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Culture is defined as the values, beliefs, attitude and practices accepted by members of a group or community. As a whole, team sports and each individual sport are their own type of culture in America that we all may or may not have taken apart in currently or growing up as kids. As it says in the text book for this class “Culture is learned, not inherited” people cannot inherit skills to play a sport they must be taught how to play the sport. With every sport there are different ways culture…

The foot is a standout amongst the most widely recognized zones of damage in ardent walkers, climbers, hikers, hikers, and skiers. This is unsurprising when one considers the numerous different elements were influencing the feet amid such recreational exercises. These incorporate legitimate or uncalled for shoe gear, auxiliary varieties in the feet, natural variables, harsh landscape, combined mileage and effect elements to propose only a couple. Hiking boots for adventure. To dispense with one…

they neglect the illness portion of being sick; how the patient feels, if they’ve experienced any backlash from being sick and so on. Until reading about Dr. Farmer’s work in Mountains Beyond Mountains, it had appeared no doctor would be able to combine the dichotomies, competence over caring, disease over illness, body over mind. When Farmer talks about “think[ing] about health in the broadest possible sense” (90), he’s elucidating that we cannot simply continue treating or thinking in these…

often a symbol for peace, indicates how he feels Africa as a country needs to become more secure. These two ideas are very contradictory, similarly to the way that African and English fashion and textiles are. Another piece of Shonibare's work that combines African patterns with contemporary fashion, is his piece named 'globe head ballerina' the fabric on the ballerina tutu reflect African identity, with his use of a geometric swirl pattern, a traditional style of African patterns. The tutu is…

By: Eastlyn Koons After re-reading all of the previous stories, I picked the story that had what I thought, the best examples of descriptive writing. Putting all these thoughts in account, I chose“The Scarlet Ibis” by James Hurst. All throughout the story, there is so much description. The first page is a great example. I do not have enough space to put down the whole entire first page but I can give examples. Examples such as, “The flower garden is prim, the house a gleaming white, and the…

Sexism is caused by the gender binary. In our strict two-gender system, when people go outside of their assigned roles, they’re often ridiculed, harassed, or bullied. When feminist theory combines with gender theory, we realize that the patriarchy’s oppression of women is dependent on the gender binary. Kate Bornstein is a nonbinary transgender activist who notes in her book Gender Outlaws: On Men, Women, and the Rest of Us that “Gender could be seen as a class system...One side will always seek…

In “English is a Crazy Language”, Lederer, Richard uses rhetorical question to effectively persuade his audience who speak English or someone interested in English that even though English is most popular and main language, it is an amazing and crazy language in the world. First, he points out the fact that a lot of people speak English and most of the book are written in English. He directly addresses that English are all over the world nowadays. However, English are not easy as people look…

Symbolism: In the book, “The fellowship of the ring,” we can find various of objects that are symbolic to the story. The ring of power: Ring of power shows pure, uncontrollable power and its responsibilities and dangers. The ring of sauron has an innumerable amount of power within the owner. Consequently, it gives the wearer a lot of responsibilities that usually makes him/her corrupt in power. However, for the Three elven rings, it serves as a different purpose. Instead of making the wearer…

Pendants, earrings, necklaces and beads remain popular and combine unique, traditional designs with new techniques. These crafts are continuing to carry on centuries of tradition. Over the last few years, there has been a growing number of collectors that see the value of this contemporary art. Though the art has…

What makes people capable of feeling guilty? As Zahn-Waxler and Kochanska (1990) wrote, “The capacity for guilt is innate and universal; [only] its modes of expression are learned” (p. 232). Thus, some consideration of this innate capacity is a necessary point of departure for guilt theory. Clearly, guilt means feeling bad, and so the capacity for guilt presumably begins with a natural basis for feeling bad. Guilt must be understood as an unpleasant arousal akin to anxiety (Tennen & Herzberger,…