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The modern idea of marriage is generally understood as a relationship of love, devotion, and companionship and cuts across all cultural barriers. While the institution is universal,...
This article examines the intriguing parallels between the institutionalized social contract of marriage and the merger and acquisition process used by businesses (M&A). In this...
Our expectations and notions of institutions like marriage change as societal standards change. Marriage was once thought of as a necessary step before becoming a parent, providing...
Memorial Day, a significant day on the American calendar, honors and remembers the valiant troops who gave their lives in defense of the nation. While people consider the principles...
Like every significant institution with a lengthy history, the Catholic Church has had periods in the past distinguished by deeds and ideologies that are now commonly seen as...
Malcolm Knowles promoted andragogy—the art and science of adult learning—in the 1960s and 1970s. With an emphasis on learner-centered methodologies and the value of learners’...
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Emergence
Emergence is an active and continual process that we co-construct with the purpose of becoming our most free, happy, and human(e) selves.
