… the way that I view the fast food industry. In this all to real work by Eric Schlosser, the reader is taken on an exploration through the fast food industry and its many aspects. Despite the fact that many arguments are based on the boring stores that…

… was experienced by the more than seven million Germans who emigrated to America over a period of three centuries. Their experiences ought not be forgotten. For these lessons from America can be learned and adapted by nations faced with large-scale…

… Morality, and the Problem of History explains the problems she faces when she tried to learn about Indians history. In the first part of her essay she speaks about her knowledge of Indians when she was a child and how he decide to investigate…

… the image of globalization as a policy used to benefit capitalism and big corporations. Such organizations like WTO (World Trade Organization) are pure examples of the reality of globalization. Globalization's agenda is one of giant corporations…

… The Advertised Life, he argues that in our culture, full with traditions and values, has assimilated to consumer culture, which is full of marketing persuasion and buying trends. The idea of freedom of choice, where one can make a decision…

… &Consumerism Stuart Ewen's Captains of Consciousness depicts the American people, as a class of malleable work force who must earn a living by selling their labor, from the beginning of industrialization till the 1930s. Initially capitalism…

… Scientific Management discusses the steps to achieve "national efficiency", which is when all employees and machine work to their full potential and to achieve maximum prosperity for both the employer and employee. Taylor argues that the present day…

… influenced the content and functioning of music and other entertainment industries in recent times. Technologies such as the MPEG-3 (mp3) codec, new digital walkmans such as the very popular iPod and peer-to-peer software programs like Kazaa Media…

… It was one of the first works that went against the idea that God created the world according to the Bible. This made people wonder if the bible was right, or if Darwin was right. Since creationism has nothing to do with any subject in school…

… action to make changes in their nations and throughout the world. Many of these changes which have been brought about by these individuals created both positive and negative effects. In Russia, leaders such as Catherine the Great, and Joseph Stalin…