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    This study will provide contribution to the field of psychology by gaining insight of the experience of being an African American teen father. This study will allow the African American teen fathers to share their interpretation of their experience as a father. Based on challenges experienced by adolescence during the adolescence stages identified by Erikson earlier work adding parenting to the equation could be a challenge. The field of psychology is a very unique science that explores the…

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    What is the most important factor to become successful in life? Is it a matter of luck, environment, or big money for education? What kind of advantages anyone should possess in order stay on the right track? The author of the book “ The other Wes Moore” Wes Moore asks these question and answers them. He compares his own life and success with the man with the same name Wes Moore who spends his time in prison for life sentence. The author Wes Moore had advantages over the other Wes Moore like a…

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    Women have evolved dramatically over time. How women were raised, their independence, and morals have changed since the 19th century. Women have gradually improved in most areas, but some women have taken a few steps back in other areas. According to Dorothy W. Hartman, “Women’s God-given role, it stated, was as wife and mother, keeper of the household, guardian of the moral purity of all who lived therein (Lives of Women).” Dorothy’s statement is still what most women believe in. The only…

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    Do society created gender views and rules influence how people behave? In society, both male and female from the moment of birth are automatically supposed to follow certain rules about their already decided gender. This means that these gender rules in society can influence how these females and males behave as adults by restricting them from doing certain things because they are of a particular gender. In the German text, The Marquise of O by Heinrich Von Kleist it is evident that in a…

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    In Greek mythology, there is always a constant notion for power. The desire for power is associated with the father figure of a family. The father sets the tone for the family by making the rules and establishing their reputation. From the beginning of time, there has been a fear for loss of power, starting with the Earth and sky. Fear occurs when a father finds that one of his children is a threat to his throne. It also occurs when a father realizes that since he sabotaged his father,…

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    believes “that men’s endorsement of masculinity ideologies in the context of parenting affects their level of investment in the fathering role, and that has an indirect impact on their involvement with criminal justice systems through its relation to fatherhood” (p. 45). Social expectations of males lead to Criminal acts. Men are expected to be autonomous, self-reliant, and able to provide for their families. According to a study (Carlson, 2013) Men who couldn’t become men in the traditional…

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    Upon reading the Twelve Tables, an 5th century B.C. Roman document providing law related to various aspects of Roman life, quite a bit can be gleaned about some of the major aspects of Roman society at that time. From the importance of fatherhood to evidence of an ongoing class-war, these laws provide a wealth of insight into various societal qualities of Rome at the creation of its first true legislation. Before any quality interpretation of the text, it should be noted the context within which…

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    while feminism have tried to many times to break the male exclusive merit of God by reconstructing the feminine side of God . Reuther ambitiously sets out to prove once and for all , that feminists need to go beyond simply lifting up the feminine side of God . On the contrary McFague think that The father metaphor means that God is a male or God the father is a nurturing father or an authoritarian father .The father metaphor is over used and it is time for us to use the mother metaphor .Their…

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    On July 31, 1961, Harry Crews experienced a father’s worse nightmare of becoming an orphan to his own son. At the age of four Patrick Crews was found face down at the bottom of his neighbor’s pool leaving behind his mother Sally, father Harry, and a younger brother Bryon to get through the hardship as a family. The tragic loss of Patrick made Harry think this terrible incident was his fault filling him with guilt. He believed he was the reason of Patrick’s death and could not see any other…

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    The role of men versus women in the church has always been a highly controversial and deliberated subject. This controversy spans back to the early church and proceeds to be an ongoing issue that modern Christianity deals with today. Many Christians look to scripture for answers; However, there are several scripture passages that conflict with one another, thus making it difficult to decipher the true role of men versus women in the church. Although the church emphasizes the equality of men and…

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