In late modern society, we are always available. But are we really missing out on a lot of important stuff, and is this necessarily a bad thing? This is also the theme in Jonathan Franzen’s essay, “Liking is for Cowards. Go for What Hurts” from 2011. The focus in this essay will be on how Jonathan Franzen uses a lot of different rhetorical methods to engage and convince the young readers with his massage.
One of the bonuses of this type of design is that the participants are chosen at random, which minimizes the chances of biases. This type of design allows the investigator to have extensive control over the research process (Jekel, 2007). The best way to understand how this type of study works is to provide an example of a potential study. Young women between the ages of 20-25 who are seen by Dr. Greene’s office have been coming in and complaining about sever unrelenting menstrual issues that they have not dealt with previously. They have tried some medicines on the market such as Midol and Pamprin who claim to help the discomfort of the menstrual cycle.
This statement used by Blackwell can be especially motivating for women. For the greater part of history, women have generally been considered inferior to men, however the prestige and importance of medical career may play a huge factor in the motivation for the students to stop this trend of women inferiority. “Our only hope is in women!” (page 285). These bold words in the address motivate the students with the implication of obligation. Blackwell is motivating her listeners to pursue medicine not only for themselves but also as an obligation to improve medical practice.
Klass discovered the ways of speaking different language at the hospital. The point of this language is so the doctors can have a conversation concerning the patient without them being aware of what is being said about them medically. Klass is satisfied in knowing a dissimilar communication with her coworkers for the sake of the patients. “There are many specific expressions manage to avoid, but even as I remark them, promising myself I will never use them, I find that this language is becoming my professional speech” (Klass 489). She is proud of what has learned and is proud of what she is becoming.
While still doing this, she persuades her readers to look at the feminine side while still considering the male perspective as well. Lastly, Sady Doyle takes all of her elements she uses throughout her article to tie all her ideas into one clear thought. As a teacher though, one has to consider if those elements make an article worth reading in their English class. Comparing Sady Doyle’s article to an article written by Alexandra Owens shows teachers that even though Sady has a well thought out article with structure and evidence, it will not be an effective article to show in an English classroom. Alexandra Owens is a female writer who has a career in the English Department and has written an article on Twilight stereotypes that is very similar to Sady Doyle’s.
Because love can be supernatural as well it is very easy to understand that “being loved and loving another” are the most powerful character-transforming experiences that we will come across. This essay addresses another topic of great importance and that has to do with dealing with rejection. In Pretty Woman, Vivian is quoted saying “once people put you down enough, you start to believe it.” The most eye-opening aspect of this statement actually comes before her quote in this essay when the author declares that she is correctly stating the mentioned quote. I do not disagree, however, just like it’s mentioned that the reality of someone overcoming rejection in a week is not realistic, I feel the problem with this statement goes back to our early childhood. In my Anthropology class we discussed how humans are the only species that once born have no knowledge of any culture, or manner of living.
In her passionate and assertive tone, O’Brien attempts to engage the reader with rhetorical questions, emotive language and strong punch lines. She attempts to draw approval from her readers prior beginning her argument. –“Has all that loving and giving been replaced with a sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach about how you’re going to pay for it all? You’re not alone.” Not to mention the use of inclusive language, especially since she writes in the much dominant first person, and occasionally in the second person. In the latter short paragraphs, O’Brien leads her readers into believing that they have been deceived.
At that time it was believed that there was no cure. However, Freud witnessed the ability that hypnosis had for the patient to become aware of their thoughts, feelings and fantasies as well as issues they were not consciously aware of. This initiated Freud going to work with Joseph Breuer a Viennese physiologist who was also researching hysteria. Breuer had been working with a lady called Anna O using a revolutionary new treatment that she herself coined the ‘talking treatment’. Breuer found that by getting Anna to recall, relive and talk out any early trauma that she made vast improvements in her condition.
To carry this out in a skilful, respectful and compassionate nature relies on that person’s ability to discuss such a taboo subject “death”. Nursing staff very often feel anxious, nervous and lack confidence about such a difficult subject. It is also suggested by (Lisa Marie Chiplaskey,2004) Delivering excellent end of life care for the dying patient is something all patients deserve to have. This essay looks at an innovation design that will assist practitioners and enable them to address these issues. As this project is a vision, it is exploratory in nature.
I wanted to see how other nurses dealt with the stresses of this field and the burnout rate. In any occupation people can experience burnout or dissatisfaction. When I came across this article in look intriguing so I choose to do my article review over it. Additionally, the abstract said that it gave suggestions to how to improve job satisfaction in mental heath nursing so I thought it would be beneficial to read even if I don’t decided to work in mental heath. “Burnout is a psychological experience that manifests itself in individual, particularly those involved in difficult person-to-person relationships as part of their work, such as nursing professionals (Hamaideh 1).