Essays on Humanization

Introduction

The concept of education has been described in many different ways to suit the requirements of an array of experts in different fields. The authors of the essay focus on the description of the concept of education that includes some people in the society and excludes others.

Thesis: The concept of education has been used as a way to exclude certain members of society indirectly

II. Purpose of Education According to the Sources a.) According to Romero et al. (2009), the purpose of education is to bring social fairness and transformation through decisive empathetic intellectualism. b) Freire (2000) suggests that education is significant concerning building people's characters to structure society. c) Martin Jane Martin explains the concept ...

Introduction

Every day new technological advances are being made, from last several years, culture is changing dramatically. The technology advancement can be seen in every field like education, communication, hospitals, offices, organizations, shopping, socialization etc. There are changes in the society and many of these are due to advancement and changes in technology. These days, instead of writing letters, emails, texts, and cell phones are available. Surveillance cameras can be used instead of keeping security man/women outside a mall or any subway. Due to all these advances in technology, people of all ages, including teenagers and children do not act ...

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A Reflection on Scientology

Introduction The Church of Scientology did not begin as a religion but as a mental health therapeutic theory called Dianetics, which the accompanying book, Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health, came off the press in 9 May 1950, from a science fiction author named Lafayette Ronald Hubbard (1911-1986), or L. Ron Hubbard (DeChant and Jorgensen 304). The Hubbard Association of Scientologists was established in 1952 (305). It was a new religious movement, with its tax-free claim over revenues, which the American society came to view as a religious cult (Blythe 2). However, as far as the ...

In the history of human civilization, stories always had educative role. In the literary works of fiction, authors use diverse images and symbols in order to trigger a particular reflection from the audience. On the other hand, some authors use traditional images in new contexts in order to stimulate a different reaction and challenge the audiences’ perception of traditional images. In other words, authors often argue that the same images can have different meaning and perception in different cultures and different times. The best example of this is a perception of monsters in different times. The aim of this paper is to ...

Thesis statement

Death penalty, being preserved within the U.S. legal system, has repeatedly become a highly controversial subject in terms of international law-, the U.S. statutory and case law- and ethics-related discourses. For the purposes of future discussing this issue, we would like to state that, in my mind, preserving death penalty in the U.S. system of punishments contradicts international legal and ethical norms. To be more precise in legal terms, death penalty is the punishment, aimed at taking away person’s right to life, which is considered to be most important basic human right.

The issue

In the U.S. the usage of death ...

The Pedagogy of the Oppressed is a book authored by Paulo Freire. It is a book that clearly and articulately entangles theories of philosophy, education and politics. The book outlines theories of oppression and the possible sources of liberation today. The author believes that liberation can only be achieved when there is an awakening of people’s thinking processes and critical awareness. This is why Paulo Freire is regarded as a prominent thinker in the field of education. He believed in a system of education that would create a strong partnership between students and their teachers. He also believed in a system that would heavily empower ...

INTRODUCTION

Dehumanization is the process of creating a negative image of an out-group, individual or community, so as to make them appear less human and hence denying them basic human essentials and rights. Such extreme rejection leads to a complete lack of emotional and cultural support towards the out-group . In cases of inter-ethnic conflict, the in-group seeks to justify its acts of aggression, give reasoning for the conflict as well as assert a sense of superiority over the out-group in the minds of its own members as well as the members of the victim community . This study aims at studying the effect of ...

Evolution of the Renaissance Style

Through the history, human perception of reality and subsequently depiction of it had evolved just human civilization itself. The divine world perception of Middle Ages was embodied in the Byzantine art and painting style, in which the main emphasis was placed on worshipping and divine nature of saints, making them as unreachable to a mortal being as the very comprehension of God Himself. Finally, human world perception was ready for the next step – self-realization and humanization of art in all of its perspectives, even such matters as saints and religious descriptions. Thus, the era of Renaissance and contemporary human-centric world ...

The main idea of the book was giving slavery a human face. This does not mean the humanization of a brutal and unnatural phenomenon of human history or its justification in any sense. The main theme of the whole book is a horrible reality of slavery seen through the real human faces, individuals with names and almost touchable appearances and distinct descriptions. They have souls, feelings and emotions in the process of enslavement and life in general. Subsequently, the main aim of Marcus Rediker is to show the reality of slavery as a characteristic feature of a historical epoch, which shaped or rather ruined ...