers1: I would suggest just googleing for some sites. Also a great
website to showcase your talent and see others work including
photography, drawing, or even 3D art is the website
http://www.deviantart.com/ <br>
<br>
About deviantART <br>
deviantART was created to entertain, inspire, and empower the artist
in all of us. Founded in August 2000, deviantART is the largest online
social network for artists and art enthusiasts with over 13 million
registered members, attracting 35 million unique visitors per month.
answers2: check out the art on deviantart.com (: <br>
its soo cool and will give you lots of inspiration and technique ideas
answers3: deviantart.com

What is outsider art?

answers1: outsider art is art made by an artist who has had no formal
training (art school).
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DO ANIMALS HAVE INTENTION MAKING AN ART?

answers1: Animals are not capable of making art. It is important to
recognize that all things made by animals, like humans for instance,
are artifacts, and very few artifacts are art. Art is a result of very
complex behavior that no animal other than humans has demonstrated.
Lots of non human animals make things and use tools. None of them ever
make art. Only humans have been able to make art and very few of them
have demonstrated appropriate skills and abilities by the artifacts
they make. <br>
<br>
Art has a reality like gravity. It is real rather than the nonsense
most people believe art to be.
answers2: I saw an elephant on the news painting! <br>
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He7Ge7Sogrk"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He7Ge7Sog...</a>
answers3: Birds. Nests. <br>
Spiders. Webs. <br>
Ants are the network specialists. Their style of Art is kind like the
Internet. <br>
<br>
It's not just one Animal. Even a person needs other people to
survive,...but only sometimes. Life jumps around at times.
answers4: Art is a human activity. It has to do with intention.
Animals,as far as we know aren't intending to do anything when the are
given art supplies.

Seriously...? Bullying.?

answers1: That's the way the world of arts happens to be. *shrug* From
dance to visual arts to creative writing. Point being you won't
necessarily not run into those kind of people in visual arts,
regardless of how talented/skilled you may be. Actually if you watch
gallery girls - omg, and these people are adults. <br>
<br>
Since it's an ongoing problem, maybe bring it up to your counselor
about specifically why your thinking of changing if you haven't
already. It may be possible to nail them for harassment, which could
make it worse if you get higher ups involved. They may make you pay
for it though. <br>
<br>
If its important to you stay with it. If you feel as though you could
preform better within another major by all means go to another major,
there's nothing to be ashamed of in that regard. Good luck.
answers2: To hell with them, stay! Keep doing what you love, as long
as it makes you happy to do it. The class isn't about having friends,
it's about dancing and having fun dancing, so focus on that only and
you should be fine.
answers3: *yawn*
answers4: I would keep doing what Your doing, their jealous! Keep your
head up and show them You 10X better than what they are, if You quit
You are giving them what they want!
answers5: Lol

If you had to choose, would you go to Drama or Visual arts?

answers1: Visual arts
answers2: Visual arts....I do love photography......It is a hppy of mine......
answers3: Visual arts because I enjoy doing art.
answers4: Visual Arts.
answers5: Visual Arts all the way

How to improve one's taste in visual art?

answers1: Do psychedelic drugs. Seriously your taste in art will
heighten so much and you will feel enlightened once you transcend your
ordinary state of mind.
answers2: For choosing the right colour combination, I think it would
really help to find yourself a colour wheel. <br>
<br>
Have a look at this, <a
href="http://www.tigercolor.com/color-lab/color-theory/color-theory-intro.htm"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.tigercolor.com/color-lab/colo...</a>
<br>
<br>
I think it will really help you. <br>
<br>
As for judging the composition of something, you need to look for
balance and points of focus. Where does your eye naturally lead to?
Does the image lead your eye where it is supposed to? Or do we have
vectors leading you off the page and all over the place like a roller
coaster? <br>
<br>
The best compositions, in my opinion, are triangular compositions. I
think you should read about compositions, I know it's just wikipedia,
but I find wiki very helpful!! <a
href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_%28visual_arts%29"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition...</a>
<br>
<br>
But I don't really agree that a person should have any kind of "art
taste", I think that any one artwork is just as valuable as another. I
do not think Banksy's rats are any less "good" than the Mona Lisa, and
if I like Banksy's rats more then I don't think that means I have "bad
taste" in art. We are simply told what is good art and bad art from
centuries of tradition. So I think that you should go on liking or
disliking whatever type of art you want...but that's just the radical
Postmodernist critic within me speaking...you can ignore that
lol...but I promise it would help to read those links!! :P <br>
<br>
lol Garcia...XD

In college, I want to major in the visual arts, painting. What job could that lead too? Details, ten points.?

answers1: Painting and visual arts can lead to the BEST JOB EVERY. <br>
Japanese anime. <br>
One of the only universities that teaches this that I know of is the
Nihon Kogakuin college, but it is in the north side of Japan that just
had a Tsunami/Earthquake that was a 8.9/9.0 <br>
Visual arts can also lead to Computer Graphics like in Narnia. <br>
The program that they used for that was called "Massive Prime", it
cost a fortune, but there is some schools that provide it to you. <br>
Creative Cow teaches special effects in Adobe After Effects. <br>
The last visual arts school is The University of Hertfordshire. That
is the best 3D animation school. <br>
I think that its the best career ever.
answers2: There are dozens of art-related majors that you could take
in college, which don't necessarily have to be in the fine arts. Just
a few of them are Art History, Ceramics, Sculpture, Interior Design,
Film Studies, and Dance. There are also plenty of practical jobs in
the art industry including interior designer, museum curator, museum
technician, composer, art director, landscape architect, print maker,
illustrator (for books, mainly children's), choreographer, floral
designer (also consider bridal consulting), cartoonist, industrial
designer, and drafter. Remember to keep your options open for now and
explore your interests. Also remember that you don't have to declare a
college major until the end of your sophomore year IN college! You
have a long time to decide. And I don't know about you, but I'd always
rather be poor and happy than rich and miserable :)

what is visual art?

answers1: ?????
answers2: The visual arts are a class of art forms, including
painting, sculpture, film, photography, and others, that focus on the
creation of works which are primarily visual in nature. <br>
<br>
Arts or the Arts encompasses visual arts, performing arts, language
arts, and culinary arts. Many artistic disciplines involve aspects of
the visual arts as well other types, so these definitions are not
strict. <br>
<br>
The current usage of visual arts includes fine arts and well as
crafts, but this was not always the case. In Britain and elsewhere, a
visual artist referred to a person working in the fine arts (such as
painting, sculpture, or printmaking) and not the handicraft, craft, or
applied art disciplines. This distinction was emphasized by artists of
the Arts and Crafts movement who valued vernacular artforms as much as
high forms. The movement contrasted with modernists who sought to
withhold the high arts from the masses by keeping them esoteric. Art
schools made a distinction between the fine arts and the crafts in
such a way that a craftsperson could not be considered a practitioner
of art. <br>
<br>
There may be some residual meaning of visual arts as fine art. But
generally, visual arts is suitably independent of these older, loaded
concepts and as such is the preferred term for work across all the
disciplines in question. <br>
<br>
hope I helped u.. better keep reading books!
answers3: The visual arts are a class of art forms, including
painting, sculpture, film, photography, and others, that focus on the
creation of works which are primarily visual in nature.

Why Does Girls at my school act so weird?

answers1: Please give some EXAMPLES of the "Wierd behavior" of the
girls at your school. This question can't be answered unles you tell
other people what the heck you are talking about <br>
ALSO use correct Grammar min the wording of your Question. <br>
I think your question should read "Why DO girls at my school act wierd
?use this fore of question when you are talking about MORE than ONE
girl <br>
Or, if you are only talking about just a single girl then ask "Why
does (insert name) at my School act so wierdly ?) and then tell us
about the so called "wierd" behavior
answers2: Define "weird." Based on the information I've been given, I
infer that you consider all girls at your school to be weird and that
you are a boy. Most boys consider girls "weird" because girls are
different from boys and thus behave differently. It may please you to
know that girls consider boys to be "weird."
answers3: if the act weird around u they might have a crush on u <3
answers4: Ah! Had the right comparable factor happen to me in intense
college with a guy. might act like a bully around his acquaintances
and then be the suitable buddy in the international at school. i think
that replaced right into a vogue to be commonplace together with his
acquaintances (act brave?) God is conscious. I confronted him and it
ended suitable there. do no longer confront in front of her
acquaintances, yet do tell her it quite is hurting you and you're
questioning why she does that. ...sturdy success.
answers5: more info would help..... <br>
<br>
Dude, If i ask you what acting weird is to you, you probably say it is
something not normal to do, and then i'll ask you what normal is to
you, and then you might say normal is the same thing that everybody
else does, and then i'll say everybody else doesn't do the same thing
because everybody is unique! Those girls either probably have some
crush on you, or there is something wrong with them, or it may be that
you just don't know or aren't familiar with how girls act. <br>
<br>
like i said, more info would've helped....
answers6: Because you are a child,and you go to a school with other
children there.
answers7: casue they r weird nawmeen go wit da flow
answers8: They're probably just looking for attention.
answers9: Depends on what their doing... probably just want the guys' attention
answers10: what do you mean by weird? <br>
<br>
everybody acts *weird* from time to time.

SAT and ACT scores for colleges?

answers1: Southern Utah Univ - 1400 SAT / 19 ACT <br>
I think you mean Hardin Simmons Univ - 1600 SAT / 22 ACT <br>
BYU - 1710 SAT / 24 ACT
answers2: cappex.com

how to diffentiate sincere act and phoniness.?

answers1: Often one act is not enough to be able to tell for sure.
What is the pattern of the person? Is the act an isolated event? What
does the person do when he or she doesn't think others are watching?
answers2: It'll be easier to tell when you know the person long enough
- his/her characters, personalities, etc... <br>
<br>
For me, I am somewhat able to read people mind. Based on the person
speech and looks, I could tell whether the person is since or not.
<br>
<br>
I shall give you some tips: <br>
1) Listen when the person speak, does he/she sounds sarcastic when
talking to you? <br>
2) Look at his/her eyes when talking, see if he/she is rolling her
eyes or keep focusing on somewhere other than looking into your eyes -
if so that person is insincere. <br>
3) Notice his/her normal behaviours. <br>
<br>
Hope these will help...
answers3: Sincere act is lasting, it stays, it doesnt change, bcause
its part of the person deep emotions, its not about winning brownie
points, like phoniness. Phoniness is temporary, it changes with the
wind, its superficial only to be part of the action.
answers4: A sincere act is made with no expectation of reciprocation
or recognition.

ACT study book............?

answers1: ACT study book............? Amazon.com has a massive
collection of ACT Prep guides, Practice Tests, and Study Guides to buy
cheap, both new and used and offers trade in on your old textbooks as
well. <br>
<br>
http://www.amazon.com/ACT-American-College-Tests-Books/b?ie=UTF8&node=11670&tag=yah-book-20
<br>
<br>
As you prepare for the ACT - American College Tests, you need to
remember you are not alone. There are a huge range of study guides and
practice tests to choose from to make it a little easier. <br>
<br>
Because it is Amazon you know the prices will always be cheap but if
you are on a budget many of their books are available in used options
where you can save substantially. <br>
<br>
Take a moment and read the customer reviews which will help you select
the right solution for you.
answers2: For just practice tests, you'll want to use the Real ACT
Prep Guide ( <a href="http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/book.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/book....</a>
) as it's made by the company that makes the ACT and contains
questions from past exams, so it's the most accurate for practice
tests. If you want to study and learn more about the ACT while
picking up hints, main brands include Princeton Review, Barron's,
Kaplan, and McGraw-Hill, but if you can, avoid using their practice
tests too much because they're just not as accurate. They are however
better for understanding the test from an outside perspective, just
don't pin your hopes on one because everyone has different experiences
with each one.

What was the last movie you've seen in theaters?

answers1: Theaters: Inception <br>
Not in Theaters: Avatar
answers2: Poltergsit Remake
answers3: Poltergeist Remake
answers4: Theaters - the other guys <br>
Non-theaters - Fired up
answers5: Toy Story 3 theatre <br>
Castle in the Sky non theatre
answers6: Theaters- The Expendables <br>
<br>
Not in theaters- George A. Romero's Diary of the Dead
answers7: Theaters - Avatar <br>
<br>
Non- Theaters - Zombieland
answers8: TED 2 in theaters <br>
And the cobbler in netflix
answers9: Theaters- Salt <br>
<br>
Non-Theaters- Monster
answers10: Toy Story 3 <br>
BQ - The Blackboard Jungle

Theatre seating...whats the best?

answers1: The best seating are the theaters on Broadway and Hollywood
, also the Russian Ballet Theater in Moscow <br>
Grand Tier is Okay but I prefer Russian Ballet In Moscow! <br>
Good Luck <br>
Alli
answers2: Generally I like a decent Orchestra seat. But that's just me.
answers3: confusing issue. look into onto google and yahoo. just that
can assist!
answers4: Best seating in a theatre is right in the middle about 5-10
rows up. Different theatres have different grand tiers.
answers5: sitting in the middle is the best becuase if your too close,
you cant really see and of course if your in the back you cant see
either. soo i would about seven rows from the forunt is the best to
sit

What type of theatre did Artaud create?

answers1: Theatre of Cruelty. Look him up on Wikipedia.

Theatres in Atlanta!!?

answers1: I always go to atlantaperforms.biz for good auditions. I
think you will find it to your liking. <br>
<br>
It has auditions for all areas of the Greater Atlanta region, and you
can find specifics on what kind of part you want to audition for.
<br>
<br>
Go to that website and then pick "Auditions" from the top tab, and
then pick "children and youth"-- it will list auditions for parts, and
most of the time there are always a few auditions for teenagers. <br>
<br>
I hope that this helps!! <br>
Hayley.
answers2: i saw some auditions for theater musicals listed here:
Hollywood-opportunities(dotcom)
answers3: Have you checked with community theaters around? I live
south of Atlanta and we have some great ones in small towns and on
college campuses. <br>
<br>
Act 1 theater is in Alpharetta <br>
<a href="http://www.act1theater.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.act1theater.com/</a> <br>
<br>
Theatre in the square is in Marietta <br>
<a href="http://www.theatreinthesquare.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.theatreinthesquare.com/</a> <br>
<br>
Center stage north is in Marietta as well <br>
<a href="http://www.centerstagenorth.org/forum/sitenews.asp"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.centerstagenorth.org/forum/si...</a>
<br>
<br>
Stage door players is in Dunwoody <br>
http://www.stagedoorplayers.net./
answers4: u just have to listen up for when pple come to the city for
auditions <br>
but u won find anything huge
answers5: try audition for a musical at your school in the fall or
find a community theater that does summer camps!
answers6: Is it a kids theatre?? But maybe...
answers7: Hey, i live in Marietta as well so i know how hard it can be
to find a summer show. A few theaters that welcome teen auditions are
: <br>
1) Theatre on the Square in Marietta square. <br>
2) Blackwell Theatre in Kennesaw <br>
3) Acworth's Theatre on Main <br>
4) Cobb Childrens Theatre (CCT) <br>
<br>
- I'm currently in West Side Story with CCT and we're definitely
looking for more guys since there are so many roles to fill in that
show. If your interested try going to their website-
http://cobbchildrenstheatre.org/ <br>
<br>
Let me know if you need any more information on it and good luck!

When did non-naturalistic theatre begin?

answers1: theatre was non-naturalistic from the beginning in 534 BC.
Not until the late 19th "C did the theatre try to be ultra realistic
by using "scientific" principles in its practice. Chekhov, and Ibsen
are among the earliest naturalistic playwright.s. Thus we can say
that naturalism began around 1885.

Where can i discuss poetry?

answers1: I'd like to know too <br>
(and sorry if this comment was a false alarm...im responding so I can
check up on the responses)
answers2: Well writers use this site for discussing their poetry and
asking for advice on their poems. Why not just post one here and we
can edit and advise you.
answers3: I'm an avid reader as good as a poet. My passions are books
with real intensity and intelligence, even though it is fiction. I'm
presently studying "Son of a Witch" The continuation of "Wicked". My
quite favorites are, "L.A. Banks- Vampire Huntress Legends". Her ninth
ebook within the sequence is due out any day. Banana Toshimoto's books
are real interesting. Philippa Gregory's books take you again to the
days of "King Henry VIII. I have exceptional style's in terms of
books, and poetry. I'm an artist, poet, ingenious fashion designer,
photographer and so on. I'm an excessively passionate and inventive
person. Feel loose to connect to me. I might love to talk.
answers4: hard problem. seek over google. that might help!
answers5: very confusing stuff. search using a search engine. that can assist!

What are some songs that are like poetry?

answers1: i kinda think that beautiful mess by Miranda Cosgrove is poetic <br>
also and especially Sing me a love song by barlowgril is poetically
beautiful. :)
answers2: confusing stuff. lookup with the search engines. this can help!
answers3: all lyrics are poetry. <br>
<br>
essentially, all writing is poetry... look up the definition of poetry.

can anybody help find poetry?

answers1: I Love the poetry specially the Romantic poetry. <br>
I Read these kind of poetry from <br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.poetrycraze.com/love-poetry.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.poetrycraze.com/love-poetry.h...</a>
<br>
<br>
may be you like it.
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Why do we need to know the different types of poetry?

answers1: The main reason one studies poetry is so you can come to
understand it better. (This is the main reason one studies most
things). <br>
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An important way to understand poetry is to be able to discuss it with
other people (especially other people who already understand it). <br>
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When people who understand poetry discuss it, we use quite a few
technical terms. Terms about figures of speech (litotes, metaphor,
register shift), terms about genre (lyric, epic, detective fiction),
terms about form (sonnet, ballade, alexandrine). We use these
technical terms as a form of shorthand: a doctor talks about embolisms
and necrosis because those are conditions that commonly occur in
medicine, and will be understood by other doctors. Literary
specialists talk about framebreaking and ergodic methods because such
jargon defines things clearly, and saves time. <br>
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Some teachers know that this is the purpose of jargon in literature
appreciation - as a tool for clarity and terseness: they teach only
what is needed for a particular poem. <br>
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Sadly, some teachers have also discovered that teaching jargon is easy
(teaching poetry is always difficult), and they teach technical terms
without explaining why they are needed. <br>
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If a teacher asks you to list (say) all the synecdoches in a poem -
but never tells you why this matters - she is simply incompetent. <br>
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If you can't understand an explanation - you haven't learned anything.
But the teacher still gets paid.
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Did you major in Philosophy?

answers1: A Philosophy major will prepare you well for law school. It
will also prepare you well for further study in history, or in
theology. <br>
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As for current jobs - with no additional graduate study. Philosophy
trains and disciplines the mind. A philosophy major will leave you
ready to assume any job without specific technical skill requirements,
but it will also leave you well suited to learn those technical
skills, as far as you are physically suited, because you will have
trained a well disciplined mind. <br>
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A philosophy major will you well sensitized to words and meanings - so
that you might make a good writer or editor.
answers2: you may anticipate to be relatively involved through the
problem count, although in case you're rapid adequate to entice close
it you quickly finally end up eager to formulate your guy or woman
techniques in opposition. in terms of profession, regardless of the
reality that philosophy is a lot greater respected then as quickly
because it replaced into as a level, it continues to be no longer
taken too heavily through a stable many employers. As to what you
would be examining, I advise looking up Socrates, Plato, Descartes,
Hume, Sartre and Rawls for a rapid overview of the types and classes
of philosophical concept. frequently, the completed works of Plato are
a could. They incorporate the two Aristotle and Socrates works, as
nicely as those of the author. they have additionally had a huge
effect on contemporary western philosophy; for hundreds of years any
severe philosophical treatise replaced into partly defined through its
relation to those works. i might additionally propose Philosophy: the
fundamentals through Warburton. stable in simple terms instruction
manual, although in case you're taking the problem you will quickly
outgrow it. stable success, in spite of you opt for :)
answers3: I was a solider and now I am a pastor. I also do rental
houses. I have found philosophy very helpful in business.
answers4: Nope! I majored in Fine Arts. The visual arts to be exact
but I can tell you I got a hell of a lot of cafe training from a huge
reservoir of philosophical wannabees waxing poetic in their own
bullshit. Perhaps on YA "cow ca ca" would get through better. <br>
Anyways over the last three decades I've had to open my mind up to
hundreds of deep philosophies and give them a taste in order to know
how bad they were. A lot of them were like vomit, but hey, you have to
be able to open up the doors of your mind for many things. Just be
sure you know when to close those doors and not open them up again.
<br>
A philosophy major? Well odds are you can probably get a good job in
the arts! Seriously.
answers5: I am a philosophy major and i'm on my last year in college. <br>
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I can venture into law school, graduate studies... <br>
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most probably the best place for philosohy majors: academe and law... <br>
<br>
but having extensive background on logic and critical thinking.. we
can venture into any field.. though competition is tough cause we have
to battle against people with specialization.
answers6: Advertising.

Philosophy Club Ideas...names?

answers1: How about naming it " The hive" <br>
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The hive has many different cells that represent brain cells.They work
together to create amazing things. <br>
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Or you can name it "the thinkers laboratory" <br>
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Cooking up something new every day and experimenting new philosophies. <br>
<br>
Or if you want something more mundane you can call it " the freshmens club" <br>
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I dont have a description for this one but it sounds like a cool name
for a philosophy club. <br>
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Or you can call it "the Platos club" <br>
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You know who Plato was i suspect so no need for a description.
answers2: iThink
answers3: The PC. <br>
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kindda cool though

Should philosophy be part of school curriculums?

answers1: I say yes. But you'll always have controversy over what is
being taught because many might not agree. And the government tries to
tell us what we can and can't teach/learn. So the chances of it
happening are unlikely.
answers2: Yes, absolutely, but it shouldn't be called philosophy
because most parents will think it's a waste of time. Instead, high
school should require courses in critical thinking skills, analysis,
rhetoric and argument, ethics, and inductive reasoning. They should
be required in high school. Too many students arrive at college
unprepared to think clearly. <br>
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High schools should avoid naming courses philosophy, logic, or
metaphysics because parents who are afraid of philosophy will think
those courses are not a proper part of a curriculum. There is a
wide-spread bias against philosophy among the ignorant because it is
so often associated with sophistry and trickery. Those parents who
know what philosophy is will be glad their children are learning
thinking skills.

what is masters of philosophy about?

answers1: The Masters in Philosophy at the University of Groningen is
an education program aimed at teaching students key skills in cricial
analysis, independent research, and both oral and written
communication within the context of philosophy. A central theme of
this education course is both critical reflection on life, science,
culture, and society, and the discussion of it, as nothing in
philosophy is self-evident. <br>
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Students are taught within these four focuses, and are also able to
enroll in other courses outside of the Philosophy department. This
allows them to not only gain an in-depth knowledge of Philosophy, but
also to acquire an overview of the central debates within the
discipline they choose. During the last 6 months of their education,
students complete a thesis - the culmination of 6 months research.