Civilization And Barbarism By Caudillo

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In his book, Carnage and Culture, Victor Davis Hanson, a military historian and professor at California State University, reasons that the west and its armies have been the most lethal and effective force in the world because of the inseparability between armies and their cultures. He illustrates the cultural superiority of the west by explaining the tenets of western society (freedom, citizenship, right to property, capitalism, and individualism) and applies them to nine landmark battles in which the west take part. Hanson uses “the term ‘Western’ to refer to the culture of classical antiquity that arose in Greece and Rome; survived the collapse of the Roman Empire; spread to western and northern Europe; then during the great periods of exploration and colonization of the fifteenth through nineteenth centuries expanded to the

In Chapter 15, “Yali’s People,” of Jared Diamond’s Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, the author explains that although Native Australians showed a head start with some early technology, they were soon conquered by Europe. Diamond goes on to explain why and how Australia and New Guinea became to be seen as “backward” states. Diamond explains that although there was a rise in population due to the development of agriculture, they were unable to progress as much as Europeans due to biological and geographical factors.

In Chapter 15, “Yali’s People,” of Jared Diamond’s Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, the author explains that although Native Australians showed a head start with some early technology, they were soon conquered by Europe. Diamond goes on to explain why and how Australia and New Guinea became to be seen as “backward” states. Diamond explains that although there was a rise in population due to the development of agriculture, they were unable to progress as much as Europeans due to biological and geographical factors.

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The frequent depiction of the “Noble Savage” trope has many functions, with its main function being to portray Native Americans as sinless uneducated humans and to make their abusers and torturers seem evil and superior, which in most cases the torturers are indeed evil. Bartolomé de Las Casas and Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca use the “Native Savage” trope for different reasons, which makes their portrayal different, and not because they are writing about different tribes and groups of Native Americans. The “Noble Savage” is a very common adaptation of Native Americans, but the definition isn’t as pretty as the name of the trope may seem to be.

With many resources and reasons, African slave experience numerous of punishment during their time period of slavery. As they crossed from Africa towards the West Indies their encounters experience of starvation, mistreated, beaten, sexual harassment and torments from Europeans slave’s dealers, owners, master and their own kind. Breaking the law or even working slow was a punishments. Especially for runaways slaves. Two primary sources advertisement that explained the hardship of slavery is document one. Documents one is an “advertisement come from New London (Connecticut) on March 30, 1764” and Documents 2 is a “Broadside advertisement that

The article “Of Pain, Predators, and Pleasure” was written by Walter Isaacs and published in “Essay Essentials with Readings” in 2014. In this article is saying that fly fishing is one of the good leisure. Walter Isaacs said, fly fishing is fine although it is so cruel to fishes. He argued that three reason for why fly fishing is still good. The first point is that he enjoys the fly fishing as his hobby even if it is like torture to fishes. Secondly, he believed that he is better than other predator. The last point is that he is balancing the ecosystem by catching the fish (Isaacs, 2014). However, the article is ineffective because of Isaacs’ use of pathos, logical fallacies, and informal tone.

The book, Germs, Guns, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies, by Jared Diamond, shows how different cultures followed different courses of history. The book also looks at how Europe became the superpower it is and how it evolved faster than other cultures at the time. This is because some environments provide more favorable conditions for new societies than other environments. Diamond says there are four main reasons the Europeans rose to power and were able to expand across the globe. The first reason is because the continent of Europe has different animals and plants ready for domestication meaning more food which lead to a larger population. The second reason is there were more technology and innovation from all the domestication of

Since these men were not born with the intent to implement such cruel treatments, societal norms pressured them into doing so. They were so blinded by society that their inhumane actions became morally justified to a point, where they can never realign their moral values. Slaves, however, are a different story, because they have the potential to grow morally regardless of their degenerated conditions. By gaining the education they were denied of, they make themselves aware of their dismal life, causing them to take action and fight for their once nonexistent freedom. Today, people constantly share idealistic yet horrific perceptions. As they conform to these ideals, they deny themselves of adopting moral beliefs and instead, accept immoral injustices-- perceiving them as virtuous. In having to wish to gain something, the pursuers become corrupted in their own ambitions. Such change brings them to the point of no return-- a point in which the dangers of pursuing one’s desires can only create monsters by the savages that are themselves. In spite of how perfect a society may be, balance exists between what is beautiful and horrific, like a rose with its elegant petals yet destructive

Business contingency and continuity of operations plan are vital to business, especially those reliant on digital media. Whether through nature events or the more likely interruption of computer systems and networks, a disruption of any type is a serious business concern. A disruption can harm operational revenue, services, supply-chain, and reputation. Any of the preceding effects from a disruption could possibly be severe enough to mean the end of business as a going concern. To avoid severe or long term damaging disruption, a comprehensive contingency plan can provide a guide for how resources and personnel will be

Questions have circulated for centuries concerning foreigners and their role in society. Who are the foreigners? What differentiates them from us? Should they be treated as enemies or allies? And maybe the most important question of all, how did this categorization of foreigners begin? In his work Enemies of Civilization: Attitudes toward Foreigners in Ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, and China, Mu-chou Poo attempts to answer many of the questions that have remained unanswered about foreigners by comparing how they were viewed and treated in three of the world’s greatest ancient civilizations. He sets out to define foreign and familiar, gain insight into how these great societies used their knowledge and opinion of foreigners to assimilate or ostracize them, and discover how this information can be used to correct modern views of foreignness. But before evaluating the content of the work, there is merit in evaluating the author, his style, and the extent of his knowledge on the subject in question.

In Civilization and Its Discontents, Sigmund Freud composes essentially to look at the relationship between the individual and society. Through Freud's examination of the relationship, a more profound comprehension of the intricacy of mental life is figured it out. Freud starts to add to the relationship ahead of schedule in the work by portraying the most primitive acknowledge of self and the most primitive acknowledge of the outside world. He further adds to this relationship through the pondering of sexual yearning and its associations with adoration, which he claims, lead to the arrangement of families and after that later gatherings of humankind that came to include development all in all. Through inquiries raised concerning society, society, history and the self, Freud has the capacity portray a kind of guide of the brain. This guide Freud delineates further empowers him to build up a comprehension of the relationship in the middle of human advancement and the person.

Waiting For The Barbarians” by J.M Coetzee is a novel that truly helps the world understand how colonization might just be the worst thing human has done to destroy other civilizations culture and respect. “The Empire “ is a nation that is set up to have a centralized government. The capital is where all the power is contain and then there are other subunits of smaller governments such as the magistrate who rules the frontier of the whole country. The magistrate lives and guard a town on the frontier and from his years there everything been peaceful with the barbarians. However, once the third Berru which is a powerful branch of government arrive to town everything changes. Violence, torture, and chao overwhelmingly flood the town and the rest of the capital. Resulting in major realization of how colonization is a pattern of destruction that can be seen in this novel and in real life. A close resemblances of The Empire is The Song Dynasty which begins from 960 to 1279 and share a common barbarian enemies known as the mongols who are from Mongolia which is north of China. The Song Dynastie follows many of The Empires principles that eventually causes internal demolition.