This essay will provide a comprehensive analysis of the liability of Bernie in the case of Bernie v Murt under sections 2-4 inclusive of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act 1997. Case Summary This case involves an injury sustained to the plaintiff, Murt. This injury resulted from a kick executed by the plaintiff’s housemate and defendant in this case, Bernie. The defendant alleges that he wished to demonstrate his tight control of his high kicks, a skill recently acquired through martial
Article Summary Analysis “Emotions and Work” By Dr. Peggy Drexler, Huffington Post, THE BLOG 06/29/2013. In the article, “Emotion and Work,” Peggy Drexler argues how emotions at workplace are becoming more complex issues. She also illustrates throughout her research that women have an important part in expressing their emotions at work than men. The article implies in general that, it is difficult to doubt that, for women, emotions are a terrain of continual irritation or suffering unlike for
Throughout my studies, I have always had a keen interest in both Sport and Biology; therefore, a Sport Science degree is the perfect opportunity to combine these interests. In addition, it will enable me to have a more clear insight and learn more about the sporting environment and the biomechanics behind the movement of sport athletes. I have always enjoyed engaging in Physical Education and would like to follow my career in the field of sports science. Physiotherapy and Sports therapy in particular
This paper is of particular interest to me for both personal and academic reasons. I say this because a lot of what this prompt relys on is an investigation into the politics of location and an analysis of how rural communities differ from metropolitan communities. Then you must ask yourself why is there this vast difference? This is an issue I've looked into in more detail for other classes, making it of particular academic interest to me. You see another class I'm taking this semester, ENGS 281:
“I don’t go for all that carrying on and such. This is a respectable house. I don’t have no drunkards or fools around here.” (1.1). That quote accurately describes the character, Seth Holly, in the play, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone. Joe Turners Come and Gone was written by August Wilson. This play is taking place in August 1911 in Pittsburg, PA. The story begins with the owner of the boarding house, Seth Holly, speaking to his wife, Bertha. They have been married for twenty-five years and they open
Music Analysis Essay Hip-Hop vs Jazz! Because of their iconic artistic legacy and their instinctive affection for music, African Americans have been in authority for the growth of two of the most widespread music genres: Hip-hop and Jazz. These two genres are closely joined because they share so many characteristics, Brendt Peter in his article mentioned hip-hop as the “jazz of the younger generation” (Peter, B. 2013). Hip-hop artists not only sampling Jazz records, but also hiring Jazz musician
behind the complex veil of contentment. The concept of a happy childhood is highly individual. In the stories, the children’s emotions are shown only through experience. These events describe what life is like for a child in Denmark. This analysis will look at what can be determined about the children happiness through three of Nina Marie Aidt’s stories; first analyzing a how children are portrayed throughout the stories, then looking at their individual happiness describing the elements of a happy childhood
world; it is an unbiased yet ever-expanding toolkit that applies scientific method to explain a simple phenomenon of how resources should be best distributed. It truly is the human science that can be applied as long humanity exists. Just as the universe is always expanding, the beauty of economics and why I pursue to become an economist is it is dynamic yet powerful; there is never an all-in-one solution, new theory and policy is constantly invented which gives further insights and the bigger picture
Literary Analysis Rough Draft Among the many peculiar short stories of Poe, "The Tell Tale Heart" has come to be known as one of the most mysterious and psychologically captivating. The short story commences as the narrator describes that he is extremely nervous. He wants to kill an old man simply because the sight of his pale blue eye disgusts him to a severe extent. As he approaches the old man, he hears a noise such as a watch when enveloped in cotton; that noise was the old man’s heart beating
is saying. Secondly, King uses logic, or pathos, throughout his letter in his justifications and explanations. He stands beside his actions and principles, and urges his readers to support him (204). "I am sure that none of you would want to rest content with the superficial kind of social analysis that deals merely with effects and does not grapple with underlying causes" (204). Finally, King appeals to his reader's emotional side through his use of pathos. Throughout the letter, King provides