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    and they give them death ("Shinigami"). In the series Death Note, there are multiple Shinigami’s portrayed as giving humans the ability to die. Death Note 2015 is a well-known television series directed by Ryuichi Inomata, based on the manga written by Tsugumi Ohba. Overall Death Note is one of the top series from Japanese culture, teaching us what justice is. The main character Light Yagami discovers this notebook called the Death Note given to him by the Shinigami, Ryuk. He later learns…

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    The article, Measuring the Suicidal Mind: Implicit Cognition Predicts Suicidal Behavior explored the implicit cognitive associations, of death/suicide, of participants who had attempted suicide and had arrived in the psychiatric emergency department. Researchers identified that one of main issues with the existing predictive measurements of suicidal behavior, was that it heavily relied on the self-reports of individuals. However, individuals may deceit clinicians into thinking that there is no…

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    Direct drivers of suicide for Gary include the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors which are impacting his desire to act upon thoughts of suicide. Thoughts which are direct drivers for Gary include: thoughts of suicide occurring approximately four times a day; the thought that nothing is getting better; thinking of suicide the only option; the thought that suicide is always an option; thoughts of being a burden other others; and thoughts that nobody would miss him. Feelings which are acting as…

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    question their society’s attitudes towards suicide and further argue for a social re-characterization of the opinions of death at the time. Through this argument it can be concluded that these texts analyze suicide in a positive light, promoting and encouraging the benefits of death and providing a further exploration of the meaning of life. Ultimately, death is understood and portrayed positively in both texts. Societal values and opinions of death and suicide at the time are challenged…

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    Drain: The Effect of Mental Illness on Sylvia Plath’s Ariel Poems Sylvia Plath’s death was one of the most famous in literary history. Her chilling suicide added immeasurable weight to the work she left behind. The Bell Jar and Ariel and Other Poems gave the public a personal look inside the mind of their creator. Her Ariel poems are her suicide note. All her insecurities, fears, and experiences laid out in these poems. The writing of Ariel was Plath’s life flashing before her eyes. She…

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    Physician-Assisted Suicide Is physician-assisted suicide, with regards to the elderly or the terminally ill just? Should we allow the assisted death of individuals based on these variables? In this paper, we will seek to expound this question as well as apply it to the ethical theory of utilitarianism. There are two doctrines that can be used to evaluate this issue on whether it is entirely ethical or unethical. On one side of the argument, physician-assisted suicide is deemed as a way of…

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    one is towards what is being shown to them. The bias in certain media organisation is seen but there is a level of respect and ethics towards certain topics before it is published out to the public. The topics are usually sensitive issues such as suicide, grief, mental health and trauma. These topics needs to be very thoroughly checked before being distribute and published to not trigger the community who have been affected by it. Identification With sensitive topics being not too commonly…

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    For example, when Cheri finally went to get help all she was told was they had a three month waiting list. Even when she threatened suicide, they still gave her the same response. That is not something that should be taken lightly and they should have given her the help that she needed. Another thing I was appalled by was the cost of her pills without insurance. 600 dollars a month, but…

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    leading to her suicide. The imagery conveys in the thirteen tapes some of the reasons why she committed suicide. Also, this quote shows that a lot of her possessions are blue. She also started to give away more of her possessions in the book which could be a signal of suicide. In the story, the main character, Clay Jensen notices more of the signs he…

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    Suicide Suicide is an incredibly prevalent cause of death in this day and age. It is the 10th leading cause of death, unless you fall between the ages of 15 and 34, in which case suicide jumps up to being either the 2nd and 3rd leading cause of death (WebMD, 2015). Over 90% of people who commit suicide either suffer from clinical depression or another type of mental disorder (WebMD, 2015). Beyond just looking for symptoms of depression there are other things to look out for if you are…

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