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    likely to attempt suicide and to self-harm, so a main thing we need to focus on is making sure she stops self-harming and making her realise that her life is not empty and that her life is worth living. As a treatment option, we have been doing dialectic behaviour therapy and other family support. This is designed to help her build her self-esteem and to help her have functioning, stable relationships. This is the most popular treatment option for people with BPD as it helps them and their…

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    Between Revolutions, Mitchell and Asta tell the stories of oppressed peoples such as ‘faggots’ and queer men, who must live off of what little possessions they have due to the inequalities of the society they live in. In Shulamith Firestone’s The Dialectic of Sex, Firestone details the possibility of a feminist revolution in the modern era which frees women from the natural and societal inequalities that they experience. In both texts, the effects of inequality in society are discussed.…

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    happened to the Charles’ family such as “... when him and Mama Berniece got married… when my daddy was born… Mama Esther’s funeral… He got all kinds of things what happened with our family.” (1228) on the piano. In Harry Justin Elam’s essay “The Dialectics of August Wilson’s Piano Lesson” he states “Willie Boy’s act of carving the piano operates as an enabling gesture of cultural intervention that empowers him and implicitly declares the Charles family’s agency. Through this act, the piano and…

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    Paul Gauguin, a famous painter of his time, quit his job so that he could have more focus to pursue his artistic career. Not only did he quit his job, he left his wife and five children to travel to Tahiti and immerse himself in the culture. While he found great success in his endeavors, inspiring many other artists and solidifying himself as one of the most prominent artists of all time, he did not know that things would turn out this way. In this paper I will be drawing on John Stuart Mill and…

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    Aristotelian Rhetoric

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    Aristotle had a huge impact on the advancement of the art of rhetoric. For two millennia the interpretation of Aristotelian rhetoric has turned into a matter of the historical advances of rhetoric, and not of philosophy. In the most influential anthologies and manuscripts, Aristotle's work was encompassed by rhetorical works and even recorded speeches of other Greek and Latin rhetoricians, and was rarely interpreted as a general overarching work. It was not until recent times that the major…

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    It is for that reason that the Identity Negotiation Theory is best used to analyze Hassan’s identity through the many dialectics that Hassan has. The interactions that Hassan has with his ethic and religious group members shows how he feels secure in his identity. However, it is also his role as Amir and Baba’s servant that helps show his security in his identity and proves…

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    Introduction In class on October 24, the topics are on Relationship initiation, relational turning points, and dialectics. Relationship initiation is how you start a relationship with someone. Relational turning points are about how you change an outcome of a relationship by either becoming close with one another or by ending the relationship. Relational dialectics are about how forming relationships and maintaining them are based on which stage you are in. Description of Readings and…

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    Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, in Phenomenology of Spirit, discusses a “Lordship and Bondage” dialectic, in which the politics of recognition are explored through mutual recognition. Simone de Beauvoir, in her introduction to The Second Sex, uses Hegel’s dialectic to emphasize the master-slave relationship between men and women; women, like the bondsman, become “Others” through binaries in relation to men, forcing them into a being-for-other consciousness (Beauvoir 14-15). Similarly, Frantz…

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    both feel push and pull of conflicting desires through life and relationship. The two communication theories would be Relational Dialectics Theory by Leslie Baxter and Barbara Montgomery and Face Negotiation Theory by Stella Ting-Toomey; all are from the textbook that was used in the class, “Introducing Communication Theory-Analysis and Application.” Relational Dialectics…

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    that they know nothing, but assume that they know nothing (epistemology - The history of epistemology). Epistemology and metaphysics come from different backgrounds but ultimately they both fall under philosophy. When it comes down to philosophy, dialectics is how learning happens. While epistemology studies what is truth, metaphysics studies what is real (Social…

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