Indignation

Since the shooting of Cecil the Lion by Dr Walter Palmer in July, 2015 in Zimbabwe the idea of trophy hunting has been placed under a critical eye by the international audience. In an opinion piece entitled “Why killing lions like Cecil may actually be good for conservation”, published in the conversation in late July 2015, Nikki Rust and Diogo Verissimo mark their support of the continuation of trophy hunting in African countries such as Zimbabwe, due to the positives of the industry. In opposition

“Your imagination, your initiative, and your indignation will determine whether we build a society.” Our society may not have all of this thing the would be required to build a society. Imagination help us think outside the box for different type of answers to a problems. Initiative to show us the good from bad thing that can affect our society. Indignation is the thing that is stopping us from being good society. “We have the opportunity to move not

of injustice as defined in the book. She asks herself why is it that her chances of getting a job are decreased just because of the color of her skin. An example in the text is when she says: "I gradually ascended the emotional ladder to haughty indignation". (pg. 142). The fact that whether she will be successful in life or not because of her color angers her. This attitude is succeeded by the attitude of stubbornness. Stubbornness is the attitude in which the main character of this story demonstrates

lack of sleep and that sleep being a “Nurse” can cure him of his disorder. It also reflects his own frustration regarding the unresponsiveness of his sleep to come and claim him. As his soliloquy continues it becomes evident that he begins to feel indignation and a feeling of being wronged by sleep because others find it so easy to perform such action, while he struggles and gets nowhere. This can be backed up by the constant negative connotative words being used by the author when speaking of others

supports the use of euthanasia. The main argument of this essay is the author, Dr. Nitschke, wanting to allow terminally ill patients to have the choice of euthanasia within their life. “The issues on the table are too important for hysterical indignation and fundamental religion dogma. We are all grown-ups.” is the thesis statement Dr. Nitschke included in the

I was fourteen when I first became aware of black struggles, particularly in the United States. An innocent, 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was fatally shot by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman. Martin was shot plainly because he was Black and yet, Zimmerman walked away a free man on the grounds of self-defense. His death had ignited something in me. A teenage boy was murdered because an ignorant, racist and self-glorified man had garnered the sympathy of the justice system. Truthfully, this

If you are not filled with indignation you won’t have the courage to do what he did. And if you are only filled with indignation you won’t have the gentleness and the care to get into people’s questions, to understand them, they won’t feel respected, they will tune you out Paul was neither obnoxious nor cowardly. He was filled

During the mid 18th century, it was more important to keep a good reputation within society than to show how one truly feels. When the interaction between the men start it is evident how angry and frustrated each of the men are, however they don't express these feelings towards one another. Instead of expressing their true feeling they end their dispute with a sword fight which, in this time period, is a socially acceptable way. In Tobias Smollett’s novel, The Adventures Of Peregrine Pickle, the

insurgent civil disobedience in his Letter to appeal to ethos and establish his credibility. He also claims this racial discrimination is a shadow of the slavery in the South prior to abolition, and he appeals to logos and pathos as he underlines his indignation over this archaic mindset. The structure of Dr. King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail is integral to the clarity of his argument. His introduction as the “president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference” is his first appeal to ethos (King)

“When we two parted” creates a tone of indignation, alluding a message to the reader that the poet is channelling God’s anger. Furthermore, Byron could be suggesting that God is criticising Byron’s lover for rebuking the poet’s affection. Likewise, Hardy infers a metaphysical influence through the pathetic fallacy of “winter”, convey the harsh conditions of winter which symbolise his relationship. However, whilst Hardy also establishes a tone of indignation, perhaps