Over the decades, the social thinkers have presented different views about the nature of social reality. Some see society as intrinsically competitive, while others think society thrives on the rules of cooperation. […]
The conventional perception of social reality underwent a change during the Industrial Revolution in the mid-19th century. A study of what constitutes an ideal society gives an idea about how society has evolved over the years. […]
The Industrial Revolution brought about a profound change in the society in the 19th century. The new reality was shocking for some, and pleasant for others. The social thinkers presented their different views on studying this new reality. […]
In this episode of The Torch, an expert in the Arthurian Legend and a screenwriter discuss the intersection of page and screen as well as the amazing narrative and cathartic possibilities a good story has to offer.
By David Livermore, PhD, Cultural Intelligence Center For many Westerners, the Arab cluster feels less familiar than any other cluster. We see images on the […]
If most of us think of humanity as good, fair, and peace-loving, then why is there so much conflict and prejudice out there? Tapping into a series of intriguing studies and experiments, Professor Leary reveals the roots of our behavioral tendency to view the world in an “Us versus Them” context.
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It’s difficult to understand your colleague’s point on a global call when you’re simultaneously emailing while “listening” to them. It’s difficult to fully engage with an unfamiliar culture when you’re still fully immersed in the world of email and social media updates from home. […]
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