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    marry their daughters into royal families. They should have had the right to chose who they wanted to have and raise children with. Then once a young woman married, she had many duties as a wife and a mother. As a wife in the Renaissance they had to discipline the children, keep the house clean, educate the children and servants, and tend to the business or farm.(Thomson and Dean 14). While the women were at home keeping the family together their husbands were out on the town participating in…

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    Police Body Cameras In recent polls it is said that in about nine out of every ten people believe body cameras are the solution to police misconduct. Police body cameras are cameras that are meant to record a police officers and a citizen 's actions and behavior. The Rialto Police Department was the first in the country to enforce the use of body cameras on their officers, In recent year body cameras are seen as a solution to protect the community from police harm. To most people that…

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    Foucault Alienation Theory

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    floors of the structure, could observe the workers in the ground level without being noticed, thus creating the panoptic perception of constant surveillance. The Larkin building can be characterized by another of Foucault’s terms developed in discipline and punish, panopticism. The term refers to any expression of power which attempts to alter behaviour. In the case of the Larkin building, panopticism is employed in order to manipulate the worker’s perception of space, in an attempt to sterilize…

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    went between father to son. and those are some of the differences between the knights and the h bando sticks, write poetry and spiritual discipline and physical training. they were taught the code of zen buddhism also known as bushido. this code was a very strict code. it taught you how to respect your superiors and behavior in all aspects, and self discipline. the women also received to training to. even though the women samurais did not fight on the battlefield they were still skilled enough…

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    In artistic representation, a recovered artifact shows the scene of a wrestler attempting to gouge the eyes of an opponent while also attempting to bite him. An official stands over the man, poised to strike the man with a rod or stick to punish the offense and allow the competition to continue in a fair and equitable fashion. In Greece today, there are avenue with pedestals lining either side that once held massive statues. Ironically, the statues did not display the great athletic feats…

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    It’s the beginning of September and the excitement of professional football is in the air. Every fan in the nation is ready to bring out their game-day gear and cheer on their favorite team, whether it is the twelfth man of Seattle or the Terrible Towel-waving Steelers. Recently however, a dark shadow has overcast all the hype of the start of the football season. This shadow is the recent outbreak of multiple cases of domestic violence involving athletes in the National Football League. As a…

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    Instead, Pearl calms down, smiles at her mother, and they continue on their journey without Hester saying a word. In other situations, if a mother were to see their child behave this erratically and yell at other children, they would probably either punish or scold their child. Hester is different because she already expects some type of evil or spontaneous behavior from Pearl. Hawthorn shows Hester’s thoughts on this topic by writing, “Day by day, [Hester] looked fearfully into the child’s…

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    According to Miller (2015:126) The concertive control theory tries to explain how power connections or relationships can be changed at the period of team based and alternative form of organisations .There are three concepts that are important in the concertive control theory, the first one is control, there are three types of control, the first one is simple control it has to do with who has the position to direct people in the work place, who has authority in the work place. The second one is…

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    parental conflicts are the cause of it (Layden, 1996, pg. 35). Are all of these signs actually taken into account for cops to take charge and punish the abusers? The cycle is a serious problem because it can cause more abusers over and over again that believe it is okay to harm others, which is unfair to the abusers as well because they honestly know nothing better. When child abuse it reported, cases should be filed and should be taken care of, correct? No. In the eyes of some law enforcements…

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    Death is something all humans have in common. Everyone dies, some sooner than others, some naturally, some by accident, and others have their lives taken from them. Death is a subject that permeates Bryan Stevenson’s memoir ¬Just Mercy completely. In the book, Stevenson recounts his early days as a lawyer in the southern United States. He becomes intrigued with the cases that involve death sentences and makes it his goal to fight for those who are wrongly accused and sentenced to death. He meets…

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