Pavel starts off by saying that in many cases, children looked up to their fathers as role models. For Artie, though,that was not the case. Artie says that when he was a child, Vladek would try to assert full dominance over Artie and say that Artie would not accomplish as much as he did . As a result, Artie tried really hard to prove him wrong and often argued with him. Now that he became really successful, he felt bad that he proved Vladek wrong because at similar ages;Vladek went through Auschwitz while Artie became successful and famous through the publication of Maus.
Krystal Marceau, Cheryl Hunter Ethics PI242 ZZ, Final essay. When reading this case study, I thought to myself on how many male teaches I have had over the years that have had facial hair, and I lost track when I could not count on my fingers and toes anymore. I feel it is not right to discriminate against someone for how they look. People are different in many ways and many people like to express themselves with how they look or dress. I can see if someone is not hired for employment if they have exposed tattoos, and or piercing, or colored hair, but facial hair is a little extreme and not hiring someone for that reason is completely unethical, and immoral.
Even though Jefferson is the one that is locked up, Grant is also, in a sense, in jail. He has had so many opportunities to leave his town and find a better life, but decides to stay because he feels like he has no control over his life. Grant’s first few visits to Jefferson don’t go so well. Grant has a very negative attitude towards the situation because he has no idea what he can do to turn Jefferson into a man. He feels as if it is a lost cause.
In Anthem, they had been controlling the people for so long, that they didn’t know anything else but I would try to convince them to organize and either escape or fight the Council, as a group. My one problem would be that I’m very opinionated and I can’t control my tongue, so I would have been put to death or they would have cut my tongue out. Our society is very different, but when your raised a certain way, you don’t know any other way of life. In today’s society, each of our parents raised us differently but our government allows that freedom and as we mature, we have the choice to be whoever we want to be. We are all
Would I have been so worn out by the time the gas chambers were staring me in the face that I would have willingly crawled in? I cannot say. It is easier to judge what one should have done when the plot is known from beginning to end. However, this was not your normal “live and learn” situation. These people were living it, not reading about it in history
Dr. Samuel mentions examples of success oriented narcissism on his experience in life with his friends. When they try to avoid him because they realized that could not control him anymore. All of this examples and descriptions of extremes narcissism that Dr Samuel describes on his articles are helpful to have an idea of narcissism. In my opinion, based on the article and video by Dr. Sam narcissism personality disorder is a mental disorder in which people have an exaggerated sense of their own important and a deep need for admiration. This behavior starts on his or her childhood, and they emotionally stuck at the time of his major trauma.
Of course, he got into trouble with Dean Walcott, which he said, “Our ways of doing things is a product of centuries of experience. It is all there for a reason.“ This implicit tells that there was an explanation back in time, and Dean Walcott uses this argument in a way that he blindly believed in traditions and he will uphold it without second thoughts, which are invalid arguments. Adam did oppose those rules because he concluded that students would learn much more if they make interactions with patients. Adam raised a great question about the facts that people only do what they have been told; they have great minds but only think about traditions and rules as a guide rather reflection and analysis. Early in the movie, Adams character showed from the beginning to the end that he is a fighter and does not accept refusal.
He found a tunnel to hide the things he couldn’t compress. When he didn't fell like being with the rest of his brother or doing what the council said he would sneak to his cave and explore and discover new things. When he saw new thing he would try to see how they would work. It got so bad they he even tried to convince house of scholars he discovered something they didn't know about, that had made him get exiled. All in all the book showed me that you don’t have to be like everyone and normal is or rated.
The Allegory of the Cave by Plato is an essay that is both symbolic and meaningful. Plato presents people as prisoners in cave. While Cogito ergo sum by Descartes is about the thinking concepts. Both philosophers argues that there is a higher reality in which mankind did not reach yet. However it is reachable by passing through different limitations His Both Plato and Descartes argue that humans are trapped by wrong assumptions and beliefs.
The story Pastoralia was about a cavewoman name Janet and a caveman with an unknown name that are put to a test or an experiment. They have to learn how to get along with each other and how to survive without using the modern objects that they normally use. They needed to do an evaluation to each other at the end of every day, but the confrontation between then gets bigger day by day. In the story “Pastoralia” the author use altruism to describe how the caveman protect the cave woman even thought she is not behaving well putting his own job at risk if they discover that he is laying. “Janet was speaking in English, the caveman says she was doing her job” (Pg: 1-3).