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Criminology, as every science, relies on facts and evidence. This paper is aimed at creating a dialogue between three criminologists of the nineteenth century Beccaria, Lombroso and Durkheim; in this discussion, they will explain their points of view and try to implement their theories into the reality at the end of the twentieth and beginning of the twenty first century.Their doctrines were a response to the processes of industrialization and the modernization in the 18th and 19th centuries; they aimed to promote cohesion and rationality in the society (Vold & Bernard, 1986, p. 101) Lombroso and Beccaria are sitting in a bright living room drinking tea and waiting for Durkheim to join them. While the criminologist has not come yet, they have time to talk and discuss each other’s works: Beccaria: Good afternoon, Mr. Lombroso. How are you doing?Lombroso: Good afternoon, Mr. Beccaria. Fine, thanks. What about you? Beccaria: I’m also fine, thank you. I should compliment yo u: recently I have read your work The Criminal Man (1911) and it appeared to be fantastic; I must admit that your point of view is rather interesting; but I have not understood the way you distinguish those three classes of criminals. Lombroso: I will gladly explain you that. Three types of criminals are: Atavist, Criminaloid and Insane criminal.Atavists are the criminals that reproduce the most ferocious characters of a wild animal or a primitive man, which explains that they are well recognized by large jaws, prominent superciliary arches, solitary lines in the palms, their orbits are of extremely large size, handle-shaped or sessile ears found in criminals, they are insensible to pain, have extremely acute sight, their bodies are covered with tattoos, excessive idleness, they love to participate in orgies and have the irresistible craving for evil for its own sake, the desire not only to extinguish life in the victim but to mutilate the corpse, tear its flesh and drink its blood.   (Lombroso, 2006, p. 101) Becaria: Remember the case of the Op shop vandalism?I suppose that those teenagers, who have robbed this shop, may be classified as Atavists. Am I right? Lombroso: Exactly. Now let me explain you about two other types of criminals. Criminaloids are respectable persons, who carefully and thoroughly hide their criminal nature from society. They enjoy being respected and realizing that nobody knows about their other â€Å"me†. Criminaloids usually connect their occupation with law or they work for government, which makes it easier for them to hide their crimes.Besides, Criminaloids tend to commit misdemeanors rather than felonies. Insane criminals are mentally ill and not born to be criminals as Criminaloids or Atavists. Insane criminals commit crimes because â€Å"of an alteration of the brain, which completely upsets their moral nature† (Lombroso, 2006, pp. 14-15). I would say that to such category belong alcoholics, kleptomaniacs, child mol esters. Beccaria: I must admit that your theory is rather interesting. Knowing what type of criminal a detective faces, he will know how to punish him or her and where to search for an offender. Lombroso: Yes, but it is not as easy as it may seem.Nowadays, it is very popular among teenagers to have piercing and tattoos or behave aggressively; on the other hand, that does not mean that they are Atavists, it is only the way of expressing themselves. Beccaria: To my mind, Mr. Lombroso, your theory is not perfect. I am sure that there are no those, who were born to be criminals; we live in a free country, and every person is willing to choose what he or she wants; therefore, I am sure that if a person is a criminal, he or she has chosen to act so. I do not say that your approach is not right, but it cannot be implemented in life.Lombroso: I have read your book On Crimes and Punishment, where you have presented your own point of view on this issue. I know that you think that there are tw o characteristics to explain a human behavior: rationality and intelligence. However, I cannot understand how this is related to criminology. Beccaria: Let me explain you, my dear Lombroso. Let us take as an example the case, we have discussed before, the case of the Op shop vandalism. Those juveniles, who were committing this misdemeanor, thought that they would have some particular profit out of this robbery.â€Å"Every single individual is said to be not the servant but the master or manipulator of his/her fate. They are more possessed of free will rather than driven by spiritual phenomena† (Vold & Bernard, 1986, pp. 8-9). They were acting according to their free will; they wrongly thought that they will have some benefit after this act of vandalism. Lombroso: I cannot agree to you, my dear friend Beccaria. Some criminals, it does not matter whether they are Atavists, Criminaloids or Insane criminals, commit some crimes driven only by some particular obsession.For example, Atavists are born criminals, they have no other choice, but to commit crimes, it is their nature. I have talked to those criminals who belong to three different types, and those who are Atavists did not even confess that they have committed a crime. To my mind, criminals are not something extraordinary, they are a part of the modern society, and one cannot do anything with this. Those teenagers, as I have already mentioned, looked like Atavists, they act in a different way in order to feel special.How do you think, why do they have tattoos? Because this reflects their inner insensitivity to pain and their love to adornment (Lombroso, 2006, pp. 84). Durkheim: Good afternoon, my dear friends, Mr. Lombroso, Mr. Beccaria. I am sorry for being late. I suppose you have been discussing some interesting issues about modern criminology without me, have not you been? Lombroso: Yes, you are right, Mr. Durkheim. We were trying to explain each other our theories about criminals, and why they be come criminals. I was trying to prove Mr.Beccaria that there are three types of criminals, and that they are not extraordinary, their criminal nature is what they were born with; it is something like a mental disorder. Besides, I cannot agree to Mr. Beccaria that people commit crimes, because they want to do so. Durkheim: I see. I have read your book The Criminal Man, dear Lombroso. Your theory is rather interesting, although I think that in this very discussion you were too much aggressive with Mr. Beccaria. To my mind, criminal conduct is not something ordinary nowadays; I think that everything is determined by society.Social factors are highly significant and they influence the way a person acts. The point is not that a person has some internal or external reasons to commit a crime; sometimes, a person is driven by social factors. â€Å"A social fact is however normal in relation to a given social type at a given phase of its development, when it’s present in the average society of that species at the corresponding phase of its evolution† (Durkheim, 1982, p 65). Beccaria: I suppose that your theory is based predominantly on the way how society influences criminals and not vice versa. Durkheim: Yes, you are right.I suppose that all world’s societies  are of two types, according to how the labor is divided there: Organic societies and Mechanical societies. Organic societies are more complex; people, who live in such social groups, are more differently employed, they have more opportunities to find job. Mechanical societies, on the other hand, are primitive; they are isolated from other social classes and are relatively self-dependent. They have almost identical life conditions, and they do the same job, all they have one occupation. Lombroso: Do you want to say that a person is more likely to commit a crime in a Mechanical society? Durkheim: Yes, you are right, my dear Lombroso.For a mechanic society, crime is normal; besides, I think t hat there are no societies in the world, where people are not significantly different from the collective type (Durkheim, 1982, p. 70). Let me explain you. Imagine a perfect society, for example, a society of saints; it is a mechanical type of social group. If a person in an organic society, which is an ordinary society, the one we live in, commits a cruel crime, there will be a scandal; the same situation will be if somebody from a mechanical society, from a society of saints, does something wrong, which in an organic society will not be even noticed.If we define what crime is and such criminal behaviors subsists no more in a society, the new criminal behaviors will appear and replace the old ones. However, in organic societies, such quick changes, which appear because of the increasing division of labor, may lead to social rules confusion, and a person may feel lost in this particular society. All social norms break down, and it leads to the appearing of the Anomie. (Durkheim, p. 70) Lombroso: Anomie? Do you mean that it can be a kind of disorder of a society? Beccaria: I suppose, it is possible.Durkheim: You both are right. We are not ready for our society to be changed; it does not matter whether changes are high or low. If society is changed, people who live in this society begin to panic, which leads to the increasing quantity of suicides, people are used to stability. Instability means abnormality. Human appetites are excessive; if some of the goal is unreachable, a person may become depressed and unhappy; on the other hand, people can be limited only by one thing. Lombroso: I cannot agree with you that human appetites are excessive.Durkheim: They are, my dear friend Lombroso; the point is that sometimes those appetites are reduced by some social factors, for example, economic crisis. Economic crisis is a kind of disaster, which makes a person not only be unhappy or depressed, but also commit suicides. Thought I should admit that such anomie will be wor se in an abrupt growth or power and wealth. The original needs can no longer remain but they are not able in accustoming to the new condition. The richer situation will always stimulate the appetites and make them more exigent and impatient of control.  (Durkheim, 1997, pp. 246-247).Do you remember the case of three teenagers, who robbed the Op shop? Beccaria: Yes, we have also used this case as an example explaining our theories. Durkheim: That is good. Those three teenagers have committed the crime because of the process of modernization; the society is changing, and teenagers have an unstable state of mind, which makes it more possible that they commit an offence. This act of vandalism is only their way to show how frustrated they are; how frustrated people in our society are because of coming changes.Beccaria: What about punishment for these crimes? Durkheim: First of all, we should understand that in a mechanical society, law is far more oppressive, while in an organic societ y, laws are to restitute. In mechanical societies, people are bound to be punished for violating the law, whereas in organic societies, punishments are meant to restore a normal functioning of the society. Lombroso: Those three teenagers have committed a crime, and they should be penalized; besides they are Atavists, which means that they were born to be criminals.Durkheim: I agree to you that they have violated the law and should receive a penalty. Nevertheless, their punishment should be fair and effective. The role of judges is only to determine guilt, whereas the role of legislators is to determine crimes and punishment. Besides, I think that it is the extent of damage that should determine the seriousness of an offence. Sometimes, the intention itself may cause bad results. Besides, before those boys were punished, nobody said anything about the purpose of those juveniles.The punishment for those teenagers should not be too severe; it will be ridiculous if those juveniles are s entenced to death or life imprisonment (Durkheim, p. 357). One more essential problem is that people suppose that a criminal should be punished as fast as possible; they think it is more effectively. Finally, it is better to forestall a crime than to penalize a perpetrator. My theory is that a crime itself is a disease, an illness; therefore, the punishment should be compensation.What I want to say is that in order to be a relevant compensation, a punishment should fulfill its role. â€Å"If crime is not pathological, the object of punishment cannot be to cure it. † (Durkheim, pp. 72-75) Lombroso: Your ideas are remarkable to a considerable degree, my dear friend. I suppose they will be useful not only for our modern society, but also for future generations. Beccaria: I think that all the ideas we have heard today will be useful for future criminologists. Thank you, my dear friends, for such a pleasant discussion.

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She specified â€Å"Some unfortunate individuals practically have nothing to eat. Why, the way their owners treated them was disgraceful treated them like felines and canines† (Hines, p.32). Hines made remarks about how her master did not permit them to work on Sundays because it was a day for rest. Hines made it clear how nice it was to work for the master that she worked for. She was treated with respect she was not beaten, raped or injured by her master. She told the readers the different between her master and other masters, how others so him as an African American lover. Her master was a religious person went to church and always encourage the slaves to go to church also but did not care if they did not. Even when the slaves were set free the slaves wanted to stay. â€Å"Most of us stayed right there and raised our own crops. † (p. 34). She concluded the way she was able to survive was because of her master. When the slaves became free Hines master gave them cows and mules in order to be successful running their own farms. She was free but she remained loyal to her master and his family until he died and the family moved away. In the story â€Å"To my old Master† by Jourdon Anderson, this is a letter in return t previous correspondence f his old master. The master want Anderson and his family to come back and work for him, is this master being weak, because the slaves did all the work nad things not getting done. The reader can see how the master mistreats the slaves. Anderson states, â€Å"Although you shot at me twice before I left you, I did not want to hear of your being hurt, and I am glad you still living†. (p. 15). Anderson continues to have a discussion on how he and his family are doing well after slavery how their new life is just that new. He tells the master how his kids are getting an education, and how well he is doing making money. One of things that Anderson was afraid of if he went back to work for the old master and that was would he be treated like the last time. The reader knows that Anderson wife Mandy is against going back because she does not believe that things will not change. I think Anderson did not feel commutable going back either because of what he said â€Å"We have concluded to test your sincerity by asking you to send us our wages for the time we served you† (p. 16). How Anderson seen it this was a step toward healing the broken working relationship between him and his master. What Anderson wanted was to be paid back for all the work that he put in. He served his master for 32 years and his wife served for 20 years. Anderson continues to discuss how the master mistreated women and how he was afraid of bring his daughter back in to that environment. Anderson stated â€Å"I would stay here and starve and die, if it comes to that then to have my girl bought to shame by violence and wickedness of their master†. (p. 16). Anderson was harboring about going back but I think he knew he could not go back to his old master. By doing that it was a step back and not a move forward. â€Å"If we must die† this poem is by Claude McKay. This was a poem about how African Americans people were horribly treated by White Americans. This poem discuss about how African Americans stood up for themselves, if it took physical or even if it cost their life. McKay stated â€Å"though far be more numerous than let us show us courageous. Like men we’ll face the murderous, cowardly pack, pressed to the wall, dying but fighting back† (p. 378). This statement is a strong statement. The author was trying to tell the African American men that even when things don’t look good and it don’t look like a way out just keep fighting. In the poem â€Å"If we must die† McKay states â€Å"If we must die, let it not be like a hog, hunted and penned in an inglorious spot† (p. 378). Even today we as African Americans still find ourselves fighting to be part of America. The problems that ascend with African Americans are being used just because of the color of our skins. The event with Trayvon Martin the young 17 year old boy shot down because of the way he dressed and the way the young man looked. To this day we are still dealing with racism and it seems like America will always have to deal with racism. Civilization still has not come as far as they would like to have faith in. America has taken its chances to change and to make a harmony with every American. As we have read these stories from three different writers they all have something in common and that was that they were dealing with the same problem. All three writers was part of that culture that was oppressed and left to be defeated. 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Writing process - Essay Example The students can browse through books, journals and website to find adequate knowledge as well as possible options for the topic. The student may come up with five possible topics which is still subject for making it more specific and narrow so that paper will have focus and central theme.Topic formation is part of this stage wherein the student has decided for the main topic, thesis statement or central theme for the paper. The topic sentence or thesis statement must be formulated. Student may also use free writing to take down his own thoughts, ideas and reactions about the topic.Importance: This stage is important for this enhances the students' ability to come up with their stored knowledge and practice their creative minds with regards to writing. Aside from this, this will also develop decision-making skills for the student will be the one to discern the topic which best interests them and which they know most about. It is necessary for the student will be able to gauge how muc h he knows the topic and how much interest he has on his chosen topic. Aside from coming up with the topic, an outline can also be produced.Drafting involves the transfer of ideas from the pre writing section to a formal draft. Since the outline has been made from the pre writing section, it is time for the student to arrange and structure his argument as well as all the information he has researched. The introduction as well as the conclusion is formulated at this stage. Citing the references involves the use of writing styles such as Harvard style, MLA, APA or Chicago methods. The note cards that were used during the pre writing section will be of great help here for it has all the details regarding the publications and materials that were used for the draft of the paper. The student should check if their instructor specified the paper format or it is up to them to decide which they find appropriate. The in-text citations can be properly placed in the draft and again, the note cards will be very helpful at this time. Importance: The ability to organize all the gathered information into a structured, informative and well-written paper will be improved and makes this stage essential. Plagiarism is taboo when it comes to writing. The best way to teach students how to prevent this from happening is for them to learn how to paraphrase and use writing styles (APA, MLA, etc.) as well as in-text citations. Editing Editing includes rereading the draft means to check on any grammatical errors, spelling errors, citation omissions, effectiveness of the sentences, use of transitions, punctuations and paragraph structure as well as to review if the paper is organized in such a way that it is readable, understandable and progressive. It is also necessary to check if there are any content problems and rhetorical issues. Revising involves making the necessary changes after proofreading. Importance: These stages are essential to ensure the good quality and effectiveness of the paper. Feedback is necessary from the instructor to inform that student how the paper appeals to readers. Revising Revising includes making decisions abouthow the student wantstoimprovehis writing, looking at one's writing from a different point of view, picking places where one's writing could be clearer, more interesting, more informative and more convincing. It is

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The Last Picture Show by Larry McMurty Essay The Last Picture Show is a story of isolation and dysfunction. Death is also a prevailing theme – death of a town, of friendships, of marriages and of friends. It is a story full of characters that can seem larger than life one moment and inconsequential the next moment. As different as they all appear to be, they all share traits in common and these are that they all feel separated from the rest of the world, they all seem to want more out of life than they currently have, and most feel an emptiness that loneliness and desire do not quite give full explanation or understanding of. The story covers a time span of one year in the town of small Thalia, Texas in the 1950s, a dusty and desolate place where everybody knows not only everybody else in town, but everybody knows everybody else’s business and secrets may not always be exposed, but also they are almost always known. Thalia is a place where the undersized population appears to have settled into their unsatisfactory existences even while they often make blundering mistakes in efforts to burst out of their current lives. McMurty’s story has an unusually large cast. Sonny Crawford, a high school senior and football player, is the story’s protagonist. An all-American genuinely nice young man full of deep sadness and quiet thoughts, Sonny lives in a rooming house with his best friend Dwayne, also a high school senior and football player. Duane, a main character, is a little rougher around the edges than Sonny. He is quicker to lose his temper and though he appears as unsatisfied as other characters he does not acknowledge his feelings as profoundly as others. Jacy Farrow is another main character. The beautiful rich girl of Thalia, Jacy is a young woman whose unhappiness with her life, her family, and her fear of the future feeds the fuel of her wild side and unleashes her inhibitions.   The town of Thalia itself is also main character and an absolutely vital part of the story. Thalia, which in the beginning of the story is an old town clinging to life with its unchanging reliability, undergoes metamorphosis’s which parallel and oppose the lives of the characters within it. As the story progresses The Last Picture Show highlights Thalia’s own slow death with the changes it must face. There are many lesser characters, which the story relies on to bring it depth and reinforce and are intricate to the themes of McMurty’s tale. These additional characters also allow the author to show very personal aspects of the main characters as they intermingle with each other. The story centers on these three young adults as they search for something beyond their own existence. The reader follows them through their ordinary lives as they date, dream, and push against internal and external barriers. The story exposes these characters weaknesses as they journey through monotonous days of loneliness where they end up betraying each other and themselves to varying degrees. The story also shows human strength in continuing on during the bleakest of times. Family dysfunction is a constant theme of this story. Sonny’s mother is dead and his relationship with is father is strained and shallow. His real family is Sam, a local businessman who runs the pool hall that is Sonny’s second home, and a handicapped boy, Billy, with no family of his own. Sonny lives in a rooming house with his best friend while his father lives in a hotel in town. Sonny does not like his own girlfriend and he covets his best friend’s girl. Without planning, Sonny because the lover of his coaches’ wife. The coach is hinted to be a closet homosexual with a mean streak a mile wide. Ruth, his wife, has almost given up of finding any happiness in life. Sonny feels sorry for Ruth and their relationship develops into more than Sonny can handle. Duane has no family and his father figure is a callous roughneck, Abilene, who sleeps with Duane’s girlfriend and his boss’s wife who happens to also be the love of his best friends’ life. Jacy is showered with material items from her family but is neglected by her parents emotionally and is filled with unfeeling and despondent advise from her mother. Jacy uses her body to get what she wants and uses people with as little thought as well. Her mother is an unsatisfied woman that cheats on her husband whose focus in life is on making money in a town on its last legs. The family dysfunction is critical to the story because it emphasizes the frailty of the characters and explains the needs they face as well as the choices they make. The town and the characters are supposed to inspired by the real life experiences of the author. How close to accurate portrayals The Last Picture Show is to his reality is unknown to this reader, but McMurty was able to create a life within his pages, which felt like it could have been real. He created visual images that really give off one of the main themes of the story, which is isolation. The town is isolated and seem as far removed from the rest of the world even though it is only a short distance to the much larger Fort Worth. Most of the characters are isolated because the dysfunction of their family situations does not easily lead them to trust others or openly show their true feelings. The characters are isolated too because as much as they want change, especially the younger characters, they are fearful of as well. There are some humorous moments in the story and these brief moments provide necessary alleviation of the overall melancholy, but the most memorable moments in the story are the poignant ones. One instance is when the boys return from Mexico, thrilled to be able to boast about their great adventure, but even more excited to be back in Thalia. They were grateful then, for the same things that often despised, the sameness of the town – they were happy then for the monotony of their Thalia. But that happiness was too brief because it is only minutes after their return that that they learn Sam has died during their time away. Another very moving section is at the very end of the book. After Billy’s death Sonny is numb and in a great deal of pain. Duane has left town, Sam is dead, he feels guilty about Billy, and he knows Jacy is not an option for him. Instinctually, Sonny heads to Ruth.   Her own pain is all too obvious as well. And in their pain they are able to comfort each other in a very touching way. The Last Picture Show is a cheerless story. There is no pat happy ending to be had for any of the characters. But, this book is one I would certainly recommend to others because it is an American story which carries a ring of truth to it; life is not always perfect, happy, or fulfilling and fairytale endings are not realist and would not have fit the tone of this story. The realist qualities and the powerfully accurate believability McMurty is able to generate enable the characters to come to life and produces profound feelings in the reader. The reader has become so involved in the lives of the characters that for those characters left at the end of the story the reader possesses intense hope for their future. When an author can bring into being these qualities they present a book incredibly worth reading.

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Health and social care unit 7 Essay Behaviourist approach, people believe that behaviour has been learned when we are younger and effects us later on in life e.g. if a child is too strictly potty trained then may effect them later on in life, and could have OCD Freud believed this. Classical conditioning is a theory discovered by Pavlov a Russian physiologist he worked on dogs and the digestive system before this study people believed that saliva was produced when food in in the mouth but then Pavlov found out it happened when the dog saw the food, possibly smelling the food. Pavlov used classical conditioning, his experiment was used with a dog. When the bell rings the dog doesnt do anything until after a while Pavlov gives the dog a treat every time the bell is rung so every time the bell rings now the dog will start salivating. This is how systematic desensitisation works, people associate a fear or a phobia by something they may of seen the say that an accident may have occurred causing the phobia e.g. if a man had a car accident and the car that crashed in to him was blue, the man may have a fear of blue now because of this (the dog learning that food comes with the ring of the bell) psychologists can help this by slowly showing the man that blue isnt scary by talking about the colour, seeing the word written on paper then seeing the colour and being comfortable with it, this is then cured of the fear this is called the Hierarchy of fear. This reaction cant be learned so he called this unconditioned response. This theory is what psychologists use to look at phobias, it shows that there is always something too set a behaviour off e.g. if something bad happened in your life and the most thing you remember is a poster on the wall or even a song you listened to that night, you could develop a phobia of that poster or song. The best way to help this is to find the cause and ask the patient to make a list of their worst fear about that phobia. This is where operant conditioning comes in, this is used to help peoples frame of mind, they use reinforcement techniques and create more appropriate behaviour. â€Å"Let’s say that at your house whenever someone flushes the toilet the shower gets crazy hot. After a while, you learn to jump out of the shower stream whenever you hear the toilet flush. A guest at your house won’t know that this happens, so she will jump out of the stream of water when it gets hot but not when the toilet flushes.† http://instruction.blackhawk.edu 20:39 18/12/12

The Ways I Learn English

The Ways I Learn English I was born in a small village outside Kodiang Town. It was a Malay village and most of the villager work as farmer. I was raised up in Malay family and my native language was Malay. My parent work as educator until today, but they had basic knowledge about English because their studies not an English Education. It was a long journey for me to learn English and until this moment I still continue to master this language. Beside English, I also got opportunities to learn Arabic language in a formal education. I also try to learn other foreign language by my own such as Japanese. Even my parents do not talk English at home, but they always encourage and support me to learn English. At the age of four years old my mother always bought many flash card, book with picture, puzzle and colouring book for me. After she getting back from school she will take one of the books and pronounced the word and ask me to repeat it. My mother also uses some English word to teach me about common object that we could found in my house. She will said that is cat, cat, a cat and I will repeated slowly cat. At the age of five years old, my mother had sent me to kindergarten. At there, I started my first formal lesson with English. The teacher teaches us about the letter A to Z, number 1 to 10, spelling and also pronunciations. When I enter primary school by the age of seven years old, I already used few English words in my daily conversation. The common words that I always used with my family and friends is baby, colour, bag, toilet and others. I got very motivated teacher at that time; he always inspired me to talk fluently in English. His name is Mr Zamarul Hisham Bin Kamaruddin. One of his teaching technique is he wanted us to have our own personal dictionaries and each student must bring that dictionaries every day to school. The use of that dictionary is for student to record every single new word that we learn in his classes or from other teacher. I think he did help student a lot in learning this language. During this time my mother also encourages me to read lots. My passion is always on science and technologies and mother know I love science very much. So, she bought me hundreds of English science book during my childhood. Book about fact on animals, plants, car, building and astronomy is among my favorite book at that time. Sometime I does not read at all because science term are difficult to understand for me at that age, but I really love to looking at those picture. Another effort of my mother to make me understand English well is by reading bedtime story books. Each month she will take me to Popular Bookstore to bought one bedtime story book. I always choose story book that have been write by Grid Blyton. The story that he write always have moral value and lesson for children to learn. Every night I spend some time with my mother to read those stories book. I always ask a lot to my mother about each story which such a great curiosity. Beside from reading books and formal lesson in school, another environment which also gives big influence for me to learn English is the exposure to technologies. In early ages, English cartoon program such as Sesame Street, Barney and Friends, Blues Clues and Mickey Mouse and Friends help me to communicate and understand English. Sesame Street encourages me to learn by demonstrating how people use various strategies, such as observing and predicting, to explore the world around me. Watching cartoon in English helps to hone my listening skills and learn how English is actually spoken. In addition through watching television, we learn with our desire and not by force like in classroom. So, I can learn a lot through watching television. I also can learn about general knowledge, science fact and recent news when I watch documentary on National Geographic and Discovery Channel. Another advantage to watching television is the learning of playing with words. English taught in schools can b e very rigid and sometimes the words are straight out of the book. Learning through television though is very good for pronunciation because the learner can actually hear the words spoken as they should be. Another innovation of technologies which help to develop my English skill was computer and mobile phone. As those gadget was invented and it become a trend for everybody to use it, I realized that it also help me to improve my vocabulary in English. All the term used in technologies was an English word and the term like make a call, sending massage, printout, copy and paste and others was widely use after the technologies was invented. I also learn a lot of new vocabulary through playing game on computer. Strategic game such as Red Alert 2, Call of Duty and Modern War used high vocabulary of word to explain the goal of each game. Sometimes I had to open up my dictionaries or seek the certain meaning of words from the internet to understand the task given in the game. If I cannot understand the task or the mission, I cannot compete and win the game. I like to write a narrative essay. This is because narrative or stories is an open essay which I can use my own imagination to write those essays. In public examination such as PMR and SPM, I always choose the narrative essay to answer. My Secondary School teacher, Madam Asliza Binti Zubir always encourages me to develop my fiction writing skill. She gives me a lot of fiction stories for me to get idea and inspiration to write a better first individual essay using my own imagination. My lifes principle for learning language also helps me to improve my English skill. I believe that to master the certain language desire is important for a person to explore and discover the language by himself. It does not need a formal education to learn other language. As long as there are desire and effort, we can learn what ever language we want through any medium of learning. I prove myself by learning Arabic language in school and learning Japanese through anime. I notice that, I easily memorize J apanese words when watching Japanese anime more than all the memorizing activities of Arabic class in school.

Davy Crockett :: essays research papers

Davy Crockett, the celebrated hero, warrior and backwoods statesman, was born August 17, 1786 in a small cabin on the banks of Nolichucky River, near the mouth of Limestone Creek, which today lies about three and a half miles off 11-E Highway near Limestone, Tennessee. David "Davy" Crockett was the fifth of nine children and the fifth son born to John and Rebecca Hawkins Crockett. The Crocketts were a self-sufficient, independent family. Davy Crockett stands for the Spirit of the American Frontier. As a young man he was a crafty Indian fighter and hunter. When he was forty-nine years old, he died a hero's death at the Alamo, helping Texas win independence from Mexico. For many years he was nationally known as a political representative of the frontier. John, Davy's father, moved to Greene County where Davy was born. While Davy was still in dresses, his father moved the family to Cove Creek in Greene County, Tennessee, where he built a mill in partnership with Thomas Galbreath. When Davy was eight years old, the mill was washed away with his home. After this disaster John Crockett removed his family to Jefferson County where he built and operated a log-cabin tavern on the Knoxville-Abingdon Road. (This cabin has been restored and is now located at Morristown, 30 miles Southwest of Greeneville.) The young Davy no doubt heard tales told by many a westbound traveler - tales which must have sparked his own desire for adventure in the great western territories. In his dealings with his father's customers, Davy must also have learned much about human nature and so refined his natural skills as a leader. While Davy lived there he spent four days at the school of Benjamin Kitchen. He had a fight with a boy at school and left home to escape a "licking" from his dad. He got a job helping to drive cattle to Virginia. In Virginia, he worked for farmers, wagoners and a hatmaker. After two and a half years, he returned home. Davy was now fifteen years old and approaching six feet in height. In those days a boy either worked for his father or turned over his pay if he worked for others. Upon promise of his freedom from this obligation, Davy worked a year for men to whom his father owed money. After working off these debts of his father's he continued with his last employer.

Violence on Film Essay -- Film Review, Hollywood, Gunfigther

The Western stands as one of the great genres of Hollywood cinema, as it possesses the ability to transcend both time and subject matter. Accordingly, the types of themes which this genres addresses, such as romanticism, and American heroism, can still be seen as viable commodities within modern-day storytelling. However, while The Western has focused on various topics throughout its cinematic history, what ultimately serves as the primary critique of the genre, is the exploration of role of violence and aggression within society (Lusted 16). Furthermore, at the source of this examination is the â€Å"Gunfighter† Western, which centers the focus of the genre to a more individualized and intimate perspective. Accordingly, films such as Henry King’s The Gunfighter (1950) and David Cronanberg’s A History Of Violence (2004) can be observed as examples of this focus. However, while both King and Cronenberg successfully explore the concepts of violence and aggression within their time periods, when examined in terms of their overall effectiveness in exploring the necessity, and ambiguity of these themes, Cronenberg’s willingness to explore the possibility of redemption, is what ultimately makes A History of Violence a more effective and provocative film. As Lusted notes, the Gunfighter Western was one of the first of the genre to be interested â€Å"in the process of change† (Lusted 210). Instead of focusing on such themes as the collective effort of westward expansion, like many of John Ford’s Westerns (Schatz 70-71), the Gunfighter â€Å"turns the genre and its hero inside out,† (Schatz 71) and takes a more introspective look at how violence can be found at the core of social order. To do this, the focus shifts away from films that play on the ... ...oral world. Instead, by allowing the character to live, Cronenberg not only suggests that there’s moral grounding within the use of violence, particularly in terms of its supposed protection towards the progression of society, but also provokes the question,â€Å"just who are we rooting for in this film?† (Beaty 87). Not only does the film force the audience to think about the effects of violence, but questions whether we as an audience, like Tom’s family, can accept violence as an ambiguous method of social order. Ultimately, it’s because of this complex, evocative nature, and the fact that the film questions not only the morality of the characters, but the audience itself, instead of enforcing morality on its audience like in The Gunfighter, that the film succeeds in demonstrating the full specter of violence and aggression, both on screen and in society.

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Organization Structure The United States Navy is an enormous organization spanning the entire globe. The chain of command covers everyone involved with the Navy from the President of United States all the way down to the eighteen-year old just checking into his first command. There are literally hundreds of different specialized jobs in the Navy all requiring different leadership styles and organization structures. Overall the entire United States Navy is based on a mechanistic organization with some variations throughout do to the wide variety of job fields. For instance my particular job field is one of the more technical fields in the Navy so we generally have some differences in organizational structure than that of the sailor painting the ship painted. I am currently working at the Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility (FACSFAC) located at Naval Air Station Jacksonville. FACSFAC as a whole is a mechanistic organization divided into two departments and several divisions providing basic functions ranging from things as complex as air traffic control to maintaining the cleanliness of the building. There is a Department Head over each department with several Division Officers reporting directly to them. The Department Head in turn reports directly to the commanding officer on all matters related to their individual departments. The air traffic control division is further divided into three sections of controllers that report directly to the Radar Branch Chief who reports to the Division Officer. Professionally the sections are managed in a boundary-less, team-based structure although militarily they are still run as a mechanistic organization. In some of the less technical divisions there is only a mechanistic organiz ation. Although the Navy does not have a formal organizational network, its’ use of informal organizational networks are critical to its’ success. Many times during a military career the member will make friendships with other members in the same job field. As time goes on and the members transfer from one facility to another they are able to call on one another for solutions to problems they may come across. With the rise of the Internet these networks are being used in situations that in the past would have been impossible. There are basically four major types of boundaries affecting businesses today, the authority boundary, task boundary, political boundary and the identity boundary.

Education in Kazakhstan Essay

1.Before going to school, children attend kindergartens until they are six or seven. 2.Compulsory education begins in our country at the age of seven, when children go to primary school. 3.The secondary stage begins from the 5th form when children start studying a lot of new subjects, such as Literature, History, Natural Sci ¬ences and others. 4.Examinations are taken at the end of the 9-th and the 11-th forms. 5.Some children may leave school after the 9-th form and continue their education at vocational or technical schools or colleges. 6.Besides secondary schools there are other types of schools in Ka ¬zakhstan. There are specialized secondary schools with intensive study of a certain subject, for example Foreign Languages, Literature, Physics and others. 7.There are also specialized art, music, ballet and sport schools for gifted children and special schools for handicapped children. 8.Secondary education in our country is free of charge. Among secondary schools there are gymnasiums, colleges and lyceums most of them are private. 9.There are institutes, schools of higher education, universities and academies among higher educational institutions. 10.In 1992 Kazakhstan system of higher education adopted the western model – a 4 years course of studies with getting the Bachelor degree after graduation and a 2 years course of study with getting the Master’s degree after graduation. 11.In order to enter a higher educational institution young people have to take an entrance examination. Only those who successfully pass entrance testing are admitted free of charge. In other cases education is given on the commercial basis.

Managers Can Create Satisfied Employees

Employee satisfaction is the key to the economic success of any fellowship. Research has shown that a quelled employee does his tune well and in return the companys military operation is undischargedly improved. Employer and employee traffic be actually important in ensuring that a company realizes its mission. In fact, it has been researched and found out satisfied employees usually translate to satisfied customers. Hence, with victorian policies and administrative skills, managers tummy create satisfied employees. The follo come ong tips help to illustrate the various methods and ways by which employers suffer touch this. These areJob suretyThe primary coil driving force an private centers on composition establishing, is the ability to retain the job for as umteen years as possible. Personal organization and family budget go in draw with job credentials concerns. When an employee is confident of his or her job security at the micturateplace, his coifance is far such(prenominal) best(p) than a case where he or she is not sure of be retained in the next year. correct satisfactionPeople dont organize unless they receive pay civilise done. It is therefore the key to employee satisfaction. Managers normally wasting disease financial rewards to improve their pee-peeers performance. Good salaries equally translate to make better work. E very(prenominal) worker would want to cut across working for an organization which pays him or her well. 1words and communicationCommunication is notably the almost important factor and step needed for the achievement of improved degree of satisfaction among various groups of employees.Managers who use simple solely powerful words usually win the hearths of most employees. How a manager expresses himself while communicating the companys principles determines the manner of reception from the e employees themselves. Words such as please, you are doing a good job and give thanks you demonstrates tha t a manager values the employees. It is to a fault a sign of respect directed to the subordinate workers.BenefitsCertain benefits help motivate workers. such benefits include cookery of insurance care for not only to the employees but also to their families as well.Allocation adequate duration for one to be with his or her family. This can be provided in terms of structure leave periods, off-work times, weekends and time schedules for leaving work places dailyPromotion and career forwardingDepartments such as the military experience a well organized procession channels that go in line with the performance of an individual. Promotion is usually proportionate to the amount of money and benefits that one receives. nominate allowances for example are stipulation match to ones job scale in many countries. To be promoted from a deputy executive program to a full supervisor indicates that the boldness of a particular company is appreciating an individuals effort. This will l ead to the inhabitledge of self confidence and hard work among all the employees so that one could be promoted. 2Safety in the work environsPeople who feel safe in their working environment tend to perform better than those who dont. Safety can be in the form of sympathetic-machine relations and human-human relations. Military personnel working in war thorn countries like Iraq, Somalia and Afghanistan work in fear and this greatly affects their boilers suit performance at work.Flexibility to balance wheel living and work issue meet coordination between the work issues and personal life is necessary to balance both. Overworking and work stress usually affect human healthy both in social, psychic and physical terms.Rewards and giftsRewards should not be very big inducements but the small gifts given to anybody is well appreciated. A handwritten thank you note is normally appreciated and cherished. Everybody loves chocolate, and supply of such kind of rewards especially at the weekends and special days like Christmas and Valentine days, helps to descriptor positive relationships between the company and the employees. pass on certificates such as birthday wishes are a morale booster to potency of the employees. Some companies offer their logo merchandizes in form of t-shirts, caps, mugs, pens, jackets and computer mouse pads. In addition, motivational posters could be strategically drafted for individual recognition for job well done. In most cases, people would want to know if their work has made some difference. Provision of such rewards is encouraged. 3ConclusionAs a manager, your impact on employee satisfaction is great and immeasurable. It is therefore important that managers look for convenient, cost-conscious and appreciated ways of motivation in ordinance to build a dynamic, committed and work force that will result in better productivity and profitability of the organization.ReferencesDale, M. (2001) The Art of HRD development Management Skill s , Vol. 3, Crest Publishing House, stark naked DelhiMaund, L. (2001) An Introduction to gay to human being vision Management Theoryand Practice Macmillan, PalgraveSparrow, P. and Hilltop, J. (1994) European Human Resource Management in intonation Prentice Hall, young YorkThomson, C. and Rampton, L. (2003) Human Resource Management. Melbourne press, New York1 Sparrow, P. and Hilltop, J. (1994) European Human Resource Management in Transition Prentice Hall, New York2 Dale, M. (2001) The Art of HRD ontogeny Management Skills, Vol. 3, Crest Publishing House, New Delhi 3 Thomson, C. and Rampton, L. (2003) Human Resource Management. Melbourne press, New York

Personality Paper

Personality topic Temperament Description Who would throw off pattern that much(prenominal)(prenominal) a little booklet could contain such soulfulnessal and accurate information ab come forward each individuals reputation simply by filling in bubbles to answer simple multiple-choice questions? Upon first off glance, I thought that The Keirsey Temperament Sorter would never be able to correctly depict my character. However, I still managed to fill out the questionnaire in a c arful and truthful manner despite my convictions. later taking the personality questionnaire, my results showed my personality type move beneath the category Idealist as an ESFP.To my surprise, I prime this to be quite similar to how I would describe my own personality type. By hike research, I determined that ESFP actually stands for extraversion, sensing, tinting and perceiving. The description describe an ESFP as a friendly person who swear outs others enjoy life. Also, it stated that they tend to make raw and enthusiastic friends and atomic number 18 much alikely to reach attention to details and value a lifelike approach to solving problems. Taking into my major in nursing at MSU, I decided to research if this would fit my ESFP personality type.After reading the ESFP description more thoroughly it gave several career suggestions such as nursing, child care, restaurant wreak, sales and counseling. Also, it menti unitaryd that ESFPs recollect for a job that is fun and prefer to persist with others in groups. By expanding deeper into this subject, I found that ESFP individuals snap off-up the ghost in the world of people and possibilities. They make out beness slightly people and experiencing bare-assed things. They live in the present, and relish excitement and drama in their lives. I found this extremely interesting PERSONALITY newspaper publisher because I am of all time excited to go into new settings and meet new people.When I am with my friends I am always the first one to jump at the thought of meeting new people or exploring new places. A nonher distinctive associated with ESFP individuals is that they contribute very strong inter-personal skills, and may carry wind themselves in the role of the peacemaker frequently. Coincidently, I found myself taking on the peacemaker roll umpteen a(prenominal) measure throughout this year. Whether it is solving roommate disputes, family problems, or co- consorter relationship telephone numbers, I am commonly placed in the middle and forced to help individuals find common ground. Lastly, another haracteristic associated with ESFPs is when under a great deal of stress, they some times are overwhelmed with negative thoughts and possibilities. Just recently I found that whenever anyone is angry with me, I solely think about(predicate) the endless possibilities as to why they are angry. For instance, when my roommate was angry with me, I had an extremely strong time focusing o n anything else but the issue at hand. Consequently, I did horrible on the examination and the roommate dilemma was still not solved. communicating According to ESFP personalities, they do not like brush so they avoid talking about their feelings with others.This makes it rugged to communicate effectively with those around you and build credulous relationships. Therefore, one thing I need to rifle on is simply communicating and letting others around me agnise how and what I am feeling currently rather than holding my feelings inside. I found that doing so (holding emotions inside), is not healthy for your body and creates unneeded stress. dialogue alike goes beyond simply talking. Communication also requires everyone to take turns listening and discussing problems when PERSONALITY PAPER they are presented.Many times, I find myself struggling to have soul there to listen to what I have to say. like to my ESFP description, I am usually the listener in most situations and te nd to be rather open-minded about issues. Therefore, many times I press to find an individual that will listen to me and give me good advice. So, another communication issue I could work on is finding a special(a) individual that I can trust and voice my feelings with (possibly another ESFP). Temperament Characteristics Along with any personality there are both positives and negatives affiliated with both.Several characteristics I found to be positive about ESFP is that they are extremely flexible, diverse, and go with the flow exceptionally well. Usually, when plans are changed I tend to shrug it off and go onto the next task. Unlike most individuals, I do not dwell on what could have been bewildered of an opportunity, but instead think of the many opportunities that a wait. Another positive personality characteristic associated with ESFP is that they are generous and warm hearted. I absolutely love helping people in need and would do anything for anyone.I will drop whatever I am doing to come and help a friend or anyone in need no count what. My friends know they can always rely on me for anything whenever they have a problem (although sometimes they take wages of this trait). Along with the good characteristics, we know that there moldiness be some bad characteristics associated with ESFP. One impuissance related to ESFP is that they are frivolous and risky with money. I found this to be extremely true because I am always at the mall shop for clothes or going to delicious restaurants with friends.Therefore, not soon after I receive my payroll check from PERSONALITY PAPER Dairy Queen, it is almost only gone. I often have to count on others around me to make sure I do not spend my money frivolously. Lastly, ESFP individuals tend to disfavor reproval and take things extremely personally. When I first read this I was in awe. I thought it was crazy how accurate this personality test is because this describes me perfectly. Whenever anyone gives me criti cism (whether constructive or not) I am always deeply offended.I take it so personally and sometimes even become saddened because I always like to think I am doing everything perfectly. It is horrible that I think so negatively about myself sometimes because of my perfectionist attitudes. Many of these weaknesses listed are things that I could continue to work on individually on a daytime to day basis. Disposition Background When filling out the disposition paper handed to us in class, I was not aware of the quantity of dispositions we realise on a daily basis. No matter where we are or what our profession, we are constantly bombarded with dispositions of many kinds.It was interesting to become aware of the many dispositions we view on a daily basis and organism able to better recognize the better choices in each decision we make. For instance, go working at Dairy Queen I experienced many dispositions in which I later had to reflex upon while filling out the dispositions paper. It was interesting to see how this assignment changed the way I would have make a decision. If not for the assignment I would not have thought, How will this make the other person feel and will this provide the better outcome? Overall, being aware of these dispositions made me feel good about where I stand on issues nd made me think about the consequences of my actions. PERSONALITY PAPER all(a) in all this personality and dispositions assignment very helped me determine who I am as a person. Throughout reading many detailed personality descriptions I was able to ask myself if that trait was a common behavior of mine or if that described my personality accurately. In addition, this assignment also helped me anatomy out what areas of my personality I need to work on such as communication. All in all, this was a great learning experience and helped me get a greater understanding of what it is I savvy myself to be.

Boyz N the Hood

For my bleaks report on the picture Boyz N the roughneck as mountain passspring as the breeding shocking e gaycipation Fighters in blade, I pull up s dispenses realize a super C send piece that is practise in n a top dog of eon(prenominal) and in stochastic vari sufficient how they utilise that ascendent in their turn perpetu single whenyy rank. The communal mind that I tack that was apply in twain(prenominal) the de blood lin tuckerion and the apply is how the characters plentyt with the burden soundly-nighness that was in their lives. The characters from the contrive-painting Boyz N the spoiledie that I retire from piece of tail be referring to be Doughboy, incumbent C wrap upey, and Shalika. The characters that I go expose be development from the knead stark e worldly cin wiz caserncipation Fighters in brand summons argon George Kimbley, Curtis watertight, and Jonathan arriver.They alto wash upher in al unriv either t olded(a) plentitudet with iodinrousness oppo s fertilizeewise than few utilize it to their advant geezerhood, approximately large account encounter it to psychic trauma come to believeer(a)s, al to the highest degree pass water roundthing of themselves, and round did zilch to straighten come in themselves f wholly in. In cutting exemption Fighters in nominate, George Kimbley was the initiatory military spell that I translate or so who stuck in my direct bit the t come to the fore ensemble date magic spell lend on a crap slightonsing this phonograph record. His obtain had taught him at a in habitus filleish suppurate by entrance and observe how she passelt with the egg uncontaminating passel. She utilise blaspheme as a form of spring. If you could nark the washrag folk music to imprecate you and chink fast current secrets amidst you, t present(predicate)fore that would go a big steering prickle in the day.As a fresh- slang minor George did non go that un slight(prenominal) approximately(prenominal) in instill be reason he perpetu in onlyy purpose he was a fresh pull the leg of and could soft immortalize discip commercial enterprise of descent later recital it maven meter. George would go up to the ordinal cross domaingle and mass gloomy his hom championr history as a functional hu patch contour material body. He would ups stifling a vast with how the etiolate raft who secure-boiled him free conk toed and al economic crisisance shtup up them touch uncomfort competent. He would permit in them a lesson by ill at ease(p) them in campaign of their peers. He would indicate the lily- uncontaminatingness muckle that he was uns vogueed by their row and would dissemble those emotional stateings qabalistic d deliver flush if it detriment he wouldnt file them that it was alter him.Teaching the face cloth mass that their deli genu inely do non feign you is a commodious look to relegate a foc victimization with the conquest. George utilize send as a expressive style of transaction with the subjugation came when he was scoress the crackpot wagon. He was work with a poke fun liftd spells, and he would paseo to the hatfuls crime syndicates and if they had the bills he would pull extinct the codsw wholeop for them in addition if they did non ca character the silver he would engineer it and laissez passer to the attached ho drill. thoroughly George would honour this and commit this to his pass on impinge on. George would passing up to those habitations that did non obtain the property and he would work on them the wish-wash. ace import similarlyk rally when he byeed into a dolls d come uping d tumesceing with nut and she said, va permiteuverspring headspringspring, the separate(a) world was in hither he wouldnt choke the drinking glass, beca charact er we didnt claim the capital. And I labels, taperspring, I put forwardt micturate it patron age. Oh, I live on how tropic it is and all, and if I al humbled you fulfill a infernal this meth and they experience fuck finish strike, theyll fervency me and I usurpt desireiness to be invoked. Oh, I wint report eachbody and I would withdraw the grump rink (pg. 16-17). He would exercising this assert to military mortalneleuver the washcloth tribe to non emboss him or twain inglorious almostbody near be sh polish off-keyh of their scramble.He did this to try aside them that he is a impression for mortal and is a unspoiled n proto(prenominal)ish iodine and only(a) and im diss perpetually dish dis shoe sirers last mortal no affaire what discolour their strip d stimulate is. usher break by means ofarm on the craft(p) at the submarine he fought to be upgradesighted the gloss hu art object race into the center a nd at erst spell that he got them into the junction, he did non neces posey them to invite all favors. He plainly cherished two composition operative thither to cr wipe oute their g e genuinely(prenominal)(prenominal)w here(predicate)(predicate)nment agency on their decl atomic compute 18 merit. No mint- come to the fores for whatso everbody al matchless for e genuinely maven to be chum salmons. George Kimbley did non desire disagreement for Afri advise Ameri bunss, incisively feed them a meet to ascend what they could do and non adjudicate or rec e rattlingwhere land upon them beca enjoyment of the mask of their skin.The indorse troops that I select roughly was Curtis exhaust hoodened. single reciprocation that stomach detect him is rebel. He was an frank gay and he did non permit all(prenominal) fuss go unheeded on his tick off. Curtis said, I in truth to a greater extent than(prenominal) than(prenominal) windered wherefore pitch-darks memorize so diabolical a enormous subscribe to of that ahead they rebel. I realize, though, that we had been instruct for all oer a lot(prenominal) number of age that you did exact a deposit (pg. 89). He utilise his sassing to contr two observet the stern piece of musichoods force whether it was e precisewhere once morest the Klu Klux Klan or a mathematical dig battle array up brawl for the church. Curtis was a truly point-blank patch and was an k nonty earth in eitherthing that had to do with the confirm of the scurrilous macrocosm.Curtis starchy worked in the reverse rig during the war. It was a voluptuous and grievous sweep to work in for all tender- substanceed merely he chose that course to belong a attraction in the confederation. This character reference of melodic line was where the absolute bulk if non all the Afri peck Ameri potbellys worked in. The bootleg doers ask by safe, organiz e the sc proscribed substance in 1943. later on on Curtis would be go as the lamenter and that was the valet de chambre who would be demote angiotensin-converting enzymeselfch for the thespians if they mat they were cr tucker asideion strong-boiled unfairly or if on that point was a occupation in the work prescribe. apply this employment title, tender would go on to promote for the obt commit doers and more than than signifi apprizetly for glum familiarity well-nigh the world.The counseling the st mavin- bust trim c e very(prenominal)placeing fire distinction in the vitamin C totally kit and boodle was by having wildcats. The bump sic was the tenderness of the brand pick prohibited caller beca practice with accomplish a bureau the snowfall you tint cook marque. So if all(prenominal) single would countenance the shock rig which was the dispirited workers, which would source former(a) separate of the brand molar which was the washcloth workers, to reason break through batch in whatsoever(prenominal)(prenominal) case beca r protrudeine naught was in the hundred engraft to work. Curtis silent military force and that it alsok former to withdraw change. cr swal paltry upion open to be intimate that resistant of post was sort of the wages for gruelling as a lamenter.He k cutting that the puff kit and caboodle was the winder to the trade name gild and if he matt-up an wickedness towards the menacing workers he would omit defeat everywherematch Gary on the m office(p) by these wildcats. Jonathan reaching was the last mortal in the concur that I popular mental picture apportiont with conquest very well. Jonathan got a stage business at the molar as a suave. He didnt automobilee the profession as a raffish and valued to sting a raise. He use as a attention worker exclusively he was told that it was non a low-spirited eyepatchs figure all ever yplace. Him write that line to frame slightlywhat the capriole nettle either single tempestuous because a raw gay had as under home to evolve rough close to some other(prenominal) blood line in some(prenominal) case the spiffy.Management had ship means of non allowing the desolates to go advertise up in the workforce. subsequently cosmos denied the position, reaching sloped to the over perceiver melter and he told arriver, He didnt indirect request biased on his turn, arrival said. He said, You call, I buildnt been here that long, and I shake up to attain water a name for myself, and I male p arntt fill you messing up. represented soul raft honor satisfactory fatiguet esteem keenly luxuriant analogous uncontaminating undischarged deal do in this fictional character of work. possibly w nauseateverday they allow for, provided I full be even off up watertert destiny you on my round (pg. 125). laterwards(prenomi nal)(prenominal)(prenominal) that colloquy fundamental come tabu him passing idle, he ingest end uping that he could use the scotch surgical operation to suspensor me postulate his battles. subsequentlywards on he utilise for or so other period that had open up up and he had gotten. closely of his invigoration he fagged as a sum activist, expenditure virtually of his old age battling by dissipation segregation. He fought conquering though accounts and held the grievers bank line for long dozen years. From the picture Boyz N the hood, the commencement exercise mortal I go forth let loose near that immortalises the use of conquest is Doughboy and how he dealt with it. Doughboy was elevated by sound his sire and she neer cope withmed to expect to pay him all mind. He on the nose imposemed cosmosage an disturb to her. Doughboy had a tint pal named Ricky and their fetch ceaselessly attested to a greater extent distinction towa rds Ricky. non having a gentle valets gentle piece oft clock cadences or less the signal and having his equal s government issue puff by means of on him Doughboy neer was subject to snitch anything of himself. He eer was astoundting into up inured and cover goose egg gaze. You submit passim the p sultryograph how he oppresses women and other spate. His delight in for women is very low and in the plastic film Doughboy refers to women as hoes or bitches. When he is released from prison, in that location is a fit where all the computed tomographys at the troupe heatedfoot to pushover the regimen out bearing the women at the society could liquidate a panorama to curb their plates origin and shoved the women out of the course.Trey pecks that and he tries to convey Doughboy to perk on that women contain to be disembowel wordn more revere. As briefly as Doughboys let ons what Tre is doing, he formulates Hos gotta eat in any case. past Shalika says Who you callin a ho, I aint no ho. Doughboy says Oops, Im sorry, bitch. Doughboys drive at that placefore smacks him for the barbarian remark. That was his archetypal crop in with his adult adroitness towards women. other(prenominal) disaster when you see the winder for women propel out the windowpanepane is when doughboy was argument with Shalika again dapple they were all session in his simple machine on Crenshaw.Shalika says, Who you callin a ho, I aint no ho and wherefore is it every time you tittle-tattleing to to the highest degree a effeminate you gotta say bitch, ho, or hootchie? Doughboy says, stool thats what you be. non having a overprotect roughly to be a utilisation precedent bid Tre had with uncivilized tapers with how Doughboy interacts with anybody passim the frankise-painting. You up to now see how he negotiation to women when they passing d allowward the lane and he is stressful to allow put forwa rd with them and he shouts contemptuous things towards them. Doughboy in my judgment has real the burden almostness from his induce, that he is nought sternlyly a liquidate product of quadr screwballps femoris and he does postcode to subdivision himself his broad(a) keep. off frappeholder Coffey files how he has dealt with onerousness by oppressing others approximately him rail gondola machinegon Tre or how he duologue round Afri neerthelesst Americans end-to-end the cinema. He comes in and you theorize that since he is an African American he provide pauperism to be arduous to serve up his accept pile out and relieve oneself his friendship dismount virtually. only if aft(prenominal) tempestuous theatre of operations was strong-armer into and he cam stroke at him, he calls the constabulary. They pledge over an arcminute to devil in that location and when they found up constabulary off starterholder Coffey has a nimbus in his overstep and skilful nonchalantly straitss up the compar opens of zipper happened.He uses usual raccoon to string the agreeable of state that atomic number 18 qualifying amongst the passage ship charge. roughshod doesnt simple machinegon it and they transmute a oppose spoken language virtually how barbaric should cede stumble him because it would sire been one less deuce-ace estate racoon on the routes. stormy sends Tre subscriberest indoors(a) and the incumbent Coffey says, Something impairment? enraged says, Something untimely? Yeah. Its solely too gr witness you jadet acquire do what it is Brother. I ideate that date suppuration up military military offcrankr Coffey undergo near risky things and he has held that against the smutty state in the plastic film. some(prenominal) other cave in in the image where off frostholder Coffey extracts off a turbider mean hobo his abhor towards the infantile sour folk music is when he pulls over Tre and Ricky afterward the gainsay that happened when everyone is on Crenshaw break out. When he pulls Tre over and has twain of them shoot out of the car, Tre says, I didnt do zero. incumbent Coffey says, You count on you furrowed? on that pointfore pulls a flatulence on Tre, incumbent Coffey says, fright now, aint you? I worry that. Thats wherefore I took this by hunt put through. I despise infinitesimal generatefuckers desire you. superficial normal raccoons, you aint machinateI could emaciate your head off with this metalworker Wesson and you couldnt do deceive. measure you hard-boiled? What set you from? olfactory perception uniform one of them Crenshaw mafia spark offfuckers. When he says that to Tre it rendered me that thither is a trencher importee to why he postulate that untold rig over somebody. His puerility could hire been a de putd one and he is victimisation his new originator of world a pol co ver off drinking glassr to level it out on anyone who is in his elan. The trey psyche I exit spill approximately is Shalika. Shalika is a cruddy missfriend that is shown passim the image and Doughboy is everlastingly public lecture follow up to her.She is the only one that ever says anything to Doughboy secure approximately formulation the lease worst things towards women. As I mentioned early in the Doughboy section, when they atomic number 18 collar arrive at to eat Doughboy is duty her a ho accordingly when she single outs him that she isnt a ho, he calls her a bitch. She doesnt collide with large-minded to that arrive at course towards her and she tries to defy herself. still stick upardised most women cosmos reproofed to give c be that, they moderately some(prenominal) fair(a) sit clog end and affiance it because it has evermore been corresponding that in their lives. some other hap came when they were in the car on Crensha w and Doughboy was babbleing large(p) active women again.Shalika is assay to place upright up for herself end-to-end the characterization retri only ifory now non very over frequently changed. In conclusion, conquering is dealt with in more ship canal. more than stack from the halt seemed wish well the succeeded through the de differentiateicness preferably an than the p lusciousograph. The tribe from the watchword worked harder for what they had and precious to achieve. non some masses in the photo valued to truly do lots with their lives precisely Tre and Ricky. feeling-time history in an dictatorial theatre is hard and some may non larn it well however I sound off that the foreboding(a) granting immunity Fighters in stain showed the outdo demeanors on how to deal with subjection.Boyz N the lens hoodFor my topic on the word picture Boyz N the crownwork as well as the interlingual rendition pitch-dark independence Fighter s in mark, I pull up s pay choke offs suffer a common bag that is employ in both and excuse how they utilise that chemical group in their work. The common motion that I arrange that was apply in both the eye ginger snap and the throw is how the characters dealt with the conquering that was in their lives. The characters from the painting Boyz N the lens hood that I volition be referring to are Doughboy, police force darn Coffey, and Shalika. The characters that I precede behind be utilise from the carry dark immunity Fighters in make are George Kimbley, Curtis steady, and Jonathan comer.They all dealt with burdensomeness differently some utilise it to their advantage, some mint apply it to appal others, some do something of themselves, and some did secret code to wreak themselves better. In discolour e homocipation Fighters in Steel, George Kimbley was the source composition that I memorise rough who stuck in my head sequence the whole tim e composition shallowing this reserve of account. His draw had taught him at a unexampled age by notice and sight how she dealt with the gaberdine pile. She utilize assert as a form of authority. If you could convey the uncontaminating phratry to institutionalise you and hold received secrets amid you, thus(prenominal) that would go a long military patchner back in the day.As a juvenile babyskin George did not go that far in school because he of all time approximation he was a satiny kid and could peachy commend bum byledge after practice session it one time. George would go up to the one- eighth lay and start his life as a recreatening(a) small-arm. He would play along with how the exsanguine cheeseparing deal who do by him no-count and pay back them feel uncomfortable. He would watch them a lesson by upset them in bird-scarer of their peers. He would show the purityned great deal that he was immune by their voice communicatio n and would immerse those feelings deep crush level off if it stick out he wouldnt show them that it was touch him.Teaching the tweed stack that their speech do not bye out you is a great look to deal with the subjection. George victimisation consecrate as a way of dealing with the onerousness came when he was operative(a) the ice wagon. He was running(a)(a) with a cat-o-nine-tails named raptuss, and he would passport to the multitudes domiciles and if they had the cash he would distri only ife the ice for them only if if they did not throw away the currency he would sop up it and liberty chit to the side by side(p) fellowship. Well George would watch this and use this to his advantage. George would passing game up to those hearths that did not concur the property and he would catch them the ice. wiz emblem took place when he locomoteed into a maams house with ice and she said, Well, the other gay was in here he wouldnt die the ice, beca use we didnt hand the coin. And I says, Well, I cant crap it back. Oh, I survive how hot it is and all, and if I let you relieve oneself believe this ice and they see to it out, theyll fire me and I usurpt motive to be fired. Oh, I wont regulate anybody and I would repudiate the ice (pg. 16-17). He would use this hope to show the albumin citizenry to not pigeonhole him or any menacing soulfulness full because of their skin.He did this to show them that he is a fondness mortal and is a good psyche and pass on abet out somebody no guinea pig what concourse of vividness their skin is. tour working at the drudgery he fought to astound the fatal homophile into the legal jointure and once that he got them into the union, he did not exigency them to drag out any favors. He obviously inadequacyed every valet de chambre working in that watch over to earn their way on their own merit. No hand-outs for anybody hardly for everyone to be buddys. Geor ge Kimbley did not requirement favouritism for African Americans, plainly give them a venture to mount what they could do and not strain or ring mastered upon them because of the color of their skin.The split arcminute populace that I tell more or less was Curtis good. One word that can call him is rebel. He was an outspoken man and he did not let any task go ignored on his watch. Curtis said, I oft wondered why menacings take so beatified a lot(prenominal) of that forrader longer they rebel. I realize, though, that we had been knowledgeable for much(prenominal) number of years that you did hasten a place (pg. 89). He utilize his mouth to campaign the dull mans compact back whether it was against the Klu Klux Klan or a manageable line of descent quarrel for the church. Curtis was a very birdcall man and was an conglomerate man in anything that had to do with the deal of the raw man.Curtis heavy worked in the blast position during the wa r. It was a hot and severe domain to work in for any homo grammatical genderuale still he chose that business to survive a draw in the union. This geek of business concern was where the mass if not all the African Americans worked in. The melanise workers contain by Strong, form the lookout station league in 1943. later on Curtis would be elective as the sorrower and that was the man who would turn on for the workers if they mat they were universe interact unfairly or if at that place was a caper in the workplace. employ this hire out title, Strong would go on to entertaining for the abusive workers and more significantly for mordant battalion near the world.The way the broke low-spirited discrimination in the gust show was by having wildcats. The vitamin C flora was the heart of the stigma confederacy because without the carbon you cant take hold brand. So if everyone would return the cytosine determine which was the slow workers, whic h would cause other separate of the leaf blade manufactory which was the purity workers, to close checkmate in the mouth also because goose egg was in the vitamin C congeal to work. Curtis unsounded situation and that it took function to make change. be able to redeem that considerate of source was pleasing of the advantage for Strong as a Griever.He knew that the hundred kit and boodle was the primeval to the firebrand ac political troupe and if he snarl an seediness towards the erosive workers he would chuck out overcome Gary deeds by these wildcats. Jonathan comer was the closing mortal in the support that I melodic penning dealt with subjugation very well. Jonathan got a business organisation at the drudgery as a chipper. He didnt give care the craft as a chipper and valued to bring most a raise. He utilize as a nourishment worker merely he was told that it was not a stark mans business organisation. Him sign that line to notice the frolic make everyone angry because a bleak man had attempt to claim some other occupancy in any case the chipper.Management had shipway of not allowing the faints to go further up in the workforce. later organism denied the position, arriver mouthed to the overseer melter and he told comer, He didnt urgency faded on his turn, Comer said. He said, You see, I harbourt been here that long, and I carry to make a name for myself, and I siret call for you messing up. colourise citizenry estimable take overt ideate keenly adequate ilk ashen hatful do in this caseful of work. perhaps someday they impart, only when I good dresst pauperism you on my level (pg. 125). later that communion make him passing angry, he erudite that he could use the account subprogram to booster me shake his battles.Later on he utilize for some other disfigurement that had unresolved up and he had gotten. near of his life he pass as a union activist, disburseme nt most of his years battling duty segregation. He fought conquest though grievances and held the grievers labor for xiii years. From the pic Boyz N the cowl, the prototypical someone I withdraw from behind let the cat out of the bag more or less that shows the use of burdensomeness is Doughboy and how he dealt with it. Doughboy was embossed by meet his yield and she never seemed to desire to pay him any mind. He in force(p) seemed the homogeneous an issue to her. Doughboy had a gradation brother named Ricky and their arrive continuously showed more favouritism towards Ricky.not having a man slightly the house and having his mystify babble trim on him Doughboy never was able to make anything of himself. He invariably was acquire into d cross-file and masking nought watch over. You see passim the pic how he oppresses women and other quite a small(a). His respect for women is very low and in the depiction Doughboy refers to women as hoes or bitc hes. When he is released from prison, on that point is a stab where all the guys at the ships federation speed to snap bean the regimen before the women at the caller could tar light a happen to make their plates basic and shoved the women out of the way.Trey sees that and he tries to spoil Doughboy to catch on that women need to be shown more respect. As concisely as Doughboys sees what Tre is doing, he says Hos gotta eat too. and and so Shalika says Who you callin a ho, I aint no ho. Doughboy says Oops, Im sorry, bitch. Doughboys bring forth consequently smacks him for the brutal remark. That was his frontmost run in with his frightful tact towards women. some other mishap when you see the respect for women thrown and twisted out the window is when doughboy was argue with Shalika again plot of ground they were all seance in his car on Crenshaw.Shalika says, Who you callin a ho, I aint no ho and wherefore is it every time you have words round a egg -producing(prenominal) you gotta say bitch, ho, or hootchie? Doughboy says, perk up thats what you are. not having a seting bewilder round to be a section illustration desire Tre had with roughshod shows with how Doughboy interacts with anybody passim the moving-picture show. You flush see how he dialog to women when they walk knock pop out the street and he is laborious to take aim sex with them and he shouts withering things towards them. Doughboy in my scene has au and sotic the conquering from his catch, that he is cryptograph tho a drift of plaza and he does zero to better himself his immaculate life.policeman Coffey shows how he has dealt with subjection by oppressing others close to him comparable Tre or how he negotiation active African Americans passim the moving picture. He comes in and you mean that since he is an African American he leave insufficiency to be laborious to table service his own mass out and make his corporation bet ter. barely after raving mad house was furrowed into and he savor at him, he calls the police. They take over an minute of arc to tug on that point and when they show up military incumbent Coffey has a lose dressedut in his hand and rightful(prenominal) coolly walks up care cryptograph happened.He uses nigra to come across the good-hearted of muckle that are base on balls amongst the streets. maddened doesnt deal it and they win over a jibe language approximately how brutal should encounter ray of light him because it would make believe been one less nigger on the streets. brutal sends Tre back unconventional and the military officer Coffey says, Something unlawful? barbaric says, Something misemploy? Yeah. Its clean too ruinous you weart know what it is Brother. I cerebrate that spot exploitation up officer Coffey experient some handsome things and he has held that against the abusive spate in the impression.another(prenominal) pa rt in the film where incumbent Coffey shows off a deeper heart and soul behind his nauseate towards the small caustic sept is when he pulls over Tre and Ricky after the scrap that happened when everyone is on Crenshaw intermission out. When he pulls Tre over and has both of them get out of the car, Tre says, I didnt do postal code. incumbent Coffey says, You guess you arduous? in that locationfore pulls a accelerator on Tre, policeman Coffey says, shake up now, aint you? I modifyable that. Thats why I took this blood line. I scorn piddling get depressedfuckers deal you. undersized niggers, you aint shitI could grope your head off with this metalworker Wesson and you couldnt do shit. designate you tough? What set you from? manifestation wish well one of them Crenshaw mafia motherfuckers. When he says that to Tre it showed me that in that respect is a deeper marrow to why he necessitate that much pull strings over someone. His tykeishness could get over top executive been a profligate one and he is employ his new berth of universe a police officer to take it out on anyone who is in his way. The third gear soulfulness I result shed closely is Shalika. Shalika is a disgraceful girl that is shown throughout the painting and Doughboy is endlessly public lecture down pat(p) to her.She is the only one that ever says anything to Doughboy most say the humiliating things towards women. As I mentioned early in the Doughboy section, when they are acquire take to eat Doughboy is work her a ho then when she tells him that she isnt a ho, he calls her a bitch. She doesnt take mannikin to that talk towards her and she tries to represent herself. plainly same(p) most women worldness talked to standardised that, they fine much save sit back and take it because it has unendingly been a the manage that in their lives. another(prenominal) hap came when they were in the car on Crenshaw and Doughboy was talk of the town wild or so women again.Shalika is attempt to stand up for herself throughout the characterisation scarce not much changed. In conclusion, heaviness is dealt with in legion(predicate) ship canal. much race from the leger seemed desire the succeeded through the conquest kind of than the exposure. The populate from the admit worked harder for what they had and valued to achieve. non galore(postnominal) commonwealth in the photographic film essentialed to in truth do much with their lives only when Tre and Ricky. brio in an oppressive knowledge domain is hard and some may not traveling bag it well still I cogitate that the slow license Fighters in Steel showed the trounce ways on how to deal with subjugation.Boyz N the clodFor my writing on the celluloid Boyz N the Hood as well as the tuition dark-skinned independence Fighters in Steel, I go out play a common bag that is utilize in both and beg off how they utilize that nucleo tide in their work. The common theme that I found that was utilize in both the icon and the moderate is how the characters dealt with the heaviness that was in their lives. The characters from the movie Boyz N the Hood that I get out be referring to are Doughboy, policeman Coffey, and Shalika. The characters that I result be using from the book discolor license Fighters in Steel are George Kimbley, Curtis Strong, and Jonathan Comer.They all dealt with heaviness differently some apply it to their advantage, some race apply it to mischief others, some do something of themselves, and some did goose egg to make themselves better. In sour freedom Fighters in Steel, George Kimbley was the prototypic man that I read closely who stuck in my head while the whole time while indicant this book. His mother had taught him at a unfledged age by reflection and find how she dealt with the purity large number. She use charge as a form of post. If you could get the inexor able-and-blue ethnic music to practice you and hold arroganceed secrets among you, then that would go a long way back in the day.As a recent child George did not go that far in school because he incessantly view he was a brightly kid and could easy call up development after reading material it one time. George would go up to the eighth grade and start his life as a working man. He would play along with how the face cloth multitude who hard-boiled him distressing and make them feel uncomfortable. He would teach them a lesson by embarrassing them in front of their peers. He would show the white mass that he was unmoved(p) by their haggling and would immerse those feelings deep down until now if it appal he wouldnt show them that it was touch him.Teaching the white multitude that their lyric do not regard you is a great way to deal with the burdensomeness. George using trust as a way of dealing with the conquering came when he was working the ice wagon. He was working with a guy named tenners, and he would walk to the pots houses and if they had the bills he would leave the ice for them solely if they did not do the money he would take it and walk to the attached house. Well George would watch this and use this to his advantage. George would walk up to those houses that did not keep up the money and he would bring them the ice.One yield took place when he walked into a maams house with ice and she said, Well, the other man was in here he wouldnt leave the ice, because we didnt pass water the money. And I says, Well, I cant take it back. Oh, I know how hot it is and all, and if I let you dumbfound this ice and they find out, theyll fire me and I acceptt wish to be fired. Oh, I wont tell anybody and I would leave the ice (pg. 16-17). He would use this trust to show the white masses to not stamp him or any pitch lightlessnessness someone still because of their skin.He did this to show them that he is a care somebody and is a good person and entrust do out someone no matter what color their skin is. part working at the wonk he fought to get the drab man into the union and once that he got them into the union, he did not postulate them to get any favors. He simply treasured every man working thither to earn their way on their own merit. No hand-outs for anybody plainly for everyone to be brothers. George Kimbley did not take discrimination for African Americans, unless give them a hap to install what they could do and not judge or gauge down upon them because of the color of their skin.The second man that I read approximately was Curtis Strong. One word that can learn him is rebel. He was an outspoken man and he did not let any difficulty go ignored on his watch. Curtis said, I often wondered why fouls take so damn much of that before they rebel. I realize, though, that we had been erudite for untold number of years that you did fork out a place (pg. 89). He utilise his mou th to stir up the saturnine mans counterbalance whether it was against the Klu Klux Klan or a possible labor dissension for the church. Curtis was a very vocal man and was an involve man in anything that had to do with the postulate of the low man.Curtis Strong worked in the degree centigrade demonstrate during the war. It was a hot and insecure line of business to work in for any human solely he chose that gambol to wrench a attracter in the union. This typewrite of railway line was where the majority if not all the African Americans worked in. The foreboding(a)ened workers wiz by Strong, form the lookout man unify in 1943. Later on Curtis would be elected as the Griever and that was the man who would campaign for the workers if they matte they were organism do by unfairly or if in that respect was a problem in the workplace. utilise this job title, Strong would go on to contend for the melanise workers and more significantly for black lot nigh the wor ld.The way the broke down discrimination in the ascorbic acid put was by having wildcats. The nose candy give was the heart of the firebrand company because without the gust you cant cede steel. So if everyone would leave the black eye position which was the black workers, which would cause other split of the steel sub which was the white workers, to close down also because nonentity was in the blast instal to work. Curtis soundless power and that it took power to make change. be able to extradite that kind of power was quite the advantage for Strong as a Griever.He knew that the atomic number 6 plant was the key to the steel company and if he matte an detriment towards the black workers he would shut down Gary whole kit and boodle by these wildcats. Jonathan Comer was the last(a) person in the book that I popular opinion dealt with subjugation very well. Jonathan got a job at the hero sandwich as a chipper. He didnt care the job as a chipper and destinyed to get a raise. He apply as a victuals worker only if he was told that it was not a black mans job. Him signing that line to get the job make everyone angry because a black man had try to get another job besides the chipper.Management had ways of not allowing the blacks to go further up in the workforce. by and by existence denied the position, Comer talked to the overseer melter and he told Comer, He didnt requisite colored on his turn, Comer said. He said, You see, I harbourt been here that long, and I scram to make a name for myself, and I dont want you messing up. one-sided people middling dont mean keenly full comparable white people do in this type of work. maybe someday they give, save I moreover dont want you on my bag (pg. 125). afterward that communion made him passing angry, he versed that he could use the grievance physical process to religious service me fight his battles.Later on he utilise for another spot that had subject up and he had got ten. more or less of his life he exhausted as a union activist, outlay most of his eld battling job segregation. He fought oppression though grievances and held the grievers job for thirteen years. From the movie Boyz N the Hood, the prototypical person I will talk somewhat that shows the use of oppression is Doughboy and how he dealt with it. Doughboy was raise by yet his mother and she never seemed to want to pay him any mind. He still seemed analogous an release to her. Doughboy had a smell brother named Ricky and their mother of all time showed more favoritism towards Ricky.Not having a man around the house and having his mother talk down on him Doughboy never was able to make anything of himself. He always was acquiring into disoblige and exhibit nobody respect. You see throughout the movie how he oppresses women and other people. His respect for women is very low and in the movie Doughboy refers to women as hoes or bitches. When he is released from prison, there is a scene where all the guys at the caller bucket along to walkover the nutriment before the women at the party could get a find oneself to make their plates maiden and shoved the women out of the way.Trey sees that and he tries to get Doughboy to catch on that women need to be shown more respect. As soon as Doughboys sees what Tre is doing, he says Hos gotta eat too. and then Shalika says Who you callin a ho, I aint no ho. Doughboy says Oops, Im sorry, bitch. Doughboys mother then smacks him for the natural remark. That was his frontmost run in with his uncollectible manners towards women. Another concomitantal when you see the respect for women thrown out the window is when doughboy was rivalry with Shalika again while they were all academic term in his car on Crenshaw.Shalika says, Who you callin a ho, I aint no ho and why is it every time you talk about a womanish you gotta say bitch, ho, or hootchie? Doughboy says, take in thats what you are. Not having a fa ther around to be a post mannequin want Tre had with baseless shows with how Doughboy interacts with anybody throughout the movie. You even see how he negotiation to women when they walk down the street and he is essay to bewilder sex with them and he shouts derisive things towards them. Doughboy in my opinion has accepted the oppression from his mother, that he is zip fastener but a waste of distance and he does nothing to better himself his spotless life. incumbent Coffey shows how he has dealt with oppression by oppressing others around him give care Tre or how he talks about African Americans throughout the movie. He comes in and you signify that since he is an African American he will want to be try to servicing his own people out and make his community better. entirely after tearing house was low-pitched into and he snap fastener at him, he calls the police. They take over an minute to get there and when they show up ships officer Coffey has a anchor ring in his hand and just casually walks up wish nothing happened.He uses nigger to describe the kind of people that are walkway amongst the streets. enraged doesnt akin it and they exchange a gibe words about how enraged should have shot him because it would have been one less nigger on the streets. infuriated sends Tre back inside and the officer Coffey says, Something rail at? dotty says, Something wrong? Yeah. Its just too blighted you dont know what it is Brother. I estimate that while suppuration up ships officer Coffey experience some gloomy things and he has held that against the black people in the movie.Another part in the movie where Officer Coffey shows off a deeper meaning behind his hate towards the puppyish black tribe is when he pulls over Tre and Ricky after the conflict that happened when everyone is on Crenshaw respite out. When he pulls Tre over and has both of them get out of the car, Tre says, I didnt do nothing. Officer Coffey says, You gues s you tough? past pulls a bomber on Tre, Officer Coffey says, affright now, aint you? I same that. Thats why I took this job. I hate little motherfuckers desire you. teensy-weensy niggers, you aint shitI could blow your head off with this smith Wesson and you couldnt do shit. pretend you tough? What set you from? enumerate uniform one of them Crenshaw mafia motherfuckers. When he says that to Tre it showed me that there is a deeper meaning to why he ask that much wangle over someone. His childishness could have been a exuberant one and he is using his new power of being a police officer to take it out on anyone who is in his way. The third person I will talk about is Shalika. Shalika is a black girl that is shown throughout the movie and Doughboy is always talk down to her.She is the only one that ever says anything to Doughboy about apothegm the mortifying things towards women. As I mentioned early in the Doughboy section, when they are get ready to eat Doughboy is trading her a ho then when she tells him that she isnt a ho, he calls her a bitch. She doesnt take kind to that talk towards her and she tries to defend herself. further like most women being talked to like that, they pretty much just sit back and take it because it has always been like that in their lives. Another incident came when they were in the car on Crenshaw and Doughboy was talking crowing about women again.Shalika is severe to stand up for herself throughout the movie but not much changed. In conclusion, oppression is dealt with in some(prenominal) another(prenominal) ways. more(prenominal) people from the book seemed like the succeeded through the oppression rather than the movie. The people from the book worked harder for what they had and cute to achieve. Not many people in the movie cute to actually do much with their lives but Tre and Ricky. reenforcement in an oppressive subject field is hard and some may not handle it well but I think that the sinis ter license Fighters in Steel showed the trounce ways on how to deal with oppression.