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    Late in the 1830’s a movement began to express itself in New England. This literary movement had a strong belief in religion and philosophical beliefs. The transcendentalists believe that one should be happy in their own well doing without taking into consideration money or the popular belief of others. I see myself as transcendental in my current choice for a part time job. Yes I could be working fast food, hotel cleaning or at a grocery store but this is not for me, I choose working at a…

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    Independent and strong-willed Henry David Thoreau, has continued to have a ginormous impact on Americans of his generation through the generations of today. Throughout the last several decades the world, especially America, has seen Thoreau’s idea in work. Thoreau’s work with transcendentalism began mainly when he moved in with his colleague Ralph Waldo Emerson. In the beginning of his young adulthood, Thoreau taught until a conflict involving corporal punishment. After this point he and his…

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    Ragelienė and Justickis (2016) emphasized that while parenting style “can be understood from different theoretical perspectives”, the shared aspect of the varied definitions of parenting style revolves around the relationship between the parent and the child (p. 26). Within this relationship, multiple aspects, to include emotional warmth and acceptance as well as control demonstrated by the parent, designate the parenting style, which can have a positive or negative influence on the development…

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    When the party ended, people started to leave, and I waited with a group of friends for our rides to come, each of them asking me if I wanted a lift. I pleasantly declined their offer and said good-bye. Then I looked to the left and to the right, only to notice I was the last one at the school. I then laid on the grass and started to look at the partially clouded sky. This got me thinking that nothing ever stays the same and change would inevitably happen. It was relaxing and after a while, my…

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    a favor and run. Unfortunately, I tried to stick with the school because all of the classes are bases on Christain worldview, which I feel is pretty awesome. However, I should have found another school after I noticed that after transfering from Walden University my GPA- {DID NOT} transfer with me. I questioned a academic advisor about this mishaps, although, I was told don't worry about that cause you will see your gpa growth as soon as you start taking classes. In addition, I was also…

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    Thoreau’s views, as great as they may sound, are not applicable in today’s modern American society. At least not to the level where every single one of us can sustain a life style in which he describes. With innovation in technology, the new technology becoming obsolete at times in less than a year forcing us to go out and purchased the latest and greatest, social media, instant access to items in which we desire, American’s have become programmed to satisfy the need for instant gratification. I…

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    “I never found a companion that was quite as companionable as solitude.” Henry David Thoreau, a popular transcendentalistic author and writer of Walden, is a huge advocate of loneliness, in the way that means separation from society. However, Edgar Allen Poe, a well known dark romantic author, believes that we all have a severe appetite for being a part of society. In literature, we can see how the relationship between the individual and society tie together and differ between each individual,…

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    Cognitive Behavior Theory is an approach utilized in both the micro and mezzo systems. Malcolm (2011) asserts that the greatest contribution of this theory to social work is that this emphasis the significance of rationally managing individual’s behavior to resolve the social problems that impact his or her life. The framework for this theory centers on two main theoretical strands: behaviorism, supported by learning and social learning theory, and cognitive theory. In my present position as a…

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    eternity before,” and must uphold its integrity. Thoreau then explains that nature speaks to us, comparing us to telegraph wires. He then finishes the collection of journals by reminding us that earth is not a dead rock but alive and full of life. 2.) Walden starts out with a man that is building his house near a pond, and is cutting down wood. He describe the beauties environment around the pond. The man then is finely ready to buy a shack and move back to his lot by the pond. This…

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    joint-stock company in which the members agree for the better securing of his bread to each shareholder, to surrender the liberty and culture of the eater. The virtue in the most request is conformity. Self-reliance is its aversion”. Thoreau wrote Walden which also has examples of individuality as seen, “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away”.…

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