Reflection on Human Values Essay

of the elder often transfer this goals to their children. In Blue Dreams Nancy Abelmann and John Lie show how Korean Americans who came to America looking for a better future (The American Dream) emerged at the crossroads of conflicting social reflections in the aftermath of the 1992 riot. The situation of Korean Americans in Los Angeles show and explains a lot of unanswered and puzzling issues that face our society today. These issues includes ethnic conflict, urban poverty, immigration,…

On Kandinsky's 30th birthday he chose to become a painter. Kandinsky`s style focused on the connection between color and form in order to create a pleasing and abstract look to the eyes. He would paint colorful shapes to express spirituality and human emotion. Kandinsky`s ideas influenced many artists and the Abstract Expressionist era that came after World War II. At the school of Bauhaus, Kandinsky taught the importance of form and color, he also taught his students "nonapplied painting". …

knowledge of legal framework underpinning equalities (The Equality Act 2010, European Convention of Human Rights 2000, Disability Discrimination Act 1995 and 2005, Care Standards Act 2000, etc.); awareness of personal values and impact on practice; self-reflection; examination and questioning sources of his/her own power and ability to learn from mistakes while promoting social justice and values. In summary, AOP and ADP are direct responses to individual and group experiences of…

for those who are ill. The American Nursing Associate (2010) define nursing as “the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations.” I would agree with this definition. Nurses are well-educated, knowledgeable, and competent people. Nurses are constantly analyzing what happened with…

They want to know about their mental and medical problems; they also expect that the human service professional will act with virtuous manner, they expect people to be honest, have intellectual integrity, compassion and humility when providing service. They expect dedication and the ability to make sound ethical decisions when providing service. Ethics is the study of values and how to define the right and wrong actions (Van Wart, 1996, Menzel, 1999; Cooper 2001, 20012). According…

Human nature urges an individual to glance at reflective glasses in order to confirm that the physical features presented to the society does not emerge with the inner sinful, corrupted identity. An individual must preserve his or her unique identity by keeping a certain distance away from mirrors that reflect society’s expectations. In the Victorian Gothic novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, the presence of mirrors symbolizes Jane’s corrupted identity, physically represented as Bertha: a…

and subsequent lack of character. Bryson, through perhaps personifying places, aims to display that places ought be valued for their intrinsic worth just as much as humans. In contrast to Canberra, Bryson praises places that appeal to his inner aesthetic needs such as the well laid out Adelaide does (Bryson, 117). The same way human beings recognize beauty in the bonds formed with one another; Bryson recognizes the same natural beauty found within nature itself. However, Bryson’s distaste for…

degrees and informal learning opportunities. According to North Central Regional Educational Laboratory they developed a research-based professional development that promotes five phases for ongoing professional development and encourages individual reflection (par 1). Building a knowledge base to develop new knowledge and information is the first phase out of the five. This phase includes goal setting, evaluating needs, participating in workshops and forming study groups. Observing models and…

The perspectives of human nature and moral laws of international affairs can be evaluated and found to have similar roots and traditions. Hobbes theory of realism can closely relate to the idea of moral skepticism because of their emphasis on security of the individual. In addition, Locke’s theory of idealism can relate to the idea of communitarianism because of their link in moral ethics rising among nations. Lastly, Rousseau’s perspective of rationalism is supported by the idea of…

black dot serves as a reflection for Tessie. Until she comes face to face with the mirror of reality she cheerfully participates in the lottery, but when she must stare into the black dot, it mirrors a new role she must take as a suffering victim and she exclaims “It isn’t fair, it isn’t right” (Jackson 10). The color black on the box is also like a mirror to the rest of the village but reflects a different role. Black is also a symbol “Associated with a primitive stage of human development when…