Morality Research Papers Samples That Help You Write Better, Faster & with Gusto

Pornography is a widespread global phenomenon and is produced and consumed worldwide. The exact definition and purview of pornography is difficult to ascertain as the activities at its core are basic human functions and needs. The sexual activities that are the integral part of pornography are amongst the basic need of adult humans and form a vital part of a healthy married or romantic relationship. But it is when these activities are performed for commercial purposes that the phenomenon of pornography comes in to being. The problem of definition of pornography is a historical one and is highlighted in Continue reading...

Posthumous semen retrieval refers to collecting sperm from the donor’s body after he passed away, as a means of utilizing it in reproduction processes (Williams, 2012; Young, 2013; Hans & Yelland, 2013). Also called postmortem sperm retrieval, the process of retracting sperm from a deceased body, without prior written consent of the deceased implies ethical considerations, because it generates dilemmas on whether the death person would have approved to reproduction, the birth and development of a child without his presence. Other ethical aspects of similar significance are involved in the posthumous semen retrieval, such as the respect for the Continue reading...

Throughout the history, we can trace racial discrimination not only in day-to-day life, but also in the workplace. Muhammad Ali once said: “Hating people because of their color is wrong. And it does not matter which color does the hating. It is just plain wrong” (Muhammadaliquotes.org). Modern society is considered free from racial prejudices and other things that are associated to your roots and to where you come from. However, even in our civilized world there are still some remnants from the times, when racism took significant place in people’s lives. Therefore, it is a very sensitive topic, Continue reading...

The dilemma

This paper discusses the dilemma that is existing in a nurse-patient situation. The patient does not believe in western drugs and, therefore, has refused not to be treated with chemotherapy as ordered by the doctor. The patient' diagnosis was on breast cancer stage 1, which is a disease that if not treated well, shall lead to death. The patient discussed with her husband and they agreed to look for alternative medication since they are not willing to take a chance. The nurse was informed about the decision by the patient as she entered the room. She developed a lot Continue reading...

Creative and personal destiny of F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896 - 1940), one of the most important figures in the history of American literature of the 20s of this century, was complex and dramatic. Legends, judgments and reviews of critics and contemporaries about Fitzgerald, biased and unfair in many ways, confirmed after him reputation of a carefree singer of "Century of Jazz" - a period of economic prosperity the United States (1919 - 1929), which followed First World War, and was succeeded in the 30's years by Great Depression. During the Depression of 30th years, Fitzgerald experienced the frustration and Continue reading...

Marketing ethics is defined as the set moral principles and regulations that deal with the issues related to marketing. The marketing of Power Master has raised controversy on the issue of target marketing. Target marketing is a marketing strategy that aims at targeting the customers in a particular geographical area or a certain class of clients. This is a strategy that aims at reaching out the prospective customers. Companies that use target marketing aim at reaching a certain target market for its products or services. The use of target marketing by G. Heileman Brewing Company has been in the Continue reading...

The legalization of Voluntary Active Euthanasia (VAE): Should VAE is a legally and morally recognized treatment option? Under what circumstances, if any, should it be?

Ending lives of suffering patients by doctors and nurses has been one of the most heated debates in the past decades. One word for this act is euthanasia or mercy killing. The definition of Euthanasia is intentionally causing death to a person, with a motive of benefiting or protecting the ailing patient from further sufferings.
Euthanasia is categorized in two ways: Active and Passive (American Public Health Association, 2008). The active method is Continue reading...

Introduction

Stem cells are vital in the growth and development of organisms. These cells also function as an internal repair system, undergoing unlimited division to replace old and damaged cells in a living person or animal (Monroe, Miller, & Tobis, 2008). After dividing, a new stem cell may develop into another type of cell or remain a stem cell (Monroe et al., 2008). These cells are unspecialized and have the potential to develop into other types of specialized cells like muscle, blood, brain, and other types of tissue cells during early life and during growth (Monroe et al., 2008). Stem cell Continue reading...

Modern psychology emerged as a strong science and study domain in the 19th century with many notable psychologists and theorists emerging in Europe. In the early theories like the psychodynamic theory or the individual psychology there were some serious shortcomings. The early theories explained the human personality and development over life time without taking in to account the cultural influences and environmental effects. Even at that time theorists saw these short comings and developed theories that incorporated socio-cultural aspects as in the psycho-social developmental theory of Eric Erikson as well as writings of Carl Jung. Over time the important Continue reading...

Slavery: A Paradox

Slavery in American history is a kind of paradox due to its past existence for many centuries. The reason of leaving the issue behind confirms its paradoxical nature due to the intentionally leaving out the issue by people for their comfort while staying in a moral suspended animation. Thomas Jefferson is the person behind this paradox and he animated it in a controlled manner. It was a big achievement considered by him that he somehow managed to reverse the moral values and thinking of people regarding slavery. He was the person who made the slavery a fit for American Continue reading...

Importance of Women in the World Religions

Religion is a significant aspect in determining the adherence of believers, through various practices that promote competency and basic ability to express free communication with a supernatural being. In the ancient days, the concept of religion was deterministic of the gender sensitivity and reliable environment for the practice. As observed in the last decades, women had a fundamental role of ensuring that the communication between their believer and family is stabilized, even though the authority did not directly come from them. This study will cover on the importance of women in the world of religions and attitudes of different Continue reading...

Abortion is a controversial issue in today’s world. This is because of the many arguments for and against the practice. The issue has so much controversy because it is a human rights concern. The major debate revolves around the morality of killing a fetus. Those against the practice assert that if a fetus has the status of a person, it has the right to life and abortion cannot be treated as permissible. Pro-abortion arguments point to the right of a woman to make a choice on whether or not to have a baby. It is her right to Continue reading...

Incorporating Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development into the Justice System

Incorporating Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development into the Justice System
Ethics in different professionals is a significant aspect that requires special considerations to uphold integrity, transparency and accountability. The justice system includes law enforcement that is one of the highly affected areas when it comes to ethics. Kohlberg developed a model that helps in understanding the levels of moral development. This model can be used in ensuring that professional ethics is upheld at all times in the line of duty (McLeod, 2011). Therefore, this paper discusses how Kohlberg’s stages of moral development can be incorporated into the Continue reading...

SCENARIO: WHEN IS ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEDGE RENDERED MOOT? ETHICAL DIMENSIONS

A court-appointed lawyer rather than a public defender is assigned to a murder case in which she must defend a purported murderer. During one of their attorney-client meetings, the suspect discloses that he abducted a five year old boy from a local playground a week prior, murdered him, and buried the boy’s remains behind his abode. After her emotionally-charged meeting with her client, the court-appointed attorney mines through local newspapers in order to gain more knowledge about the purported crime. She finds an article in which the mother of the slain boy pleads to the public for anyone Continue reading...

Our world is full of different cultures, and each of these cultures have its unique features, its beliefs and values. Communities that share common ideas and goals can represent a certain culture, because culture goes far beyond nationality or the country of origin. In the work “Communication between cultures”, Hofstede defined culture as “the collective programming of the mind which distinguishes the members of one category of people from another” (1984, p.51). We can say that culture is a way of living for groups of people, in which they follow certain traditions and have certain views on different aspects Continue reading...

Mahatma Gandhi is one of the most prominent philosophers, who emphasized the need to resist, expose and transform violence. He is one of the rare personalities who focused on the central mission of peace education. His non-rational approach appeals to the soul, heart, feelings and emotions of the individuals. Gandhi often advised the people to reject the religious scriptures for they contain passages that defy reason. It is human reason and human experience that appeals to the ultimate reality and faith. Gandhi preached that human reason, which is the highest cognitive capacity, interprets the integrity and freedom of the Continue reading...

Abstract

The aim of the paper is to explain the factors that cause ethical dilemmas for the police. The paper also intends to propose the ways of solving the ethical dilemmas for the police. As the paper’s findings show, the police face moral dilemmas when their fellow police officers and bosses are involved in illegal and unethical practices. The officers do not report such occurrences because they fear. Also, the officers face situations where the law contradicts ethical practices. Certain situations are emergent and the police may have to violate the law so that they prevent crime. However, there Continue reading...

Whistleblowing refers to reporting the act of an employee reporting illegal, illegitimate, or immoral practices or actions under the employer’s control to parties with authority to take corrective action (Samuels, 2013).
Whistleblowing presents an ethical dilemma in corporate circles. On one hand, whistleblowers can help organizations curb wasteful or fraudulent practices; they may also help organizations correct unsafe products. Besides, whistleblowers may avail information critical in maintaining a complex organization’s performance (Ewing 1983, Miceli & Near 1985). On the other hand, an organization’s cohesiveness, authority structure and public image may be threatened by whistleblowers (Reynolds, n.d.). Besides, Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

In the corpus of fictional literature penned by female writers in the past few centuries, women have been represented and discursively framed in a variety of fashions. Such a diverse array of literature pieces have enabled scholars and students alike to recognize changing attitudes to women and the corresponding development of new techniques of literary presentation. Unfortunately, many female writers have been forgotten or elided from the grand narrative due to the entrenched sexism and structural prejudices that have pervaded the American intelligentsia since the inception of the nation. Feminist Janet Wolff opined that "women's writing and women's art, Continue reading...

Illicit Drug Decriminalization, Legalization, and Stricter Control Policy

The global illicit drug industry is estimated to be worth $320 billion in annual sales, representing 0.9% of the global GDP, with the Americas representing close to 50% of the global drug market. Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa represented 33%, 11%, 5% and 4% of the total retail sales respectively. The US market is estimated to be worth be worth $111 billion between 2002 and 2012, with marijuana representing up to $40.6 billion in sales, compared to cocaine, heroin and meth, which were estimated at $28.3 billion, $27 billion and $13 billion respectively. The costs imposed on the health Continue reading...

Innate Good

Innate Good
The argument for or against the innate goodness within humans has been long withstanding among philosophers and psychologists alike. Many theories involving traits, biology, human nature, as well as behavior all plays their part in the argument. Consequently, each theory assumes it explains whether humans are innately good, or they are simply a learned part of our environment. Some philosophers believe humans are innately good, innately compassionate. They believe there dwells within us a moral code that keeps us from acting morally vile against one another, while those who act socially unacceptable are the ones who have Continue reading...

Background

At this modern moment in human history, it is little wonder why an exploratory research investigation should begin with the concept of one of the world most affluent, and triumphant pharmaceutical companies, PharmaCARE. In terms of general management theory and practice, it is no secret that an open system implements a viewpoint in which organizations act beyond the modes and confines of their de jure protocols. For example, if the law states one thing and a corporation’s policy conflicts then – given the situation in which a dispute arises pertaining to harm having resulted towards individuals, the ethical reaction Continue reading...

Utilitarianism is an ethical theory that defines the method that one uses to decide whether an action is morally right depending on the consequences of choosing one action over the others. To decide what to do in any situation, a person must first identify all the different actions they could perform. A person then proceeds to determine the benefits and harms that would arise as a result of choosing one action and the people who would be affected by taking that action. Utilitarianism is said to have been developed by Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill and over the Continue reading...

The term “Nazi” conjures up horrific images of German soldiers brutally murdering millions of Jews and other social groups German Nazis categorized as “non-Aryans.” The Holocaust has been called the darkest period of human history and the greatest crime against humanity that has hitherto been recorded in history. This methodical and systematic elimination of so-called “undesirables” was made possible by an amalgam of factors: ripe conditions in a war-torn Europe that enabled fascism to take form. * Despite national idiosyncrasies, Nazi Germany as the Third Reich and Fascist Italy, along with other fascist movements, retained many commonalities that allow for Continue reading...

The scholarly researched basis regarding the use of animals in biomedical experimentation holds that an arguable conclusion can be known, but it is impossible for all scientists to arrive at an agreed upon resolution. The vibrant conversation has even adapted the conversation towards whether genetic manipulation, in today’s biomedical research, has crossed the line of ethics. Nevertheless, facts are facts. In Chapter 7 of ‘Arguing about Bioethics,’ by Holland (2012) Cohen argues from a position why animals have no rights and faces the sentiments concerning nonhuman-animal suffering or harms, resulting from scientific biomedical research (p. 94). For one, Continue reading...

Part 2: Solution to Problem and Advantages

Part 2: Solution to Problem and Advantages
There are exactly 50 States within the United States that implements two distinct justice systems for both the adults and the juveniles. In these states, there are about 250,000 youths under the age of 18 who are being transferred to the adult criminal justice system every twelve months (Ziedenberg, 2011, p.2). However, with the little attention being directed to the corrections systems, juveniles in the adult system commit re-offense at a much higher rate than those remaining in the juvenile justice system. With this, the corrections justice system face a new Continue reading...

Introduction

This paper discusses the usage of internet and web based applications at Amazon.com, which stands among the largest online vendors of the world. Since it is an online company, the use of internet based innovations affects the decision taken by the company for their implementation. The paper illustrates the strengths and weaknesses of amazon being internet based organization; threats to which company is exposed due to implementation of internet based innovations and possible opportunities for Amazon with use of internet and social media. In the concluding section, some strategies are recommended to the company for advancement of the company Continue reading...

English 302

Shakespeare displays this typical role of the men as the dominant species in his play “The Taming of the Shrew” as Petruchio reminds Katherine of the submissive role of women in the society.

Claim: Women are submissive to males because the society sets standards that one must follow

Stated Reason(s): If one does not follow the social dictates of the society there is social imbalance.
Grounds: Katherine’s disruption in the social balance of the society would prevent Bianca from getting married and the order or marriage in the society ranged from the oldest starting a family before the youngest child

Warrant:

Katherine’s reputation goes wide into the neighboring society. No one Continue reading...

Introduction

“Cowardice asks the question ‘Is it safe?’ Expediency asks the question ‘Is it politic?’ Vanity asks the question ‘Is it popular?’ But, conscience asks the question, ‘Is it right?’ And there comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular, but one must take it because one’s conscience tells one that it is right.” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Ethics define the difference between right and wrong whereas leadership consists of acts that influence sub-ordinates. So, ethical leadership is a series of actions taken place to influence sub-ordinates in the Continue reading...

Mark Twain’s classic novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a beautifully told look at Midwestern life through the rambunctious misadventures of the titular character – a young troublemaker who navigates a decidedly pleasant, quintessentially American landscape full of hope, tradition and challenges of its own. Though Huck Finn himself and the characters with which he is surrounded are central to the story, of equal importance is the decidedly Midwestern setting, and the ways in which the community Huck lives in is structured and depicted. America in Huckleberry Finn is a place of small-town quaintness, the newness of America Continue reading...

Solutions

Restructuring the manner in which the death penalty is being viewed and applied in the California State needs a different approach and understanding. The death penalty debate has faced challenges from the local, national and international levels where opponents of the practice fight its abolishment. The need to offer a secondary option to it was debated upon, but the proponents of the death penalty were strong enough to propagate the idea due to its active probe in the society (Johnson, 2014).
The morality aspect of the matter offers a bigger argument for supporting the need to restructuring how the Continue reading...

Introduction

“Las Vegas and the American Dream: two ideas intertwined like crossed fingers on a bloated corpse.” These words by Jonathan Heatt determine the main idea of this essay, i.e. the influence and effects of the prosperous people of the Roaring twenties depicted in the novel “The Great Gatsby” by Francis Scott Fitzgerald on the ideals of the American society. Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald is the greatest American writer, who entered the history of world literature with his novels about American life in the 1920s, among which is the most famous “The Great Gatsby” (1925). Fitzgerald went down in the Continue reading...

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Assisted suicide is one that is committed, not by a person; rather it is committed with the help of another person, mostly by a physician. It is a deed done with the consent of the person who is being subjected to it due to various reasons. The person is usually a patient who is suffering from a terminal illness or disease, which probably does not have any cure and leave the person in misery and despair. Such a person usually begins to ask for death instead of Continue reading...

One of the greatest legal issues that have remained unresolved for a while in the U.S. is the legalization of gay and same sex marriages (NOLO 1). The issue attracted mainstream attention infrequently until the late 1980s. Gay activists took to the streets and in the courts trying to force the states' and federal government to recognize and legalize their social practices. In 1970, for instance, a gay activist, Jack Baker brought a lawsuit against the state of Minnesota after the state denied him a married license to marry his male lover (Adam 262). The hearing ruled against Barker's Continue reading...

As compared to all other races and specie, humans have made the greatest progress over the ages. Humans once used to live in caves, had limited communication skills and ate natural herbs, fruits and hunted animals. Since then humans have developed various technologies starting from fire and then many centuries later the wheel that have revolutionized life on this earth. Since about two to three hundred years ago the rate of progress of humans has increased considerably. With the invention of electricity and modern means of communication most of the aspects of human life have seen dramatic change. One Continue reading...

Volunteering at Animal Shelters

Millions of animals each year become candidates for animal shelter in British Columbia. Although not every unwanted pet becomes a ward of a shelter, many of them do. Once in the shelter, every attempt is made to find a loving home for the animal. Whether the animal is a dog, cat, rabbit, bird, horse, or other creature eligible for adoption, standards and practices are mandatory for their effective care. Unfortunately, due to massive overpopulation it sometimes becomes necessary to euthanize unwanted animals after a period of time. In order to address the plight of these animals, research was done Continue reading...

Analysis of Leadership Theories

Leadership in nursing practice is a key skill for professionals at all levels; according to numerous researches, there’s a link between nurses empowerment, initiative, wide professional growth opportunities and resulting job satisfaction and patients’ outcomes. Leadership skills are vital not only for nursing managers, whose roles assumes manager As nursing role in health care gains importance and is challenged by such factors as new technologies, new organizational environment, higher requirments to the quality of care, emphasizing participation, education and cultural diversity, it becomes obvious that to handle this pressure, the nursing practitioners should develop and enhance their leadership Continue reading...

English

How often a man is born, which a society can be called a real hero? The man, who unselfishly helps others, putting his live and the live of his family in a danger of death. The history boasts a few real decent people with a kind heart. Children all over the world for many years at the lessons of history will be admire this man, whose name was Oskar Schindler. The man who risked every day, saving the Jews. So, what pushed a man to such a risk: a good heart or personal gain? What actually was Oskar Schindler?
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The story Heart of Darkness portrays a narrator Marlowe, who tells about his journey into the heart of equatorial Africa. The goal of this trip is to reach the European commercial station company and pick up the goods accumulated there, namely ivory. Marlow tells about his journey to Africa, where he saw a cruel Kurtz, who mined ivory in the colonies. His narrative story describes how Europeans penetrate deep into the Congo on a boat; it is a journey to the "heart of darkness", like the road to hell. Marlow sympathetically portrays the plight of blacks who die of Continue reading...

Introduction

Leadership is important in every situation however when it comes to policing leadership skills are required. Having the ability to successfully lead is necessary because this skill can be the determining factor in a police department’s ability to succeed internally and externally. Leadership skills can be found throughout the police department from the police officers who are setting an example for the community to the supervisor or chief of the department that is in charge of all of the officers below him or her. To understand what it takes to possess the correct leadership qualities it is important Continue reading...

Women participation in the labor force is a key ingredient to economic development

Abstract
The concept of women’s work is an ancient practice that distinguishes the roles of women and women as presumed by traditional beliefs and the inherent attitude by subsequent generations. The female gender has encountered subordination to men as they are required to take care of domestic activities while men undertake labor work and decision-making process. Unfortunately, the inherent notion is likely to lose its ground as women reinforce their effort to push for equality in freedom of expression, collective approach to society care, engagement in political activities and their capability to deliver quality output in the labor Continue reading...

Introduction

The Federal Reserve acts as the guardian of the United States economy. It watches over the largest economy in the world. As a bank of the United States government, the Federal Reserve is authorized to regulate the financial institutions in the country. It dictates the monetary and economic policies, which have profound impacts on citizens around the country. Financial crises are essentially caused by the imprudent lending and borrowing hence it is the role of the Federal Reserve to ensure that the economy returns to normalcy. The present paper explores the role of the Federal Reserve in the economy Continue reading...

For the purpose of clearly understanding the Roman Catholic Church, it is crucial to appreciate its elongated history. Essentially, it designates that Roman Catholic Church is principally instituted by Jesus Christ as well as his twelve disciples. When Peter, one of his apostles was bestowed the power to turn into the head pope, he as well made preference of the nature by which Roman Catholic Church ought to resemble. In the current era, the pope exemplifies Peter, while the cardinals who are pope’s higher-position bishop plus bishops symbolize the apostles of Christ. Collectively, the pope plus his nearby Continue reading...

Introduction

“School shootings” generally evoke strong public reaction and outcry. The incidents of “school shootings” that took place between 1997 and 2001 showed that the USA is at the collapse of ethical values as a result of delinquency in the society. Indeed, the incident, “Columbine has become a keyword for a complex set of emotions surrounding youth, risk, fear, and delinquency in 21st Century America” (Muschert, 2007). The theorist Stein (2000) labeled “Columbine” a representation for the “crisis of youth” society.
Thus, considering the rising publicity and public sentiments regarding “school shootings,” the researchers have been figuring out the different Continue reading...

The primary impression of this book by Oscar Wilde is encompassed by the phrase that is spoken by the giant that he has many beautiful flowers, but the most beautiful of all flowers are children. In this tale, Wilde infuses parables in order to emulate the way that Jesus would have combined a story with a message. Wilde was not conventionally a very religious person; however, the concepts about faith and sermons used to fascinate him. He was fascinated by the thought of Jesus speaking in parables; this explains the reason he used puzzles in a similar way to Continue reading...

Probation is a form of a legal system that is used to correct minor offenders, instead of sending them to prison or jail (Abaninsky 5). The court system of various states has different regulations that specify when an offender is supposed to be put under probation and when they should be sent to jail (GOV.UK 1). When the court system puts a person under probation, the person is allowed to interact with the community, but has to report to a correctional facility (Shearer 33). Shearer points out that when a person is put under the supervision of a correctional Continue reading...

Introduction

Healthcare practitioners in the present day healthcare system face a myriad of dilemmas. The advances in technology and research in health issues facilitates new solutions to problems previously thought impossible. The public receives these solutions differently, they accept some while they reject others. The criterion of accepting or rejecting solutions has its basis on ethical standards. Ethics refers to a body of life principles and moral standards that direct the society when approaching the decision making process. Ethics is the moral calipers of what is right and what is wrong. It therefore follows that an ethical issue in healthcare Continue reading...

The ethical arguments associated with capital punishment are vast, making the issue a heavily contested one. Despite the list of arguments in favour of the death penalty, it is doubtful that there are any circumstances in which ending a person’s life as a result of punishment for a crime is suitable. The United States is renowned as being a respectable, fair democracy among the globe and it seems nonsensical that parts of it can still be supporting, and practicing, such an out-of-date punishment as the death penalty. Despite strong arguments in favour of capital punishment, it can rarely Continue reading...

During the start of the 21st century, the juvenile courts were able to address an estimated number of 1.7 million delinquency cases or about 4,600 cases for every day (Campaign for Youth Justice, 2012, p.1). The number of juveniles being arrested dropped by 16% from 1999 to 2008, which may reflect the benefits of the juvenile court system (Campaign for Youth Justice, 2012, p.1). However, out of the 250,000 juveniles being tried and sentenced every year, those who were transferred to the adult system were 34% more likely to commit re-offense than those who remained in the Continue reading...

Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird has both received critical acclaim has well as critical interest. Such criticism focuses on the “repetitive insistence on the themes of racism, sexism, and the ‘coming of age’ typology of the novel” (Murray 75). Nonetheless, the renewal of such critical interest underscores its pedagogical currency for high school and college level courses. The story focuses on the protagonist Scout, an intelligent yet confident young tomboy who transforms from an innocent child into a compassionate and mature person as a result of several events that force her to question her moral compass. Raised Continue reading...

CONTENTS

Introduction 3

Overview of the Code 4
Corruption and Unfair Competition Practices 4
Confidentiality 6
Ethics, legality, and morality 6
Discussion and Conclusion. 9
Introduction
Together with corporate constitutional documents, a code of conduct is one of the most important instruments of an enterprise. It outlines social norms, rules and responsibilities often organization, which should be followed by its employees and suppliers. In accordance with the definition developed by the international Federation of Accountants, a code of conduct should contain principles, better standards, behavior and rules that define the decisions, systems of organizations and procedures in a way, which is Continue reading...

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Wastewater treatment defined

Wastewater treatment is a process that involves the removal of contaminants present in industrial, surface runoff, commercial, sewer inflow/infiltration, agricultural, and/or domestic effluents before reuse or discharge into the environment (CAEPA, 2015; Templeton and Butler, 2011).

Constituents of wastewater

Water forms a large percentage of the constituents of wastewater. Other likely constituents of wastewater include toxins such as agricultural and domestic pesticides, herbicides, poisonous substances and so forth; water; insoluble organic matter such as leaves, papers, food remains, feces, and so forth; soluble organic matter such as sugar, drugs, urea, proteins, and so forth; pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and other Continue reading...

Introduction

A glimpse into historical records, it is ostensive that accounts of human civilization is replete with incidences of warfare - warfare that in most cases culminate into war crimes and crimes against humanity (Scherrer, sec. 1). Such notable events take in the Nazi revelation in Europe, the perpetual civil wars in Africa, interstate missile threats, and nuclear crises, and the never-ending cycle of conflicts in Middle East. Records further reveal that humanity customarily wage these hostilities against neighbor empires, nations, cultures, or peoples. In the course of the war, it is customary, that the subjugated societies grow into subjects Continue reading...

Is the Multiculturalism good or bad for women?

Abstract:
Multicultural world is what we have today. Nowadays, there is a huge wave of immigrants all over the world every year. Many women are integrating into the absolutely another culture, because of many reasons, in most cases, because of better work placements, higher education, high social worth of women's labor in law-full enfranchisement and activity for the wife, annulment of special criminal regulations affecting women, franchise for women. Big percent of those immigrants are political refugees. Countries that easily accept immigrants and have special immigration policies are becoming or already are multicultural. Still, the main question is open: Continue reading...

The genre of the heist film is a very particular and entertaining sub-set of crime film; as with any genre, there are a series of conventions that must be followed (Maltby 85). In this genre, the protagonists are often a rag-tag team of criminals of various allegiances and skills, who assemble in order to pull off an intricate ‘job’ involving meticulous planning and all manner of twists and turns. Most intriguing in the genre of the heist film is when directors and filmmakers play with the concept of time within these films; as the structure of heist movies is Continue reading...

PRACTICUM FILED

Working with an intern for the first time gave me a lot of knowledge and insights about the art therapy session and its process. The observation process in the beginning enabled me to observe not only the actions of interns but also the clients’ reactions and behaviors. Although the process was able to help me establish a general idea about the clients’ personalities, I still found it insufficient for obtaining information about the clients’ background and family history.
Luckily, when it was already time for me to lead the whole art therapy sessions, I felt ready and confident. During Continue reading...

Introduction

Genetically modified organisms are those created through transgenic modifications – “transferring genetic material between non-similar organisms” (Evenson and Santaniello 201). Transgenic modifications originated with the discovery of the recombinant DNA (rDNA) in the 1960s that prompted aggressive scientific experiments on the genetic structure of organisms through biotechnology. Evenson and Santaniello define biotechnology as the use of biological organisms to address human problems” such as food shortages due to the burgeoning global population (201). This technology faces criticism on the basis that GMO foods may pose irreversible dangers to health and the environment. The lack of transparency regarding genetic modification has Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

When people think of ancient Rome they may reflect on its vast architecture, like the Coliseum, they may recall famous figures of history, like Julius Caesar, or see it as the modern center of the Catholic religion and the home of their leader, the pope. However, one of the most common and familiar topic that arises when discussing ancient Rome, is their religion The Roman pantheon of Gods, including names like Jupiter, Venus and Mars, still represent power, divinity and magic. You will see their inclusion in advertising, sports teams and organizations, over the course of the years of Continue reading...

Over the years, the nature of sex education in our schools has changed quite radically, but a controversy between approaches still rages on. It probably all began with a scientific (and short) discussion of the birds and the bees, perhaps in a biology class—or no discussion at all--and it has evolved into the offering, in some states, of in-depth comprehensive sexuality classes wherein pleasure, desire, and emotions are addressed, along with birth control, homosexuality, and the avoidance of STD’s and HIV/AIDS. The teaching of total abstinence until marriage is still very prevalent too, though this approach has Continue reading...

“The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe” come from the vision of C.S. Lewis when he was sixteen years old. The vision was not spiritual or prophetic, but was simply a strange mental picture of a mythical half goat and half man or a Faun, who carried an armload of packages while he sheltered himself with an umbrella in a snowy wooded area. The innocent, but strange vision stayed with Lewis for many years. His fascination with evacuees and the idea of uprooting these children and sending them away from their homes also added to Continue reading...