Age and time have little to do with maturity. There are many mature young people and many children from older generations. Maturity is about the way we behave and interact with the world around us. Because our emotions are directed at ourselves and others, we have our own ways of expressing them. An emotionally mature person has six qualities. If I had to rank the six qualities of an emotionally mature person based on how well I develop these qualities,...
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Reading books is one of the best habits a person can poses. It builds up one’s creative mind and also furnishes one with a fortune of knowledge. It is well said that books are the best companions as they enhance our confidence, and also refresh our mood. Reading books is the best exercise for the mind during leisure time. The habit of readings books has many perks. Firstly, it helps an individual to improve at a personal level. Regular reading...
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Based on the discussion about theory, I choose feminist ethics, because feminist ethics is focused on advancing women’s interests and correcting injustices inflicted on women through social oppression. Also, feminist ethics is not only concerned with women’s interests. However, feminism is about working against the systems built to keep certain groups of people oppressed and striving toward equality for everyone. It means fighting for intersectionality and acknowledging how race, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status affects feminism. So, it is very...
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The world of eSports (electronic sports) is something that can come from as far back as the first computers being made. ESports has finally started to really gain some steam, and grow in popularity over the years. Actually, eSports has finally gotten its player to begin being accepted as athletes in today's world of sports. It has now been even to the point where we have colleges starting to see it as a sport so much that they are giving...
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Nursing is a profession that focuses on the care of individuals, families, and communities. It involves skilled professionals whose goal is to provide optimal health and quality of life to their patients. Nurses may be different from other healthcare professionals in terms of their approach to patient care and scope of practice. The public image of nurses has been shaped over the years. This essay will briefly discuss nursing as an art and as a science. Despite the ongoing debate...
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Rather than centralizing on postcolonial critiques of Caliban as the colonized ‘Other’ in The Tempest, Atwood reimagines a humanist critique of the Fletcher Correctional Players in Hag-Seed. Inspired by Canada’s reformative prison literature of the Shakespeare Behind Bar program, Atwood adapts the universality of Shakespeare’s language to allow the inmates to transgress their mundane existence through the rehabilitative power of theatre. In The Tempest, Shakespeare explores the relationship between European civilization and the primitive New World ‘savage’, utilizing the European...
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According to milspousefest.com, it states that “The attack of Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, “is a date which will live infamy” (President Roosevelt) was an attack by Japan.” It was very early Sunday morning at 8 am families were getting ready, kids were eating breakfast, etc. Although many people thought it was a normal day. The Japanese were dropping the atomic bombs in a very sneaky way. When Japan tried bombing Pearl Harbor no military was sent to defend Pearl...
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“The American Revolution was a beginning, not a consummation” - Woodrow Wilson. The American Revolution was revolutionary by definition because it was successful regarding political, economic, women's rights and freedom for African Americans. In fact, despite all of the obvious costs and excesses brought throughout this historical event, it also brought numerous benefits not just for citizens living in the United States, but for other people around the globe. It is extremely difficult to shrink something as big and numerous...
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The arguments in support of strong affirmative action that talks about diversity are that it brings more people to the table and with this more ideas. With more people that are included in a group, community, jobs, or involved it means that there are more ideas and more tolerance to new upcoming and different points of view. Like I have said previously in my other works, it was a woman that came up with the equation that took us to...
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William Shakespeare’s Othello explores the term 'other' to achieve his purpose of trying to question the validity of stereotypes. Shakespeare uses the protagonist, Othello to question the racial prejudices during the Renaissance and to question the validity of stereotypes. During the Elizabethan Era in England, a dark-skinned person in a position of power wasn't part of the norm during the Elizabethan England, the population, at the time, considered dark-skinned people to be seen as a minority compared to the English...
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Joan Didion's essay "On Keeping a Notebook" explores the practice of journaling and its significance in the author's life. In this essay, Didion reflects on the act of writing and the personal insights that can be gained through the process of keeping a notebook. Didion begins by explaining the motivation behind her journaling, highlighting the importance of capturing fleeting moments and preserving memories. She notes that her notebooks serve as a repository for observations, experiences, and thoughts that might otherwise...
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Around the globe, many people fall victim to modern slavery. Human Trafficking is a major worldwide problem that occurs every day, even in America. Human trafficking is hidden in plain sight without the knowledge of the public. Victims of human trafficking can be anybody; mostly females of all ages, including young children. They can be normal individuals who have been kidnapped, hookers, the homeless, or drug addicts. These people are often disregarded by society and labeled as outcasts. They are...
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Football is my favorite sport. But I think that it is the most addicting game in the world. It is a very interesting game. Also, this sport is played by two teams each having 11 players. This sport is known as soccer. Football is a fun game activity to play together with your friends or teammates. In addition, it is a local and international contest of this game playing in 90 minutes or they can be divided into two sections...
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Demonstrators Worldwide Yelled Out Against Police Brutality In The United States. The Global Society Reacts to George Floyd's Death, on Systemic Racism, Police Brutality, and Protests in the United States. What transpired in the final moments of Floyd's life? On May 25. the murdering of Floyd, cascading far beyond the borders of the United States. The subsequent waves of demonstrations both at home and abroad have again brought a laser-like focus to longstanding queries involving systemic racial discrimination, the unequal...
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The biggest symbol in the story, Mama’s plant represents both Mama’s care, the dream for her family, and wanting success. In the beginning, momma is helping the plant to take care of it. She says that the plant never gets enough light or water, but she takes pride in how it nevertheless flourishes under her care. Her care for her plant is like her care for her children, despite a less-than-perfect environment for growth. The plant also symbolizes her dream...
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Today I will be talking about a poem about civil rights. The poem's name is the caged bird and the author is Maya Angelou. She was in the civil rights time and she was famous for making a poem it talks about her life in the civil rights. She also made poems to educate people to not be racist so that in the future people can live happily without civil rights. I will be talking about this poem and how...
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According to the Cambridge Dictionary, a counselor is someone who is trained to listen to people and give them advice about their problems. Within the framework of psychology, effective counseling requires, first of all, the cooperation of the client and the consultant. To be an effective consultant, you need to be able to first assess your client; it opens the door to communication and involvement in the problem. Before you begin counseling any client, make sure that it is clear...
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Bullying is a serious problem of modern society. Whether it is verbal bullying, cyberbullying, or physical bullying, bullying can significantly change a person's lifestyle in many ways. Some humans may also take a positive route and talk up about their struggles from being bullied. They may seek professional help to cope and deal with recovery. Other people who pick to do nothing, do not attain out for help. They may also emerge as depressed and think suicidal thoughts. These victims...
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Abortion is an intervention intended to terminate a pregnancy and to take the life of the unborn child and is one of the most controversial issues in today’s society. We need to seriously think about whether or not abortion should be acknowledged as ethically right. Some consider that it’s a form of murder, we need to apply anti-abortion laws to all women around the world to prevent taking the lives of innocent human beings not yet born and save women...
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Shakespeare's ‘The Tempest’ textual converse with Atwood’s ‘Hag-Seed’ examines the gradual descent of power and authority in society, infecting individuals with merciless corruption leading to disastrous consequences. Through the dramatic plot and characters, Shakespeare represents the volatile aspect of the human nature, reflecting the complex issue of power and authority related to the context of rising political power and the downfall of religious authority. On the other hand, Atwood’s personal context reframes this idea through a modern political lens on...
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With each era beginning it comes to an end. All the time our world is changing, and we are the ones responsible of fixing it. We then each create our own ideas and superheroes. With different problems come different superheroes. Henry Ford, Batman and a librarian. All different looks, clothing and jobs, yet they serve the same purpose for looking after our community. Some superheroes are glorified and some aren’t even heard of. We aren't currently living with Batman and...
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The notion that communication and expression through various media, including written and electronic media, especially published information, should be recognized a right to be freely exercised is known as freedom of the press or freedom of the media. The freedom of the press refers to the ability to criticize the government in the absence of fear of obstruction or punishment from the government, either before or after publication. In the United States, the terms 'freedom of the press', 'freedom of...
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The humanities traditionally encompass those disciplines that treat human culture, experience, and perception as an object of study, while simultaneously treating the person as a knowing subject, and that pierce to the core of culture and the human condition. According to the editors of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, the humanities are differentiated in terms of substance and process, in a community of education disciplines, from the physical, biological, and, somewhat less decisively, social sciences. The humanities require the study of all...
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If the main focus of the humanities are men, why should there be a need to study ourselves? According to Gaff and Ratcliff (1997), the humanities talk about the life of others, people whom we have never even met before. The life of others gives us stories and ideas on how life was back then. The humanities are commonly focused on aspects that are deemed to be useless and unpractical, when in reality, the humanities prove to have the most...
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Some kids eat meat and vegetables and some don't, but pizza is a whole new story everyone loves pizza. Pizza is one of the world’s most favorite food. There is a pizza in every country in the world. However, Naples is still the birthplace of pizza. I would like to devote my essay to this unique dish. Speaking of pizza, the first thing to note is that it is a dish made from a roll of dough topped with a...
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Have you ever thought about what truly is happiness? I believe that at one point in time everyone would have come across this question. Everyone would like to be happier, including me. Happiness is important to me because it helps to protect my mental well-being. In this essay, I would like to explain my definition of happiness, which is a combination of good feelings and desire satisfaction, as well as setting goals as a way to achieve them. Happiness, in...
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Goals are part of our daily work in life. They give a sense of motivation. By setting goals, we ensure their achievement. We have many personal and professional goals in our lives, and every day we strive to achieve them. Getting a degree, getting married, opening my own business - these are the general goals in my life. But how do I achieve them? I decided to use the SMART method to reach my goals. SMART is an acronym of...
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Upton Sinclair was a well-known muckraker, and progressive journalist in America who strove to lead reforms by exposing the exploitative nature of institutions and political leaders, The Jungle is a literary example of the muckraker movement. The problem the author identifies in the novel is the harsh working conditions and hostile living situations of immigrants in the United States in industrialized cities like Chicago. Sinclair assumes his readers are part of the American population, as well as members of the...
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The key idea of Confucius's Philosophy was a united and good-running system. Its structure was to instruct individuals to act naturally propelled and self-controlled and to empower individuals to accept their obligations, which would, thus, develop a superior self and an agreeable society. Confucious lessons urge others to be deferential and have an agreeable society. Confucious lessons centered around morals of appropriate conduct, for people and governments. They trust in two standards or worry of others and furthermore good conduct....
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Primary school wasn’t as eventful as it was supposed to be for majority of children, instead it felt like I was drowning in what the world perceived me to be instead of who I wanted to be. As a child growing up, I never really knew who I was and how I should act. All I ever did was try to impress people that didn’t even like me. Coming into high school, I’ve learnt how to stay true to one’s...
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