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    “Kinship is the recognition of a relationship between persons based on descent(consanguineal) and marriage(affinal)” (Stone, 2000:5). A kinship system in a specific society can often be refered to the way in which that specific society defines and uses relations of kinship, encompassing the rights and obligations recognized between kin or groups of kin. Kinship can be defined in various ways in various, different societies and cultures. Kinship was created as a result of they way in which people…

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    Nuking North Korea A young man is at his house watching T.V. when an emergency broadcast comes to informing him that North Korea has launched nuclear warheads that are to land in several big cities. That is what many people imagine when they hear “North Korea” and “Nuclear Strike”. When North Korea first launched its missile in February the rest of the world went on red alert, many people now believe they are a serious threat to the United States, because of how quickly they are advancing their…

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    household economy, in which the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The place of residence, not relationship and lineage, defines a family in the Ladakhi sense: one third of houses host three or more generations (extended), while half host two (nuclear), with defined rights and obligations for each person (Jolden, 2013, p. 113). Even the family name is derived from the house name. The location, animal names or even occupation when Ladakh was a kingdom inform the choice of house name…

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    The subjects of my case analysis are Albert and Marion Mazur. They’ve been married for over 48 years. Marion was 89 years old at the time this documentary was made, Albert’s was a little younger than his wife, and he was age 79 years old. Albert and Marion lived in a modest home located in Canarsie in Brooklyn, New York. They lived one house away from each for ten years before meeting. The meeting of the two became possible when Albert put a sign in his window looking for a lyrist which was…

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    How can two people be so alike yet so different? Dally and Johnny have been through a lot of the same things yet their personalities and actions are entirely different. Although Dally and Johnny grew up with similar parents who were abusive and neglectful, they care and love each other like family. Dally’s personality is different from Johnny’s because he likes to fight. As for Johnny he does not like to get into fights and confrontations, he follows the law whenever he can. Everything they…

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    (AGG) Imagine sitting at home with your family and not being able to relax because, at any moment, your life and home could be wiped out with a bomb falling from the sky. (BS-1) In the book, Under The Persimmon Tree, author Suzanne Fisher Staples accurately depicts this real life reality for Afghan civilians when she describes how American airstrikes create tragedy in the lives of the two main characters, Najmah and Nusrat. (BS-2) Through the literary element of conflict, Staples shows the…

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    Japan 2011 Tsunami By Jayden Dwyer Summary On March 11, 2011, 231 miles northeast of Japan a 9.1-magnitude earthquake occurred 15.2 miles underwater. This is the biggest earthquake in Japanese history. The earthquake erupted along a subduction zone, this is where two tectonic plates meet and collide (convergent) with each other. Subduction is a process where one of the two plates slides underneath the other plate melting into the mantle, this builds up stress between the two…

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    Michelle Shindika PSY 425-21 Dr. John Falcone 11/21/2017 Freud and War. The letters between Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud raise multiple questions on the topic of war and what leads to war. Einstein highlights his concerns and opinions on war; How can it be possible for the ones in power or as he mentions “small clique” to be able to control the majority? How is it that people stand in the front line willing to lose and suffer? He also brought out the question on whether war can be…

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    environment clean, why do Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un choose to provoke each other knowing the disastrous consequences of nuclear war? In the past, country leaders have discussed nuclear war and the problematic effects that ensue from nuclear bombs, and the possible loss of a significant portion of the population and the impacts it has on the environment. In order to avoid nuclear war and its impacts, it is necessary for Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un to improve their diplomatic relations and…

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    Case Study #1: Treva’s Family One of the theories that will help me explain what could be happening in this family is conflict theory. One key concept from the theory that will help me understand the issues is that all people struggle to survive, especially as family members come and go, age, and change. This concept of the theory connects to the family’s needs because the extended family includes members that have been added, that have aged, and that have changed. With this concept, I will be…

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