The judgement of humans in any way causes an illusion of fear for the person. Discrimination is a major role that the community plays and people tend to become afraid and aware of this situation. In The Chrysalids by John Wyndham a nuclear radiation causes a difference between a human and a deviation. The Waknuk society discriminates based on their perception of the true image, without any proof of the genuine definition which impacts people with great fear. The society breeds ignorance of the physical change of a “true image” that is not subsequently developed, influences the fear of deviations.
It is important to realize that Dawson had previously disobeyed an official command and was disciplined for it by receiving a below average rating on a conduct report. This incident helps understand why Dawson followed the order to give a code red. It is clear that Dawson compromised his morals and conceded with the orders given to him because he was afraid of what would happen to him if he didn’t obey. However, why did Louden Downey comply and assist in the “training” of PFC Santiago? It was partially due to the fact that Dawson was his superior officer and instructed him to do so and the other reason was because he idolized Dawson and did not want to disappoint him.
“Violence: An American Tradition” In my opinion, I believe violent ‘trends’ are often repeated in American culture because of selfishness, ignorance and fear. I mentioned selfishness as a factor because that is what drives man to show disrespect towards another. Putting yourself as priority, you are left no room for reason or understanding. This in turns leads into the lack of knowledge, which is ignorance. Ignorance and the lack of understanding a person may cause diversion between two people of two different cultures, race or religion.
The Chamberlains being judged under a heavily biased jury influenced by the media, therefore shows the maltreatment of the case by the justice system and the society. In conclusion, the Lindy Chamberlain was NOT treated impartially by the society and the justice system. After evaluating the role of the media, nature of evidence and police investigation, it is determined that the Chamberlain case was not judged fairly. The evidence was lacking, unreliable and tampered with, there was no motive, society was exposed to one sided media and the jury was biased. Overall, the assessment of the case thus indicates that Lindy Chamberlain was indeed treated unfairly by the justice system AND the
What are the negative aspects of stereotypes? I feel that there are a lot of aspect od stereotype, they can be hurtful and harsh to people. I believe that I would consider that to be the number one negative aspect. There are some people that act on these stereotypes with violence as well. No one want to
CONFLICT WITH THE SELF The Crucible also explores the conflict that can arise in the hearts and minds of individuals, the personal crisis of conscience which can be exacerbated by guilt or self doubt. John Proctor exemplifies the way in which private guilt or a personal crisis relates to the wider public conflict. The relationship with A. Williams has revealed weakness, as well as poor judgement and he hates himself for it. As his wife says: ‘The magistrate sits in your heart that judges you’. Consequently, he has come to regard himself as ‘a kind of fraud’ not the man that Salem assumes him to be.
Human beings are prone to judge and assess each other and even ourselves. Judgement has a negative effect not only on the victim but also you. Some of the horrible affects that judgement has is anxiety, anger and torment which all lead to high blood pressure and heart problems. In the worst case scenario judgement could lead to suicide. By saying this, judgement prevents you from living a healthy lifestyle that is full of joy, happiness and peace (Thaik, 2013).
“ There is even an underlying element of self-hatred here, as individuals try to deal with their problems by doing violence to themselves.” A hole through the skin or a tattoo cannot erase the grief behind it, increase creativity, or redefine self-identity. Moreover, extreme body modification is considered obnoxious within the society. People tend to become uncomfortable around someone who has unappealing piercing all over their face or body. They are considered extremely censored and because of this “The US Navy has banned ‘tattoos/body art that are excessive, obscene, sexually explicit or symbolize discrimination.” Body piercing expresses the crisis of social identity but extreme body modification can also be harmful to oneself. People push themselves to do more and more of body modification because they believe that it is a symbol of self- respect for other people to notice.
2) Remove them. 3) Replace misbeliefs with the truth. It is important to know and believe the truths that God has revealed in scripture. According to Backus, a “misbelief” is a lie that you tell yourself. “Misbeliefs are the direct cause of emotional turmoil, maladaptive behavior and most so-called ‘mental illness.’ Misbeliefs are the cause of the destructive behavior people persist in engaging in even when they are fully aware that it is harmful to them” (p. 17).
This was then regarded as an even deeper sin for lying. People tried their hardest to be good to anyone with authority, as