Humanitarianism

critique of the idea that expansion was one of the main ways in which America could extend its virtues throughout the world, and create a new era of peace. He decides the true tragedy of American diplomacy is that actions undertaken in the name of humanitarianism, self determination, and peace actually work in opposition to those ideals and instead turn the United States into an oppressive force abroad. While the United States may have desired to help others, they believed the only way they…

The death penalty is a punishment of thousands of years of history. At present, there are still many countries and regions that use the death penalty as the capital punishment, but there are also many countries and regions have abolished the death penalty. The argument of whether to abolish the death penalty has also appeared for a long time. This article will discuss why we should not abolish the death penalty from the perspectives of humanism, miscarriage, discrimination and deterrence. When…

MacCarthy (1911, pp.8, 9) argued that the Post-Impressionists were far more expressive of emotions than the Impressionists. Post-Impressionism is the group of painters included Gauguin, Cezanne, Seurat and Vincent Van Gogh working in France in the 1880s. Post-Impressionists intended to express beyond the impression which is the main concern of the Impressionists, while subjects of the Impressionists' painting are mainly landscapes or scenes of modern suburban life. Indeed, in the…

journalists ignore their role as “active participant[s] in the creation of narratives” (p. 138) and chronicles Australia’s refugee history as an example. In 1976, upon the arrival of a Vietnamese boat, news media echoed the government 's narrative of humanitarianism and international responsibility by using labelling the visitors as ‘asylum seekers’ and ‘refugees’ escaping ‘harrowing’ ordeals and now being ‘offered…

Should the UN legitimise humanitarian intervention? Humanitarian intervention will not be required in Europe for the conceivable future. Consequently, applying an archaic framework of international relations, typically entrenched in European thought and ideals, onto the modern necessity and moral imperative of humanitarian intervention is foolish. The primary contestation is between the importance of sovereignty and basic human rights. The violation of sovereignty, especially of weak and…

military can make persons getting harmed from being regarded as being trouble being looked as a traitor or backstabbing enemy. The enemy could have the ability to demand revenge, take hold of power and get away from the state. Most assignments in humanitarianism depend on air military strength to keep away from fatalities. The victims don’t have any protection from military attacks or revenge. In Valentino’s reading he talks about different cases and genocides. The issue with these cases is that…

From the industrial revolution to the contemporary time period many conflicts arose. Starting with world war one, world war two, the cold war, the great depression, and many other conflicts. Those conflicts characterized that time period of distress and disaster. Thankfully even in the worst times leaders with strong values arose and made legacies in the period of trail. Each one of does legacies is different from one another for their different circumstance they arose. Several outstanding…

The early 1900’s were a pivotal time in American and black history. The Great Migration in response to booming industrial era, would see black’s contributing more economically, and in war time battles. In knowing that such trappings would not last forever, black leadership would be more important than ever to ensure that black Americans would not fall by the wayside once again in the aftermath. Two leaders, the already known Booker T. Washington, and the new literary intellectualist W.E.B. Du…

Alfred Adler was an influential person in the world of psychology. He was a psychotherapist and physician from Austria, and developed many psychological concepts and ideas. He is the founder of Adlerian Psychology, and is considered by many as a humanitarian and philanthropist. He believed in civil rights, democracy, and overall public health. Adler believed that every person, man or woman, should strive to be the best they can be, and that everyone should treat each other with respect. He…

They complain of their suffering but when offered help they don’t want it. This frustrates her into screaming, “HEY ANIMAL’S PEOPLE! I DON’T UNDERTAND YOU” (Sinha 183)! She came to Khaufpur with only a mere idea of how the people had suffered (humanitarianism). Elli knew that people were sick and it was her job as a doctor to help them become healthy again, sadly that will be the only connection she will ever have with these people. Elli will never be able to fully understand the pain and…