Egalitarianism

1: 1: In A Christmas Carol, egalitarianism is a recurring principle used as the basis of diverse themes, Dickens stresses that all individuals are equal and have worth no matter the social divisions between their classes, religions, and situations, all humans should be given basic rights, equal opportunities and respect. 2: Dickens beliefs were decades ahead of his time when racism, bigotry, and malfeasance were still prominent and institutionalised, he believed people should get the same, or…

Pentecostalism, a religious tradition that traces its origins to the Azusa Street Revival of 1906. The Revival is noted for its interracial attendance with dominant narratives suggesting that historically Pentecostalism has valued both racial and gender egalitarianism (Alexander and Young 2009). Thus, scholarship focused on Pentecostalism typically hones in on the egalitarian aspect of this religious tradition, complicating the validity of this sentiment. As research from feminist religious…

Distributive Justice is the question in social philosophy of how resources are to be distributed in society. A sub-portion of this question for example, is “should members of society be forced to contribute to the welfare of others?” 2. Strict Egalitarianism refers to a concept of radical equality of distribution. That all resources are to be evenly distributed amongst the populous; often on the grounds of individuals being morally equal and therefore, should be equal in access to…

development of the French Revolution mirrors the development of egalitarian freedom to oppressive ideals, only emphasised through changed’ of government systems; what began as a fight for equality, soon deteriorated to oppressive tyranny and radicalised egalitarianism. Initially, a progressive society based on an obsolete government, the French Revolution epitomises the power of the people and the arbitrariness of revolution, echoed through the changes of governance systems’. b The impetus of…

Over the years, judicial diversity has been an issue of concern for Wales and England. Reform initiatives and debates for judicial diversity are critical features of various common law jurisdictions. The country faces gender and ethnicity diversity as the major dimension of inclusiveness in the judicial system. Critics have raised general arguments in rationalizing judicial diversity as well as the essence of having judicial appointments and procedures adhering to the requirements of equal…

Shaping the Beauty Standards Rhode(2010) focuses on the foundations of what shapes the beauty standards in America. The main factors shaping beauty, according to Rhode(2010), are: sociobiological, cultural, market forces, medical as well as media. Beauty is shaped by sociobiological foundations based on the theory that individuals whose genes have survived are who choose mates with characteristics conductive to reproductive success. Rhode(2010) believes that attractiveness is one of these…

Unlike Milton, Shakespeare’s writing style is not overbearing – he rarely includes any of his own opinions. For this reason, many aspects of Shakespeare’s personal life, such as his religion and sexual orientation are still unknown to this day. Though Shakespeare does not convey his personal beliefs to others, his works still go into great detail regarding topics such as religion. This is a sharp distinction from Milton’s works, where he constantly refers to Christianity as the only way to live…

Sex and the Single Girl Book Review Feministic movements have been going around for hundreds of years now. In the United States feminism has been a long journey for women. During the early 1900’s women didn’t have much rights. It wasn’t till the mid and late 1900’s where women were accepted to political, educational, and clerical positions (Foner, 1004). In 1962, during the early stages of a feministic uprising; the Sex and the Single Girl was published by Helen Gurley Brown. This book, to me,…

If you search “Women’s rights in the workplace” on the Internet you are likely to find articles that have something to do with women’s rights in the past and how women stood up to discrimination in the workplace in the past. The majority of people in our society, who hear about those events, assume that those things are fixed and that women have equal rights, but that is far from reality. We need to let go of the past and focus on the problem that is set before us in the present times, women do…

Going back one hundred years ago to women of 1915 and comparing them to women of 2015, we would see very obvious differences. The way women dressed, their lifestyle, and their voting and equality rights are three main points that have very much changed, but have also remained the same. Taking a more in depth look will show how women of today still face the same struggles that women of 1915 faced a century ago. Fashion is always changing, and women’s fashion is no exception to that. According to…