Essays on Dwells

Criminal Liability

ISSUES According to the facts presented containing information on Neil, Thomas and Kate the following are some of the pressing issues; The first issue dwells on the fact that Neil is following Thomas everywhere in the university taking pictures of him and his brown loafers, Neil also places those pictures Thomas’ pigeon hole, he also leaves gifts of brown polish on Thomas’ door step all of these actions lead Thomas to suffer from depression. The second issue deals with Kate’s actions whereby Kate who is a sado-masochist uses her red patent stilettos to walk on Neil’s back ...

Although many people and critiques have link John Steinbeck's book, the Cannery Roy, to the Great Depression, capitalism and creative economies, critically analyzing the themes and other aspects of the book, it does not relate in any way with these three historical phenomena. For instance, the book purely talks about a life of a community known as Cannery Row. This community consists of the street children, quack doctor, and unscrupulous business women. The street children who are led by Mack forces Lee to give them one of his halls so that they can have a place to live in ...

Philosophy Final Exam

4. (a) How does Locke describe the state of nature? Locke describes the state of nature as a logical abstraction developed by man himself. He does not entirely accept it as the outcome of historical developments. He describes nature from two perspectives. The first view sees nature as a free environment where everyone has the liberty to do what pleases them as long as their actions do not have an adverse impact on others. Nature makes every man equal. No man has power over another and everyone is free. Every man has some power which lets him act with ...

The emergence of social media has been critical to the political world through aiding of participation. It is important that every party and stakeholder is involved in the political process. The essential nature of politics makes it necessary for certain groups of people to participate. The value of asserting political influence surpasses the imaginary benefits that people often lay against it. In the contemporary world, the use of social media as a tool for engaging on political matters has increased tremendously. Over the recent years, many groups have continued to assert their influence in politics by engaging the political ...

Book Review

For the purposes of the analysis, the author of the paper dwells on the consideration of the book prepared by Martin Wattenberg. The main thesis of the boom concerns the issue that contemporary society create be environment where the youth have no intention to participate in the election process as the voters. In the beginning of the book, the author - Martin Wattenberg (herein after referred as Wattenberg) lists the factors that served the important role in the formation of the low voting involvement in the election campaigns of the youth within several last decades. In addition, the analysis ...

The chapter six case study, Doing the Right Thing by Making a “Hurd” Decision, dwells on the ethics issues surrounding the dismissal of former HP’s CEO Mark Hurd. The case study further provides background information on the ethical stature and history of the company since its establishment in 1939 by its founder members, David Packard and William Hewlett. The two incorporated ethics into HP as a business strategy. This was made possible by both inculcating ethics and actually acting and operating in an ethical manner (Ireland, Hoskisson & Hitt, 2008). In the other case study found in chapter five, Crushing the ...

Education

Introduction

Child development is a crucial process that considers different nuances. In the process of development, a child faces a variety of issues that require constant motivation and guidance. Ideally, the life of a child revolves around motivation and achievements. Motivation in child development refers to the act of arousing a person or a being into appropriate actions with a goal that is desirable in mind. In the child, several actions and goals lay in the future. Learning becomes a vital aspect in this case. Motivation, therefore, dwells upon appropriating critical desires to perform an action. Motivation can either be intrinsic (internally driven) or extrinsic (environmentally driven). ...

- My last writing

Writing any piece of information is a critical moment in any one’s life. The particular elements that determine the nature of a well-written work revolves around the critical tenets of proper planning and substantial ideas. The last time I wrote something became a great situation in my life. There are particular elements that still ring concrete in my mind. The first process involved planning for the idea to write. The planning session involved writing down the particular elements that determine my ideas. The planning process dwells on the temporary elimination of the particular topic of analysis. The major ideas find a basis ...

DO WE LIVE IN A WORLD OF MEDIA INFOTAINMENT AND MELODRAMATIC REPORTAGE?

Introduction For the past 4 decades, the role of the media has been in the process of transforming. Traditionally, the role of the media has been purely on performing an informative role concerning various events taking place across the globe. This phenomena is commonly known as the provision of hard news where the reporter presents the facts to the viewers they way they occurred. However, this is no longer the case, as the media is increasingly indulging in the provision of information as well as entertaining the society. The media houses have been shifting from the traditional methods ...

Most girls worry about their appearance even the most beautiful. There is always that thing that a girl will hate on their bodies and that is why they will always revisit the mirror. It is one thing to worry about those things hat girls add on to their bodies. Things such as polish on their finger nails as well as mascara on their eye lashes and even lipstick on their lips. It is another thing all together, to worry about their size, shape, complexion, hair and other body features. This is the story we get in the short story The ...

Introduction

The current article “The Shocking Sex Secrets of Insects” by Zuk, 2013 offers a substantive review on various issues regarding insect mating. The article is primarily based on an examination of two fossilized bugs as they mated close to 165 million years ago. Notably, the article seeks to offer critical insights to biological scientists on sex as a behavioural component of insects. In exploring the mating behaviours of insects, the current article explores on sex positioning in the context of insect mating. According to the author of the current article, the article is essential because it offers crucial information regarding the ...

It can be seen that the chapter form a consistent flow capitalized on the thematic agenda. Non of the ten subtopics found in chapter seven has any irrelevant theme of agenda. Additionally, the chapter has provided important citations for every subtopic so as to accord credit to the originators of the text. It can thus be concluded that chapter seven of this book provides a firm ground for addressing its core topic of immigration. Chapter 7 of the book Introduction Globalization: Analysis and Readings consists of major sub topics. The main topic covered in the chapter dwells intensively about Globalization ...

Woman in the dunes

The ‘woman in the dunes’ is a 1964 Japanese film whose director is Hiroshi Teshigara. It is a world class film to watch that captures the viewer’s attention with its very first scene. The main characters are Eiji Okada and Kyoko Kishida. The plot of this film is also well planned and acted out in a logical order. Eiji, a school teacher, is out on an exploration to get some insects that live in the sand dunes. It is in this escapade that he misses the last bus that leaves the village and the villagers convince him to spend the night at ...

SBAR is a technique used in aiding proper communication within heath care facilities. It traces its origins to the naval military procedures and was later on structured by Suzanne Graham, Doug Bonacum, and Michael Leonard OF Kaiser Permanente to used in health care. The SBAR technique stands for Situation Background Assessment Recommendation. It is defined as a standard communication protocol that aids in the reporting of changes in patient status or deterioration that may be observed between healthcare services or shifts. It was previously used for acute care communication between physicians and nurses but currently it is being used for communication ...

The Tyger and The Lamb found in the songs of experience and songs of innocence respectively are two notable poems by William Blake. The poems were inspired by the years he lived 1757-1827 which heralded the inception of the Romantic movement in the western civilization. The Romantic movement was founded on human expressiveness and spirituality with enhanced focus on nature. The society then had a profound impact on Blake’s perception and convictions regarding various issues he tackled in his poems. His two works, The Lamb, and The Tyger are much centered on the poet’s expression regarding religion with ...

Introduction

Every forward-thinking organization should factor in all its stakeholders in its key strategies and processes of production. It is thus prudent for these organizations to effectively manage the resources involved in the production processes of goods and services. These processes are managed with the key stakeholders namely customers, suppliers, shareholders, employees and society in mind (Kamauff, 2010, p. 67). The processes and strategies incorporate performance objectives of the organization and its focus on achieving profitability and competitive edge in the industry it finds itself in. It is, therefore, important for an organization to aim to achieve a balance of all ...

Blue Ocean Strategy is a book authored by Renee Mauborgne and W. Chan Kim that dwells on strategic business moves companies can make to tap into uncontested markets. The book, published in 2005, embodies the emergence of rapid change and innovation in recent years while at the same time injecting dynamism in business strategy. The book classifies businesses into two groups; Red Oceans and Blue Oceans. The former group, Kim and Mauborgne note comprises of static businesses that dwell on battling competitors. A strategy that is highly unlikely to bring forth a prospect of profit growth to companies that practice it. ...

Sociology

Introduction Female genital modification entails the temporary or permanent changes or alterations to the female reproductive organs. These alterations have been around since time immemorial as part of rituals and/or for cosmetic purposes. In various cultures, these modifications have symbolic connotations such as in many African communities; female genital modifications were part of an initiation rite for young girls growing into adulthood. In contemporary societies globally; particularly Western societies, these changes in the female genitalia are procured for aesthetic reasons or for enhancement of female sexual functions. This paper offers an insightful comparison between female genital modifications in ...

Compare and contrast female genital modifications in the Western and African contexts.

Introduction Female genital modification entails the temporary or permanent changes or alterations to the female reproductive organs. These alterations have been around since time immemorial as part of rituals or for cosmetic purposes. In various cultures, these modifications have symbolic connotations such as in many African communities female genital modification was part of an initiation rite for young girls into adulthood. In the contemporary societies globally, particularly Western societies, these changes in the female genitalia are procured for aesthetic reasons or enhancement of the female sexual functions. This paper will offer an insightful comparison between female genital modifications ...

Introduction

Every forward-thinking organization should factor in all its stakeholders in its key strategies and processes of production. It is thus prudent for these organizations to effectively manage the resources involved in the production processes of goods and services. These processes are managed with the key stakeholders namely customers, suppliers, shareholders, employees and society in mind (Kamauff, 2010, p. 67). The processes and strategies incorporate performance objectives of the organization and its focus on achieving profitability and competitive edge in the industry it finds itself in. It is, therefore, important for an organization to aim to achieve a balance of all ...

In the normal context, argument is perceived as a conversational confrontation between two people or parties with differing ideologies or stands on the issue. In my view, this is what entails an argument. In academic setting, however, an argument entails describing a point from a position, usually, a position that the writer should determine before writing or engaging in the arguments. The major difference between these two contexts is that the former perception dwells on the confrontation, refuting and supporting. The latter, dwells on providing evidence to support the line of argument. In his article, Greene expounds on the issue of applying ...

Virtually all laws that govern today’s civilization draw their influence from the England and Wales. The laws in these countries were arrived at through tribunals and precedents made by judges. The precedents are also known as case laws. These are previous legal decisions arrived at by judges which are used in similar subsequent scenarios or instances. They were also informed by the then governing customs societal norms. These laws provided for the protection of individuals and property. These laws were known as common laws. Common law made way for civil law that also draws its roots to England ...

Introduction

There are different forms of psychotherapies, but none of them is as unique as brief therapy. The definition and application of this therapy vary markedly between scholars and therapists alike. Despite the varied definitions, one thing is clear; it is a blanket term that takes into account different psychotherapies. Traditionally, brief therapists focus on the present client observable behavioral interaction with the objective of changing the current state of affairs (Molnar & Shazer, 1987). This approach emerged in response to both situational limitations and patient needs (Molnar & Shazer, 1987). The application of brief therapy takes into account momentary versions of ...

In the play, Twelfth Night, by the stalwart playwright, William Shakespeare, the avid audience comes across the character of Viola who stands out from the rest with her actions, conviction and commitment. She never shows herself to be lovesick and is rather in true love and longs to be with the person whom she has lost her heart for. She faces the brunt of emotions as she falls in love with Orsino. Viola’s character with its depth strikes a chord with the audience. Viola is a character who dwells in the dichotomy of identity and her journey in the ...

Every human being we have encountered or will ever encounter is a complex end result of multiple influences. Every entity that he is exposed to leaves an impression on his thought process and often times if we sit and analyze one particular person in detail, we surely find remnants of those who have impressed him in his actions and words. It is therefore possible to critique or appraise him with reference to his inspirations. This paper aims to dwell on the work of the distinguished fiction writer T.C Boyle and in doing so will highlight the influence of another prominent ...

“It is the surgeon who saves a person’s lifeit is the nurse who helps a person live” (Florence Nightingale). This famous nursing quote underscores the important role that nurses have played throughout the history of mankind. Florence Nightingale and many other nurses have come up with several nursing theories in a bid to better the profession. Through the evaluation of different theories; learners, practitioners and other interested stakeholders can understand the past and also predict the future of the nursing profession. In this paper, I will focus on two nursing theorists; Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) and University of Colorado’s Distinguished Professor ...

In the Civilization & Die Wekltanschaung 1918, Sigmund Freud presents his perception of worldview philosophies. He defined the worldview as an intellectual construction which offers solutions to problems of each and every individual’s existence in a uniform manner on the basis of one overriding hypothesis. Freud dwells on the meaning and purpose of existence .He argues that the goal of living is to find pleasure. Under his assessment, Freud views morality and conscience as defined by human experience. On religion, Freud employs a scientific view that dwells on research and facts rather than faith in a supreme being. Freud also offers light ...

Women and Gender Studies

Article Review: Equity Study In Canada: Race, class and gender paradigms in Canada Complex societies like Canada had a variety of challenges in terms of race, gender, and class imbalance. Razack, 1990 explains the various paradigms that determine each factor in the course of action. This review draws from a variety of major theoretical orientations that define the art of true activism. Race being vital in this outlook determines a complete set of nuances rather than other values like societies, gender, and class. These elements provide major inequities of all times. There is a critical interlocking between the major activities and the ...

Human trafficking is defined as the recruitment, transportation, harbouring or receipt of individuals by means of coercion, abduction, deception, fraud or abuse of power of a state of vulnerability for the aim of exploitation. It is estimated that over 600,000 to 800,000 individuals (men, women and children) are trafficked across borders each year. Trafficking victims suffer physiological and physical harm. The issue of language barrier, insufficient knowledge about the law and the frequency that trafficking takes place presents authorities with significant challenges in aiding victims and bringing traffickers to justice. Human trafficking is a global issue that affects ...

Introduction to Christian Thought

Introduction Modern Christians draw their guidance from the teachings of the New Testament doctrines like the Church and Trinity. However, there hardly exists sufficient information uncovering the theological definition, biblical foundation, and practical application of the doctrines (Week 2_3 Source; Insuring Authenticity of Text, 1). In the contemporary world, several churches and Christians have lost faith with the teachings due to lack of a clear understanding of the biblical doctrines and their application in their daily lives (Week 2_1 source; Arguments that the bible is the word of God). Christians incorporate the understanding of the trinity and church in ...

The apostle Paul, who started as one of Christianity’s most enthusiastic enemies, was hand-picked by Jesus Christ to become the gospel’s most passionate courier. Paul towers as one of the all-time giants of Christianity .he made three long missionary journeys all through the Roman Empire, planting churches, preaching the gospel, and giving power and support to the early Christians. Paul writes in the book of Romans 8:9 that you are not in the monarchy of the flesh but are in the monarchy of the spirit if indeed the spirit of God lives in you. If anyone does ...

Nursing

Initial Reaction The story by the narrator, Mitch Albom relieves an experience of touch and intimacy between a teacher and student. The teaching of Mitch by Morrie continues even after the latter’s final days in College 1979. It appears awkward that Mitch actually failed to fulfill his promise to visit the favorite teacher. The subsequent episodes reveal a deteriorating nature of Morrie as old age catches up with him. Upon reading the story, the feeling that strikes me dwells on the nature of teacher student relationship. The linkage between Morrie and Mitch is commendable and unique. As I ...

Nursing

Introduction In provision of healthcare, the elements of activity range across a variety of domains and ages from the young to the aged folks. In the United States, certain abrupt structures have emerged and changed the face of demographic curtains. According to a research courtesy of (Newman & Cauley, 2012) an estimated number of 22% of the American population will hit the age of 65 and over by the year 2030. From this research, the largest number of people shall include those over the age of 75 years.

Age-related challenges to providing quality care

Physical changes in elderly people include vision problems. At old age, people tend ...

Buddhism is a religion that emphasises on non-violence and peace. As it began to spread people of varied religions began to turn to Buddhism in a bid to find peace in the midst of a stressful spell. To the Buddhist the whole universe is connected whether we feel it or not as everything depends on another and nothing happens in isolation. The way the Buddhist sees the world can be seen through the opinion of Johan Galtung who stated that his peace theory was a precise process based on diversity in a mutually influential interaction. To him, peace was not a stable state but rather ...

As a precursor to a successful relationship, Dr. Joy Browne makes a tremendous effort to analyze the values of effective dating taking into account the various elements that define a true relationship. The book, under the subject matter of family and relationships, is a guide to understanding the true value of oneself and establishing a lasting relationship with the opposite sex. From the outset of the book, Browne acknowledges that dating can be very intimidating. The author demystifies the process taking turns from the first instance of getting a date, initiating a great time, elevating past a date, having a safe mentality to relationships and the manner that sex ...

The pill controversy has permeated the confines of American society and spread through to other parts of the world. The whole concept dwells upon the presence of feministic movements that determine equality in rights between the man and woman of the society. Despite the influence of the pill on the womenfolk and their sexual innuendoes, several frictions have erupted regarding humanity and the men folk mentality. Many women applauded the pill and fought to have it accepted by the conservative public. Lately, the demand for male pills has emerged to create a sensation in the feminist society. Unfortunately, such innovations ...

The book, the Picture of Dorian Gray by is an interesting piece of innovation in the literary field. The story dwells around the protagonist who is Dorian Gray in London. The usage of descriptive images reveals Gray as an ambitious, wealthy, and handsome young man with the ability to capture a woman’s attention. He unconsciously does so to Lady Brandon who is an artist of great reputation. The different attempts to portray Gray in many mythological aspects disappoint him. The claim of the young man is that the portrait displays a variance of the artist’s feelings as subjective to ...

Jacques Lacan and Jacques Derrida are key pioneers of revolutionizing language theory by a new understanding of writing. Jacques Lacan psychoanalysis concepts touch on the mirror stage, the Real, the imaginary and symbolic in his psychoanalysis advanced symbolic order which dwells on the imaginary that is deception, imagination and images. Lacan gives a linguistic dimension to the symbolic order since language has imaginary and symbolic connotations (Naas, 23). He argues that if the signifier is the aspect on which the symbolic is founded on then the signification and signified are the constituents of the imaginary order. The psychoanalysis that the French ...

Going Rogue: An American Story is a memoir written by Sarah Palin offering a sharp focus on the political life of Sarah Palin. The book offers a clear perception of Palin’s take on the John McCain campaigns, challenges, divergence in ideologies in the team as she gunned for one of the topmost national offices in America. The former Alaska governor comes out open on various accusations that had been leveled on her by campaign-mates, the fourth estate and the general public(Whetsell,5). The name “Going Rogue” is derived from the phrase coined by McCain political advisers who were not party ...

Abstract

Studying microeconomics is as important as studying its larger counterpart, macroeconomics. Macroeconomics basically deals with the overall aspects of an economy rather than on the smaller details. This paper focuses on the discussion of the Macroeconomic effects of world crude oil price changes, an academic journal authored by Dr. Ercan Ekmekcioglu from Turkey University. In this case, the general effects, which can either be positive or negative, of oil price changes in state economies will be reviewed based on a journal that was published by the International Journal of Business and Social Science. The objective of this paper was to ...

Saying What The Law Is explains in another perspective the nature of the constitution. This book creates an analytical view on the laws and the constitution of the United States. The author has a vast experience in writing and working on constitution issues. His experience as a lawyer has also contributed enough to the creation of the analytical group. Many analysts have argued that the book is created in form of a written activism. Its critical view on the constitution enables it to become one of the sort books by other activist. The book also criticizes the way in which the government ...

Truth and Value

Form and Function: Form denotes the physical appearance of objects in question. Elements of mass shape and size determine the essence of form. A function revolves around the actions that the object performs. It is more content based and message oriented. The form determines the function of an object.

Philosophical Functionalism:

The function of an object created the philosophical premise of functionalism. It refers to the theory of mind taking into account the mental states and beliefs. This premise derives a link between the hypothetical plane and the behavioral production. The difference between functionalism, behaviorism, and dualism emerges from its ...

C.S Lewis’ Mere Christianity Critique

Mere Christianity refers to a theological book authored by Clive Staples Lewis. The material used to compose the book was adopted from a series of talks held by C.S Lewis over the BBC radio between 1942 and 1944 when the Second World War was being fought actively. The book is regarded a classic Christian apologetic that has had a tremendous impact on believers and nonbelievers during the twentieth century (Petrik 46). The author explains basic Anglican teachings in nontechnical language, focusing on the belief that all Christians hold one thing in common, that is ‘mere Christianity.’ The title ...

Whenever any form of improper or acute injustice directed towards a group of audience, slavery and forced child labor never go unheard. Forced labor and slavery has for years been a major trauma affecting most developed and developing countries. The vice affects both the countries either directly or indirectly. The victims in many cases are less fortunate or in precision, the financially starving- the innocent poor. This indecent act has garnered lots of critics from the subjects in the same capacity as the prominent leaders and expatriates in various fields. Series of talks on the same are still being held to ...

This essay deals with the question of irony in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s short story “Young Goodman Brown,” where one man’s journey into the forest, late at night, and the sights he witnesses there, change his life forever. Seeing that all the people he thought devout, pious and morally upright, are actually devil worshippers, even his own wife Faith, Brown loses his own faith in humanity and becomes an estranged person.

Nathaniel Hawthorne’s short story “Young Goodman Brown” conveys an attack on the eccentric Puritan dogma, which utilized a strong moral concept, simultaneously brutally punishing all those who disobeyed. The ...

Discussion Board

The society believes that private lives of individuals can only be reviewed in terms of their personal failures and successes. The link between the private lives of these individuals and the society around them is ignored often. This should not be the case. In this regard, we will focus on the aspect called sociological imagination. It is a concept that dwells on the connection between an individual’s own personal life and larger social groups (Mills 2000). Two fundamental concepts that go hand-in-hand with sociological imagination are: the first concept is troubles, which dwells on personal matters, while the second ...