The Greatest Military Leader Of All Time

In human history through time, the male would be out in the world, leaving his mark. But because of Jeff’s injury, he has to rely on the female figures of the movie. This is leaving him with the sense of temporary castration and without any sexual desires. He has to replace his stimulus with whatever he can: in this instance, watching his neighbours leading their lives. His need for voyeurism has reached the point of perversion. In the beginning of the film, after he takes a look around the neighbourhood, his leg itches him. He relieves it with a wooden spoon and his motion reminds me of masturbation. His face lights with satisfaction, like he had just relieved himself.

From the vantage point of the present, it is easy to look back at the tenure of any great leader and draw conclusions about just what it was that made him/her great. We can examine the circumstances under which their leadership flourished; piece together what we know of their character and personality traits; delve into the factors that may have driven them; and dissect their leadership style all in an effort to pinpoint the source of their success. The ‘Great Man’ theory, popular in the 19th century and now thoroughly debunked, held that leaders are born, not made; suggesting that men like George Washington, Martin Luther King Jr., and Winston Churchill were born with the innate capacity to change the world (Landis,

Many people would not hear the words “good leader” and “Adolf Hitler” in the same sentence. Nor would anyone usually say that Mahatma Gandhi was an aggressive leader. Both past leaders show many similar leadership qualities, but the way they broadcasted their ideologies diverges severely. Many world leaders possess the qualities of authority, but none can quite be a perfect commander. In fact, there is no such thing as a perfect leader. No commander can perfectly lead a division into battle, and no chief can perfectly manage his tribe. For every strength of a good leader, a flaw exists. There is no impeccable image of a leader.

Shortly after the birth of his brother the Dahmer family relocated to Ohio for a job opportunity offered to his father. After they moved Jeffrey really started to exhibit signs of introversion with his lack of engagement in activities, not having many friends, and missing emotions. His parents attempted to get Dahmer involved by signing him up for tennis, soccer, and 4-H. At age 10 Jeffrey began his fascination with dead animals. The young boy would ride his bicycle around the neighborhood, and pick up any road kill he could find. Dahmer would then dissect the deceased animals to observe their internal anatomy. Likewise, he would scrape the flesh off the animals’ bones, and then preserve them to keep as a memento. When Jeffrey was around 14 his fantasies of necrophilia began, this also involved the calamitous period of his parents’ marriage. The psychological stress of the demise of his parents’ marriage really weighed heavily on the young adolescent. It was during the time of puberty where Dahmer discovered his homosexual identity. Jeffrey did not expose his sexuality to his family, but did engage in a relationship with another male during this pubescent

As a teenager he started to develop a sexuality toward men. He became the class clown and was outwardly a model student, very nice to adults and very polite to teachers. However, his sexual fantasies continued to traumatized him and drove him to drinking. Taking a psychoanalytic perspective his life began to mirror one of the three basic situations that result in crime. He was efficiently repressing his guilt and Id for his sexuality towards men, until it led to an “explosion” of acting out behavior. Right after he graduated from high school, the repression lead to his first kill. His desires which were held down for so long became so overwhelming that they overtook his superego and ego and ran wild. After killing his first victim soon after high school his killing spree that took the lives of seventeen people began and didn’t end until he was caught thirteen years later.

I know that I have to memorize a paragraph to humbly ask you for a charge book entry, but I will rather speak from my heart. I really appreciate all the time, guidance, advise, and knowledge that you provide me during your tour in HSM-35. Without any doubt, you were the BEST Command master Chief that I ever work for. You always had a conversation for me, either professionally, sports , politics or even Puerto Rico mess up economy. Not matter what was the conversation, I did enjoyed every single one of them; why, because you always taught me a lesson or gave me solutions regardless the difficulty of the topic.

Lionel and Joyce Dahmer became parents to a baby boy named Jeffery Dahmer who was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on May 21, 1960. During Jeffrey’s adolescent years, until the age of 4; he was described as a happy and content kid. As the years went on, Jeffery’s parents gave birth to another baby boy and along with that; Jeffrey moved quite frequently creating a sense of instability in his life. Now with a new sibling and frequent moves in his life Jeffery’s parents started noticing how disengaged and withdrawn he had become. Dahmer had an awkwardness about him that often led to his inability to socialize with other kids and left him alone and without friends. Once Mr. Dahmer was in his teens he began to experience compulsions toward necrophilia particularly after his parents’ divorce.

The divorce of Dahmer’s parents heightened his suffering causing an increase in his social isolation and withdrawn behavioral characteristics. Jeffrey was unable to keep control at this point in his life and this was also the starting point for his murders as he committed his first murder within the same year of his parents’ divorce. Per Davis (1998), Dahmer explained this was when he first began to have fantasies of killing people. Dahmer used killing as an outlet for himself while he attempted to control his fears of abandonment, loneliness, and neglect. The time surrounding his parents’ divorce resulted in many changes for Dahmer that he had difficulty adjusting to, these were changes out of his control and he was powerless. His life was crumbling around him and Dahmer’s method of gaining control was to control others.

Jeffrey Dahmer’s life as a boy never indicated the horrific trouble that would follow., Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on May 21, 1960 his parents Lionel and Joyce Dahmer were overjoyed. For the first six years of his life Jeffrey seemed completely normal in every way (Lassieur 87). In middle school Dahmer was often associated with the social Misfits. In High school Jeff was described by his peers as “the loneliest kid in school.” Counselors described Dahmer as a barbed wire portrait of a devil minded teen with Divorcing and Neglectful parents. Dahmer was mimicked and often did imitations of cerebral palsy victims (“My Friend” 65). In January 1979, Dahmer enlisted in the army having begun and dropped out of college. In the Army, Dahmer kept to himself and drank most of the time. Just months before his three year enlistment time was over, Dahmer was discharged for alcohol and drug abuse, this is when his downward spiral began (Lassieur 90).

Throughout history, humanity has been under the influence of a variety of different leaders: moral, tyrannical, weak, and strong. Yet, while reflecting on the past, we seldomly ever call a leader a truly “good leader.” A major reason for the scarcity of this title is that we simply cannot agree upon what characterizes as a “good leader.” Is a “good leader” suppose to be perfect? Left-brained? Merciful? We have such a hard time answering this simple question because, we, as humans are complex beings. We cannot simply classify anyone as “good” or “bad” because humans are not consistent in their behaviors; there will always be exceptions to whatever argument we make. Yet, there are and can be “good leaders”, although we may a hard time defining what one may be. For the sake of objectivity , let us look at a simpler leader who has only few clear

There are varieties of leadership styles. Niccolo Machiavelli and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, are opposites in their characterization of what makes a good leader. One justifies that the “end justifies the means” while the other directs us that “it is wrong to use immoral means to attain moral ends” (King). I agree with the latter of the two believing that the first one burns bridges, while the latter builds them. However, both leadership styles exist today.

Leadership is something that people are born with. It is an inherent charm and it doesn’t hide even if you want to hide it. There is a leader amongst us and he or she is the one that leads other people to great things by inspiring and motivating people to do good deeds. Leadership has been described as “a process of social influence in which one person can enlist the aid and support of others in the accomplishment of a common task”. This way a leader can decide what work goes in and goes out. Good leaders in history have left a mark in walks of life. But great leaders, they’re different. Great leaders have the ability to make each and every individual re-think their life decisions and choices by

What is a leader? This question has been asked throughout history and yet there is still no globally consistent understanding of what it means to be a great leader. Meriam Webster’s Dictionary and the Macmillan English Dictionary both define a leader as someone who goes out in front and shows the way. However, do leaders always lead from the front? Renowned generals did not succeed by charging at the front line of battle. Instead they devised a plan and led their armies from the rear. In the course of history leadership has taken many forms. From Caesar to Jesus, Hitler to Lincoln, great leaders have had an incredible impact.

His background and early life mentioned earlier proves his actions of aggression and impulsivity. His diagnosis is ASPD comorbid with substance abuse, and accompanied with sadistic, necrophilia, and obsessive features. The sadistic and obsessive feature comes from his sexual pleasure to harm and control others. Also his obsessive features can be linked with his canabalism. “Dahmer reported that he felt an intense need of consuming the flesh of the dead body in order to incoporate the other in his own self, and he experienced this as a sexual sense of closeness and unification” (Martens,2011, pg.504). His necrophilia feature has been present sense his early adolescence. His low self-esteem, and unsocial behaviors may have easily led him down the path to developing ASPD and his other features. Jeffery’s mother also “suffered from hysteria, depression, suicidal

Erwin Rommel was one of Germany’s greatest commanders. Born in Heidenheim, Germany, on 15 November 1891, Erwin Rommel was referred to as "the People 's Marshal" by his countrymen. Having a long career in the military, he began his service in World War I, where he cut his teeth in combat as a young infantry officer. Over his career, Rommel received several nicknames, none more famous than “The Desert Fox”, given to him by the British soldier he fought against in the deserts of Africa during World War II.