Eriksonâs Stages of Psychosocial Development Erik Erickson developed the psychosocial development theory that has eight stages following a person's life from the time they were born to the day they pass away. During each stage the person goes through, there are advantages and disadvantages that could shape and affect the individual's life. Each situation the individual goes through is of psychosocial nature because it involves the need of the individual which conflicts with the social needs (McLeod, 2018). For this...
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In the early modern period, poets William Shakespeare and Richard Barnfield utilized erotic and homoerotic language to subvert English Petrarchan conventions and explore the transformative effects of love and desire on the mind and body. Coppelia Kahn confirms as such by suggesting that by means of echoing Ovidâs tales of Metamorphoses, Shakespeareâs poetry captures the âoverwhelming psychological changes wrought by desire, as well as its often-grotesque physical mutations.â Less drastically, Bruce Smith proposes Barnfieldâs poetry as focusing on the internal...
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This essay will primarily discuss Locke's notion of ideas and more importantly their relationship with objects. I will attempt to show that some fundamental aspects of his philosophy, which he deems to conserve, force him to a representational cognitive theory; however, any interpretation of said theory seems to underpin another fundamental aspect of his philosophy. Ideas and their relationship with objects Locke's philosophy are of utmost importance as upon this his philosophy rests. As he states âmy Purpose [is] to...
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Introduction State violence refers to acts of brutality that are meted out by government agencies against foreign or domestic targets that are considered enemies of the state. A classic example is the enactment of anti-gang policies and laws in Latin America whereby security organizations have killed many children under the guise of quelling gang activities (Jackson, 2018). Recently, there have been numerous debates on the justifications for state violence. For instance, proponents of the approach posit that there are moral...
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Do you think Carlo Ginzburgâs idea of micro-history also contributes to looking at everyday life in history? During the period between the two world wars, there was a radical departure from the traditional mainstream historiography which mainly focused on high-level politics and diplomacy, warfare, and the lives of great statesmen. On the contrary, they tried to focus on the lives and struggles of ordinary people, their popular forms of protest, their everyday activities, as well as attitudes, beliefs, practices, and...
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Course Description: In this course, students will break down the Spanish Civil War into two main sections. The first section will give students a general overview and fundamental understanding of the Spanish Civil War. The second section of this course will invite students to take a deeper analysis and examination of multiple participants in the conflict. Proposal: The adage that history is written by the victors is often used, but never has it been less correct than in the case...
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Abstract History writing or Historiography is a study of historical writings means the art of writing history or the history of history. like many other disciplines, it was begun in the late 18th century. However, history writing is as old as humankind. Certainly, historians of the ancient past had a sense of history writing of their precursors. Introduction The term âhistoryâ is derived from the Greek word âIstoriaâ meaning inquiry, research, exploration, investigation, or information, and in the broad sense...
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What is an outsider? An outsider may be a person who does not belong or fit in an organization or profession. They could be considered a stranger, an outcast, or foreigner. An outsider in society is someone that doesn't fit in. someone who observes from afar and watches people, life, and society through a metaphorical window. Matthew Homes, the protagonist of 'The Shock of the Fall', tells us the story of his life and others through his point of view,...
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This is a quotation that I think most of us could relate to makeup. When we're wearing it we may actually feel good, but the aftermath may be unimaginable just like when we take drugs. Since ancient times cosmetics have been used to enhance beauty. Ancient cosmetics are mainly composed of chalk to whiten skin, kohl for eyelids, eyebrow pencils, and stains for the cheeks. Ancient cosmetics are used for sensual, religious, and hierarchical purposes. Back in the early 18th...
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Abstract In Authentic Happiness Seligman suggests a formula for happiness, The Pleasant Life, The Good Life, and The Meaningful Life, encouraging people to seek a meaningful life in a continual quest for happiness. (Seligman 161). Seligman's theory reconciles two conflicting views of human happiness, the individualistic approach, which emphasizes that we should take care of ourselves and nurture our own strengths, and the altruistic approach, which tends to downplay individuality and emphasizes sacrifice for the greater purpose. (www.pursuit-of-happiness.org). This paper...
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This assignment explores the concept of professionalism in nursing terms. It will also seek to examine the terms communication, compassion, and person-centered care. I will use literature and examples from personal experience to explore the relationship and roles of professionalism and the importance of communication and compassion in delivering person-centered care. Professionalism is a difficult concept to define as there is not a concise and definitive definition available. To be a professional means different things to different people. Morrow et...
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This essay will explore how reading the article âNurseâs responsibility when using social media' (Barrett, 2018) and investigating the concept of professionalism has helped me develop my understanding of nursing throughout this module. To begin, there will be an explanation of the key concepts within the article, and how researching these concepts has improved my understanding of nursing. There will then be a summary of the chosen article and the main concepts involved. Following this, the essay will explore a...
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First and foremost, what is the definition of History? History originates from the Greek word âHistoriaâ which means information or an inquiry designed to extract the truth. There are many definitions of history; a simple definition of history is the study of past events, particularly in human affairs. History is also a continuous, typically chronological, record of important or public events or of a particular trend or institution. History is the study of life in society in the past, in...
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Investigation For my research professional investigation project, I was able to interview a clinical counselor who owns her own private practice in Gilbert, Arizona. She was referred to me through my sister-in-law, as her mother had graduated high school with Dr. Wyman and has maintained a friendship with her over time. Ideally, I would have loved to buy Dr. Wyman a coffee and sit down and chat with her, however, due to circumstances such as her busy schedule and my...
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Introduction to Vaccines A vaccine is a preparation of attenuated or killed pathogen that is administered for prevention, betterment, or treatment of a contagious disease Vaccines are one of the most important developments of the modern world and save an estimated 2-3 million lives every year by preventing and controlling infectious disease outbreaks The first person to make a scientific attempt to control infectious disease using vaccination was Edward Jenner in 1796, enabling the eradication of smallpox The first laboratory...
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Reading Our Lips: A Reflection of Lipstick Advertising from 1920-2019 What makes something beautiful? Each culture has a set of general beliefs about what constitutes femininity and beauty (Frith et al., 2009, p.193). Beauty is a discourse of society and it is constantly changing and reflecting societal values of the given time period. For example, Marilyn Monroe was the beauty ideal in the US in the 1950s and then replaced by Twiggy in the sixties (Frith et al, p. 194)....
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Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are on the front line of climate change-related perturbations due to their small land masses located in areas prone to natural disasters and extreme weather events. Their exposure is exacerbated still further by factors such as a reliance on natural resources for subsistence and livelihoods, inadequate infrastructure, high population growth, and limited health, education, disaster response systems, and adaptive capacity. This entails challenges regarding freshwater availability, agricultural production, safe housing conditions, food security, and health....
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This essay is about two sides of my family; My fathersâ side and my mothersâ side. I have obtained information on my fathersâ site that dates back to the 1890s. My paternal great-grandfather moved from Afghanistan to India in 1895 as a child and later settled down and eventually having my paternal grandmother in 1939. My paternal grandfather's family moved from the northern part of India during the 1890s as well due to economic reasons. After the partition between India...
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Introduction: The beauty industry is growing larger and larger each day by Billions of dollars. In the past most of its consumers are females and there was a wide pool of money generated from females alone. However, in the 21 century, more and more men are increasingly becoming interested in shaping their own appearance. This encouraged me to conduct this case study based on a makeup brand called Huda Beauty the makeup industry and how it managed to position itself...
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Introduction The United States was intended to be and has been successful at remaining one of the countries in the world with the most liberties. Citizens have many freedoms and are afforded the opportunity to fulfill their dreams, be successful, and live happy life. Regrettably, many individuals throughout history had to fight extra hard for their freedom and their rights as Americans. These citizens were battered, troubled, ignored, and demoralized, and were they afforded the same opportunities as others. As...
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Education plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of individuals and societies. It serves as the key to unlocking one's potential, fostering personal growth, and driving societal progress. In today's rapidly evolving world, the significance of it cannot be overstated. In long essays, we will delve into the multifaceted aspects of education, exploring its impact on individuals, communities, and nations. From examining the purpose of education and its various forms to analyzing the challenges and opportunities it presents, we...
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Hamlet: An Existential Crisis in the Making Through the dawn of mankind, one thing has remained constant for humanity, and that is our crippling mortality. The tragedy of Hamlet by William Shakespeare is about the self-doubt of the tragic hero Hamlet and his journey towards revenge in order to honor his father. Shakespeare uses the popular ideology of the time, The Great Chain of Being, to demonstrate the flaws and irregularities of the ideology which attempted to deter evil and...
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As a child, we all remember going to checkups with our family medicine physician. The familiar vile and needle are things that have defined the meaning of immunity across many generations of the human race, all developed with the first vaccination. Research shows that vaccinations are the best way to protect people from diseases that are spread through daily activities. The modern vaccine is changing from its predecessors because a disease has many strains, and each strain mutates rapidly. This...
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Intro In order for me to be able to build and sustain a colony on Mars I will need to find out the following things about Mars: Firstly I will need to find out what we have on Earth that helps us survive, Secondly I will need to find out what Mars doesnât have that Earth does so that we are able to implement what Mars still needs for humans to survive and colonize on it. Finally, I will need...
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Following on from this examination of PTSD and its impact on the reliable narrator, this dissertation will now interrogate other constraints placed on the accurate representation of women`s Holocaust experiences. In the 1960s and 1970s, the narratives of women which dominated historiography largely focused upon the accounts of resistance fighters or otherwise those considered heroic women. It is important to mention that I will not be discrediting the validity and importance of these experiences but instead questioning why these were...
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Plants, trees, forests, soil, animals. These are some common words that people hear when the environment is mentioned. The existence of these trees, plants, and animals adds to biodiversity and serves many important roles such as attracting visitors, generating revenue, and contributing to slow climate change. Over the years, many trees are felled and forest areas are disappearing at a fast rate. According to Earth Day Network, deforestation has been reported to be the second cause of global warming and...
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Monsters are a metaphor for fate and the destructive forces of nature. âHe who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster . . . when you gaze long into the abyss the abyss also gazes into you.â Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good, and Evil, 1886 Subsequent to the publication of J.R.R Tolkienâs âThe Monsters and the Criticsâ scholars have found it easier to view Beowulf predominantly as a work of art rather than,...
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Heart of Darkness Activity Foreshadowing âThe air was dark above Gravesend, and farther back still seemed condensed into a mournful gloom, brooding motionless over the highest, and the greatest town on Earthâ(Conrad, 65). The darkness that spreads above the port creates an atmosphere of despair and mystery as the novel begins. It is this gloomy atmosphere that serves to foreshadow the hardship and sadness that is soon to come. Conrad paints the initial setting as sinister, drawing a parallel to...
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The Apples in the Barrel Humans are intricate and complex creatures, capable of great things like landing on the moon with advancing technology but also capable of disastrous and horrible things such as committing genocide against a minority group. Thereâs a thin line between the great things humanity can achieve to the very horrifying tragedies that we can inflict on others. To study human behavior we use social psychology which is an interesting subject especially when experiments defy expectations and...
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Summary The year is 1909, and the people of Mexico begin to rise up against the tyrannical regime of President Diaz. This revolution is led by Emilio Zapata. a simple peasant farmer who wants to bring justice and freedom to his people. But as time goes by he is drawn deeper into a civil war where allies and enemies are often difficult to tell apart. Section 1:Differences between Film and History Viva Zapata! follows the traditional plot where the hero...
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