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    his wife was killed and jokes that “Old Scratch must have had a tough time.” Tom lacks obvious empathy towards other humans, grieves for himself instead of a murdered spouse, and shows signs of true narcissism, if not full blown antisocial personality disorder. In his following bargain, the Devil explains that Tom will become a money lender, charging “two cents a month,” in which Walker exclaims, “Ill charge four!” Excessively charging money, inevitably making people have economic problems, Tom…

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    than that she should got to Tom and say: ‘I never loved you’” (Fitzgerald 109). These selfish desires also contradict his “love” for Daisy as he seems to completely ignore her feelings in this situation, and this further explains his narcissistic personality. Gatsby also feels that he is entitled to clearance from the law, simply because he is “the” Jay Gatsby. When Gatsby and Nick are driving, they are approached by a policeman but the policeman lets them go after Gatsby shows him some sort of…

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    Kanye Omari West was born June 8, 1977 in Atlanta Georgia to Donda and Ray West. After going through a divorce, his mother moved him with her to Chicago when he was three. As a child, Kanye was very rebellious and hard to deal with. He also was very interested in music at a young age. In grade school, he created his first song/rap called “green eggs and ham”, purchased his first keyboard, created beats, and choreographed dances. After graduating from high school, West attended Chicago State…

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    Effects of Societal Shifts on Human Empathy History has shown that mankind has the natural tendency to evolve. Humans have the unrelenting desire to aspire for better things; for example, people have evolved from hunting and gathering to agriculture, the age of discovery to the age of enlightenment, and the industrial revolution to the multimedia age. Regardless of all the changes that humans have made, there is one thing that always remains the same: the interactions between one person and…

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    Micah Spegman D-Day 4 Sociology 6-10. 1) “Wilding” is in summary an activity by a group of youths of going on a protracted and violent rampage in a public area, lashing out at random. 2) Expressive wilding means wilding for the sole desire of indulging one’s own destructive impulses, wilding is instrumental as it involves varieties of ambition, competitiveness, charisma, and greed that are purely selish and at the cost of others. 3) Wilding is in many ways like individualism in the sense that…

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    but this could be vital to preventing future homicides. However, most of the time, the motive is not clear. One explanation of this could be a personality disorder known as antisocial personality disorder. Many serial killers have this disorder. As he is described in Devil in the White City by Erik Larson, H.H. Holmes possesses symptoms of antisocial disorder. People with this affliction are described as “a person [whom] exhibits a lack of conscience for wrongdoing, even toward friends and…

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    Filho met many criteria for Antisocial Personality Disorder and it is a disorder that many serial killers tend to fall into (Comer 408). Filho also showed signs of Paranoid Personality Disorder because he was always suspicious other throughout most of his life, he also held grudges against all criminals, Filho read threatening intent in most situations and acted in…

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    is a personality disorder, that for a while many clinicians were not satisfied with the way narcissism was depicted in earlier versions of the DSM, emphasizing how there has been some unclear aspects of the personality disorder (Dimaggio, 2012). Narcissism is typically diagnosed by a medical professional, but it has been reported that most people with the disorder do not seek treatment (Luchner and Tantleff-Dunn, 2016). According to the author, Marit Svindseth (2008), narcissistic personality…

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    portrayed the major symptoms of borderline personality disorder’s symptoms but didn’t give them any depth. There are two primary issues with how the film represents the disorder. First, the treatment of borderline personality disorder a lot more intensive then how the film portrays it. In the movie, Alice takes a medicine called Abilify and goes to a therapist to treat her disorder. The therapist makes this medicine seem as if it’s the “key” to controlling her disorder. In reality,…

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    Phileas Fogg's Narcissism

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    to bolster his own ego. He exemplifies classic narcissistic traits, a sense of superiority, the need to prove his supremacy, and the manipulation of others. Phileas Fogg has “excessive feelings of self-importance”, a symptom of narcissistic personality disorder, which manifests into a racist and elitist mindset (Berger). He often ignores less advanced societies and rarely steps off his luxury steamers and train carts. After his British steamer’s arrival in Egypt, “He sat down quietly to…

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