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    catalogue of suicide methods, “Razors pain you; / Rivers are damp; / Acids stain you; / And drugs cause cramp. / Guns aren’t lawful; Nooses give; Gas smells awful,” provides an insight into the suicide considerations Parker goes through before her first suicide attempt (“Resumé” 1-7). Parker initially believes in death as a task that should be taken seriously. Due to the lack of rhetorical devices and the growing stack of suicide strategies, Parker communicates that she views suicide as simple.…

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    Suicide is Wrong San Francisco, California, is a beautiful city and is home to many landmarks and rich history; however, it also contains the world’s leading suicide location, the Golden Gate Bridge. It is a magnificent structure that is used for the wrong purpose far too often. According to the World Health Organization, close to 800,000 people commit suicide each year and is the second leading cause of death between the ages of 15 and 29-year olds. Many more attempt suicide, but it goes…

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    and Love A Threefold Response to “13 Reasons Why” written By Lucas V. Woodford. It’s in response to the Netflix’s 13 Episode miniseries of “13 Reasons Why” a high school teenage girl commits suicide. Her name is Hannah Baker, after being bullied by her classmates and friends she ends up committing suicide. However, before taking her own life she records 13 tapes which are the 13 reasons that lead made the decision. Woodford gives a Christian analysis of the 13 Episode of the Netflix…

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    philosophy problem, and that is suicide judging whether life is or not worth living amounts to answering the fundamental question of philosophy…”. Suicide is a serious issue in today's world that we tend to avoid. American foundation for suicide prevention studies show that 44,193 die of suicide each year in America. Leaving many philosophers with controversial questions surrounding this topic. Amongst these questions are: what makes a person suicidal? Is suicide morally wrong, or morally under…

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    Introduction Suicide is a global phenomenon, according to the World Health Organization, estimates over 800,000 people die due to suicide each year (WHO 2017). Suicide is a self-directed violence against oneself, the effects are tragic and felt long after the individual has taken their own life. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention reports; men die by suicide 3 ½ times more often than women; and, the rate of suicide is highest in middle age white males. There is no single cause for…

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    Question 2 Suicide is no longer an unfamiliar event among teenagers in this modern world. Suicide means ending someone’s own lives to escape pain and suffering. Nowadays, we hear of teens’ suicides so often from the news, reflecting that the rate of teens’ suicides is growing tremendously. According to World Health Organization’s report (WHO), more than 800,000 people die by suicide every year. The Health Ministry has identified that those who aged between 16 and 25 are at a higher risk commit…

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    3.2. Critiques focused on the methodology of Suicide As Dukrheim’s general approach to study of social facts was described only in theory in the Rules of sociological method, in this part of essay which is focusing on methodological critiques, I will describe only methodological criticisms of Durkheim’s study of suicide that is based on actual research. Probably to most prominent criticism focused on Durkheim’s methodology is that while analysing data, he made so called ‘ecological fallacy’…

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    Specific populations and their risks of suicide The suicide prevalence rate for the general U.S. population in 2013 was 12.1 per 100,000 (CDC, 2013). However, as mentioned earlier, suicide prevalence rates vary from population to population. Among full-time college students aged 18-22, the suicide attempt prevalence rate is 0.9% (CDC, 2015). In 2012, the U.S. military 's suicide prevalence rate was 22.7 per 100,000 (Department of Defense, 2013). Finally, according to an international study,…

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    W. (2010) Bullying, Cyberbullying, and Suicide. Archives of Suicide Research, 14:206-2. ISSN: 1381-1118 print/1543-6136 online. Retrieved on April 25, 2017 from http://content.ebscohost.com/ContentServer.asp In this reference both types of bullying is described. In this reference the author discussed the effect of traditional bullying on school aged children and how often traditional bullying led to those children committing suicide. In the case of Cyberbullying, we see an introduction…

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    In Chapter 7 Suicide is introduced into the subject which is unspeakable and sad thing that happens to the most mostly every day. Some think it is because of depression which is a myth that I thought was mainly the main cause of suicide. I never thought or even figured to do research the reason of depression or either that being the main reason. Suicide bombers are generally psychotic with that being the case it’s not really about that. Suicide bombers do it for a reason that it will someday…

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