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Negotiation: Negotiation is the process when two or more than two parties comes to terms with each other while engaging in any sort of exchange of goods and services and attempts to agree upon the exchange rate of  the transaction. Negotiations are more often termed as bargains by many people.( Business Essentials Harvard, 2003). Negotiation…

In the history of art, numerous paintings depicting similar subjects have been created by different artists belonging to various artistic movements. Each artist possesses a unique style and distinct approach in capturing their observations and translating them onto canvas. For instance, Theo van Rysselberghe’s “The Regatta,” completed in 1892, and Joseph Mallord William Turner’s “Slave…

In his essay “Images of Women in European Art,” John Berger compares the relationship between the surveyor and the surveyed in traditional nude European art. Typically in European art, the surveyor, usually a man, views and objectifies the nude women in the paintings. Furthermore, Berger places a large emphasis on the difference between nakedness and…

The Art of War is the most successful book on military strategy that was written during the 6th century BC by SCun Tzu. It is one of the oldest books but it is still used today. The Art of War is a philosophy of war for managing conflicts and winning competitions. This book consists not…

With stacks of readings and a pen in hand, I was at a standstill. Eight hundred words into my essay and I find myself speechless. And then the inquisitive child in me surfaces and asks why I am forced to write. Why must a man bother to narrate the business of the world? Or at…

Born into the Gorska family, a wealthy family in Warsaw, Poland, Tamara De lempicka was the second child out of four. She had an older brother named Stanczyk Gorski and a younger sister named Adrienne. Tamara often bossed her siblings around due to her fiery temperament. Tamara and her siblings were raised by her father,…

Tea is an essential element in the daily lives of countless individuals worldwide, making it difficult to envision a life devoid of this beverage. To illustrate, consider visiting a Chinese restaurant and not being served the customary hot tea with your dim sum order. Tea was originally a luxury reserved for the wealthy, who debated…

The Holy Trinity is regarded as an early example of Renaissance art due to its depiction of god in human form behind Jesus on the cross. Prior to this time, it was uncommon to portray God in artwork, and this representation also reflects Humanism. Traditionally, God would be depicted as a single hand, symbolizing an…

William Harnett, known for his trompe-l’oeil still lifes, realism and representational art. He paints his subjects, in this piece, a pipe, smoking tobacco, and matches on a table in a real, life like, manner. The objects are close to life size which gives the illusion that the items can be touched. Harnett uses lines of…

Michel Foucault: The Cultivation of the SelfMichel Foucault (1926-1984) spent much of the later part of his studies on the idea of the care of the self and cultivation of the self. He defined such care as using ones own reason to ascertain who one is and how he can be his best. Foucault takes…