In accordance of both Carol Gilligan’s Ethic of Care and Hannah Arendt’s own ethical philosophy, both theories conclude that viewing and distributing stories of violent domestic abuse and beheading is unethical. In Carol Gilligan’s Ethic of Care system it would be indefinitely apparent that viewing these images and videos are completely unethical. In Gilligan’s tier system of care, the viewer goes through three important segways; a selfish want of viewing the said “shock porn”; a self-sacrifice
Introduction Global biological diversity is threatened when natural habitats have low plant diversity versus those with higher diversity, according to the “Rich get Richer” theory, as stated by C. Elton. Previous studies have shown that the more diverse a habitat, the less it is exposed to invasion of exotic plant species .The focus of this theory within the context of community ecology is the reproductive abilities of invasive species, particularly in the Pisgah Forest over the last two years. The study sites
Background of the Study For the past few years, food trucks have found that sweet spot by tapping into the current popularity of foodie culture, the powers of social media and in many cases, cheaper prices. The increasing popularity and presence of food trucks in urban environments raises practical question of how cities can maximize the benefits of these businesses while minimizing the potential negative factors (Jason Tanenbaum, 2012). From this paradigm, conceptual development occurs when people
Johannes Kepler was born on December 27, 1571 in Weil der Stadt Wurttemberg, Germany. His father, Heinrich Kepler, was a mercenary and often traveled. His mother, Katharina Guldenmann, was an herbalist and a healer. Kepler’s grandfather, Sebald Kepler, had been the Lord Mayor of the town, which leads people to believe that his family once had riches. Despite this, no riches were ever passed down and it is said that the family’s riches had declined tremendously through the years. As a result, young
tolerance policing, and the example of zero tolerance policing in New York City. As well as, whether or not zero tolerance policing is an effective policing strategy. The premise of zero tolerance policing comes from the influential criminological theory, the
Braga et al. (1999) discussed their theory of adding “place-oriented policing” to the concept of problem-oriented policing. Their review of the literature and research done concerning hotspots and crime clusters (see also Sherman at al., 1989; Weisburd et al., 1994) demonstrates that crime does tend to cluster in specific locations or hot-spots (Sherman & Weisburd, 1995). Additionally, we know that focusing police presence and attention
In chapter 8, gang tactics acted as if under community policing. In theory, the gang unit officers preferred the similarities of community policing because it led the resident being more comfortable to talk to them about gang problems, and violence. This didn’t always lead to the best of relationships. Gang officers want
The Vanishing (Spoorloos) Fear is undeniably one of man’s most innate and intense emotions. And in today’s world, human beings attempt to provoke this emotion single-handedly especially with cinema. While contemporary genres of cinema such as suspense and horror, do certainly stir this inherent emotion, they often do it in a way that leaves little to the imagination. Director George Sluizer’s Dutch-French co-production of The Vanishing (1988) is an exception to this. Sluizer is in fact able to construct
their short stay in Abu Dhabi. As short as the list was, one of the places was Atlantis. We decided to go two days after their arrival. Also, considering I've never been to Atlantis before, I was very excited yet anxious. The day has come, it was a hot and sunny Friday morning and we made our way to Atlantis. It was a long ride to get there but it was worth the wait, or so I thought. As soon as I got out of the car I thought to myself, today is going to be a good day. We grabbed our stuff, walked
INTERNET I: Introduction The Internet has revolutionized the world of computers and communications that it can be said that it made a very essential role that did not exist before. The invention of the telegraph, telephone, radio, and computer set the stage for this unprecedented integration of capabilities. The Internet is at once a world-wide broadcasting capability, a mechanism for information dissemination, and a medium for collaboration and interaction between individuals and their computers