An Essay on the Principle of Population

with clarity: “The grade of A is a performance grade, not an effort grade.” In this class, neither attending live seminars nor relying on prior knowledge is enough to obtain an extraordinary score. A student must be capable of formulating cohesive essays with lucid purpose. If I work sedulously but without skill, I will only receive a mediocre grade. However, if I work assiduously and genuinely learn and utilize what is taught, I will succeed in this course and make above-average grades. The…

Introduction This essay aims to discuss the role of the responsible adult, the principles of justice, the over-representation of Indigenous people within the criminal justice system and will critically analyse the legislative options available to the Indigenous youth being interviewed by police as mentioned in the case scenario, Ellie. I am Ellie’s youth social worker, she has nominated me to be her responsible adult and to sit in on the interview with her. My responsibility towards her as my…

Herd immunity occurs when the majority of a population is immunized against a contagious disease and therefore the disease cannot circulate and dies out (Pierik, 2015). Recently, vaccination refusers have threatened herd immunity for a number of incurable but preventable infectious pathologies described by Roland Pierik in Mandatory Vaccination: an Unqualified Defense (2015). This essay will elaborate on Pierik’s main and counter arguments that childhood vaccinations should be a legal obligation…

are denied rights and life goes on just as it has for years and years. In his essay, Why Animals Deserve Legal Rights, Steven M. Wise, a specialist in animal-rights law, strives to persuade his audience to incline towards legal rights for all animals. However, one can ask the question: how can this justifiably be done? Animals cannot have rights because: first, by definition the word ‘right’ means a moral principle unique to humans; second, animals provide not only food sources, but…

that has lasted for thousands of years. Two of the largest moral theories to develop in the twentieth century, that try to deal with the world around us, is environmentalism and animal liberation. Environmentalism is best summarized as the moral principle that biotic communities and the relationships within those communities are of the utmost importance to preserve. Animal Liberation represents the belief that sentience of a being qualifies that individual for moral consideration. If Leopold’s…

the restricting of freedom appears to be problematical (Bayer & Fairchild, 2004). Under harm principle, it is only serious harm to others which causes damage, against others’ will and restrict their liberty that can warrant intervention, not harm to self (Feinberg, 1987). Accordingly, an individual has the right to not seek medical help and resist the treatment of his own disease according to harm principle for it is themselves that they are hurting. In this case, it is undeniable that health…

became secretary of one of Whig leaders of the parliament. He is known to be the founder of the modern conservatism. His political ideas can be summarized by his phrase: "Society is a contract between the past, the present and those yet unborn." The principles of his ideas had inspired conservatives from the past to our days. The conservatism of his political ideas was shaped by his religious beliefs, which were from the Christian beliefs. On his views he believed that colonialism was bad,…

Organisation (WHO) objective of advocating health for all (WHO 1986). The charter defined Health promotion as “the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, their health” (WHO 1986). The Ottawa Charter advocated for five principles of promoting health namely; building healthy public policy, creating supportive environments, strengthening community action, developing personal skills and reorienting health services (WHO, 1986). The Ottawa Charter has been relevant…

the first economist to suggest a systematic theory of population. Malthus was raised in the thick of the world’s Industrial Revolution which began in Britain, Malthus’s home country, within the textile industry. This was a major turning point in history manufacturing will move from skilled craftsmen creating homemade goods to machine production in factories. This increase in efficiency lead to increases in the standard of living for the population of Earth consistently for the first time ever…

the cultural differences in understanding, friendship and how online friendships show this as most of the communication online is still conducted in English, as is the research in this area, if such research was limited to online methods, these populations would be excluded (Brownlow, 2012, p. 267). However, Bigelow and La Gaipa (1975) could not have known that sometime in the future children would be as likely to interact with online friends as friends in the playground, this is an example of…