Apathy

Firstly, according to Durkheim (1894), he thought that the changes those occurred in the society were caused by industrialization where the rationalization in workers could cause unhappiness. In his statement, he claimed that division of labors and workers went to work for their livelihood or satisfy their necessities or habits. Durkheim also stated the reason of most of the workers went to work was the keen of acquiring knowledge and skills by learning new things and they are working for habits…

Forced Courses in Schools are Detrimental to a Student’s Learning It is not hard to find a student that claims to hate high school. Students may just dislike getting up before 10:00 four or five days out of the week and having to do mountains of homework, but there are also the students who hate high schools because of the lack of fine arts classes or the fact that they are forced to take classes on subjects they don’t need or want, as the subject will not be useful or pertain to that student’s…

people to change the situation. Benjamin Barber delves deeper into the problem in his article “America Skips School.” Barber explains exactly how American children have become intellectually inferior and supplies ideas to fix the situation. Adults’ apathy to fix the educational situation and their true pedagogues’ influence cause children to become intellectually inferior. Americans’ unwillingness to take responsibility disregards the value of education and fails…

The Yellow Wallpaper was one of the selections of the short story written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. This story was first published in 1892 in the New England Magazine. The Yellow Wallpaper poses a great importance because was one of the early work of the American literature that reflects the general attitude toward woman physical and mental health. At that period the woman work outside their homes was not taken seriously, especially if they work as a writer. Here we found that the main…

individualism and free thinking. Several themes are explored throughout the novel’s progression such as freedom, gender, and technology. However, Orwell’s message about power is especially strong. 1984 is essentially a warning of the corruption and apathy that power brings when it is abused, as can be seen from the perspectives of the protagonists and progression of events. In the country of Oceania, the government is controlled by what is referred to as “the Party”. This name refers to members…

One neurodevelopmental disorder I choose is Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and the One neurocognitive disorder I choose is Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) both of these disorders can be a lifetime disorder but treatment can help. They are both more common in men, but women are still susceptible. Autism is a mental condition, present from early childhood. Autism impacts the nervous system. The range and severity of symptoms can vary widely. Common symptoms include difficulty with communication,…

Technology is turning human empathy into apathy . Technology is turning awareness into blindness. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is a thought-provoking novel about censorship, conformity, and how technology can take over lives. Montag is a firefighter, but in his world firefighters burn books. Montag meets a young girl named Clarisse and discovers that something is missing from his life of conformity. Montag’s wife, Mildred, is addicted to her parlor, a room with television walls, and is a…

see his actions of deception with Othello in III. iii. Beginning with the proclamation that he is one who has "some soul," he closes with defiance. Iago feels that lying, cheating, and deceiving are now futile. He gives up everything but he shows apathy because he doesn't have remorse for his actions. Iago is really good at finding the weaknesses in people. Shakespeare writes Othello as this perfect being, who is highly respected. His crutch, Desdemona. Iago, strategically effaces Othello by…

continues to support his theory by making allusions to Napoleon and other great men like him. The rationalization of the two murders is not enough to prevent Raskolnikov from descending into madness and depression. Raskolnikov experiences brief states of apathy in his sickened state, such as the incident in which Luzhin drops in for a visit unannounced. He does not wish to be around his friends or family, Raskolnikov does not wish to employ himself, the man completely loses his will to continue…

I come from a small country. A country that has faced different stages in its short life. My family and I often visit the west part of my country, Honduras, an area where the ancient Mayan civilization was established in the early V century AD. It’s probably a short three-hour drive, it’s nothing a snooze on the car ride can’t take. As a child, I was easily impressed when observing the whole region: buildings and locals were very different in comparison to the city I came from. We used to go to…