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Huck FinnBen Goo In the novel Huck Finn, the 3 subjects of slavery, racism, and superstition all play an important role in the personality traits, expectations and actions of almost all of the characters in the book. The book relied on these subjects as not only as a base for satire in the book but…

Should Reconstruction have ended in 1876? This historical question may be argued throughout the time it took for the US to fully recover from the scars of the Civil War. Even today, racism and economic problems haunt this country. So we must ask ourselves if it was a wise decision of the US to have…

Emphasizing the significance of connecting with fellow humans and advocating for a humanistic worldview, the humanistic perspective highlights the notion that people possess comparable needs and values irrespective of their individual circumstances. This stands in opposition to extreme manifestations of national, religious, racial, and gender identities. During the late 19th century, a management perspective arose…

I was born in the United States in a city called Orlando, Florida. This place is very hot and humid in the summer. It is like you can feel droplets of water in hand as you are walking outside. I lived in Orlando, Florida for two years and then moved to Texas. I came to…

Most ominous portents of the future of mankind and the earth usually discounts human beings from being part of it; leaving the earth perhaps dramatically torn or barren, polluted, wreaked havoc upon, and in all probability, either already dead or dying. Of course there’s the optimistic and less than cynical view of the future, one…

I cannot say which day of the week is my favourite day because it is unknown how a day would end up. But still, school days are never days that I look forward to. School, homework and tuition classes burdens me. Excluding the schooldays, only Friday or Saturday would be my choice. The day I…

Individuals having free will and the ability to actively develop ourselves to our highest potential and reach self-actualization sums up the humanistic approach. The work of Carl Rogers focused less on diagnosing a client’s mental health and more on how a person could help themselves with the ultimate goal of becoming what Rogers called a…

Introduction             The psychologist, Arnold Gesell (1880-1961), is one of the first psychologists to comprehensively associate the components of physical, social, and emotional achievements among children most especially ages five. Gesell has focuses in his theoretical approach on developmental norms derived from other developmental theoretical foundations (e.g. psychoanalysis – stages of development, Piaget’s theories of…

In 1906, seven amazing men on the campus of Cornell University changed this country and our world forever. By establishing the first African-American fraternity, these men created an organization that would bond men together with the mission of scholastic excellence, community service and providing leadership for the African-American community. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated has…

INTRODUCTION Industrial attachment permits the student to learn more about the practical aspect of the subject matter which is been treated by the student, it helps the student to discover his/her competency as well as strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threat analysis of the course and its practical application. It also helps to equip the student…