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    Solitary Confinement In this presentation I will cover the controversial subject of solitary confinement that exists in “Supermax” prisons. Supermax is short for “super-maximum security”. The “SHU”‚ or “special housing unit” exists inside a supermax prison. It is a place designed to house violent prisoners who present a threat to the general inmate population‚ guards‚ or themselves. The theory is that solitary confinement and sensory deprivation will bring about behavior modifications

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    leafing through an album with a ghost. Daffodils‚ one of the poems featured in Birthday Letters‚ expressively depicts the initial years of the couple’s union. In the said poem‚ the act of harvesting daffodils becomes the catalyst for the persona’s recollection of the early days of their marriage. In it‚ the persona of the poem looks back on his past‚ but with a modern perspective. Composed of 68 lines written in simple conversational free verse‚ Daffodils‚ like most of the poems included in Birthday

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    Solitary Confinement and its Detrimental Effects Solitary confinement‚ a tortuous punishment dating back to 1829‚ is much alive and still in use in prisons around the world. Prisoners that are put into solitary confinement spend at least 23 hours in a small closet sized room with little to no contact with other human beings and no way to exercise their minds. In these poor conditions‚ prisoners find it easy to lose a grip on reality; they suffer from a wide range of things including‚ insomnia‚ distortion

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    never ending cycle in our society. Solitary confinement is detrimental to mental health; the conditions of solitary confinement increase the prisoner’s symptoms and mental illnesses and provoke

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    effects that go along with it. Solitary confinement can also have influence on a person’s perspective such as that of Abdallah Ajmi who was a total American supporter‚ just worked for the taliban so he was a low risk to the government. Then in and out of solitary confinement and he turned into the worst terrorist of all; the one people didn’t see coming‚ such as that happened on nine eleven. Abdallah Ajmi was just a captive‚ then thanks to his experience with solitary confinement‚ he went straight

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    Solitary Confinement goes against our basic human necessities. We are social animals and need some sort of stimulation when deprived of social interactions. With multiple studies and loads of evidence it is clear to us just how damaging solitary confinement is. Prisoners put into solitary confinement begin to lose sense of reality and develop different mental issues. In a study done with rhesus monkeys‚ where a few baby monkeys were raised from birth with all necessities and luxuries except for contact

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    TWISTED MIND OF THE GRIM REAPER A handsome young man hobbling furiously on his crutches requests a beautiful young woman to assist him to his vehicle. She cannot help but to be drawn towards his charismatic persona‚ completely taken in by his easy charm. Suddenly‚ her face is a mask of horror as the cold smiling gentleman raises his arm to bludgeon her. Her anguished screams reverberate in the cold night. This was how notorious serial killer Ted Bundy lured his victims and sexually assaulted

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    There are plenty reasons that solitary confinement should be changed based on research‚ but there is also many obvious reasons for it to stay the same. Most people would feel bad for someone just sitting in a jail 23 hours a day but you shouldn’t. The reason that they are sitting in a jail for 23 hours a day is because they hurt or did something horribly bad. The only reason they are in jail is because of themselves. For whatever they did this is what they get as a punishment. The most important

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    Solitary confinement is completely detrimental to juveniles‚ especially on their mental development. Placing juveniles in solitude has been linked to psychological and physical harm on the development of youths incarcerated. According to Elizabeth Rademacher (2016)‚ studies demonstrate that solitary confinement of youth correlates with high rates of suicide‚ depression‚ and future criminal activity (p. 1026). The mind of a child continues to maturation until they are about twenty years old and placing

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    “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” written in 1804 by Wordsworth‚ takes the Cumbrian landscape as its setting. Wordsworth lived in the Lakes District in the North of England and grew up surrounded by nature. Nature has a profound impact on Wordsworth who came to see nature as a potent force. As a Romantic poet however‚ Wordsworth was principally concerned with human emotion. In this poem nature is the catalyst for a positive emotional experience. One reading which is certainly relevant to “I Wandered

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