Roger Lefeevre

Pierre Bourdieu’s theories of social power centered around the stratification of the class structure. He explained that a person’s habitus (mental filter) is shaped by the practices and behaviours that surround them. He is clear to state that one’s habitus is not created individually, but is acquired through the internalization of the interactions around them. This habitus in turn shapes how a person sees the world and how they present themselves in it (Appelrouth & Edles, 2016, p. 448). Similar to standpoint theory, Bourdieu believed that an individual’s viewpoint is determined by their position within a social space or field. In “Practical Reason: On the Theory of Action”, Bourdieu states that, “Social space is constructed in such

Ryan Seiders is 41 years old, Co-Founder and President of YETI. Making fishing rods was his previous work, which is a fly rod company for eight years. Roy Seiders, Co-Founder and Chairman of YETI, now 37 years old. He was selling aluminum shallow-water bay boats and high-end imported coolers to customers.

I was totally agreed with the textbook's idea of referred gender as psychological, and sex as biological. I do believe that gender is something relates to the culture and people's perception of what a certain gender supposed to do. For instance, parents tend to give their baby girls pink rooms, give baby boys blue rooms; they are also likely to buy dolls for girls, but not for boys. This topic about sex and gender reminds me of a commercial that I used to watch. It was produced by a brand named "Always". In the ad, participants were asked to do things like how do girls run, fight, and so on. When asked for run like a girl, adolescent girls respond with almost exactly the same way. When it turned to younger girls, who have not been socialized

The most common fact from all these photos is that people are willing to protect child and woman in prior. One of the most interesting pictures to me is Sergey Ponomarev’s photo. In the photo, the man tries to protect his child from police beatings and tear gas at the border crossing in Horgos, Serbia. The man might be injured in the accident in respect that his face is bleeding. Even though he is not able to open his eyes due to the blood, he is not releasing his arm from his child but rather holding the child’s head and leg.

VoIP systems implementation challenges consist of interoperability between multiple voice and data standards; networks transmission characteristics and protocols; regulatory guidelines and maintenance issues. (voip.com, 2006). These exist on top of connection used over satellite to Riordan's China location.

The application of perceiving the value of others through the action of love may be one possible tactic in protecting one’s self against a subliminal decision, such as Tate’s. In support, Victor Frankl claims that through loving another, one enables the “beloved” to “actualize” his/her own “potentialities” (111). This process assists in the transition to mutualism because by “making [the beloved] aware of what [he/she] can be and of what [he/she] should become” both sides thrive (112). An antithesis to this phenomenon is King Lear’s mistake of relinquishing his kingdom to his two daughters who love him least, but flatter him most. Through his oversight, he estranges the daughter who loves and honors him, yet refuses to flatter him (Shakespeare).

In the Spring of 1919, Roger Quilter published Three Shakespeare Songs. The following year, two supplementary songs were added to the cycle, and renamed Five Shakespeare Songs. Known for his extensive song literature, Quilter’s Five Shakespeare Songs were inspired by Richard Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder. Known for long legato lines and technical demand, Quitler employs the distinctive use of text and colour to express unequivocal emotion in the vocal line. The use of English literature further re-itterates the impressive and colloquial piece “Under The Greenwood Tree”. The pastoral song ridicules the questionable happiness of living in nature. As the vocalist calls “ Who loves to lie with me …. Come hither, come hither …” Quitler’s accented quarter

Have you ever heard about the great filmmaker Francesco Rosario Capra? Perhaps you’ve heard of his 1946 film “It’s a Wonderful Life” (Laurie Boeder)? Or his 1941 film “Meet John Doe” (Laurie Boeder)? These two are just a few films of his great work. Capra was a unique filmmaker. He struggled to keep his dream alive and managed to become one of the most successful filmmakers ever.

Anton Lavoisier proved the law of conservation of matter. His experiments on the nature of chemical reactions showed that matter is neither gained nor lost in a chemical reaction. His findings indicated that the mass of the reactants in a chemical reaction is always the same as the mass of the products. Ernest Rutherford used the gold foil experiment and concluded that the atom is made mostly of empty space and has a positively charged center called the

Francois Quesnay was the founder of the economic system that eventually was called the physiocratic system. He was born on June 4, 1694 in Paris, France. His father was a country lawyer that didn 't get payed very much money. Francois didn 't receive any financial aid from his family to get an education. In result of no education, he didn 't learn how to read until he was twelve years old. However, he was able to gain some knowledge of medicine as a young adult. In 1718, at the age of only 24, he started practicing medicine in the village of Mantes. Between 1730 and 1758, he began to write several medical papers that contained very original contributions from well-known people.

Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninoff was a composer, pianist and conductor from Russia. He was one of the best Russian composer, the last brilliant Russian representative late Romanticism. He was influenced by Rimsky-Korsakov, Tchaikovsky and other Russian musicians given way to a completely private idiomatically, with lyrical qualities, breath, building of ingenuity, characteristic orchestral feelings. Vocalise No. 14, Op. 34, was a song of Sergei Rachmaninoff, composed on the 1910s, his last "Fourteen Songs" Op. 34. Written for soprano and tenor with piano,it do not have any words.Antonina Nezhdanova decided how to sing

Gustave Courbet’s life runs between 1819-1877.His artwork, “The Painters studio” was painted in the years 1854 and 1855. In September ‘54, the Crimean war had started, British and French against the Russians. This work is an oil painting on a 361 x 598 cm canvas, and its location is at the Musee d’Orsay in Paris.

Throughout history, there have been several perspectives on what radical happiness is and the question of its attainability. Jacques Lusseyran is a specific figure in history that I will focus on, as many of his thoughts regarding happiness display similarities with those of Frankl, Ricard, Fromm, and others. Jacques Lusseyran, born in Paris, was an author, professor, and founder of a French resistance group called “The Volunteers of Liberty” during World War II. At a young age, Lusseyran had an optimistic perspective on life and its beauty, even after he was blinded. When he was seven years old, he was involved in an accident at his school in which he fell and hit the edge of a desk. The accident left him permanently blind, marking a tragic

Nikolai Kardashev, a Russian scientist, created a scale that groups civilizations based on their energy consumption. The goal in creating this scale was to help scientists find and compare possible alien civilizations. Moreover, the Kardashev scale consists of three different types of civilizations, Type I, Type II, and a Type III civilization. Lucky for us we don’t rank on his scale. We would be considered a type 0 civilization. Meaning we harness energy from our home planet, but not to its full potential. In the upcoming paragraphs everyone will be able to see the steps needed to transform our Type 0 civilization into a Type III

VoIP is a relatively new technology and so the benefits are just beginning to be realized. VoIP technology has the ability to completely change the telephone industry as we know it. Big changes are in store for the way we use telephones and this section will address some of the changes to expect. Obstacles still stand in the way of progression and there are problems that need to be addressed before this technology can take over.