The Europeans saw themselves as the superior culture bringing civilization to an inferior culture, which bring forced assimilation and the boarding schools for example. Whereas the Nazis didn’t wanted to convert the Jews or assimilate in the Christians life, they just wanted to killed them; erased their race from the planet. Moreover, Adolph Hitler didn't just dream up the idea for the Nazi Concentration Camps, he had examples. And one of the best examples of the time was American Indian Reservations of the 19th century. “Hitler’s concept of concentration camps as well as the practicality of genocide owed much, so he claimed, to his studies of English and United States history… and often praised to his inner circle the efficiency of America’s extermination – by starvation and uneven combat – of the red savages who could not be tamed by captivity.”[12] The term “Final solution” was not coined by the Nazis.
There are debate argue that people are shaped by biology and genetic such as eye colour. What is the meaning of ‘Nurture’? ‘’The sum of environmental influences and conditions acting on an organism’’. Also from the ‘Oxford dictionary. For example, a teenager who has friends that are aggressive.
Therefore abstaining Hitler from having a grand design to put into effect. They deem Hitler to be more of an opportunist than a mastermind and that the eradication of the Jews became a convenient division of Hitler’s charming of the Jewish population. Extreme structuralists tend to believe that that Holocaust was initiated by the German bureaucracy, with Hitler having no place in its inception. They believe he merely capitalized on what would became an opportune occurrence for his winning over of the population. While Structuralists with a more passive view would believe that although effort was made by the Nazis to eventually remove all Jews from Europe, mass genocide was merely a last resort.
“Race Cleansing in America” Peter Quinn Article Review 2.1 In Peter Quinn’s article, “Race cleansing in America”, he states that it was against the law for the mentally retarded, or the “feeble-minded” (Quinn, 82) to produce offspring. These people were looked down upon as criminals to society who should not bring into being a second generation of themselves. Quinn’s theory: the feeble-minded were weak and the rich, as well as society, stepped all over them. Sterilization was the method that was introduced to end “imbeciles” (Quinn, 82), which would lead to a greater America. “It is better for all the world,” Justice Holmes asserted in Buck v. Bell, “if instead of waiting to execute degenerate offspring for crime, or to let them starve for their imbecility, society can prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind.
Social Psychology Definition Danielle Shank PSY/400 November 25, 2013 Ami Taharka Social Psychology Definition With a combination of social interaction concepts, social psychology can be found in the center of psychology, physiology, sociology, and evolutionary theory within areas that are uncultivated in social sciences. When it comes to understanding everything between the human mating practices and the length of the human index finger biology is used and for social organization and structure there is sociology. However, it takes social psychology to truly understand the social, psychological, and biological levels on how people interact, affect, and think about other people (Myers, 2010). For an example, think of a violin
Hitler displayed ultranationalism when he put Social Darwinism into action, he was creating a master race. Hitler believed in survival of the fittest; he eliminated people who didn't meet the ethnic idea. Lebensraum and Social Darwinism were both indications of ultranationalism that Germany displayed, that ultimately lead to the cause of the second world war.
Ethnocentrism is judging another culture solely by the values and standard’s of ones own culture. An example of ethnocentrism is when Adolf Hitler and his Nazi followers thought that they were better than Jewish people, judging them to be lower than dirt, thus leading to th deaths of approximately 6 million Jewish people then eventually leading to World War 2. 3. Define emigration and immigration. Emigration is the act of permanently leaving ones country or region to settle in another.
These allow for moral disengagement through a gradual process of detachment in which individuals or groups are placed outside the boundary within which moral values operate (Waller, 2006). These processes also involve a tendency to perceive the world as just and fair. “Just world” thinking (Lerner & Miller, 1978), is the belief that the world is just and those who suffer must have deserved it. Victims of genocide are therefore excluded from the moral universe, so moral values no longer apply to them and they are seen as deserving of their fate (Woolf & Hulsizer, 2005). For example, following World War II there were some who questioned whether Jews were partly responsible for the Holocaust as they were “weak”, “allowed it to happen” and “gave in” (Waller, 2006).
What arguments would a sociologist use to counter the idea that “Biology is destiny”? The idea that “biology is destiny” is an intrinsic element of what is known as the genetic self, the nature part of the nature or nurture debate. A sociologist will use points with grounds in social influences on the self to argue that rather than biology, there are other elements such as socialization that affect how we behave and are “destined” to be. This paper demonstrates the ideas and research of several sociologists to counter the ‘destiny of biology’ as it were, to show that development and behaviour are not pre-determined by genetics but instead by other, social-related factors, and goes on to level the argument with the notion that perhaps both are mutually influential on one another in the outcome of the self. Determinism is the philosophical doctrine that all events, including human action, are ultimately determined by causes external to the will.
Environmental Determinism And Environmental Probabilism, Is The Environment Really Influencing Human society? The fundamental of environmental determinism based on to emphasized the role of physical geography, particularly about climate, and how this physical environment in structuring human activities. There are two determinisms that I am going to discuss. The first one is called “Biological determinism”, this determinism is emphasized on the claims that behaviors is the result of internal factors, which means we human have no control about it. For example, these include genetic make-up; biological needs and evolutionary pressures.