Desenvolvimento Da Consciencia Humana

The article, Putting Don Carlos Together Again: Treatment of head injury in sixteenth-century written by L.J. Andrew Villalon tells the story behind the treatment of Philip II’s son, Don Carlos. The article begins by explaining the details of the incident that almost caused the prince’s death. The author then goes into a more deeply examination of the treatment itself; he explains the ways in which the physicians took care of the situation and the reaction of the prince. The author talks about the reaction not only from the king but also from the community of Alcala. One of the main topics of the article is how many writers of the time, portrayed the injury of Don Carlos. And how this image persisted so much that it influenced the way in which the community of Alcala and even in modern times we observe the life of Don Carlos.

Capitalism is many things. It is a system of opportunity, and advantages; it is a system with the massive potential gains, as well as the possibility of insurmountable losses. From an ethical outlook, capitalism exudes both good and evil simultaneously, this paper does not look to confirm nor deny any of these truths about capitalism. What is important, rather, is that from a progressive standpoint, the demanding nature of the capitalist society’s consumer, in hand with the constant fluctuation

In the contemporary national imaginary, the military coup of 1964 marks a dip back into the period known (even in textbooks today) as “the years of lead.” In clear opposition to this current and more dominant perception – which by no means is immune from the threat of a revival – regarding the dehumanizing of human life intrinsic to all forms of totalitarianism, there were many sectors of the Brazilian society at that time which welcomed the coup as a kind of salvation for our country. Amongst these sectors there were a variety of religious groups such as the Protestants, whose conservative leaders have propagated the idea that the authoritarian regime would be, as a matter of fact, “a divine intervention in order to save Brazil from communism.” This is what the Pastor Emeritus of the United Presbyterian Church of Brazil, Zwinglio Mota Dias (born in Passa-Quatro, Minas Gerais, and now 74 years old), explains.

With a mentioned idea in mind, it is necessary to underline that the main problem of the narrator is centered on the issue of the medical treatment for women who need a psychological help after a birth-giving. Also, it is important to underline that a physical, as well as mental state of the woman, is formed under the pressure of the particular historical

With industry as the prevailing impetus for wealth in an environment stricken with poverty, division of labor was the saving grace for each individual worker, according to Smith. In fact, the implementation of this change in the labor system was conducive to the attitude of individualism that reasserted the value of each individual within the labor force. The immutable role assigned to every worker in the factory workplace yielded the favorable results of efficiency and thus an increase in production. If an “increase in labour productivity was mainly due to the incorporation of technological innovations and to growing specialization”, it generated an expected and gratifying increase in income (Graulau 132). The push of poverty for higher income acquisition was made possible by the unyielding motivation of self-interest that influenced factory workers to adopt the principle of division of labor which drove the entire factory system to unprecedented success. Hence, the profitable effects of individualism exhibit its foundation of the symbiotic relationship between the community and the

There has been a long standing debate between the socio-economic theories of capitalism and socialism. The current socio-economic system is capitalism but many feel it is not ideal due to the fact that it is based on making a profit. On the other hand, socialism is based on equality of all, which is enacted by paying all workers the same amount of money regardless of occupation. Miriam J. Wells is against capitalism and holds a socialist view point. According to Wells, politics shape the advantages and disadvantages that certain groups of people hold. The government plays an immense role on how things are structured in the fields in order to make a profit based on capitalism. Wells’ argument of capitalism being an unjust system due to

Humanism is the investigation of human social connections and organizations. Humanism's topic is differing, going from wrongdoing to religion, from the family to the state, from the divisions of race and social class to the mutual convictions of a typical society, and from social steadiness to radical change in entire social orders. Binding together the investigation of these different subjects of study is humanism's motivation of seeing how human activity and cognizance both shape and are formed by encompassing social and social structures.

There are at least six types of social classes: 1. Ruling Class; 2. The working class; 3. Middle class (consists of the class of professional people and small and medium-sized enterprise); 4. The self-employed tradesmen class, craftsmen, and artisans; 5. The office workers class; and 6. The Cultural workmen class. He purposely did not include non-class elements like people who are professionally concerned’ with an actual running of the state (politicians, civil servants, judges and military men) because “their place in the social and political system is of crucial importance in the analysis of the relation of the state to society” so it will be discussed

Capitalism is the most influential economic and political system in the world today as it has had a large effect on some of the defining aspects of the world, from abolishing feudal rule as “feudal rulers were continually forced to turn for loans to their resident burghers… by the way the leaders stood this was completely incompatible with feudal rule”. (Heilbroner, 1992, p. 34) And introducing an early version of economic freedom referred to as the society of perfect liberty by Adam Smith. Capitalism, however is a topic of controversy, and has had many critics in the past and will most likely have criticism in the future, debating its effects on society. In the text Twenty-First Century Capitalism, Robert Heilbroner addresses this and speaks about how capitalism serves as a guide for the actions of both the private and public sectors of life, Robert Heilbroner refers to these as the two realms of capitalism in the text, and argues that they are beneficial but at the same time dysfunctional for society. By looking at the relationship between political and economic spheres of capitalism there are clear positive and negative effects on society, but by analysing capitalism’s ability to change, free market systems and the revolutionary changes it has brought to the workplace, it is clear to see that capitalism 's effects on society have been a positive one. Capitalism has also played a role in the separation of the economic sector from the control of the state, which is key to

In the book, the Minister of Education and Health Gustavo Capanema compiled “600 images produced by Brazilian and European photographers” that function as a “propaganda effort that uses various modernist aesthetics to represent the inauguration of the future in the present” (Jaguaraibe 82 - 83). Meaning that during the Vargas Era, a rapid period of modernization was carried out by Brazil’s elite through the use of the science of eugenics to bring the country to a social modernity, which entailed the marginalization of the unwanted slum inhabitants, “mostly poor blacks, prostitutes, and former slaves” (López-Durán 3). The idea of perfecting the country through the exclusion of these marginal inhabitants can be clearly seen in the Obra Getuliana, which presents an organized progressive future in which they are not portrayed (Lissovsky, Pausas Do Destino: Teoria).

Speculations of identities have been contemplated for decades. The natural and humanistic methodologies to personality have each one gotten to be infamous in discovering the science behind demeanor. Abraham Maslow created the chain of command of goals as an issue of he didn 't accept that the procurement hypotheses sufficiently depicted the nature of human conduct. In breaking down every the organic and humanistic speculations, one will see wherever Maslow could are right in this supposition. the crucial impression of humanistic and organic hypotheses change extensively. There region unit some fundamental ideas driving humanistic exploratory order. Humanists have practical experience in this as opposed to survey the past or at the long run. Well individuals should assume liability for themself; regardless of the activities and every individual have characteristic cost. Indeed antagonistic activities don 't refute the value of the individual.

Around that time, I began reading what is perhaps the most important work of literature from my region of Brazil, “Time and the Wind”, or “O Tempo e o Vento”, in Portuguese, by Erico Verissimo. It tells about the history of my home state, Rio Grande

La historia de la eutanasia y el suicidio asistido se inicia desde el griego antiguo, en donde los médicos la utilizaban para realizar abortos frecuentes, homicidios voluntarios e involuntarios de misericordia. Las personas apoyaron la muerte voluntaria y los médicos a menudo dieron a sus pacientes los venenos en su petición.

Debemos tener en cuenta que el gran quemado es un paciente con un alto riesgo de mortalidad, debido no solo a las propias quemaduras, sino a la perdida de la integridad tisular lo cual provoca una inmunosupresión, ya que la piel es la primera barrera del sistema inmunitario. Además estos pacientes suelen tener una gran carga de analgesia debido a el dolor que provocan estas heridas, pese a que las quemaduras de tercer grado está demostrado que no poseen sensibilidad estas suelen estar

Os ídolos da tribo são inerentes à espécie humana. Geralmente confiamos piamente no que os nossos sentidos nos informam, mas poucas vezes percebemos que estas informações são parciais. Cada homem enxerga apenas uma parte da verdade, pois tende a hierarquizar aquilo que é absorvido do mundo exterior. Apenas o que for considerado mais importante é contabilizado, o restante é descartado. Desta forma, a mente humana tende a simplificar a visão do universo através de uma exposição fracionada da realidade. Além disso apresenta fatos deturpados, feitos sob medida para suportar realidades inexistentes.