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The strength perspective is an approach that looks at the strengths of clients instead of their deficits (MacArthur, Rawana, & Brownlee, 2011). The social worker has identified the strength of the family of still being together. Maria having the strength to be a caregiver not only to her children but also her father. Both Maria and Olga were caregivers to their mother, Esterfania, who was diagnosed from dementia and was believed to have suffered from congestive heart failure that lead to her…

Throughout the play, tension is built in the atmosphere to develop the audience’s knowledge of Eddie’s character. Eddie’s protective attitude towards Catherine and ignorance of Beatrice’s presence allows the audience to discover Eddie’s blinded love for Catherine. Arthur Miller cleverly structures the play in a way that insignificant events build up to reveal Eddie’s duplicitousness; the ultimate reason for the tragic ending of “A View from the Bridge”. The use of rhetorical questions in this…

Esther is raped by Marco, and after losing her virginity to Irwin, she bleeds so badly that she has to go to the emergency room. “You are one in a million” (91), the emergency ward doctor tells her, referring to the rarity of such strong bleeding. The experience is painful…

corporation as a psychopath. They support their arguments with case studies, vignettes, and interviews with executives and labor leaders. In contrast, Karl Marx, Robert Epstein, and Subcomandante Marcos illustrate through their articles the effects of capitalism from different perspectives. Each of Marx, Epstein, and Marcos support The Corporation’s point of view;…

Wilson to wait until he believes Jessica is emotionally ready. Although Marco is willing to support Jessica’s choices, he thinks the baby may be a financial burden. Marco is basing his thoughts regarding this issue on a mixture of concepts from the theories of human and cognitive properties, attempting to explain the characteristics of rationality and language for his wife…

I. Southeast Asian countries, due to their historical and social complexity, continue to deviate from widely held political theories. In this paper, I will employ the work of Alexis De Tocqueville and Robert Putnam to show how the Philippines and Thailand prove to be enigmatic in that regard. I argue that we see a largely active civil society but low democratization in Thailand and the Philippines owing to their authoritarian histories and lack of democratic institutionalization. I chose to…

speaker of the book is the main character, Marco, who tells his father about his day and what he sees. The conflict becomes visible once Marco states, “Now, what can I say when I get home today?” (Seuss 1). The statement shows that Marco will be searching for something throughout the story to tell his father. As Marco narrates it is shown that he is talking to himself. Geisel uses Marco’s conscience to play out the lesson of the story to the children. Marco was planning on telling his father his…

Conflicts Conflicts between parents and children occur for various reasons including ecological factors. It is exceptionally common for parents to modulate their levels of investment depending on respective children’s unique qualities such as gender (Marco Del Giudice). In Only Daughter, Sandra Cisneros highlights the challenges associated with growing up as an isolated child in a Mexican-American family. As an only daughter in a family of nine members, the author outlines her struggle to…

school he was a small kid that left his friends he did not know English until later he started learning little by little. Second, Farah Ahmedi took a mission to cross over the Pakistan border. Third, Monica and her mom have more responsibilities of Marcos. Ernesto Galarza is a small kid who comes from Mexico His mission was to get an education in the US in Lincoln school Also, when he first got here he did not know how to talk English at all…

Unfortunately, Women in the 1950’s were classified as modern day slaves to men in many ways. Women were seen as homemakers, which means they took responsibility of running the household and taking care of it, this was also known as a housekeeper. Some of the tasks that gave women this title were cooking, cleaning and taking care of their children, this was just some of the handful of jobs the women had to do and this is how they earned their respectful name as inferiors to the men in this era.…