The depiction of human form in ancient art. Since the ancient ages, the human form has remained central to art. Different ages and different artists have depicted it in their own unique style. Its depiction in art had begun right from the Paleolithic age. With each passing age, the depiction of the human form grew more […]
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Affirmative action Policies: Affirmative or Negative The debate over whether the Affirmative action laws achieved the intended outcome has continued for long. If we are to believe the critics of affirmative action, the laws have achieved anything but equality. The laws have given rise to more discrimination against the minority and the women. Affirmative action
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Darwin and Darwinism : DARWIN’S THEORY OF EVOLUTION We know Charles Darwin for his theory of evolution. However, many of us do not know he was not the first person to propose a theory of evolution. He was not the first naturalist to have proposed a concept of evolution or that species undergo important changes over time.
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Blue Ocean Strategy: How did Wii prove a game changer for Nintendo? Innovation is always a great strategy and businesses rather than competing in limited spaces should search for new areas or bring innovative products and services that address new needs. Being caught in traditional areas, trying hard to beat the competition can often lead
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Gestalt theory By Max Wertheimer. Max Wertheimer is among the most notable names in the field of psychology. His contributions can be found in nearly every area of psychology. His thoughts and ideas have had far reaching implications. In the last three or four decades, a lot of research based on his works and ideas has been conducted. However, it
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The Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 The Enron scandal and its collapse occurred in 2001. The scandal proved self-regulation and peer review were insufficient to maintain accounting ethics. As a result, the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 was introduced. The Act came into force after a series of Congressional hearings on the Enron scandal. The
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Explain subrogation in an insurance contract. Subrogation in its most common form may be considered as substitution. In simpler words it is the substitution of the insurer to the insured’s rights. The question is ‘why the substitution’. It is because the first party or the insurer has made a payment to the second party or
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BUDGET DEFICIT Budget deficit means a financial condition where the spending is above the earnings or revenue. The term is used in the context of the government and is measured generally over the period of one year. Budget deficit implies the difference between the government’s income and expenditure. Expenditure roughly includes everything the government buys
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Intentional and Negligent Torts By definition Tort is a civil wrong that can be redressed through award of damages. Law has recognized torts as civil wrongs that become grounds for a lawsuit. These wrongs may result in harm or injury on whose basis the injured party can make a claim. Mainly the tort law aims to provide
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Vicarious Liability: (Held liable for the employee’s conduct) Vicarious liability means indirect liability. It arises in cases where the liability of a person’s actions falls on someone else due to the degree of control he exercises on the person accused of misconduct. In the area of employment, the liability of an employee’s acts may fall
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