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    Thou shalt not kill is one of the Ten Commandments so it is therefore a fundamental tenet of the Christian and Jewish religions‚ but is it really murder? Euthanasia can help family members‚ relatives and carers to end the dreadful pain and suffering that their loved ones have to endure. It sometimes seems the kindest thing to do. However one could argue that with more powerful pain relief and dedicated hospices‚ pain should be controlled. Another reason against euthanasia is that in hospitals

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    Dimmesdale: Pains of Love‚ Spirit‚ and Violence How can one be assigned the title of suffering the most? This is a complicated question presented in the book‚ The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne. The Scarlet Letter is a book that revolves around a sinner named Hester Prynne‚ a minister‚ Arthur Dimmesdale‚ a physician‚ Roger Chillingworth‚ and a little girl named Pearl. Hester and Dimmesdale are both who has committed adultery; however‚ the story starts with Hester being a woman who is branded

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    Nietzsche Independent Study Friedrich Nietzsche: Pain‚ Suffering and the Death of God In order to understand Nietzsche‚ one must actually feel‚ physically and emotionally‚ the pain which was the catalyst that inspired him. The phenomenon of pain effects humans different than animals‚ as humans are both emotionally and physically aware of the pain. Human beings know what it is to tell the great lie of our culture. This lie is the denial of suffering in everyday life. The human capability to shape the

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    King Lear: Irrationality leads to suffering. In William Shakespeare’s King Lear protagonists like King Lear and Gloucester commit irrational acts that will bring suffering to other characters as well. Their irrationality stems from their belief that their actions are above their emotional distress. Their illogical decisions however are clouded by other protagonists’ false emotional devotion. King Lear’s irrationality is the outward behavior of a king who believes his power is unlimited. However

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    Research Proposal Introduction/ Background Information: Ethiopia has been suffering from poverty and hunger for many years. Most of the people around the world are not aware of this massacre. Ethiopia is an agro-based country; they have only agricultural labor to invest on. The drought in Ethiopia has caused a huge impact in the economy. There are currently over 500‚000 acutely malnourished children in Ethiopia. They have been getting foreign aid but reports in the conversations

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    Suffering and death of one person rarely leads to the joy of others outside of the literary world. Reminiscent of the story of Jesus Christ in the Christian tradition or Dionysus in Greco-Roman mythology where a figure’s death becomes one of the most significant contributions that they make to society‚ Gregor comes to a similar fate in Kafka’s Metamorphosis. Having lived a mainly inconsequential life as a traveling salesman‚ Gregor begins the story seemingly transformed into an insect with little

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    become frustrated with himself because of his fear of contracting a germ or a germ related illness from touching people or things. It was very difficult for me to listen and not show some emotion while listening to someone express such pain and suffering about dealing with something that they have no control over at this point in their life. I tried to give as much assurance‚ restatements and empathy as I could. I began to ask the client about what was most fearful to him in relation to the negative

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    The group is suffering from the Social comparison. My reasoning came from reading a Journal of managerial issue called Psychological influences of referent choice. According to (Lamertz‚ 2002) he stated:”The nature of contemporary work environment‚ ones characterized by instability and uncertainty‚ may create increased needs on the part of individuals for comparative information.” Also individuals use social comparison for managing both uncertainty and environmental change‚ and for making critical

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    In the nonfiction book Pain: The Science of Suffering by Patrick Wall‚ he describes a variety of pain that can be found in the human body‚ and how this pain is caused. Patrick Wall is a professor of physiology at St. Thomas’s Hospital Medical School. He gives examples of patients that he has come in contact with while working and goes in depth about the pain that relates to those people. Wall goes into explicit detail about the body‚ which includes the nervous system‚ and he provides visuals for

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    “With me poetry has not been a purpose‚ but a passion.” ("Edgar Allan Poe Quotes"‚ 2016). Edgar Allan Poe is known as one of the most outstanding writers in history. Poe’s suffering became a physical‚ mental‚ and emotional highway to the creation of his many poems. Poe had a strange perspective on the world around him‚ because of the way he had lost multiple loved ones. Poverty was a big problem in Poe’s life‚ it threatened him in many dark ways‚ sometimes leading to debt and gambling. In addition

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