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    Measuring Poverty. * No single definition of poverty * The study and interpretation of poverty isn’t a simple task‚ as there are as many ways of measuring poverty as there are ways of defining it * We need to look at political and moral dimensions when defining poverty * Social construct and can be defined by absolute or relative Subjective poverty – is the result of people’s views‚ perceptions‚ or feelings about their situation or well-being. Objective poverty - refers to objective

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    literature. Well I guess she won because he started teaching her literature. Rita had a low self-esteem when first started her tutoring‚ She didn’t think that she could as smart as the students at the university. As time went by rita became more confident in her self and her self-esteem went through the roof. She soon found out that she could have a conversation with the students‚; She knew things that they didn’t know and I believe that made her feel very smart. Soon the students

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    Hammurabi’s Code was Unjust CURSED!! That’s what happens when you change Hammurabi’s laws. When Hammurabi was king 4000 years ago he established a series of 282 laws. He wrote these laws on his 38th year of ruling. These rules are unfair just like putting an innocent man behind bars. Hammurabi’s code are unjust because of it’s family law‚ property law‚ and personal injury law. In addition‚ injustice is found in law’s 48‚ 53‚ and 54 in the area of property law. For example‚ “If a man has borrowed

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    * Recording events * DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH: describes behaviour of organisms in natural settings * CASE STUDY: in-depth analysis of an individual‚ group‚ or event. * detail; observation‚ interview‚ tests‚ etc. * closely study rare phenomena; challenge validity of other theories; new hypotheses * does not accurately determine cause-effect; inaccurate generalization; researcher bias * RESEARCHER BIAS: lack of objectivity in gathering & interpreting

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    With the conception of globalization which is just appear and far-reaching all over the world like that‚ there has not even been the time to think over on the matter; is globalization good or bad for the world? It has been operating more on the terms of – it approach‚ and it dominated. To understand a concept such as that‚ the explanation of globalization is essential. Thus‚ the definition is in order. Globalization is the name for the process of expanding the connectivity and interdependence of

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    Why Unjust Law Is Wrong

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    It is acceptable and even necessary to to protest unjust and unfair laws‚ because it is morally wrong. People who were being punished inhumanely because it was the law‚ “My teammates and I saw a man strung up by his neck - and set on fire.(James)” Lynching was a legal crime against black as a form of punishment. This is not a law a country is suppose to allow‚ allow such a violent law against a certain race in a way to show superiority. No one has to right or liberty to take someone’s life for the

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    society. Poverty tends to be the greatest ill that plagues the Filipino as a society. The poor ranges from poor‚ very poor‚ and to the very‚ very poor. The topic URBAN POOR was selected from a group of topics given and then given emphasis by the author according to the relevance of this specific group in today’s world. Each condition is specifically analyzed in different aspects and parts to further understand the study. In doing so‚ one will be able to broaden one’s ideas and analysis in certain conditions

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    to Socrates‚ an unjust person is an unhappy person. Why do you believe Socrates made this analogy? How does one become a balanced individual? Furthermore‚ Plato also has an opinion of what a well-balanced person is. Show how Plato’s understanding of a well-balanced person is necessary to a society in harmony with itself‚ and how that ties in with Socrates’ preceding analogy. Socrates believed a unjust person could not be happy that only the just person could be happy. The unjust person was sick

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    Bobby Skogsbergh Philosophy of The Person Professor Marren 12/12/14 Thesis Question: Is it better to live just or unjust? Unjust live better According to Socrates in The Republic of Plato‚ men can be both just and unjust in terms of who is a friend and who is an enemy‚ for all humans make mistakes‚ so each person cannot always be considered just. Thrasymachus argues‚ “In every city the same thing is just‚ the advantage of the established ruling body. It surely is master; so the man who reason

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    do today. The “perfect wife” was one who was soft-spoken‚ obedient‚ and knew that their main purpose in life was to serve men. In William Shakespeare’s Othello‚ Shakespeare criticizes the unjust standards that were set for women‚ and their devotion and perceived inferiority to men. Shakespeare shows the unjust standards for women through Desdemona‚ who is considered “the perfect wife”. Desdemona is a soft-spoken and obedient Venetian beauty who understands that her purpose is to serve the men in

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