Amirah Ahmad February 12, 2017 POS-2150 POS 2150- STUDY QUESTIONS for CHAPTER 4- INDIA 1. According to the text, why is India a study in contrasts?…
This increased longevity creates unique issues in how we as individuals and as a society deal with how the elderly spend the last moments of their lives. Dr. Gawande’s book not only focuses on the rationality and effects…
Class and gender inequalities in Second Wave Civilizations largely served to solidify the power of the ruling classes, ensure that all occupations and duties are fulfilled and create order. In China, the popular philosophy of Confucianism dictated that authority was to be respected and observed. Confucianism characterized society as a composition of many unequal relationships- be it government over man, man over wife, or wife over child. Each person had their place and acted in deference to their superiors. Each person was born into their class, and class decided their occupation, duties, and quality of education.…
Bourgeois bohemians “Bobos” is the lifestyle who developed by the group of baby boomers who were born in the Capitalist or Upper-middle class. The baby boomers were born in the years of 1946 to 1964. They are easily found in various social classes but the title of Bobos is only found in Upper-middle or Capitalist classes. They emerged as a group in 1990s. Upper-middle class Bobos is labeled as Educated Elite because of their lifestyle that they received among their high education level.…
Marriage is the union of a man and a woman and is bound by the law and religion. Catholic marriage is defined as a natural institution, where a man and women give mutual consent for a marriage that will last forever. It is for procreation and to further their mutual love” (Hardon 's, 2015). Hindu marriage is defined as the joining of a man and a woman as husband and wife so that they can pursue their duty, physical desires and spiritual needs together. It is recognised by the law and is for life.…
The last stage is the introspection stage. In this stage, the individual is exhausted from the intensified feelings of anger towards the dominant culture, that they start to forget about understanding themselves and their self-worth (p. 374). An example of this would be an African American feeling like cannot become friends with the white population because they are scared they are going to shame their family/culture. Certainly, the client could feel like dropping out of therapy due to feeling like counseling is not going to benefit them due to their heritage. A way a counselor can approach this is by telling the client the main goal of the sessions is to find the happiness in their culture.…
Erik Erikson came up with each stage of life that has its own psychological development task which is a crisis that needs resolution. There are eight stages of psychological development beginning at infancy (to one year) through late adulthood (late 60s and up). He states that infants develop trust when their needs are met, toddlers learn to be independent, preschoolers learn to do tasks, elementary school children learn the pleasure of applying themselves to tasks, adolescence teens learn to test their roles and find identity, young adults struggle to find a relationships or feel isolated, middle adults discover sense into contributing to the world or may feel lack of purpose, and in late adulthood, they reflect on their lives and may be satisfied…
Why is the concept of Karma and Dharma, important to Hinduism in terms of the caste system? Karma is an ideal that drives the caste system because, “It decides the quality of a Hindu’s further life,” (Wangu 42) through the, “...moral law of cause and effect.” (Smith 96). Because of this, people are motivated to do well in their current life in the hopes of securing or maintaining a higher level in their respective hierarchy. Dharma played its own role in this system because it is the, “...observance of necessary acts that keep the world intact.”…
Hinduism “Hinduism is a major world religion, not merely by virtue of its many followers, but also because of its profound influence on many other religions during its long, unbroken history, beginning about 1500 BC.” (Hinduism). The term Hinduism comes from the Indus river which flows through Pakistan. Hinduism is one of the oldest religions in the world, out of all the larger belief systems. The Hindu religion has been around for thousands of years and contains many beliefs, practices, and types of worship.…
Introduction Lifespan development includes many stages of growth; one of these stages is middle adulthood. This time period is defined as the time period from the 30’s into the 50’s (Broderick, 2015). This period of time is complex and multifaceted, with job, socioeconomic issues, children, spouse and many other life personal issues. Relationships are also of concern, with divorce, cohabitation, marriage and remarriage adding to the complication of the time period (Broderick, 2015). War, disaster, world events and other environmental issues can also mark this time period (Broderick, 2015).…
Moral development is an individual’s sense of justice and what they define as right and wrong. Lawrence Kohlberg is a theorist of moral development. His theories focus on justice. He performed several experiments to evaluate differences in morals. One example, is the story of Heinz.…
Since the dawn of time, throughout history, humans have continuously created society after society in order to create a base of civilization. The organization of leadership is a basic path to follow for most civilizations including the Aztecs, Chinese Dynasties, or the Romans. In Lois Lowry’s novel, The Giver, there is more of a base of societal dehumanization that manifests itself into an idea of a perfect community. It takes the ways of basic human right and completely strips the citizens of them. Although they are given the basic needs to survive, it does not supply them with the luxury to truly experience living.…
Questions: 1. According to the film, how is the caste system important to the social order in India during ancient times? The caste system is a system that Hindus are born into, married and die by.…
This is when one actually begins to apply his or her personal understanding of religion. Stage four is a period of singular reflective faith and spiritual development. One becomes a critical thinker and begins to seek answers to his or her questions about religion. Stage for is a stage of exploration of principles and values; alternatives are also examined and definitive decisions are made. This stage is identified by a clear cut, black and white perspective without much room for a middle ground.…
The stages of human life Every human being born, grows, matures, grows old and dies. These stages are a process of continuous physical, psychological and intellectual changes. It is an irreversible and permanent evolution of changes, our body has stages of growth, maturation and degeneration.…