Coexistence

This article describes the relationship between two disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and substance use disorders (SUD). It focuses on whether the severity of PTSD is affected by SUD and the extent of the individual’s drug addiction. In doing so, the research offers important information about “how one disorder affects the development of the other and how they affect the therapeutic progress and development of the person” (Papastavrou, Farmakas, Karayiannis, & Kotrotsiou, 2011). The

could be peaceful coexistence.  At the end of the seventh line he say the word “defy”. This implies that they are not rebelling but are just standing their ground for what is right and what is good for them, it is not saying that we need to go out there and rebel against these people but merely we need to defy these people. This is a non-violent way to deal with this manner which is one of the themes that Claude is calling out for. A non-violent solution for peaceful coexistence.  During the eighth

the documentary, Trick or Treaty?, Alanis Obomsawin illustrates how the history of treaties oppresses Aboriginal peoples and limits their rights. Treaties are meant to be a mutual agreement between two parties that plan to share and prosper in coexistence. However, the treaty between the Indigenous and the Europeans transforms into the surrender of land, one that the Indigenous peoples do not know of until 25 years later, Dr. John Long states (Obomsawin “Trick or Treaty?”). Drastic measures must

Although many people in the United States believe Native Americans are living comfortably on the reservations, the reality is the complete opposite, in most situations. The harsh living conditions of Native Americans has been heavily ignored, since the time these reservations were being bordered and isolated, and is still the case in the present. Not only are the people living in the United States not aware of this, or do not seem to care about it, mainly because it would not affect a person’s lifestyle

The Savior One can be so righteous, but can they consider themselves righteous enough to consider themselves a prophet? In this untitled painting from the video game Bioshock: Infinite, there’s an elderly man by the name of Zachery Hale Comstock who appears to be leading an entire group of people to what seems like heaven. Comstock has come from a background so troubling that he had to change his original name to what it is now. The people in the painting follow Comstock to the heaven-like city

In Harper Lee’s, To Kill a Mockingbird, Jeremy Atticus Finch (Jem) plays the role of Scout (Jean Louise) Finch’s older brother and is the son of Atticus Finch. Jem ages from 10 to 13 throughout the story. Jem is the typical young boy who loves sports and does not back down in any situations at the beginning of the story. He demonstrates the idea of courage and bravery and that way his thoughts about bravery changes through the course of the story. His initial ideas of bravery is completing a dare

Science and religion have, since the Enlightenment, been part in a constant struggle and debate based on their legitimacy and their coexistence. Mostly Christianity has been criticized in this discussion due to the extreme positions some followers might have, but also most scholars still today have a Christian background or still follow the Christian cults. The coexistence of science and religion poses an ethical problem since many deeply believe in the absolute truth science can provide on the long

decision, one can conclude that Mandela was wise and thought about the nation’s future. The decisions were based on the good of South African people. These leadership qualities show his interest in fighting for human rights and future peaceful coexistence. Refusing to stand for presidency for a second term perceives Mandela as an outstanding representative of human potential for good (Nelson 44). When was elected for the first term, nelson Mandela concluded would not run for presidency for a second

In “Beyond Good and Evil”, Nietzsche reveals the two primary forms of morality, this would be the master morality and slave morality. In the lecture we discussed Nietzche’s fatalism he believed that events people are fated, so each individual is fated to either have a master or slave type morality. The master morality is the morality of the people, who are strong willed people. The ‘good’ is the strong, powerful and the noble, whereas the ‘evil’ is the cowardly, powerless and meek. The essence of

Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a novel that takes place in Nigeria in the igbo region. Adichie tells a story about a young girl named Kambili, she and her brother and mother are abused by her father who was very religious. The story takes place after the time when the British missionaries came to Nigeria to convert the Igbo people to christianity.According to Adichie, the important thing take away from the novel is that the Christian people in Nigeria were very prejudiced against