Dark comedy ESSAY – DUE on the day of the final exam- Paper two should be a min. of 6 pages- typed, double-spaced, 12 font Times New Roman (and do not take up a paragraph space for your heading). Lastly, works cited page is never included for the minimum page requirement. References/citations (5) should be consistent all the way through whether it be Chicago, Harvard Style, APA etc. format – just make sure it is a consistent format throughout the paper. 1) Dark comedy: List topics that are inappropriate to laugh at (you are welcome to also compare and contrast dark humor in America compared to a different culture like Japan- for example). Among other attention-grabbing sociological themes, discover laughter as a protective mechanism when one laughs at his or her friend who accidentally fell.[unique_solution] 2) The burden of labor: Is work a necessity? Why do people have to work: is that duty, a socially acceptable behavior, or a natural predisposition? The subject of sociology tries to understand the nature of the social order and the place of a human…
Essential IV – VI In essential IV, the main focus is on how information management and information technologies are used in healthcare (AACN, 2008). In the modern world, technology is involved in all aspects of society, and health care is no option. In health care, the use of technology is associated with several positive outcomes, especially in information management, contributing to the whole concept of improving patient safety. The inclusion of technology in information management is credited with the reduction in medical errors like medication errors that have harmful side effects. However, though the use of technology in information technology has proven to be very useful in nursing, it is also associated with adverse effects. One such adverse side effect is that technology is increasingly encouraging laxity among the nurses. According to Powell-Cope et al. (2018), in as much as the use of barcoding in medication administration helps in reducing medication errors, over-reliance on the mechanism is believed to be one of the reasons that have led to the reduced tendency in nurses to review the accuracy of medication accuracy.…
Research Comparisons on Social Relations in New France Student Name Professor Name Course Date Research Comparisons on Social Relations in New France Throughout history, the primary aim of the researchers has been to establish a solution for a particular problem or the causes of a given societal problem. Besides, social researchers continue to develop various strategies and approaches that individuals lived or ought to live in the modern world. This paper compares two different articles with the view to determine their focus and areas of interest concerning social relations in New France. This document compares the article “Slaves and their Owners in Île Royale, 1713–1760,” by Kenneth Donovan and the article “Violence, Marriage, and Family Honour: Aspects of the Legal Regulation of Marriage in New France” by André Lachance and Sylvie Savoie. Differences between the two researches The research by Donovan focused on the population and the development of the slavery institution when the slave trade was prominent across Europe, American, and Africa. On…
Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Hospitality in Religious Rituals: The Eucharist vs. Hajj Introduction The Eucharist is a ritual in Christianity that is believed to have been instituted by Jesus during the “Last Supper” by giving wine and bread to his disciples at a Passover meal. Jesus directed his disciples to always celebrate the Passover in his memory. He described the cup of wine as “a new covenant in his blood” and the bread as his “body.” On the other hand, the Hajj refers to the Islamic pilgrimage that all Muslims are expected to make to the city of Mecca at least once in their lives and to depend on their financial position and health. The focus of this essay is to analyze how these rituals from the two Abrahamic religions (Christianity and Islam) shape the worldview and character of believers by comparing Rowan William’s chapter of “The Eucharist” in his book Being Christian to the chapter “Mecca” in The Autobiography of Malcolm X. Summary of Writings In The Eucharist chapter, Williams describes the Lords’ sharing table as a place for…
Sales Force’s Culture Form Implementation SalesForce Symbols-logos, uniforms, The Salesforce logo is the shape of a cloud. This explains the objective of the company. People can easily relate the logo and what the company offers; cloud services. Salesforce uniform is mostly sky blue. This is to match its logo, which is blue in color. Clouds are usually represented in blue. Therefore, the uniform complements the logo. Settings-workplaces The company invests in workplaces environments that are welcoming and designed to make the employee comfortable enough to work as well as very appealing to clients. Language Salesforce advocates for the formal and yet friendly language used throughout the company. This language ensures respect among the employees. Also, they avoid being too formal to customers. They treat customers as friends. Some language gestures that promote a friendly environment involves smiling and shaking the customers’ hands. The company advocates for open communication. People are entitled to their opinions and ideas so long as they are not meant to hurt the other employees. The use of communication ensures that there is no false information.…
Explain the Research on Exercise and Mood the Hypothesized Mechanisms Student Name Institutional Affiliation Course Name Course Number Instructor’s Name Assignment Due Date Explain the Research on Exercise and Mood the Hypothesized Mechanisms Medical entities recommend exercise for the general population because it is a critical tool for improving public health. Exercise promotes not only health but also helpful in preventing and treating various diseases. Therefore, a keener examination of practice should reveal specific advantages and potential disadvantages on mood, which is gaining more interest from scholars. Pros on Mood The first advantage of physical activity/exercise is that it improves mental health. Several psychological hypotheses have been developed to explain how practices affect mental health (Peluso & de Andrade, 2005). A critical suggestion is that exercise causes distraction, which is also essential in understanding its effects on mood (Peluso & de Andrade, 2005). It is reported in the distraction hypothesis that diverting from unfavorable stimuli improves mood at the time of exercise as well…
StoreFront or Sting Program Student’s name Institutional affiliation Course number and name Instructor name Assignment due date StoreFront or Sting Program The field of criminal justice is often faced with the responsibility of dealing with various crimes. The crimes tend to include cybercrime, sexual assault, property crimes, and robbery. Each crime will require particular techniques or methods to assist in finding a criminal. For instance, the techniques utilized to handle cybercrimes will differ from those used in solving property crimes. For example, property crimes often utilize the method referred to as a storefront or sting program. The method is often considered due to the outcomes. The paper will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using a storefront or sting program in solving property crimes. The sting program is a technique that is often used to recover stolen property and detention of the individuals involved. In the method, police officers often take the identity of fences (Lushbaugh C & Weston P B, 2016). Fences…
Good vs evil in Candide by Voltaire According to Voltaire, people are not born evil. This aspect is evident in Candide’s life, where he struggles to do good despite occasions where he harms. Despite being raised in the royal house, he was considered as a bastard by his uncle, the German Barron, because he was his illegal nephew. Despite his innocence, he was deemed unfit to marry the baron’s daughter although they loved each other since he was his illegitimate nephew. This perception and treatment of people shows that evil does not exist independently but instead develops as a scapegoat due to the limited view of the world. In this case, every time he faced a challenge to what he perceived as the best thing to do, he was tempted to do evil actions to avoid the situation. Based on the story, there is a difference between the penchant of doing evil and the tendency towards choosing evil. When Candide meets with Pangloss, he teaches him the concept of optimism. This concept involved the belief to do good despite…
Gender Identities in Herman Melville’s Moby Dick The novel has two names, the first being Moby Dick published London in October 1851 and, after that, The Whale, published in New York a month later. Moby Dick is the best literary work of Herman Melville and a dedication to Nathaniel Hawthorne. The narrative revolves around a character named Ishmael, who narrates the story from a first-person perspective. Moby Dick revolves around a whaling vessel known Pequod and its captained by Ahab, who is obsessed with finding and intent on killing a whale known as Moby Dick. The reason for Ahab’s anger is that the Whale had severed the captain’s foot, causing the amputation of the leg from the knee. The story is one that evokes varied feelings and brings to the fore the tribulations of the seafarers, the beauty of the sea, and the madness that comes with the high seas. While Ahab is resolute about his revenge, it is apparent; he is no keen to listen to prophecy from a crew member about his death, which he assumes. Eventually,…
Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Class Name Due Date Psychological and emotional effects of racism The play A Raisin Sun is based on racial discrimination, the struggle between the white and the black the white regarded the blacks as untouchables as they did not want to live together with them. Racism in the play causes psychological and emotional torture. Beneatha has a dream of becoming a doctor and struggles to pose her identity as a well-educated Black woman. “Mama tells Beneatha that she will be a doctor someday, “God willing.” Beneatha “dryly” replies to Mama that “God hasn’t got a thing to do with it,” later says, “God is just one idea that I don’t accept. I get tired of Him getting credit for all the things the human race achieves through its own stubborn effort”. Beneatha loses hope in Christianity and God because of the white people’s dominance. Walter fights depression as he cannot achieve his dream, and he is forced to work as a chauffeur because he is black. Mama wants the apartment in which they all live, always…