Basic Outline
Thesis- Human interconnectedness and responsibility is a fundamental aspect of living in a globalized society where close collaboration between people of diverse backgrounds is the key to achieving socio-cultural and politico-economic progress.
1. Topic Sentence- Bullying shows the separation of humans, where the interconnectedness is abandoned for superiority.
General Example and Source- The results of the study by Chaprach, Pepler and Ziegler show that “Bullying is a frequent occurrence according to students in Toronto; 49% reported having been bullied at least once or twice during the term”
Source: Chaprach, Alice, Pepler, Debra and Suzanne Ziegler. “Bullying at School: A Canadian Perspective.” Education Canada (Spring 1995): 13-18.
2. Topic Sentence- The idea of human interconnectedness suggests collaboration and collective goals.
General Example: a vision is expected to be shared by …show more content…
A vision, for example, is expected to be shared by countries that are contributing to one another’s success in the global environment. Stanley Milgram, however, recognizes that most people are willing to hurt their fellow man rather than disobeying authority. In “The Perils of Obedience,” there is a new look at the idea of power and decision-making in the global environment, and its smaller role in society.
It has been established that the decision-makers in the global environment are present in the Western world. Thus, when recognizing the idea of globalization, all of these smaller countries in the Third World or otherwise are now scrambling to find their voices. The problem, at least for them, is that they do not collaborate (Gills). Rather, they separate, feuding with one another as the West continues to dominate the global decisions. Human connectedness, at this level, would suggest that these countries would come together and have a collective voice, rather than
Thesis- Human interconnectedness and responsibility is a fundamental aspect of living in a globalized society where close collaboration between people of diverse backgrounds is the key to achieving socio-cultural and politico-economic progress.
1. Topic Sentence- Bullying shows the separation of humans, where the interconnectedness is abandoned for superiority.
General Example and Source- The results of the study by Chaprach, Pepler and Ziegler show that “Bullying is a frequent occurrence according to students in Toronto; 49% reported having been bullied at least once or twice during the term”
Source: Chaprach, Alice, Pepler, Debra and Suzanne Ziegler. “Bullying at School: A Canadian Perspective.” Education Canada (Spring 1995): 13-18.
2. Topic Sentence- The idea of human interconnectedness suggests collaboration and collective goals.
General Example: a vision is expected to be shared by …show more content…
A vision, for example, is expected to be shared by countries that are contributing to one another’s success in the global environment. Stanley Milgram, however, recognizes that most people are willing to hurt their fellow man rather than disobeying authority. In “The Perils of Obedience,” there is a new look at the idea of power and decision-making in the global environment, and its smaller role in society.
It has been established that the decision-makers in the global environment are present in the Western world. Thus, when recognizing the idea of globalization, all of these smaller countries in the Third World or otherwise are now scrambling to find their voices. The problem, at least for them, is that they do not collaborate (Gills). Rather, they separate, feuding with one another as the West continues to dominate the global decisions. Human connectedness, at this level, would suggest that these countries would come together and have a collective voice, rather than