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    The Urban Renaissance

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    The life for upper-class woman had a momentous change during the Renaissance especially during the beginning. All people began to participate in the arts and those woman were not excluded. Girls even could receive equal education to boys at a young age. Multiple women also became known for their literary work because they were encouraged to study arts and make their own pieces. However there still were restraints because of marriage 14. How was the Renaissance art different from medieval art?…

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    I completely agree with Nelson that there is a cultural bias in the modernized, American society in that youthfulness is jubilantly celebrated, while aging is frowned up. This viewpoint is the highlight of the article because it depicts the root cause of the cultural bias: our own fear of aging (Nelson, 2011). In my opinion, humans, especially Americans, cherish the freedom to choose the paths they follow and the lives they live. However, death is a concept no human can control; this lack of…

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    As with much of Western history, women were considered inferior to men and their duties were mainly restricted to their home and family life during middle ages (Newman, 2015). Women were also valued as a weaker vessel that was not intellectual and unable to fulfill the strenuous task that come with being a man (Newman, 2015). While men were busy with their respective jobs women, uphold the home front and the family. Moreover, poorer medieval families lived mostly in small quarters without much…

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    (Rowland & Lyons, 1996). Twelve percent of the elderly population at that time fell below the poverty level (Rowland & Lyons, 1996). The fact that 23 percent of individuals over 75 years of age are over poor or near poor, while it is 16 percent for those that are between the ages of 65-74 (Rowland & Lyons, 1996). Age needs to be considered highly as well as the individual’s sex and race. When it comes to elderly women they usually have smaller saving, and there income is lower due to the fact…

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    In the time period of Chaucer, women had little rights; in many cases, they were viewed as property. Chaucer’s status was upper-middle class, and he worked with many of the aristocrats within and above his class level. Chaucer saved his status and job by giving the aristocrats what they wanted concerning societal order. When he wrote The Canterbury Tales, Chaucer wrote his personal views effectively by using a scapegoat: Chaucer, the pilgrim. Chaucer, the poet, used his scapegoat to keep himself…

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    Aging Interview Report

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    In an attempt to uncover how an older adult feels about the aging process and what it means to become older, I interviewed Ram Prasad Dahal, who lives at Edgewater Neighborhood, Chicago. I met my interviewee at my co-worker’s apartment located at 5841 N. Winthrop Ave. on Saturday, Nov 7th around 4 PM. It was a windy and chilly day with temperature about 50 degrees, but the room, where we had the conversation was warm when I got in there. Mr. Dahal is the youngest of four brothers and two sisters…

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    Independence becomes prevalent at this stage. Children are given chores to teach them that their contribution to their family is valuable. It is essential for parents to teach children to be responsible for their own benefit and not because they have instructed to do so. This will help children establish their own standards and work ethic (McGoldrick, Carter, & Garcia-Preto, 2011). Children typically go through their day with a routine and are able to stick with it (Learning Theories, 2015).…

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    which is probably the progenitor to gingerbread. Years later, honey was imported to England, where the English would begin to perfect the craft. Due to the high price of sugar, honey was the main ingredient used to sweeten dishes in Europe in the Middle Ages. In 1350, honey cost about 7 pence per gallon. Honey was cheaper than sugar, which was thirty times the cost of honey (Allsop &Brand 519). Along with its low price and availability, honey also was believed to have health benefits. In the…

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    The DSM-V defines PTSD as “as exposure to actual or threatened death, serious injury or sexual violation...The disturbance, regardless of its trigger, causes clinically significant distress or impairment in the individual 's social interactions, capacity to work or other important areas of functioning. It is not the physiological result of another medical condition, medication, drugs or alcohol.” Unlike popular belief, PTSD is not just an anxiety disorder and in actuality represents a much…

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    Decameron was written by Giovanni Boccaccio during the 14th century CE (Nystrom 80), spread across Europe from central Asia such as Florence. The disease, among other infectious diseases, became a generic world plague that was a very harmful during the Middle Ages. The diseases spread across places such China, Florence, and Persian old empire and also it was well-known disease that was associated with the Mongol empire and suffered a terrible death toll during the spread of the plague (Strayer…

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