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It means that much like a nation, a ship is in and of itself sustainable. A good ship is like a good nation in that it needs no aid from other and can rely purely upon itself. It also means that ships have their own political affairs all their own
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What is being compared in the metaphor a ship is a nation of its own?
A ship is a nation of its own compares the sailing or forward movement of a ship to the progress of a nation. Of course, this metaphor relies on a ship being on course, moving perhaps swiftly, and going toward it's destination. You can see how it would be a different metaphor if you substitute shipwreck instead of ship.
What did the Exodus mean for the Isrealites?
They became their own nation rather than slaves for the Egyptians.
What nation built the first ship?
Greece
What is a refusal to ship goods to a nation?
Embargo.
Fable 2 can you get a ship?
you can't own a ship and the only time you're ever really on a ship is when you are going to The Spire. but no you can't own a ship.
Is Indonesia a nation?
Yes, it is a nation of its own.
Why is Taiwan so called nation struggling for its own identity?
it is called nation struggling for its own identity because it is a nation that is struggling for its own identity.. :D
What does running a tight ship mean?
to control a business or other organization firmly and effectivelyeverything is organized in its own place
What nation is Australia in?
Australia is a nation in its own right.
Who supplied Leif Eriksson's ship?
He supplied his own ship.
Does Louie have a ship in Pikmin 2?
No, Louie doesn't have his own ship, as the ship in Pikmin 2 belongs to Hocotate Freight, his employer. If Louie does own his own spaceship, it is never shown in the game.
How many nations are part of the gangster discipal nation?
You mean how many Nations are apart of the Folk Nation other than the Gangster Disciples Nation?, because the Gangster Disciples Nation are their own gang, they have several sets under them, but no other gang under them.
