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 Rousseau Inequality
In Jean Jacques Rousseau s Discourse on the Origins of Inequality, Rousseau argues that man needs
to be investigated by distinguishing between natural inequalities, such physical aspects, and moral
inequalities, such as comparing man in the State of Nature, in order to determine if modern
inequality is artificial and unnatural through analyzing the origin of such inequality and how it
compares to present day society. Rousseau does not agree with other philosophers such as John
Lockeand Thomas Hobbes since Rousseau believed that they used what they knew of a civilized
man and placed him in the State of Nature. In order to challenge this perspective, Rousseau created
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Humans have the notion of perfectibility, meaning that they work to reach a goal or improve.
Inequality in the state of nature is difficult to notice except for human s will and ability to
improve. The reason why Savage Man was able to become Civilized Man was due to his
heightened sense of freedom based on his capacity for improvement. Perfectibility describes how
humans can learn freely based on desire or need. Similarly, pity is the opposite of self prevention.
These two emotions help Savage Man stay in harmony with other humans. Rousseau believes
that this is the lock between humans since it allows humans to feel sympathy and empathy
towards someone else. This thus allows Savage Man a sense of peace and work towards the
preservation of the human species. These two qualities serve as a social magnetic dipole,
allowing Savage Men to exist together since pity attracts one person to another while self
preservation pushes them apart. Savage Man has desire for self preservation as this serves to
moderate the ardour he has for his own well being by giving him an innate repugnance against
seeing a fellow creature suffer (99). Rousseau argues that pity was the only rule that natural man
required thus guaranteeing harmony. Savage Man can be good without the need of laws. Savage
Man is pushed to compare themselves others around him and overall gain pity on those suffering.
Overall, the Savage Man is not evil because he does not know the difference between good and
wicked or based on laws or intelligence. He is evil because he is ignorant of the
 Social Class In The Victorian Era
Women s Social Class in the Victorian Era In the Victorian era women were held at a different
standard than the men in the Victorian era. In the novels of Jane Eyre and Tess of the d Urberville
the social class of the women was challenged by both leading ladies in the novels. Exploring both
novels I will you examples from both to show how social classeffected women in the Victorian era.
Beginning with Jane Eyre, the novel itself is a critical of Victorian England s strict hierarchy. Bronte
explores the complex social placements of governesses which was the most prominent
exploration of this theme. Jane was a figure of an ambiguous class standing, and subsequently, a
source of high tension for the characters around her in the novel. Jane s overall mannerisms and
education are those of high standings, of those of aristocrat. A Victorian governesses, who
tutored young children in life skills such as etiquette and as well as academics; Jane was
expected to embody the culture of the aristocracy. However, as a paid employee she was more or
less treated as servants; consequently Jane remains broke and powerless while residing a
Thornfield. Jane s understanding of the double standards against her become clear when she
accepts her feelings for Rochester. Jane is his intellectual, but not social equal. Even before
Rochester s big secret about Bertha Mason, Jane was hesitant to marry him because she knew that
she would feel like she owed him for condescending to marry her. In chapter seventeen, Jane s
distress appears to be a critique of the Victorian class attitudes. Jane herself, as portrayed in the
novel, is very vocal about speaking against class prejudice in particular moments in the book. An
example, in chapter twenty three she chews out Rochester: Do you think, because I am poor,
obscure, plain, and little, I am soulless and heartless? You think wrong! I have as much soul as
you and full as much heart! And if God had gifted me with some beauty and much wealth, I
should have made it as hard for you to leave me, as it is now for me to leave you. Sadly it is
important to state that nowhere in Jane Eyre are the society s boundaries bent. In the end the Jane is
only able to marry Rochester as her equal
 Plato s Apology Essay
Plato s Apology chronicles Socrates trial and sentencing, as he faces the formal charge of corrupting
the young (24b). Socrates trial raises two important questions, both of which I intend to address in
the following paragraphs: 1) What exactly did Socrates do to warrant the charges brought against
him and 2) is he, in fact, guilty of corrupting the youth? Though I disagree with Athenian law and
take issue with the criminal trial process outlined in the Apology, it appears that Socratesdid, in fact,
break the law.
What exactly did Socrates do to warrant the charges brought against him? While the formal charge
against Socrates accuses the philosopher of corrupting the young, and...not believing in the gods
whom the city believes... [emphasis added], I believe that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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However, Socrates merely establishes that he is not an atheist; he does not rebut the formal charge
against him propagating the existence of other, non traditional gods. In fact, towards the end of
his defense speech, Socrates implicitly concedes his guilt; he rejects the notion that he is an
atheist, and assert that he believe[s]... [in gods] as none of [his] accusers does (35d). Again, while
Socrates passionately and convincingly repudiates charges of his atheism, he admits, right before
the jury is to vote, that his belief in god or gods differs from the beliefs of those who hold power
(i.e. his accusers ) in Athens. Therefore, if Socrates openly acknowledges his belief in other diving
beings, he surely is guilty of the latter part of the charge brought against him not believing in the
gods whom the city believes and, being that he does not contest discussing his beliefs with the youth
of Athens, Socrates is guilty of corrupting the city s youth, under Athenian
 The Removal Of British Protection
The removal of British protection resulted in a social need for protection, either by the dominion or
the United States, and therefore was a key factor in the three referendums. During this period King
believed that the protection of Newfoundland was a fundamental aspect of Canadian security
because of the threats of a full scale invasion. For Newfoundland, the creation of the Newfoundland
Defense Force in 1940 included Canadian troops whom were at Gander airport. Prior to
Confederation, the British governmentsigned a series of 130 treaties with other countries including
several that allowed American military bases, and treaties that protected American and French
fishing rights. Bases including Stephenville were leased for 99 years to the United States military.
Such in maintained military arrangements were responsible for increased cultural connections to
both the Canadians and the Americans. The intermarrying among American servicemen and
Newfoundland women resulted in a cultural connection. Mackenzie stresses what the extent of the
naval bases played in Canadian symbolic victory. He maintains that With the signing of the 1941
Airbases Agreement, the Canadian government won a large symbolic victory, but a major one none
the less... in a matter of days the American presence on the island shifted. This meant that no longer
would Washington be able to call the shots regarding he islands protection, and demonstrate Canadas
willingness to the citizens of their potential
 Development Of Innovative Educational Methodologies
According to Hall (2005, pp188), Insight into the educational, systemic and personal factors,
which contribute to the culture of professions, can help guide the development of innovative
educational methodologies to improve inter professional collaborative practice. IPE is integral in
a healthcare environment, and serves to allow individuals within the healthcare profession to gain
an appreciation for differing roles. Using the Kolb s Learning Cycle (1984), I will chronologically
reflect upon my experiences of IPE, considering concrete experience, reflective observation,
abstract conceptualisation and active experimentation. After having exchanged pleasantries,
individuals seemed coy and as theorised by Tuckman (1965), it was inherent that our team was in
the forming stage of development within a small group. Polite and perfunctory conversation took
place, which made it difficult to progress with the task in hand. Having worked as a member of
teams in the past, it was pertinent to use what little time we had wisely and I felt it necessary to
adopt the role of a team leader, akin to that theorised by the Hersey Blanchard Situational
Leadership® model. Here, I styled my leadership in the manner of selling the task providing
information and direction which, accompanied by communication from individuals in the team,
would lead to the sale of the task and potential delegation of responsibilities and progression with it.
However, there were barriers to progress in that; upon
 The Drug Of Prescription Drugs
As the NFL grows in infamy from their many concussion scandals, the misusing of prescription
drugs is overshadowed, but still remains as a major issue in the NFL. A huge problem facing the
NFL today is the ill advised use of painkillers as it affects former players and current players alike.
If nothing is done to stop this dilemma, players will continue to be affected by the accoutrements of
painkillers. Only through DEA investigations, increased restrictions on prescription drugs, and
increased monitoring of player s mental health, will we end the epidemic of the misuse of
painkillers in the NFL. Background of the Problem As NFL players continue their careers, they
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With injuries plaguing the NFL, team doctors are able to use drugs such as prescription
painkillers to allow players to play through pain. NFL team doctors are able to to receive and
distribute illegal painkillers with ease. In a Vice Sports article about the suppliers of the NFL s
painkiller addiction, Aaron Gordon states, SportPharm,...from at least June of 2009 to June of
2010, illegally provided prescription drugs to 81 team doctors across American college and
professional sports (Gordon, 2014, para. 2). Many NFL team doctors claim that they did not
know about the illegal drugs and that they only use these companies for their systems of business.
Gordon expresses that in a U T San Diego report written by Michael Lipman, NFL teams are not
only using SportPharm, an unlicensed California Pharmacy, for their convenient tracking system,
but for the buying of massive quantities of painkillers. These painkillers end up in the hands of
the players who have the potential of misusing them from their intended use which can destroy
their lives. One cause of professional football player s painkiller addictions is that Doctors feel
pushed to have the players continue playing. Some doctors believe that if they do not load up their
players with heavy drugs to be able to play, they will be let go from their
 Offshore Drilling
Offshore Drilling Does anything out weigh the importance of our planet s health? You would be
surprised by the number of people who look the other way when it comes to keeping the planet
clean. Offshore drilling is just one of the major environmental issues that has existed for many
years and still continues to be a problem. The topic of offshore drilling not only touches on
environmental issues but also political, economic, and ethical issues. All of these tie into the huge
debate over offshore drilling and its impacts on the environment. But when the human race depends
on oil, how can we ignore the fact of drilling for oil off the coast of our land. Investing in greenhouse
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Still people make the argument that oil is just too important to stop drilling and that if anything
we should drill more. Again author Margaret Haerens talks about how According to the nation
academy of Sciences, current cleanup methods can only remove a small fraction of the oil spilled
into the ocean, leaving the remaining oil to continue affecting ocean ecosystems over time (126).
The long term impacts of offshore spills continue to corrupt the oceans and who knows when
they will completely be gone. The effects of the oil directly on sea life such as sea birds, fish,
shellfish, and other sea life are extremely dangers. Studies have shown that tiny amounts of oil as
little as one part per billion can harm pink salmon and cause their eggs to fail (Haerens Margaret).
Imagine swimming in the ocean when a large pool of toxic oils comes floating along right into
you when you are trying to enjoy a day at the beach. Not only is offshore drilling have one of the
longest lasting ecological impacts on society and living things on and off shore, it effects our
economy as well. But is offshore drilling hurting the economy more than it is helping? At this
point in my research is was pretty clear that it was. Author Margaret Haerens, goes to great detail
concerning the price of oil and its effects of drilling more of it by saying Oil spills exact a serious
toll on costal economies, including our approximately 35 billion commercial
 Blood Type Lab Report Results
Blood Type Blood type is the type of blood a person has that is passed down from the parents. The
goal of this experiment was to find out if all the children were Mr. Johnson s. The guided question
was Are all of Mr. Johnson s children his biological offspring? This relates back to the background
information because the group had to find the bloodtype of each child and relate it to Mr. Johnson s
blood type. The group started by testing the controls. The group then added two drops of a blood
sample to spot A and spot B on a blood typing slide. After the blood samples were added to the
spots, the group added the appropriate antiserum to each of the samples. The group stirred each
blood type and antiserum for 10 seconds with a clean toothpick.
 The Importance Of Car Ownership
Though, the EIR does not provide a number for Car ownership rate, they do provide an
approximation of the mode share at a.m. and p.m. peak hours; the data further reinforce the idea
that the Plan Area must have a high rate of car ownership. In the Table IV.D 3, the mode share is
illustrated as, Person trips with auto, transit, and others[non motorized modes such as walking and
bicycling] on a weekday basis. Under the existing condition plus plan, auto has about, 39.6% out of
21,240 persons during the a.m. peak hours, and 39.53% out of 28,710 persons during the p.m. peak
hours. In both the a.m. and p.m. peak hours, the percentage of auto is higher when compared alone
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The basis of the transportation studies is to estimate the Transit Capacity Utilization (TCU), also
called, The maximum load point (MLP) (the point of great demand) (IV.D 4). The current TCU
for all Muni routes is at 85%, which is when people take up all the seats and including people
standing side by side up to the yellow line about two feet below where the driver sits. Currently,
there are 27 routes that converge into the area, but according to the studies, The inbound or
outbound direction during the a.m. and/or p.m. peak hour...does not exceed Muni s 85% TCU.
Although, the study indicated that the 27 routes are below the 85% MLP, most of them are not far
off from exceeding the limit. Overall, the developers understand that their proposed projects would
generated more ridership , but due to, No known information on funding and whether SFMTA
would provide additional services. Of the two visits I made to the study site, it was neither during
the peak hours so I was not able to fully get a personal comprehension of the transit operation during
rush hours, but I was able to see both local and regional transit in operation, the existing red bus
lanes, Muni s boarding islands, and the issues with private vehicles disrupting Muni s traffic flows.
Under existing conditions, the red bus lanes only exist on 3rd St between Townsend St and Market
St. Furthermore, there are only two Muni s boarding islands one on Folsom St
 The New Symbolic Consumers For Fashion Brands
5. Discussion The study has followed several sets of key previous research findings and contributed
to the new symbolic consumers model as explained in the following seven arguments. First,
Baudrillard (1993, 1994, 1998) theory, symbolic consumption, as a focal notion of the study, is found
to be a good foundation to understand consumers purchasing decisions for fashion brands. The
findings show that consumers choose brands which have relevance or desired symbolic value for
them. Not only Baudrillard, the findings are also in line with the studies of Dittmar (1992, 1994,
2004, 2008), Elliott Wattanasuwan (1998a) and Wattanasuwan (2003, 2005) regarding how
consumers use fashion products; symbolic consumption is used to represent actual self identity, and
also to create ideal self identity. Furthermore, Baudrillard s sign system can be applied to explicate
the process of the signification of fashion brands. The sign system leads to a new model of symbolic
consumers, which is used to illustrate the interrelationship between all consumer influences.
Baudrillard proposed that consumers from different backgrounds interpret fashion symbolism
differently. The findings revealed that fashion brands marketing elements are translated based on
respondents experience. The findings also support Grubb and Grathwohl s (1967) model stating that
the signification of fashion goods is generated by the symbolic exchange transactions of groups.
Hence, internal and external influences