Essays on Personal Experiences

a)  In your professional or personal experiences, provide ONE SPECIFIC example in which you have observed/assessed a functional communication process with a "functional sender" and a "functional receiver." I observed a functional communication process between a functional receiver and a functional sender when my parents implored me to change my eating habits to achieve a healthy lifestyle. Specifically, I was suffering from issues related to being overweight. In response, I started eating healthily, and my health eventually improved. b)  Then, in your professional or personal experiences, provide ONE SPECIFIC example regarding your observation/assessment of a dysfunctional communication process with ...

Question 1

In A Journal of the Plague Year, the narrative depicts a nonlinear description of the Great Plague that took place around 1665 in London. The novel highlights common experiences during the. The influence of Defoe’s experience as a newspaper editor can be seen through the combination of journalistic and literary writing skills and Defoe’s own understanding of fictional writing. It can be argued that Defoe’s A Journal of the Plague Year depicts an extraordinary literary work since it portrays a mix of data and statistical representation of reality and a fictional narrative. The graphical details presented ...

Evidence Based Practice (EBM)

According to Rousseau (2006), EBM is a concept in which decisions are made and policies formulated on the basis of sound evidence. Contemporarily, there has been a notable paradigmatic shift in how medical professionals use scientific research and data analysis in the process of making decisions as well as formulating the policies as mentioned. The role of evidence in decision and policy making in clinical practices has yielded the practical outcomes. Though managers and policymakers have consistently been advised to embrace the use of evidence based management practices, there has been significant negligence in the adoption of this concept. ...

The novel “Unbillable Hours: A True Story” by Ian Graham is a story about how a struggling fourth-year associate discovered that lawyering is not all about the money and prestige and found the deeper meaning of his profession when he took the case of a wrongly convicted indigent client and helped him win his freedom. Graham recounts how he started his career as a young lawyer after he landed a job at the prestigious law firm of Latham and Watkins located in L.A., where he was offered a substantial income. Initially, he knew that he was in the right ...

Education in a different country extends further beyond classroom settings. Education has come to be increasingly a blend of academic, professional and personal experiences. Accordingly, in seeking to pursue education in a different country, one needs to be well adapted to different aspects of on- and off-campus experiences. Personally, I have gained a host of experiences in different contexts which has further enriched me at professional, academic and personal levels. To better explain how I would fit in a multicultural education in Spain, I will need to describe in further detail experiences I have accumulated over years in different ...

2. Hemingway had an approach to writing he referred to as “the iceberg theory.” How does this theory apply to The Old Man and the Sea? Santiago's struggle with the marlin throughout the story represents a profound importance that Hemingway placed on experience in his writing. This experience could be used in order to inform a deeper understanding of the subjects that he was presenting. His prose was written in an efficient, non-description manner, which requires the reader to make their own judgments and inferences based on their personal experiences. This seems to create an underlying tension that is ...

My final research paper will be based on the perception of free will and censorship in the society. Free will is afforded to all human beings, but many persons fail to understand that free will without a high moral standard is similar to removing free will from humans. Arguably, free will and censorship are often misunderstood by many persons. The government takes away the free will of persons when they implement censorship on persons, but persons also censor their thoughts and actions when they censor themselves from the truth because of a lack of knowledge that can help to ...

Introduction:

Art as experience is the primary interest in regards to the essay by Dewey. Dewey's work seems to be an attempt develop the idea of art from that of an object to art as an experience. This transforms art into having a more personal relationship with the viewer. Art, in this sense, transcends the bounds of time and place in order to establish itself as an agent of change in regards to the viewer's perceptions of themselves and the world that they are a part of. In looking at the work of three artists, Manet, Monet, and Matisse, the ...