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Function Of Zoos
... called desertification. This occurs because of overgrazing and over population and many animals can’t survive the tremendous alteration. Also Africa forests are being destroyed, through a process called deforestation. This occurs because of stripping the land of its trees (mostly done by woodcutters). This is also a great change that can’t be survived. In both these instances, zoos need to step up and take upon themselves the challenge of preserving a huge amount of species.
A quote from my mom: I, Jennifer Hall, believe zoos should be used to protect animals in their “natural” habitats. I feel we mu ...
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The Ironies Of Education
... characteristics found in the learned ones.
According to Paolo Freire, oppression is ultimately the result of an educational system which lacks substance, and does not challenge its students. In this piece, Freire states that the "banking" concept of education suppresses the cognitive abilities of students and tends to dehumanize them. Moreover, the system teaches students to be passive, mechanical objects instead of teaching them to recognize and acknowledge their own existence. When this occurs, Freire believes that the students become prime targets for oppressors. The system presents oppressors with a "profit ...
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Men And Women 2
... men. At the time of the drafting of the document, the men had all the power. The document was even drafted by a man. Women were confined to the home to take care of the domestic housekeeping duties.
Look no further than the home to see the first sign that men and women are not equal. The traditional role of the man was to work, and the money he made would be used by all in the household. The traditional role of the woman was to stay home, take care of the children, clean the house, and cook. Because society has always associated money with power, the person bringing home the money had the power. The man often ...
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Utilitarianism
... judging the consequences only the wants of happiness and pain are relevant morally.
(3) PRINCIPLE OF IMPARIALITY:
When finding happiness and unhappiness that’s caused ones own happiness is to be looked at more important then anyone else’s. Every person is equally important as the next when it comes to happiness.
Applying the 3 principles of Utilitarianism:
(1) Utilitarian can disagree about what is right and wrong yet still be utilitarians.
(2) The principle of Impartiality has its limits, so . . .
(3) Personality types can be assessed in terms of their utility.
EVERYDAY SCENARIO--
Ut ...
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The Study Of Linguistics
... or less phonemes in their language, showing either a
lower form of language with less words and sounds or a higher form with
only the necessary sounds and words.
Also the syntax, also known as grammar, have an effect on the society.
There is no 'proper' way to write a book, for example, but just a
'standard' way everyone uses. This may be thought of as the 'proper' way
but rebels will use no periods and have one long paragraph in a 400 page
book. Maybe the culture says it is mandatory to have everything in one
continuous sentence, while others more civilized or advanced will follow
the rules to the very lett ...
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Women In Math
... ASEM (Advocates for Women in Science, Engineering and Mathematics)
and many others.
Many young women do not prosue carriers in math for one or more key reasons.
One is that they have no female role models to look up to or any famous females
in that field to inspire them. Another is that they are often disgouraged by
others, usually family members, “ Why don't you be like your mother and stay
home and raise the children.” is a common line used. This is most likely
because the parents don't want to see their daughter go out and fall flat on her
face when she doesn't make it. There is little support ...
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Job Stress
... demands, or when there are not
enough adequate supplies or information available for the
employee to perform their job as required (Paine, 1982, pg.
68).
In the book The Overworked American, author Juliet
Schor (1991) reports that 30 percent of adults have reported
experiencing high levels of stress on a daily basis. There
is an even higher percentage of adults who have claimed to
have high levels of stress at least once or twice a week.
In 1965, only a quarter of the population reported that they
are rushed to get things done resulting in high stress
levels. Today, that number has increased to on ...
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Rawls' View Of Ignorance
... the "original
position". Having only a general knowledge of the facts of "life and society",
each player is to abide based on their moral obligation. By denying the players
any specific information about themselves it forces them to adopt a generalized
point of view that bears a strong resemblance to the moral point of view.
"Moral conclusions can be reached without abandoning the prudential
standpoint of positing, a moral outlook merely by pursuing one's own prudential
reasoning under certain procedural bargaining and knowledge constraints."
Rawls proposes that the most reasonable principles of justice for a
s ...
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Computers In Society
... when the UNIVAC (universal automatic computer) was delivered to a client. The client was the U.S. bureau of the census and was to be used for calculating the previous years census. This was the first time that a computer had been built for a business application rather than for the use of the military or for scientific or engineering use. These first computers came to be known as the first generation computers and used vacuum tubes, which were electronic tubes about the size of light bulbs as the internal computer components. However, due to the fact that literally thousands of these tubes were required, they gen ...
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Tropical Africa Food Productio
... is closely connected to rainfall quantity. The rainfall in the equatorial heart is very plentiful and reliable. However, there is much less rainfall towards the outer edges of the rain belt. Periodic and unpredictable droughts are a characteristic feature of these border zones.
There are three climatic zones in Tropical Africa:
1. a region of persistent rain at and near the Equator, 2. a region on each side of this of summer rain and winter drought, and 3. a region at the northern and southern edges afflicted by drought.
All the climates listed in the previous paragraph are modified in the ea ...
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