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Nietzsche started this section talking about punishment and says that punishment was a way for creditors to receive reimbursement for the debts which they can’t get back. “an equivalence is provided by the creditor’s receiving, in place of a literal compensation for an injury (thus in place of money, land, possessions of any kind), a recompense in the form of a kind of pleasure – the pleasure of being allowed to vent his power freely upon one who is powerless”(Sect. 5, pp. 64–65), If the debtor…

The Splitting of Consciousness: Dostoevsky, Hegel and Nietzsche While writing The Birth of Tragedy in 1872, Friedrich Nietzsche had been heavily influenced by the works of Fyodor Dostoevsky, which led him to theorize that human nature was, at its core, “driven by the primitive forces of desire, violence, and fear” (Wallace 124). Further influenced by the works of German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, Nietzsche speculated that there existed two worlds that coexist – one ruled by Apollo and one…

Karl Marx is often quoted as one of the founding fathers of sociology, along with others such as: Auguste Comte, Herbert Spencer, and Emile Durkheim. He may not have been the one to first use the actual term sociology, but he was a very important figure and highly influential when it came to the founding of sociology. He is known for being the author of the books The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital, as well for as being the founder of Marxism. In addition to these accomplishments, Karl Marx…

several shorter books about physical exercise and has “published two books in which he combined gymnastics with the German Turnverein (gymnastics club) movement, a movement that followed the ideals of German educator Friedrich Ludwig Jahn” (Hansen). This movement follows the ideas of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, also known as “The Father of Gymnastics.” Jahn invented many of the apparatuses that are still used in today’s competitions including the horizontal bar, parallel bars, balance beam, side…

All species of animals have their own unique feature that helps them live in their own environment. These features can often become a danger to these animals when the thing that makes them unique catches the attention of human beings. This then prompts people to capture, hunt, kill, eat, torture, sell and buy these creatures. The need for humans to exploit every creature they can get their hands on, is an unfortunate habit that the world will not see stopping anytime soon. The results of this is…

Many species in the world are endangered and eventually becoming extinct. The main problem that generates extinction is human activity; people cause extinction every day and unknowingly to them, it is killing innocent animals. Due to pollution, natural forces, human interaction, and loss of habitats, animal extinction is a major crisis in the world; people are the only ones that can save the animal population before it is too late. Pollution is among the most insidious threats to animal…

are examples of data access administration, and offer unique user access controls on a user by user basis. Any access of this data can be limited and traced to whom is accessing it. Week 1 Laboratory Part 2 Lab Part 2: Implement Access Control Lists to Secure Folders and Read/Write/Access to Files Learning Objectives and…

Are you just starting your business? Or, maybe your sales haven 't been as great as you would like. In either case, you likely have a very limited budget to invest in your business ' marketing. You 're one of the lucky ones. You understand just how important marketing is to your business ' success. And you 're willing to put in the time to do so. Unfortunately, your pockets don 't understand how important a great marketing strategy is. So you 'll have to DIY and hope for the best. There are…

Have you ever thought what if I had tried harder then I would have succeeded? Most likely you have and that is known as counterfactual thinking. Counterfactual thinking is the theory of what could have been. We tend to correlate our failures with counterfactual thinking. For example, if we had studied harder on that test and not gone out that night we might have gotten an A on the test not a B. We can also look at counterfactual thinking in a positive way and how that helps us in our lives. In…

Counterfactual thinking and living in imagination is another aspect of life that distracts adults and children from their realities. These individuals get captured in their thoughts of how life should be or how things should go. By adults and children carefully planning out their future’s and how certain things should happen, it causes misery when their “blueprint” does not go as planned. In Jeanette Winterson’s essay “The World and Other Places”, she introduces characters who live their lives…