explore the outside world often manifests behaviours contrary to their community's norms and challenges conventional notions of moral upbringing. During Rumspringa, Amish youth navigate a pivotal phase where they confront diverse moral influences/complexities. Their experiences prompt introspection; some steadfastly adhere to tradition, reaffirming their commitment to the Amish lifestyle, while others venture into experimentation, reshaping their moral identity. Kohlberg's (1971) stages…
“FrontPage worthy” titles, and for its complexity that makes understanding this topic difficult for regular people. In The Missing Climate Change Narrative, Segal expands on this idea of climate change being ineffectively communicated by explaining how a lack of emotional appeal and a good narrative are two of the main reasons for why people are not convinced of the seriousness of the effects of climate change. The nature of climate change including its complexity and its slow moving and obscure…
South Park or The Simpsons, each episode of BoJack Horseman follows a continuous storyline. This allows for deeper conveyance of underlying messages within the plot which make the show more thought-provoking and add to its complexity. Mittel argues that its comedic complexity is formed by “altering the relationship between multiple plotlines, creating interweaving stories that often collide and coincide” (Mittell, 42). This is evident in BoJack Horseman as the continuous plot revolves around how…
with his discussion of the virtual field of difference, the ‘double edged sword’ of habits, and a morality that embraces change and difference through the concept of ‘active forgetting.’ At the center of this philosophy is an embrace of the chaos, complexity, and difference in the world…
and neglect with issues such as poverty, domestic violence, drug and alcohol misuse, disability, colonisation and the ongoing impacts of the Stolen Generation, homelessness, education, health and mental health creates complexity.could talk about complexity…
Across a Hundred Mountains narrates the fictional story of Juana a young girl who leaves her small town of Guerrero, Mexico to find her father, who had left his family to find work in the United States. The story is narrated through two different voices, Juana’s and Adelina’s belonging to the same character. Juana is the young girl in Guerrero living under extreme poverty. In her journey to the U.S. she enchanters Adelina, a young prostitute and U.S. citizen at the border, who tragically dies.…
Animals such as primates and dolphins use simple tooling like sticks and rocks to help assist with daily tasks. The primary difference between these animals and humans is the complexity of the tools in use. Humans have developed both simplistic tooling, such as hammers and knives, as well as more complex objects, such as computers and tractors. The primary reason behind this development of tooling is to compensate for deficiencies…
Problem With Technology and The Internet What if something was used by millions of people everyday, but instead of being used for the good things it was created for, it was used to harm people? Even though there are many good things about technology and the internet, there are times when people use them to cause problems and take advantage of others. The internet has become a very important part of our lives and I believe that this technology can also be used to hurt us by How the Internet…
Whether you scavenge berries and vegetables or kill and cook wildlife to consume, keeping a supply of edibles on hand staves off hunger that can sap your meager health if left unchecked. A steady day-night cycle weaves several more layers of complexity into the mix. You can freely explore during the daytime, but nightfall ushers in a new threat: get caught in the dark for more than a few seconds without a light source, and the darkness itself consumes you. Spending too much time out in the dark…
out president Kennedy’s life. During my visit there, I have made interesting observations which are highly relevant three elements in the study of international relations: individual’s influence in policy-making, assumptions of paradigms and the complexity of reality. Policymakers’ individual traits at times may have made a profound impact on foreign policy. Contrary to assumptions of states acting in pure rationality, observations made during my visit may suggest something otherwise. In this…