Binary option

triumphed by truth. Yet things cannot go back to their state at the beginning of the play because they cannot. The bet over Faust’s soul prevents the play from doing so, and it is here Romanticism flourishes by bypassing the obvious and conventional binary options for Faust’s soul, and create an alternative outside predictable norms: neither the Devil nor God win. Faust wins in his liberation of himself; in…

The Freeman-Gravitas Prescriptive Executive Coaching Multi-Rater Assessment (FG-PEC; Gavita, et al., 2012). FG-PEC is a multi-rater measure (self-rating, subordinate, superior, colleague and client rating) of managerial skills relevant for the prescriptive executive coaching process, based on the cognitive behavioral approach to coaching. It has 50 items based on five domains relevant to managerial competencies: behavior, emotion, thoughts, situations, and socio-cultural context. The instrument…

Gods have helped to shape the world around us. The deeds that have been done in the name of religion are numerous and awe-striking. A great number of wonders have been accomplished in the name of various creeds. Mother Teresa worked with the poor of Calcutta all in the name of her faith. The dark side of religion is also striking. The Crusades, begun by Catholic Pope Urban II, resulted in the deaths of thousands. The divine in daily life has remained very important from ancient times to the…

I want to avoid the binary labeling of immigration status – the widely accepted “documented” or “undocumented” – but will use them interchangeably in cases where further clarity is needed. The metric I will use to describe status will incorporate a variety of developmental…

traditional Medieval and Renaissance conventions that tends emphasises monstrosity, with images of “blood-shot eyes, blood-dripping jaws, and mouths as big as [whirlpools]”, Milton creates characters who are distinctively human (Ruddick 50). Instead of a binary force of…

College: a stretch of time characterized by rivers of shitty beer, clouds of skunk smelling smoke, and sexual tension that heats up rooms. Amidst all of these antics students are free to do as they please, not accountable for their actions or held to responsibilities. Living in this bubble called college, generally at an age of development and maturation, has many effects on who people are. Specifically, college is a time for ‘finding yourself,’ or defining who you are and how you feel about who…

Deconstructing the gender binary and gender roles and expectations, serves as an initial pedagogical tool in the discussion of trans identities in the classroom. Since trans identities are as much a part of the field of gender and sexuality studies as conventional cisnormative and heteronormative identities, they cannot be studied in isolation, but must rather be viewed in terms of intersectionality. Mary Armstrong, in her essay, “Towards a Queer Pedagogy of Conflicted Practice,” identifies a…

Sexual and gender development has evidently changed over the years. Now people cannot simply be categories as a female or a male. A new door has opened in the way people identity or see themselves as. More and more people are coming forward with different sexual identities than the ones given at birth. We now live in a society where we no longer have to choose to be something we are based on our anatomy. Or be pushed into hetero love affairs. Or choose to not be attracted to any of the two…

The current situation from my personal experiences at UCO and our Forensics Institute is that we as Forensics students are very lucky with our facility. We have a nice modern building with many useful amenities. We have a well versed and brilliant faculty and staff and the students to match. The one downfall I have noticed comes along with our building. Yes it is useful but through much of the day it is quiet and empty. When we as students have gaps of an hour or more between classes we need…

Despite the social and cultural integration among civilizations, racial segregation still exists. The story took a place in Boston during mid 70s and early 80s. Racial tension between blacks and whites was at its peaks. Individuals were still classified based on their race, color, gender and even sexual preferences. Senna in her novel, Caucasia, shed light on how racial identity is socially constructed and affecting children of mixed race marriage through Birdie Lee’s story, a biracial girl, who…