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Introduction and Issue Definition

The government is desperately trying to reduce maternal and child mortality rates, which have gradually increased in the recent years. Maternal deaths raise a concern in health law, and the clear definition of safe or unsafe abortion has turned out to be a legal issue. It is argued that every person or child has a right to life. However, there is a legal concern when both the mother and child are in danger. It is a crime to abort, but is accepted by the law if both the mother and the child are in danger. Cases of abortion have Continue reading...

Women have long fought against patriarchal dominance in societies around the world. Whether experiencing gender inequality in work, at home, or in society, the battle against sexism and discrimination has been a long and continuous struggle. In Trifles, Susan Glaspell meets these conflicts head on to challenge gender stereotypes and gender inequality. Penned in 1916, Trifles stands against patriarchal domination at a time when women were fighting for their right to vote and have their voices heard (Fisher and Silber). Glaspell contrasts the women’s concerns and compassion with the matter-of-fact dismissal and outright ridicule by the men to Continue reading...

Human rights are defined as moral principles that are inherent to all kinds of individuals, despite their race, color, nationality or sex, due to the basic fact that they are human beings. These rights are all interdependent, related to one another, and indivisible. Universal human rights are often assured by customary or international law, treaties, general principles, and other bodies that deal with these issues. International human rights provide the obligations that ensure governments act or refrain from certain behaviors so that the fundamental freedoms and rights of human beings are promoted and protected. This paper seeks to discuss Continue reading...

Personal Perception of the Advanced Practice Role

My understanding of the advanced practice role is that it refers to modified codes of practice within the nursing profession. As such, I believe that the advanced practice role is a guideline within the nursing practice, which governs the modern practice.

Definition of the Advanced Practice Nursing

According to Barker, there has been confusion concerning the definitional distinction between ‘advanced practice nursing’ and the ‘advanced nursing practice’. Certainly, this has brought some misunderstandings. To clear the air, he defines advanced practice nursing as,

Any form of nursing intervention, which influences the healthcare outcomes for the individuals or populations (Barker, 2009).

He further specifies some of the interventions for the nurses. Ideally, these responses include the direct care of the individual patients and Continue reading...

A Few Good Men is a film by Rob Reiner that shows a scandal that had occurred in Guantanamo Bay. The story revolves around two Marines accused or slaying their colleague. The film attempts to understand whether the killing was manslaughter or murder. It also attempts to identify whether the accused Marines followed orders from their superiors or not. The accused were Harold Dawson and Louden Downey. Dawson and Downey are accused of killing Private William Santiago using a piece of fabric that caused his respiratory problems. JoAnne Galloway, a lawyer and a marine investigator believes that the suspects Continue reading...

There are numerous films that glorify masculinity, that feature well built-man showing off their toned bodies and indulging in macho violence and behavior. Apart from the very outward showing of machoism in the movies, there are also elements of the bro-code; highlighting their supremacy, never letting their brother down and an undisguised hatred for homosexuality. Ravenous is one such movie where the levels of testosterone is sky high and is set in a very macho environment of the Mexican-American war. Although it has a tough-guy subject and deals with horror and cannibalism, it is also a movie where there Continue reading...

The majority of Richard Ford’s The Sportswriter is set in a quiet and predictable middle class suburb of New Jersey. However, an important part of the narrative takes place in Detroit, Michigan, and this setting plays a more symbolic and important role in the story. Ford went to Michigan State, and went on to teach middle school English in Flint, and it is clear that Ford is intimately familiar with the region. The novel’s protagonist, Frank Bascombe, is an overly-cerebral depressed writer, with a dead son and a failed marriage. Ford uses the setting of Detroit to Continue reading...

Intellectual Property

Intellectual Property
Freedom of expression involves seeking, receiving and sharing of information and ideas through different mediums. Intellectual property is a work of the mind such as art, books and films. Intellectual properties are protected under patent law in the case of inventions, copyrights in the case of artwork and trade secret for critical business ideas. The law protects our privacy and gives us the right to control information about ourselves. The contradiction, however, comes about on the right to information privacy, which is the right to control communications of personally identifiable information about someone or simply, the rights Continue reading...

Introduction

The society remains with puzzles on the absolute status of any human rights found in the constitutional human rights legislations. The right to life in most cases refers to the ethical consideration for anyone to either commit murder or have his life go through euthanasia. The phenomenon of euthanasia occurs when one suffers from the terminal illness which becomes costly for the family members. It also takes place when the doctors fail to revive the patient suffering from the terminal illness. Therefore, Euthanasia may be understood as suicide assistance from medical practitioners due to risks involved in the life. Continue reading...

In my original paper, I wrote about the two classes I had taken and their effect on my general learning experience. The two classes I discusses were a class called Global Comparative Literature and one called the Solar System. The first class was about short stories originating form all over the world. This class involved a great deal of reading and applying meaning to these stories. I expected this course to assist me in my major because the stories come from all over the world. This way, I can learn to think about my sport in a variety of Continue reading...