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The Climate Change Protest
Climate Change
King
Nonviolence
Politics
On October 7th Byron Lawrie was arrested outside Parliament House for standing in the middle of the road with a BBQ. Referring to Martin Luther King Jr’s Letter from Birmingham Prison, evaluate the morality of his protest. On October 7th, Byron Lawrie, the minister of barbeques, was arrested due to his protest against climate change….
Personality in the Workplace: Leadership
Character Traits
Leadership
Introduction Who are you? What makes you who you are? According to the American Psychological Association, “personality refers to individual differences in characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling and behaving.” Psychologists and Psychiatrists have laid incredible groundwork on the topic of personality. One of the most referenced regarding personality is Carl Jung. Carl Jung theorized that…
Drunk Driving and Driving to an Accident
Alcohol
Cognition
Drinking And Driving
Driving
Drunk Driving
Research shows that driving under the influence of alcohol remains associated with up to 40% of traffic fatalities in the US, despite law enforcement efforts to discourage drunk driving (Hadjizacharia et al.,2010 ). When you are drunk you do not realize what choices you have made and you are not aware of how much danger…
Relating Obedience to Authority in The Lottery and The Stanford Prison Experiment
Belief
Obedience
Stanford prison experiment
To what degree does maintaining obedience to authority lead to aggressive or violent behavior? After reading The Lottery and The Stanford Prison Experiment, I believe that I can answer this question, as both passages helped me develop analogies on this subject by comparing their concepts with real life situations. While they are both very different…
Thoughts, Concepts, and Theme Of “Facing It”, a Poem by a War Veteran Yusef Komunyakaa
Grief
Psychology
Veteran
War
According to Merriam-Webster, sorrow is defined as a feeling of deep distress caused by loss, disappointment, or other misfortune suffered by oneself or others. The duration of grief and the dimensions of sorrow extend beyond mere words. They encompass the introspective thoughts of a remorseful soldier, exemplified in Yusef Komunyakaa’s poem “Facing It”. Komunyakaa, himself…
An Analysis of Mahasweta Devi’s Play Bayen
Michel Foucault
Play
The immediacy and horror of the plight of subaltern women is present in the works of Mahasweta Devi, and particularly in her play Bayen. Devi’s dramatic writing largely deals with subaltern characters, and her plays have been performed in rural and tribal areas. Devi’s grassroots political theatre is one of the first performance-based movements within…
Sociology Privilege Assignment
Knowledge
Oppression
White privilege
Privilege is an advantage, benefit or right that a person or group of people have. Privileged people have the opportunity and/or power to access these benefits because of their “favourable” position. This position can include, but are not limited to a person’s skin colour, age, sex, gender or ability to do every day activities. In…
A Health Need: A Selfish Gene
Empathy
A recent peer reviewed article proposed the idea that there are differences between the genders in how they express empathy, with men being less empathetic than women. This study was fascinating in that this lack of empathy, or disorders of empathy are greater in males than in females. Two such examples are autism and psychopathy…
Plato’s Arguments for the Importance of Education
Education
Importance of Education
Plato
What is the purpose of education? A well known philosopher named Plato actually believed the true purpose and goal of education was to develop a man’s character to be rational and moral. His teacher, Socrates, was very known for the saying “the unexamined life is not worth living” (Cooper and Hutchinson, 33). This quote is…
Something Unusual by the Riverbank
Mystery
Last dark I was walking home following to the river Thamess. When something unusual happened to me. It was tardily at dark and I’d had a long and hard twenty-four hours at work. There was a big full Moon in the sky and everything was quiet. I was tired and lonely and I’d merely had…