Beyond Freedom and Dignity

Jean Watson – Theory of Human Caring Caring is a fundamental and a continuous process in nursing. It is an action in providing unconditional kindness to the patients and their family to promote health and render the utmost cares the patient and family’s need to obtain optimum health and wellness. Diversity in nursing and the healthcare system needs theoretical guidance to provide holistic approach in health promotion and health maintenance. Jean Watson’s theory development was influenced by…

erotic and sexual practices imposed through grooming, physical violence or threats. Third, psychological abuse or psychological maltreatment — verbal or gestural aggression with the aim of terrorizing, rejecting, humiliating the victim, restricting freedom, punishing or even isolating the victim from social interaction with others. Last but not least, negligence/abandonment — absence or desertion, by the caregiver, of the necessary care for victims, which would provide for physical custody or…

taken to fight for realization of women in on political, economic and social space in order to equate them with men. Slavery feminism on the other hand is an analysis on the feminist activities that tend to hold on women as they gear towards their freedom. Various writers and movie actors have successfully exposed these themes in a great perspective intending to portray how slavery feminism has transformed across centuries. This essay feature most on the works of Mario Amparo Ruiz de Burton on,…

Due to his deeds, he became the symbol of freedom and democracy in his home country and far beyond its borders. For almost 30 years, from 1964-1982, he was imprisoned on the Robben Island penal colony, sleeping in a tiny, Spartan cell, or working in the blistering sun, chipping rocks at the limestone quarries. In spite of the indignities inflicted on him, he used his 27 years while imprisoned to grow as a leader; to persist in his belief in human dignity and equality. Like Job and Churchill, he…

the just a glimpse of how they help the human spirit to become the best person they can be. It also tells you how you can join in their mission to help change lives in the local community. OVERVIEW The YWCA has a vision for peace, justice, freedom and dignity for everyone, and serve over 15,000 women, children and families in the community each year through more than 26 programs,…

in the form of a social contract; second, individuals form governments to make and enforce laws for society to be well-ordered and peaceful. Natural Rights and State of Nature: The notion of natural rights, closely mirroring the concept of human dignity and value, contradicts the imagined scenario that is empty of an authoritarian entity and is called the state of nature. With no government around, people will have the liberty to do whatever they like best. On the flip side, however, they might…

all human relations and institutions or structures in which gender stereotypes and fixed parental gender role are used in a way that is detrimental t let full realisation of women’s human rights.” Article 5 lays the foundation for an approach to go beyond the distinction between formal and substantive equality and concentrate on transformative equality (Hunter, 2008). This is a big progress in directing human rights actors and practitioners not just squarely prevent various forms of…

With two years’ experience of being a Certified Nursing Assistant, I have some personal experience that influence my decision onto continuing my career path onto becoming a Register Nurse or even a Director of my own nursing home. I have learned in this field it has its downfalls, but if you have a passion, it is a rewarding career. According to Nursing Education Perspectives “All types of RN programs dropped by 8 percent between 2005 and 2006. (Kaufman, Kathy, PhD). Despite that fact one…

Equality is a word that is utterly common in the places of discrimination, segregation and situations characterized by the denial of basic rights. Situations that warrant the use of the word ‘equality’ have been in existent since the formation of the world. The current world is not deficient of such situations neither. The American society, being a multiracial, multi-ethnic society, has been historically experiencing situations that demanded the mention of the word equality time and again. In…

David Hume’s understating of justice is that the nature of human being is to be tended to his self-interest rather than acting according to just for others, which means in order to act in just it should not crush with his interests and to gain more with the common justice. He refers the progress of the rules of justice to a sense of common self-interest of occurring justice when he used the unordinary method which displays the existence of justice in social utility and the development of human…