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    When presented the question “What is responsible for the presence of sexual violence within the context of religion?” my initial response did not come easily or clearly. It’s a common misguided belief that sexual violence and religion go hand in hand when thinking about Islam, but when it comes to Christianity and Catholicism more specifically, we don’t associate the two. Although I know about Islam more than the average American I still held that schema that Muslim women are oppressed and…

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    Summary Antisocial activities, such as aggression, psychoticism, and the tendency to rape and murder, is a severe problem in society. Although researchers still relate this activity to one’s personality and environmental factors, geneticists are taking a closer look at the correlation between these types of behaviors and the length of AR-CAG repeat lengths in males. From a geneticist view, it is hypothesized that the shorter the CAG repeat length, the more AR activity there will be. The androgen…

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    “Violence isn 't always evil.” (Morrison) Josh Steinbeck is a musically inclined individual, will graduate as valedictorian of his class and enjoys unwinding at the end of the day by playing Grand Theft Auto. His face glued to the television, exposed to gruesome acts of violence. Nonetheless, Josh is not a serial killer. How is this possible? Adolescents who play violent video games are killers. Dead wrong. According to Alice Park of TIME newspaper, “90% of children in the US play video games…

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    decreasing juvenile crime, but increase school-wide violence, is violent imagery helpful or harmful? In addition to school shootings and bullying, what other influences are being made on the minds of the children of today? As they enter into a red carpeted movie theater, are they putting their cognitive development at risk? “The objective of nearly every movie theater is to get teenage boys’ butt into seat … And that means going for as much violence and sex as you…

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    Throughout the world, articles about terrorism are placed into people’s mailboxes and the local newsstands and grocery stores. These articles may go into great detail about a specific act of violence used by extremists like the attacks in New York City on September 11th, 2001, depicting the attack as a worldly problem. But, the simpler article may just explain about the idea of terrorism and the threats it may have towards the world or the resources the extremists want in order to possibly rule…

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    and Arendt’s perspectives on the legitimacy of politics and violence in the eyes of the citizens it seeks to control and the connection of politics to freedom, one is exposed to the similarities and stark differences apparent in 20th century political thinkers. In Politics as a Vocation, Weber discusses politics in the sense of the politics of a state, and therein defines the state as having a “monopoly of legitimate physical violence within a particular territory” (Weber 33). Weber states…

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    contain massive amounts of violence resulting in aggressive behavior and addiction. It has been scientifically proven that younger kids who play violent video games express more aggressive behavior than the kids who don’t play those games. Video games cause aggression/addiction in the younger generation, influence the player’s minds, and all of these things can be prevented. Although most video games are meant for amusement and fun, it has been proven that through the violence expressed in these…

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    Thesis: Family violence impacts children in negative ways by making their future harder to deal with, changing their perception towards individuals and by affecting their emotional stability and self-esteem. I. Family violence negatively impacts children/ teenagers by making them hard to deal with their future. a. Major Detail: It is harder to children to focus on school because of the stress of living with abuse (Havelin 15). i. They tend to be disruptive in class and not pay attention…

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    therefore aspiring aggression. Sharon Begley, author of the article, The Anatomy of Violence, writes about the psychology behind gun violence: If “an odd child cannot make friends [or] his quirks drive away other kids…[parents often] blame [their child 's socially awkwardness] on genes or brain wiring… [this] magnifies the problematic temperament or behavior and sculpts a psych that hurdles towards criminal violence” because the child begins to think that something is wrong with them, that…

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    counterparts to not give into the ruling race at the time, and to fight for equality for all. A obvious point in the poem, sought by all is the fact the poem is about not giving up. The poem is about how violence influences and shapes ones life, that one is to choose if they are going to let the violence take over them or are they going to fight and not show weakness, even when the odds are stacked against them. In “If We Must Die” it infers that the one reading is going to die eventually, why…

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