An Examination Of Plato’s Conception Of Art Chapter One Introduction 1.1 Background of the Study Plato (427-347B.C) is generally considered as one of the greatest philosopher who ever lived. There are, at least, two strong reason for this conclusion. The first reason is because Plato raised almost all of our fundamental philosophical questions … Read more
A Critical Evaluation Of J.j Rousseau’s Concept Of Education Chapter One Preface Background of the study All that we warrant at birth and need when grown up is given, to us by education. This education comes to us from nature, from men or from effects. The internal development … Read more
ABSTRACT The concept of a person held by a group of people is essential in understanding not only how a person within such a framework of thought views himself, but also how other matters such as the idea of being, morality, knowledge, and truth are viewed, all of which are necessary for the order of … Read more
THEORY OF FRAMEWORK THEORY OF GRATIFICATION AND ITS APPLICATIONS: (Lazaisfeld and Stanbon) (1944) The uses and gratification theory has provided a framework for evaluating how different forms of communication media satisfy needs and interests (Kartz, Blumler and Gvievitch, 1974). When two media serve the same purpose, they might be used as functional alternatives. They are … Read more
ABSTRACT In Nigeria, Christianity has infiltrated practically every aspect of life. A comprehensive examination of the urhobo people’s religious history reveals that Christianity has infiltrated both urban and rural sections of the urhobo civilization. The purpose of this research is to investigate the role of Christianity in the urhobo nation’s growth. A brief introduction to … Read more
ABSTRACT The 1971 publication of John Rawls’ “A Thought of Justice” revolutionized contemporary political theory. John Rawls provided a reformulation of John Locke’s, Jean Jacque Rosseau’s, and Immanuel Kant’s social contract theory in the book, offering a foundation for the liberal state. According to John Rawls, in an original stance, participants to a contract would … Read more
ABSTRACT The people of Nigeria have been influenced by Christianity in all aspects of their lives. A comprehensive examination of the Nnewi people’s religious history reveals that Christianity has infiltrated both the urban and rural sectors of their culture. The purpose of this research is to investigate the role of Christianity in the development of … Read more
ABSTRACT In African tradition, medical health care is considered a sacred practice. It’s a way of ensuring that people’s lives are protected. Life is viewed as holy by all African communities. Every person’s life is seen as a gift from God to the community and family. The Ihiala Local Government Area in Anambra State is … Read more
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION PURPOSE OF THE STUDY The goal of this research is to show how Julie Okoh’s novel The Trials is a feminist literature. SCOPE OF THE STUDY The Trials by Julie Okoh is the subject of this study. The study looks at the most memorable aspects of a feminist text, such as strong … Read more
ABSTRACT Despite the religious commitment of the people of Delta State, religious academics continue to have a huge issue in determining the role of religion in Delta State politics. This essay, in its attempt to understand the function of religion in society, focused specifically on religion’s influence on politics. Various methodologies were used in this … Read more