The story of âThe Yellow Wallpaperâ discusses how depression will drive the mind to experience conflicts that will eventually lead to a mental breakdown. When Charlotte Perkins Gilman got married and had a baby what is considered the norm. The husband was isolating her by keeping her locked up in their home away from any social interactions with others. Gilman was becoming insane and losing focus on what her reality was. This nervous condition was downgraded by the husband who...
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Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states âeveryone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.â (United Nations) This unlimited freedom has created numerous controversies over time, with different media and over various political situations which begs the question: âTo What Extent Should This Right be Left Unrestricted?â Fundamentalists argue that...
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Sexism has been an evolving issue globally for decades. More specifically, womenâs rights and inequality has been the topic of issue for hundreds of years. Sexism is something that has given women inconfidence and the ability to believe they are lesser than the men in this world. Before in Roman law, women couldnât own a house without having to give it to their husbands immediate family if he passed away, they had no access to birth control or abortion, and...
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Introduction Abortion has become one of the hottest debates in the world. With the rising alarm in overpopulation and hiking economic standards, the need to give birth has raised questions among institutions and individuals. The discussion has mainly been stuck in between two perspectives of the debaters, the economic as well as the moral view. Those who have been debating from a moral perspective have kept their stand that no matter the circumstances, abortion always goes against the moral view...
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Every single day, people around the world are being unjustly executed by their own state for varying crimes. In some countries, one can be killed for stealing, while in other nations, it is reserved for murders or terrorism. The death penalty is inhumane and degenerating and should never be an option to punish someone. It is not only an easy way for a corrupt government to abuse it but is also morally hypocritical and ineffective. Thus, our country should have...
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The Giver is the famous young adult dystopian novel made by Lois Lowry in 1993. This novel is set in a society that is in the future. In the beginning, it first appeared as utopian but as the readers read further, it is become more obvious to say that this is dystopian. What is a dystopia? âDystopiaâ is the word to describe the exact opposite meaning of the word âUtopiaâ. If âUtopiaâ is a society that possesses highly desirable, perfect,...
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Abortion has been a controversial and enormous social problem, that affects women all around the world. This is a woman's choice and is a part of a woman's human rights. I think that it is a woman's body, and a woman's choice, therefore she should be able to decide on whether or not she gets an abortion. This is why abortion should be legal, and be available for all women. Legalizing abortion would help the health of women mentally and...
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Kate Chopin's short story âThe Story of An Hourâ displays the significance of someone being trapped and not being able to be happy and have their freedom. The author is making a very strong however subtle, statement towards humanity and womanâs rights. Mainly explaining that marriage is more like being a servant rather than a loving and peaceful relationship. Representing a negative view of marriage and showing a woman that is thrilled her husband passed away. The explaining of Mrs....
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is one of the most important documents in the 20th century that has been translated into different languages that aims to spell out the right of a human person about what he/she is entitled to. Upon reading the articles, I actually had a hard time choosing given that I should base on their relevance. Our country is suffering from different issues like corruption, killings, drugs, violations, inequality, stereotyping, and many more. These are the...
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During the 19th century, the role of women and men was sharply defined as a line that may never be crossed. Men were dictated to work while their wives were attending to their domestic duties. Likewise, women were forced to adhere to the standards placed on them such as preparing themselves for marriage. The ideology of this line was to represent the contrast between the two genders, both in their natural characteristics and their political power. Kate Chopin, the author...
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After analysing whether Hong Kong is a breastfeeding friendly society with reference to parameters based on facilities, government support and public policies, I believe that Hong Kong is not a breastfeeding-friendly society. I will further explain with the evaluation in aspects of coverage, protection and discrimination below. Parameter 1: Coverage of support for mothers to breastfeed is low Currently, there are only 2 hospitals are accredited by BFHIHKA to be a Baby-friendly Hospital in Hong Kong. The Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative...
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The origin of the term censor can be traced to the office of censor, established in Rome in 443 BC. In Rome, as in the ancient Greek communities, the ideal of good governance included shaping the character of the people. Hence censorship was regarded as an honorable task. So why is it that today, 52% of people feel that censorship is unnecessary and oppressive? The issue of censorship affects everyone. It covers all businesses, governments, personal relationships, and even ourselves....
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During recent decades, an increasing number of people throughout the world are becoming aware of how crucial gender equality is. Men and women as citizens should have the same power, education, choices and treatment. However, it does not mean that people should treat men and women exactly the same; the key is the rights, responsibilities, and opportunities of men and women do not depend on whether they are born male or female. The importance of womenâs rights With regards to...
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Privacy is the right of an individual or a group to make themselves secluded and express themselves and their information selectively. aThe concept of digital privacy can be best described as the protection of the information of private citizens who use digital mediums. It is the freedom or right to determining how private information is stored and used. It directs to the desire of people to control or have some form of influence over their data. Digital privacy is the...
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If the principle is that all men are created equal, why is it that society favours when one gender is expected to conform to a certain stereotype, and the other gender is, in turn, expected to conform to another? Why is it that society continues to conform to these stereotypes, whether they be gender, race, culture, etc, while simultaneously striving for social freedom? The rights of women are diminished when the rights of men are threatened. In order to achieve...
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Introduction to Affirmative Action Picture yourself being picked for PE kickball teams back in elementary school. The kid that ran the fastest and kicked the hardest would be chosen first, and then the lesser athletic kids would be chosen last. This is the same principal when being selected for a college or job. However this process has been altered with the addition of affirmative action into our society. It reinforces and strengthens the stereotypes of racial groups, makes the playing...
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Everyone in American should have a choice. That should go for almost everything. People should get to choose how they want to die with certain rules of course. Assisted suicide means the suicide of a patient suffering from an incurable disease, effected by the taking of lethal drugs provided by a doctor for this purpose. People should have the right to this? With Assisted suicide people can choose if they want to live or die. They get to choose, Well...
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Abortion is one of the most controversial topics. Some people support the motherâs free will to choose to have an abortion, others do not. Abortion means ending a pregnancy. In the past years, most people looked at abortion as killing a child or some sort of child abuse. But todayâs society looks at abortion as presenting the mother with more opportunities to have a better future and preventing a child to ruin a motherâs life. Abortion has been a controversial...
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INTRODUCTION The subject of breastfeeding in public has never usually been a controversial one, until now. In a world where everyoneâs different views are valued, some cases of discrimination to new mothers trying to feed their babies has caused a riot in the political domain. My PIP addresses the topic of, is breastfeeding in public an acceptable social norm. This research aims to cover different gender views on breastfeeding mothers in public and the impact that is has on mothers...
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Generally speaking, in the terms of media freedom and freedom of expression, Turkey has been always one of the most restrictive countries in the member states of the Council of Europe. Critisim is a way that we can point out the good and bad things in something, someone etc. Unfortunately in Turkey, critisim is considered as a crime. Critics makes something worthier than it was before because at that moment everybody understand itâs positive and the negative sides. It should...
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Shouldnât everyone have the right to do what they want with their own bodies? Then why are women's rights limited? Abortions are a controversial topic and many people are for it or against them. The debate of abortion has long continued after Roe v. Wade proclaimed the procedure of a âfundamental rightâ on Jan. 22, 1973. When Roe v. Wade made it a fundamental right in 1973 it was not the start of Abortion in America rather, it enabled individuals...
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The first instances of concerns relating to privacy through the development of technology in Australia was recorded in 1983. The main concerns for this recommendation from the ALRC were regarding the developments in information and surveillance technology, and lead to (ALRC22) concerning legislation containing privacy principles to be introduced. Specific privacy concerns related to developments in technology included: increased storage of personal information, speed at which information could be retrieved, reduction in the cost of handling personal information, enhanced linkages...
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An issue about gender equality has absorbed much attention from the society and has become a popular topic discussed by all humans. While some experts argue that the gender equality is more likely taking disadvantages in many life events such as education and discrimination, others state at opposite opinions that the rights of different gender are equally attained in many fields. The term âGender equalityâ can be defined as shared rights and opportunities under the same condition across variable parts...
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The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a timeless classic in feminist literature because it features many crucial themes that deal with issues women of that time and often times even today face such as the importance of self-expression, mental illness being misunderstood or even ignored, and the danger that gender roles pose to womenâs self-identity. Gilman accomplishes this by criticizing the traditional gender roles that were imposed on women in the late nineteenth century, which is when the...
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman was an American writer, lecturer, and feminist intellectual whose literary output apart from being devoted to social, political, and economic injustice in general, is mostly sacrificed to the rights of women and their unequal status in society. The work which perfectly depicts all her ideas and believes is âThe Yellow Wallpaperâ â a short story, first published in 1892 in âThe New England Magazineâ(Gray, 316). It is a collection of journal entries written by a woman who...
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As a citizen in a post-conflict country, I cannot ignore the issues of ethno-religious violence; as an academic and a theatre artist, I must pay attention to those issues. Thus, my interests in the above topic grew out of the existential disputes I have to face almost every day. Therefore, this paper is coming out of both intellect and conscience. In the foreword of the United Nations Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech which was published in June...
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We come into contact with texts every day; it is everything we see and experience. A thesis is what we are attracted to and an antithesis is what we are opposed to. These texts make up the self, who we are as individuals/people. This essay will examine how the perspective of individuals attempts to comprehend the perspective of those who are opposed to illegal immigration and those who are illegal immigrants. This will inform our own outlook in life, particularly...
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Data privacy is defined by Techopedia as information that contains private and usually personal data about an individual. (Techopedia) Being able to properly and secure this data is an important factor that the government, business and individuals that must be considered and be taken seriously. This is because the data stored contains personal information that is highly confidential and with todayâs technological advancements this data have become more and more vulnerable to threats of unauthorised access by hackers and other...
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Introduction: what is intersectionality? Intersectionality is an academic approach that helps us makes sense of the complexity of social reality by acknowledging the interdependence of different social âlocationsâ or âcategoriesâ in peopleâs lives, such as gender or race, to explain their social situation and life experience. Intersectionality also helps us understand the mechanisms by which social inequality is reproduced in our daily interactions. Because of this, intersectionality provides strong discursive tools to fight inequality. I personally chose to work on...
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IOT AND SMART CITIES What is IoT? Internet of things is a system of those devices, appliances or machines which has the ability to transfer the data over internet without the need of human to human interface. What is a smart city? Smart city is an area where internet of things sensor are used to collect data of citizens or devices that is processed or analyzed traffic management, power systems, water managements etc. SECURITY AND PRIVACY Security means protection of...
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