Essays on Demeans

While the English language is constantly evolving, the overuse of words in the wrong context diminishes their meaning and value. The word “hero” is constantly being used, especially in the media, to apply to anything from sporting personalities to sporting shoes (Nike, 2016) to sandwiches. The book by Christopher and Smith (2007), entitled Greatest Sports Heroes of All Time, uses the word “hero” in the wrong context. In this context, the word “hero”” has been widely used to describe any person of prominence in the sporting world who has ever achieved something noteworthy, when in fact these people, while ...

It is unethical to use a scientific method to take out brain cells from a living subject. Notably, it is clear that this may have future implications on the subject that gets there brain cells removed out of their brain system. The brain is the center of control of the human functions, the process of this scientific experiment demeans the essence of creations. The brain is a special part of the body that requires careful attention in order to preserve human dignity. A living human being should not have their brain tampered with. However, this can be done on a lifeless human being, ...

Variations in culture theory has demonstrated how scholars differ in how they have analyzed and evaluated how advertising and television-watching has mapped human values. Researcher Lauren Zalaznick, in thinking about popular (pop) TV, posits her theory that television literally holds or reflects the idea of human conscience. In relation to Zalaznick’s ideology, the task herein is to analyze whether the weight of her arguments and concepts bear out collected evidence, in terms of her thesis holding up in light of the observer’s personal viewing habits. In addition to contributing findings that may support or refute her ideas, a ...

Redemption refers to the act of getting saved from error, sin or evil. It is the act of delivering oneself from sin and preventing evil. Redemption involves making up for something bad that an individual may have committed. ‘Always outnumbered, always outgunned’ is a novel by Walter Mosley. The novel follows the story of Socrates Fortlow. Socrates has come out of an eight year prison sentence from Indiana state penitentiary (Walter 21). This paper will analyze redemption as a recurring theme through the novel. Throughout the novel, the author focuses attention on the main character, Socrates, as he tries to make ...