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    While there have been many books that have made a lasting impression on me, In Search of Respect: Selling Crack in El Barrio, an ethnography read in my Cultural Anthropology class, fall of my sophomore year is still one that stands out to me. This was the first ethnography that I have ever read, causing me to be fascinated with the study being done. Reading about Philippe Bourgois’s experience of living in Harlem during the crack epidemic, made me realize the extreme negative effects that…

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    Self-Improvement Through Respect A person cannot lead a life of being good and respectful if they cannot live that life themselves. A lot of people now like to be followers instead of standing up and being a leader. People like to learn by example, instead of going through trial and error to figure out what is right and what is wrong. There needs to be good virtuous, hardworking, and courteous that are willing to take the risks in order to lead the others in the right ways of life. This…

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    In elementary school like the third or fourth grade, my teacher talked about a topic regarding child labor and the duties they had to do like being a soldier. Many of us didn’t realize that children all over the world were forced to work without even being paid or receiving an education. A friend of mine knew a person who used to work as a child and she said how their life was terrible and miserable because they didn’t have much of a future after working as a child because they couldn’t go to…

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    The short essay “On Self-Respect” written by Joan Didion is dedicated to the discussion of the question of human self-respect as a psychological phenomenon. The author aimed to answer the following questions: what does the self-respect actually mean, what contribution does it make to human life and habits, and what should be done to develop and maintain the feeling of self-respect. According to Didion (1961), the concept of self-respect is not something that can be dedicated to a person in…

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    Veterans deserve our nation’s respect. Veterans choose to fight for the country and the freedom it stands for. They deserve the utmost respect because they have risked their lives to fight for this country. Veterans risk their lives in order to protect this country, they leave their loved ones behind, and they choose to fight for the country above everything else. Veterans choose to fight for this country over anything else. They could have chosen anything else, but instead they chose to join…

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    piece of writing, "On Self-Respect," Joan Didion describes her own definition of self respect through her own personal experience and allusion in order to convey to her readers that having self-respect is not all about the pleasure you get from your surroundings, but rather to live well in your own soul and recognize the variety of things that’s worth of having. To begin her argument, Joan Didion used her own personal experience to develop her own definition of self respect. She started off…

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    Respect for your subordinates, peers, seniors and officers are highly regarded. Respect begets respect… in the civilian world. But usually in the military, anyone who has a higher rank than what you are wearing, respect is expected, not that respect is not expected for you to give if they are of the same rank or a lower rank but because they have earned the rank and respect is due. No matter how crooked, bent or unorganized you think he is, you are expected to give respect and act accordingly…

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    The use of Equality, Respect, and Integrity in To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is a book set in the 1930s that centres around Macomb County. This book follows the story of Scout and her childhood adventures. Her father Atticus Finch is Scout’s single surviving parent and he tries to teach her several values. Atticus Finch teaches Scout equality, respect, and integrity through direct and implied conversations. Scout learns equality when Atticus repeatedly…

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    her wishes were not respected. Whilst I appreciate the need to encourage patients to mobilise I am now very aware that this should be done within reason and with the respect and dignity of the patient a consideration at all times. The act of maintaining a persons’ dignity in the face adversity is an essential human value, whilst respect for the persons’ identity is a crucial aspect in providing a high level of care (NHS Wales, 2011) In addition to this it should be considered that in accordance…

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    civilian what would you do. Other countries such as Saudi Arabia, Iran, and North Korea not have these privileges’. So if you want to help out in any way shape form or fashion you need to help out the people help this country you should respect the military you should respect anyone if…

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