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    Defects in Societal Roles In the book Chronicles of a Death Foretold‚ Gabriel Marquez manipulates his characters in a systematic fashion that unveil the universal occurrence of societal pressure that forces categorized people into specific classes. An important element Marquez often alludes to is the abstract notion of honor‚ which holds a relatively high importance to those tied designated to the male gender in Latin America. On the other side of the spectrum‚ marianismo is the idealized female

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    The Journal of Criminal Justice has done studies in America to prove how a certain part of the nation feels about any law pertaining to this issue such as the “American bystander rule” and “Bad Samaritan laws.” The authors state‚ “A slight majority (57 percent) agreed while 43 percent disagreed with the item stating‚ ‘There should be a law that obligates mankind to call for help or provide assistance to anyone in distress”

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    of genetic relatives‚ which results in the greater likelihood that genes held in common will survive ( 2010‚ page 392). Another one is altruistic which is motivated by the desire to improve another’s welfare ( ). The author also describes the bystander effect in which the presence of others inhibits helping in an emergency indicates why the five steps necessary for helping—noticing‚ interpreting‚ taking responsibility‚ deciding how to help‚ and providing help. People are most likely to help others

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    08 Nov 2012 Action or Inaction and the Ethics of Choice One of Peter Singer’s four main principles of ethics is that we are just as responsible for our inactions as we are for our actions. This means that we as human beings have an ethical obligation to act if we witness something wrong happening. Even if we do not see it but we know it is going on‚ then once we possess that knowledge we have also incurred a moral duty to act. Without this obligation‚ we become a liability to the community

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    Many people argue that human are naturally cruel while some say no one is born with cruelty in them. After reading “The Perils of Obedience”‚ The Kitty Genovese Case”‚ and Darley and Latane’s experiments‚ I realized that humans acts based upon the situation and people around them in a case of emergency. Humans sometimes get confused on whether they should care about the crises or others will take care of it. “The Perils of Obedience” was an experiment done by Stanley Milgram concentrating on the

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    In today’s society‚ the Monomyth Archetype is prevalent in various forms such as television‚ films‚ books‚ and real life. Joseph Campbell founded the Monomyth Archetype theory‚ it involves a hero or heroine transcending the three main stages: separation‚ struggle or initiation‚ and return and reintegration. More specifically‚ this theory is predominant in the short genre‚ "The Step Not Taken"‚ by Paul D’Angelo. In the first stage‚ the protagonist is confronted with a journey of whether to provide

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    but unable to turn away‚” says Darley and Latane. Even though people may disagree and say‚ “Well‚ if I was a witness I would have done something about the situation‚” they can’t deny the fact that Darley and Latane made a very valid point about bystanders. Darley and Latane state that we tend to follow the crowd. The thirty-eight witnesses of the Kitty Genovese case attests to this. It’s in my understanding that the thirty-eight witnesses of the murder saw the situation as a lover’s quarrel. Now

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    While telling a story‚ details are often spared; in the story of Kitty Genovese‚ the information we are usually supplied with excludes various details about the mysterious girl. The documentary‚ The Witness‚ revealed details about the night of Kitty’s murder‚ her personal life and the lives of her family members. In the documentary The Witness‚ various details were uncovered by Kitty’s brother‚ about the night of her murder. Kitty’s brother went back to the apartment complex where kitty once lived

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    Unfortunate Circumstance by:Gilary Ramirez The Victimization Theory that would best explain why Jennifer Hawke-Petit‚ Hayley Petit‚ and Michaela Petit were chosen as victims by Joshua Komisarjevsky and Steven Hayes is the Theory of Passive Precipitation. This theory states that a victim may be unknowingly exhibiting characteristics that would provoke an attack from a criminal. In this particular case‚ Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her daughter‚ Michaela Petit

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    because of their approval thus not intervening. Again‚ we ask the question of why didn’t anybody do anything? And the answer is simple‚ they approved of it. This shows that people in groups approve of what goes on in the groups regardless of the effects. Ultimately‚ Tavris believes‚ people in groups keep their silence

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