Essays on Dickenson

Introduction

Ethical matters in healthcare represent one of the major disciplines which revolve around making sure that healthcare policy-makers, personnel, lawyers, researchers and other internal and external stakeholders concerned with any healthcare element conduct their professional obligations in a manner that is ethically and morally acceptable. The consensus is almost impossible in the case of ethical concerns regardless of the efforts being put in place. There are different ethical principles which are recognized all over the healthcare world; some fundamental principles include, fair treatment of all health services beneficiaries, respect to human life, dignified treatment and support of patient’s ...

In a letter from Emily Dickenson to “Austin”, Dickenson writes of her difficulty in writing, afterward focusing instead on her identity as a sister, rather than a writer. It seems interesting that a woman who was so outspoken, in general, and willing to embrace her ideas is willing to rely on her brother both in terms of getting her the prescription she needs, and as it relates to his judgement regarding what is best with her father. He voice in the letter is also interesting because it is familiar. While a formal letter would refer to individuals by their ...

The social development of the current world has been influenced by the religious manifestations since the oldest times. Past and current religions have shaped societies as they are nowadays known, with religion playing a major role in establishing people’s morals, attitudes and believes about life. As religion has played such a major role in humans’ lives since it can be traced, it is no wonder that it has received considerable attention in literature. Three such literary pieces that explore the nature and the effects of religion on society are Emily Dickinson’s “She Rose to His Requirements”, Mohsin ...