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    them together. In the case of one soldier, his character is tested when he must choose between his humanity and survival. He ultimately chooses survival, tearing his family apart in the worst way. However, this eventually changes him for the better. Liam O’ Flaherty expresses this in his short story, “The Sniper” where he uses imagery and setting to convey that survival threatens a soldier’s humanity. Liam O’ Flaherty uses vivid descriptions of the sniper’s wound and his actions to emphasize his…

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    “Righting Humanity In Our Time” written by Merle Jacobs and L.A. Visano provides the reader with enrich understanding of social determinants of health and how it plays a big role in maintaining the health systems, bringing along the issues of economic, ethnic and heath inequities and how that relates to major problems like: food insecurity, barriers in service systems and even poverty. In my paper, I will discuss the social determinants of health in two social locations by situating my…

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    The 2012 article, “My Gloriously Useless Degrees In the Humanities”, focuses on the unstable nature of the job market, and its contribution towards the negative outlook on arts/humanities degrees.This article comes one year after the occupy wall street movements, people during this time were angry, and questioned the distribution of wealth in America. The author, Katrin Park, does not seek to answer the questions brought upon by the Occupy movement, but rather she recognizes that her argument…

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    against us. "Can We Auto-Correct Humanity?" by Richard Williams, best known as Prince Ea, expressed thoughts of social media and technology taking over humanity. "We cannot auto-correct humanity because we must correct ourselves," (Williams 2014) was Williams’s own answer to his question of auto-correcting humanity. People who manipulate the use of technology can be in risk of losing sense of humanity for being too in touch with technology. "Can We Auto-Correct Humanity?" (Williams, 2014) was…

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    from Snapchat, Facebook or Tumblr. An inspirational speaker known as Prince Ea creates videos that point out everything that is wrong with the current generation, and how we should better ourselves. One of his videos is titled ‘Can We Auto-Correct Humanity?’ and in it he shows how being connected through technology has actually made us more disconnected in everyday life. The same can be applied to the work force. They would rather focus their time on their technology than connect with people…

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    Hopeless Humanity An Analysis of a Colin Wilson Quote Colin Wilson was once quoted as saying, "The average man is a conformist, accepting miseries and disasters with the stoicism of a cow standing in the rain." While this quote can be interpreted many different ways, like most quotes, I think that Wilson is trying to say humans sometimes lose hope and let whatever happens happen to them. Most of the time this Wilson quote rings surprisingly true when you examine the average…

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    People from all walks of life have been subject to the injustice that is police brutality for what seems to be forever. Even after the Jim Crow laws were removed, people of color are still being mistreated by police brutality but of course, the assault charges had nothing to do with “race”. Many people (myself included) believe that police officers should be held accountable for their actions whilst on duty.It appears to be that many of the occurances of police brutality stems from a racial bias…

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    The works of the humanities may show that war is present, but humanities cannot help to put an end to the war itself; rather, humanities express the triumph and relief that society feels once the war is over. Plays are an aspect of the humanities used to enlighten the mood during a disastrous moment in time. Even though plays such as Lysistrata and The Women of Troy are meant to…

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    Humanity gives people their sympathy, compassion, and patience. During World War II, Jews were placed in concentration camps which impacted their humanity. Elie Wiesel, the author of Night, suffered through these concentration camps. He experiences many hardships throughout his time in the camps. Elie’s experience affected him as a person and he, along with other Jews in the camps, lost his humanity. Humanity is lost when a person 's survival is jeopardized. The loss of humanity is shown in the…

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    Merriam-Webster dictionary, the definition of humanity is (n.) the quality or state of being kind to other people or animals. However, humanity can be defined by so much more than the mere quality of kindness. To be fully human, one must be able to form opinions and act on them, show compassion, and persevere despite overwhelming obstacles. Being able to form an opinion for oneself and acting upon it, despite overwhelming obstacles is an important quality when defining humanity. This quality…

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