Concept Identifications Set 1 In the Lord-Thane relationship, the lord is usually a king, who acts as a parent, protector, and provider for the people. The Thane, or subjects, is known as the people who live under and support the king by supplying food and loyalty. If the king wanted loyalty, he had to earn it from the people by showing them he was worthy of it. The relationship is family oriented. This applies to Beowulf by Beowulf’s relationship to Hygelac.
This means being involved in their assessments, care delivery and support planning, basically person centred values is making sure all approaches, policies and procedures and care practices put the residents at the centre of the day-to-day activities. It should also include the residents and their families in the planning and maintaining of this. 1.2 Explain why it is important to work in a way that embeds person centred values. The underlying purpose of person centred values is to ensure that the individual needing care is put at the very centre of the decision making progress about their life and the services and support they want, need and require. Person centred values is about putting an individuals needs and choices first, respecting their privacy and dignity and giving that individual as much independence as possible.
Yet, how severe that punishment may be depends upon who’s judging you. In the case of a single god or many gods, your punishment highly depends upon it. Also, they look at it, universally or particularly. In the Odyssey when it comes to your judgement its all depended upon who you are at times. If you were as lucky as Odysseus and have Athena by you at al times then you would have been happy.
Gilgamesh was the king of Uruk which is modern day Iraq. Gilgamesh is the child of Lugulbanda, a divine king, and Ninsun. He was "Two thirds they made him god and one third man". Although he was a powerful king, he was not a great king. He had some good traits, such as being a leader, and fighting evil powers but he tormented his people.
In Homer’s Odyssey, there is a very clear causal relationship between an individuals actions and the outcome of their endeavors. Through interactions, the gods often influence the actions of mortals. If one resists the guidance of the gods, there are almost always ramifications. In this way, the Odyssey suggests that human beings should be reverent and obedient to the gods. At times, it proves to be hard for mortals to remain in the favor of the gods, even if they may be in good favor with one or more gods, there may be another god that is not so favorable.
The Aztec's were a tribe that expanded by conquering other tribes, which made them superior than other tribes. One of the key aspects for the Aztecs were their beliefs, which gave them a sense of direction and hope. The other tribes had feared the Aztecs because of how their belief system worked, as some of the things they believed included sacrifice of humans, animals, plants and various substances. Aztecs believed that the world was a flat surface and divided in five eras and each of those eras was governed by a different deity. They also believed that the previous eras had ended with destruction by natural hazards.
They consider the possibility that human beings are controlled by external forces and are not able to exercise free will. The argument that free will and determinism are compatible, is best challenged by soft determinists. This is the idea that our actions are controlled by external forces to a certain extent, but we should still be held accountable for what we choose to do. Finally, predestination claims that a deity is the ultimate cause who determines all human actions. All Christians to a certain extent believe that free will plays an important role in their lives (most commonly seen in their faith and actions).
The “Epic of Gilgamesh”, represents us the ruler of ancient time. Based on the reading, we can see the authority of emperor is based on religion and conquest. Religion affects people’s daily life in the ancient world. As a king of Uruk, Gilgamesh must be the strongest, endows with courage, perfect, created by god and nobody withstand him. He uses his divine and extraordinary power to govern the country without issue any laws.
ROLE AND DUTIES OF THE KIN (ANGLO-SAXON SOCIETY) Since the beginning of time, each and every individual in society has had some sort of responsibility over someone or something. Kings are responsible for their subjects; Parents responsible for their children, landowners are responsible for their land and so on. Biblical records, which the Anglo-Saxon society grew to later build upon says that every member of society is responsible for each other. “Thou shall not covet they neighbor’s house, thou shall not covet they neighbor’s wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor hiss, nor any thing that is they neighbor’s. (King James Version, Exodus 20.17).
Arthur Andersen created a firm that was founded on integrity, loyalty, hard work, and following the rules to do right on a client's behalf—all a close reflection of Andersen’s own image and personality. Andersen also ensured that he had complete control over the firm with the goal of doing whatever it took to maintain a small unified accounting firm. As an employee of Andersen, the standards instilled by Arthur Andersen had to be upheld to ensure that every account was dealt with correctly, and as such, was the only acceptable way to operate. Working for Andersen was deemed a privilege and each employee was seen as one of the best individuals who could meet and exceed any expected goal. Due to its close adherence to its initial founding values, Arthur Andersen & Co. managed to become one of the largest and most reputable accounting firms in the world.