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 Social Commentary On Welfare To Thursday
Social Commentary Entry Slip I could easily compare my social commentary essay discussing the
topic of welfare to a Thursday. This essay was the most time consuming and by far gave me the
most anxiety. Thursday gives me the same emotions. It is only one day away from Friday, which
means the only thing on my mind is the weekend. As much as I want to slack off like some of the
Americans on welfare, the school atmosphere doesn t allow me to, so I am forced to feel the anxiety
of school, rather than the excitement of the weekend.
I decided to title my paper Wel(un)fare. Welfare is a topic filled with controversy, but if you ask
me, it s ruining America. The statistics and background information in my paper can easily back my
title up. Welfare
 What Are The Key Elements Of Modernism
Modernism is a movement that started in the early 1900 s, there are lots of new ideas used in
modernism and it does not include values of older traditional literature. Some things that were
questioned in modernist literature is what is the difference between wrong and right, what will our
country s future be, what is truth, and what does it mean to be an American. In modernismwriters
oftentimes don t give answers and make the reader draw their own conclusions. Writers of the time
are also worried about social injustice and want a better world and society. Key elements of
modernism include break from tradition, Individualism, and disillusionment.

One of the major changes in the modernist era is a break from tradition which focuses on being
bold and experimenting with new style and form and the collapse of old social and behavior norms.
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In A Rose for Emily after meeting Homer, a worker from the north, all the townspeople are
surprised saying We remembered all the young men her father had driven away (Faulkner 3).
Emily feels disappointed as she wasn t allowed to ever start a relationship as a young woman and
instead has to wait until later in life. Second, In Another Country by Ernest Hemingway the main
character who has been injured at war meets a Major who he calls Signor Maggiore, After being
asked what he wants to do after the war he says he would like to return to America and get
married. The Major does not like his answer and tells him a man should not marry, the main
character then asks why and is answered with He cannot marry. He cannot marry, If he is to lose
everything. He should not place himself in a place to lose that (Hemingway 3). The major gets
very upset at the main character as he has lost his wife, the major also has disillusionment for
technology as he does not believe the machines he uses to fix his hand will
 Analysis Of The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
Introduction: The blight on human history known as the Tuskegee Syphilis Study was on all counts
an immoral and unethical research study. Public Health Services were the ones conducting the
experiment, which went on for years (from 1932 to 1972) and throughout the entire thing human
beings were used as laboratory animals (The TuskegeeSyphilis Experiment, 2000). Unfortunately,
this study was conducted when racism was still common, meaning that the human lab rats were poor
black men, because they were seen as lesser beings. These men were lied to in order to ensure their
cooperation with the study. The lies told to them included the omission of what was actually wrong
with them, instead of telling the victims that they had syphilis it... Show more content on
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Caring for individuals is simply having concern for the other person s well being and
understanding the needs of the other person, such as being conscious of their welfare (Blum,
2001). This was glaringly absent during this time, considering how many people died because of
this experiment. Another principle violated during those forty years was beneficence, which is
an obligation to help others or to do good. It could be argued that this study was conducted in
order to do good, at least for white people if they learned more about syphilis, but beneficence
actually signifies producing good, not just some good (Kohl, 2001). Another strong clue that what
happened in Tuskegee was unethical was that it did not follow the framework for research
provided in the Belmont Report, where two major pieces included of which are justice and a
respect for persons (Miracle, 2016). The racist outlook of the researchers which deemed this study
acceptable since black men were considered lesser people entirely vetoed any respect for persons
involved as well as any justice for those individuals automatically.
Eunice Rivers was an African American woman who won the trust of all the men in the experiment
and reassured them in times of doubt. Although she did sincerely care for them, Eunice blindly
followed orders and refused to acknowledge the unethical and immoral treatments that happened
around her (The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment, 2000). Her justification of her
 Wwi Wwii (Abridge)
WWI and WWII: The Impact Written by: Aryaxxthexxelf :) ABSTRACT The assassination of a
duke ignited WWI. Serbia and Austria Hungary s slight conflict drew a long chain of country
alliances and treaties. Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, Austria Hungary and the Ottoman Empire battled
against Great Britain, Russia, America, and France to determine not only the rightest but also the
strongest. Germany left the long fight with nothing to spare but a ruined country and a broken
economy, in other words Germany and its allies lost the war, while the other countries against
them won the war, but lost the people. WWII took the same shape, only was ignited by the rising
of Fascism, a deadly new regime, led by Hitler, who later killed himself of... Show more content on
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And here s a funny thing, see, The UK had previously signed an alliance with France, and when a
country signs an alliance treaty with another country, a bond is created, one that states: If I was
attacked, you help, If you were attacked, I help and that is how it went, really. The number of
countries who got involved was actually shocking. Over 100 countries were involved!! Here s a
couple: Germany, Italy, Australia, France, Belgium, England, Soviet Union, etc How did WWII
start? Let s take into consideration that Angela bought a used car without making sure it s
running well. Now, if she has trouble with it later, she ll return it, and make sure that the next
time the car she s going to buy is totally spick and span. See, people learn from mistakes. But
Europe didn t! Unfortunately, even after 8.5 million people lost their lives in WWI, the world
didn t seem to regret anything! In fact, after the miserable 20 years of pain and misery that
followed WWI, the world seemed pretty enthusiastic about waging a second war! And by the
world, I mean politicians. The cause of WWII was simple: Fascism, a form of government where
the people are led by a dictator, or a small group of people. The dictator has a vision of what he
wants his country to be like and pushes the population towards his goals. But before I dive into the
country which started WWII, let s talk about how tragic WWI s ending was, German lost, which
means that the winners of
 Anselm, The Archbishop Of Canterbury
Anselm, the Archbishop of Canterbury, was the first person to present an ontological argument for
the existence of God. He actually proposes two different ontological arguments at different points in
the Prosologium.
His first Ontological Argument for God s Existence starts by defining God based on Christian belief
as a being than which nothing greater can be conceived. It is on the foundation of this definition that
he builds his argument.
Anselm s first point is that anyone who hears about God, this being than which nothing greater can
be conceived, will be able to understand what he is hearing and grasp that definition of God. He then
goes on to say that once a person has been told and has understood that definition, then they have ...
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The first critic is a monk named Gaunilo of Marmoutier, who lived at the same time as Anselm. His
critique of Anselm s first Ontological Argument for God s Existence is that using the same argument
one could prove the existence of things that do not actually exist.
Gaunilo supports his objection by presenting Anselm s argument except with an island in the place
of God as the thing than which none greater can be conceived. The argument seems to prove
conclusively that there is an island than which none greater can be conceived, but since there is not
objectively a maximally great island, the argument form is seemingly discredited.
Himma argues, however, that Gaunilo s objection points out a limit to Anselm s argument but does
not actually disprove it. The properties of an island that make it great are not ones that have a
conceptual maximum. Himma points out that it is this lack of properties with conceptual maximums
that makes the island argument fail, not the argument form itself. On the other hand, the properties
of Anselm s Christian God that make that God great do have a conceptual maximum, properties
such as perfect knowledge and perfect power. One cannot conceptually have greater knowledge than
knowing all and only true propositions, or greater power than being able to do everything that is
possible to do.
Therefore, Himma points out, the example of the greatest island simply shows that Anselm s
 Sonny s Blues By James Baldwin Essay
Sonny s Blues is a narration about two siblings brothers who choose very different routes in life in
order to accomplish the zenith of individualism, expressionism and recognition. In doing so, they
take a glimpse into one another s spheres and learn to assent and appreciate each other for who
they are. In 1951, Baldwin wrote Sonny s Blues, a story of the ills that Harlem provided its youth.
In Baldwin s telling of the narration, it forms a nous of liberation, an atmosphere of therapeutic
acceptance for the author, in which Baldwin develops to express his own state through his virtuoso
of storytelling. To put it inanely, Baldwin has such a fine grasp of the linguistic and such great urge
to interpret that he can move even his stoutest detractors to emotion and response.
Walter Dean Myers (2014), a famous New York Times journalist wrote that ...I read a story by James
Baldwin: Sonny s Blues. I didn t love the story, but I was lifted by it, for it took place in Harlem, and
it was a story concerned with black people like those I knew. By humanizing the people who were
like me, Baldwin s story also humanized me. The story gave me a permission that I didn t know I
needed, the permission to write about my own landscape, my own map. It broods a similar
contentment in the reader that the reader s conscience is questioned by the exposé of the veracity
of the characters quandary and epiphany and thus, a deep level of appreciative ness of the American
Negro s struggle is
 quot;the Oppressive Power of Patriarchy in Angela...
We can read Angela Carter as both entertaining and a critique of constructions and presentations of
power, gender, sexuality and construction of gendered identities. First we will consider the
oppressive and destructive power of patriarchy which is the social system in which men are
regarded as the authority within the family and society. Afterwards in the next chapter we will
investigate how Carter s heroines succeed in constructing their femininity and their gendered
identities. Let us look at a typical piece of Carter s writing The Magic Toyshop and its specific
focus on critiquing the oppressive power of patriarchy that is represented through the oppressive
character of Uncle Phillip. The novel narrates... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lorna sage asserts: Uncle Philip has made images of them as toy monkeys, they are in his power,
and ......Melanie joins them in this house. 2 Carter tries to tell readers through The Magic
Toyshop how Uncle Philip s power 1could turn Melanie into a victim and this exposes a kind of
bullying male power. In her penultimate novel Nights at the Circus, Carter mocks and explodes the
constructive cultural stereotypes of femininity and masculinity. The novel is divided into three
sections: London, St.Perersburg and Siberia and Carter conducts it like a circus. The
embodiement of the patriarchal power is in the characters of Walser, Christian Rosencreutz, Grand
Duke. For example, early in the novel, in London Carter displays Walser s continous attempts to
fix Fevvers to paper or to disclose her as a hoax to secure immortality of profession
acknowledgement. The journalist Walser who represent the power of patriarchy comes to interview
Fevvrers. He is more ambitious about dismantling and distroying the identity that is presented to him
than trying to understand it. This is a condition of his journalistic ambition but it also an act of
misogyny to aliegn Fevvers to his own image of what a women should be. He intents on fixing and
writing Fevvers s identity in a manner that suits his
 Book Of Tolls Essay
The Book of Kells is one of the most beautiful and mysterious surviving medieval manuscripts, and
it is prominent for its extreme decoration. It comprises of four Gospels in Latin created on vellum
in a bold, as well as, professional version of the writing referred to as the Insular majuscule that St.
Jerome completed in 348 AD. 1 The manuscript is intermixed with readings from the from the
earlier Old Latin translation. The book contains 340 folios currently measuring approximately 330 x
255 mm that was trimmed and the edges and gilded in the course of rebinding in the 19th century.
The habitation of origin of the Book of Kellsis usually credited to the scriptorium of the friary
founded around 561 AD by St. Colm Cille on Iona, an island off... Show more content on
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The art of the Book of Kells is a complicated synthesis of Christian iconography, derived from the
Mediterranean world, and the northern European predilection for brilliant colour and abstract
pattern. In the religious scenes, abstract values dominate at the expense of naturalism, imbuing
the images with a detached, visionary quality. The bulk of the painting, however, appears to be as
much decorative as religious in content. The book has a broad palette of colors with purple, lilac,
red, pink, green, as well as, yellow being the colors greatest frequently used in the writing. The
lavish illumination of the program of the book is far better than any other enduring insular gospel
book. There are ten persisting full page illuminations including two evangelist pictures, three pages
with the four evangelist symbols, a carpet page, a minuscule of the Virgin Child, a minuscule of
Christ enthroned, a minuscule of the Arrest of Jesus, and the Temptation of Christ. There are
thirteen existing full pages of decorated text including pages for the first few words of each of the
Gospels. 9 There are numerous pages where only some of the text is decorated. Notably, fols 29v
31r are incomplete, and others display illustartions
 Disopora of Inheritance of Loss
As might be expected from the rich input of her cultural background, Kiran Desai, daughter of the
author Anita Desai is a born story teller. Her first novel, Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard (1998),
is a fresh look at life in the sleepy provincial town of Shahkot in India. At 35 years old, Desai is
the youngest woman ever to win the prize and was already highly acclaimed in literary circles for
her first novel Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard which won a Betty Trask award [2] when it was
published in 1998. She spent eight years writing her second novel The Inheritance of Loss [3] .
Much has been made of the parallels between the book and Desai s family history but it s not an
autobiography. Desai herself has said that in places it s... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whereas Biju finds it difficult to have a conversation even with the Indian girls to whom he
delivers a take away meal, Saeed had many girls : Oh myee God!! he said. Oh myee Gaaaawd!
She keep calling me and calling me, he clutched at head, aaaiii...I don t know what to do!! ... It s
those dreadlocks, cut them off and the girls will go. But I don t want them to go! [8] Much of the
comedy also arises from the Indian mis or over use of the English language. Result equivocal the
young Judge wrote home to India on completing his university examinations in Britain. What ,
asked everyone does that mean? It sounded as if there was a problem, because un words were
negative words, those basically competent in the English agreed. But then (his father) consulted
the assistant magistrate and they exploded with joy .... Bose, the Judge s friend from his
university days is a wonderfully optimistic but pompous individual, made all the more ridiculous
by his over use of British idioms Cheeri o, right o, tickety boo, simply smashing, chin chin, no
siree, how s that, bottom s up, I say! [9] An original and modern aspect of Desai s style is the
almost poet like use she makes of different print forms on the page: she uses italics for foreign
words as if to emphasize their exoticness and untranslatability and capitals for emphasis