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    have the capacity to communicate, and have self-awareness (the ability to recognize oneself). She uses this argument to determine that abortion is not morally wrong. However, with these Qualifications for Personhood, she is also implying that infanticide is not morally wrong either. This is where I believe that Warren’s argument is flawed and needs to be fixed. I believe that to fix her argument she should adapt the…

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    long-term consequences of female feticide and female infanticide. I choose this topic, because it’s a current issue in various countries and I want to know more about it. Ever since I’ve read about my topic in my Cultural Exploration book I have been highly interested in the topic, because there are many consequences of female feticide and infanticide. Another reason I chose this topic is that there are surprising consequences of female feticide and infanticide that makes me curious to learn…

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    taken to a nearby hospital before unfortunately passing away a week later. The mother, one 19-year old Johnesha Perry, was charged with attempted homicide. This is a disgusting waste of life, and is one of many acts of Infanticide all over the globe. The official definition of Infanticide is that it is the crime or act of killing a child within a year of birth. While the case that has just been described, being obviously a horrible crime that should be punished, there is some committing…

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    Robert Agnew’s general strain theory explains female infanticide best in comparison to other theories. Robert Agnew’s general strain theory is the theory that situations can create strain in a person’s life which then causes them to commit crimes. Robert Agnew 's theory explained that people commit crimes because of either one of three types of strains. The first strain being the inability to complete or reach valued goals which lead to finding other means to reach their goals. The second strain…

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    around 350,000 babies are born into the world. While some have the possibility to be great and live a prosperous life, others are not even given the chance to have their first birthday. This unfortunately does occur today and is known as infanticide. This Infanticide is the killing of babies and is seen mostly in India and China but is also occurs in afghanistan, South Korea,…

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    Reflection on “Landmarks of Power: Building a Southern Past, 1885-1915” The article “Landmarks of Power: Building a Southern Past, 1885-1915” written by Catherine Bishir presents an argument about shaping of public memory at the turn of the twentieth century. Bishir says that the elite at the turn of the century took control of the state of North Carolina and formed a “redeemer” government that intentionally influenced public memory through monuments and architecture, replacing the gains of…

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    physician. Furthermore, infanticide is the killing of young children and is found as indigenous and sophisticated to cultures around the world. Infanticide is usually done by the mothers whereas infanticide of a child more than one day old is committed by the father. However, female infanticide is the reason for imbalance of sex ratio with more males than females. Compare to other countries China and India is the largest to partaken in the use of female infanticide. Infanticide is used in these…

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    “the outside world” had little knowledge about the Eskimos.” That was until explorers like Knud Rasmussen started bringing back bizarre stories. According to the explorers, “the Eskimos…seemed to have less regard for human life.” He noted that infanticide – the purposeful killing of a newborn child, was normal and allowable “at…

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    many scholars, as well as their audiences, focus on the baby ghost, the infanticide, or, even, Denver; many of the peer-reviewed articles found in this bibliography follow suit. While, this focus is valid and necessary, examining the extreme grief and grief processing that Sethe experiences provides insight into the depth of Sethe’s devotion to her children. Furthermore, it accompanies the idea that Sethe committed infanticide out of intense motherly love. This is different than most of the…

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    A gender role is defined as a set of societal expectation’s and norms for a certain gender that makes the individual desirable based on characteristics that a certain gender tends to have and the stereotypes regarding that gender. An example of a gender role is women belong in the kitchen or women don’t play videogames. The causes of these gender roles are scattered throughout history. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, “In 1950 about one in three women participated in the labor…

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