An example of pathos is when Bush said, “and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon!” These words created an emotion of fear. This fear is not instilled in the American people, but rather it is put into the people who caused the
recognize in the world. For example: if we gain knowledge about how an apple looks like, the next time we see an apple, we’re easily able to recognize that apple as an apple. With knowledge, we’re able to understand how and why things work in the world, too. The more we gain knowledge, the more things we could understand how and why they work in the world. That’s why we learn. To recognize things, and to understand why and how they work in the world. For example: by learning economics, we’d
to create his moral theory. In this theory he describes how a moral theory cannot be formulated with an automated response regardless of the situation, an example of this uniform decision is deciding what to course of action to take based on the promotion of the greater good(Utilitarianism). Ross explains that in making decisions we are motivated by a series of ‘prima facie duties’ with regards to relation, this term can be defined as a conditional duty. In every situation in which we are forced to
Major participants that drove the supply side of the transatlantic slave trade were the local rulers and merchants in West Africa. Duke Ephraim, ruler of Duketown and leading slave trader in Old Calabar, possible reasoning for working with European slave traders like Feraud was the result of socioeconomic factors that made it advantageous for his local community. The Duke’s involvement in the slave trade was beneficial for his community because it allowed for the import of desirable commodities,
Egalitarians/ collectivists took the opposite stance, insisting that nanotechnology has more potential for harm than good.” This example can also help one determine which category they fit under in the anthropological theory depending on which stance they take. The fact that no one in the study felt the need to ask more information about nanotechnology is an example of people only thinking they know a subject. They were confident enough in their answers to take a side on the matter. Kahan took another
Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Course Name Date Explanatory Synthesis There is always an increasing interest in gossip and rumors. Research indicates that rumors have been cyclical and gossip, on the other hand, has been dormant not until the recent past. This is according to Fosters research on psychology of rumors and gossip in the year 2004. The rate at which gossip and rumors flew during World War II caused great alarm and offered false hope to others. The degree with which rumors were treated
Sophocles’ play Antigone provides the character of Creon who reflects traits that Pericles attributes to Athenian character. The overall character of Creon serves as an example of how there is a fine line between being a ruler and a tyrant and how certain traits in moderation are good for the city-state but should not be taken to excessive lengths. All of Creon’s traits could have been strengths if he had used them with a discerning judgment befitting what the situation might have called for but
rates. Important life skills are learned from involvement in extracurricular activities. For example, students are motivated to work hard, in attempt to become the best they can be while doing the things they enjoy. “There is a link between college attendance and students involved in extracurricular activities” (Krontialz 4). When students are involved in doing things they enjoy, they tend to be more motivated and enthusiastic. Adolescents get opportunities to spend time with people they look up to
misery. This was the time when the Black Death hit Europe. Many people were confused and scared by this phenomenon. The lack of science led to many people to believe superstitions. For example, the witch myth states that witches are worshippers of the devil, greedy, and use sorcery for evil. Europeans were motivated by this idea because they found it unmoral if they didn’t take steps to getting rid of satanic people. Scientific ignorance fueled the growing superstition of witches. During the mid
For example, separate effects are highlighted by a table demonstrating the effects of party cues and policy information on support for initiatives. The results show the effects of policy information depend whether it gives a reason to either support or oppose