Essays on Apprehension

Touted as solution to globally access patient safety, healthcare records and support and enhancement of quality measures for evidence based care provision, electronic medical record advent began with less reviews from all healthcare practitioners sectors. Nurses, who have been protecting their paper documents, have shown resistance to the change of abandoning papers for computers. We have many reasons for the difficulty of this transition, providing educators and administrators with both opportunities and challenges to expand comfort levels and knowledge base of nurses. Therefore, methods for enhancing computerization skills together with clinical software systems development and implementation involvement of staff ...

PART 1: ART AND ARCHITECTURE THEME REFLECTION

Part 1: Thinking Through Theme and Image

The theme chosen for discussion within this particular project is the theme of duality and conflict as a result of duality. This is a common theme throughout arts and literature; it can be seen in a grand sense in the Bible, with the duality of the divine, as well as in classical literature like Frankenstein. It is also present in many famous works of art, including works of art like Picasso’s Guernica. Duality and conflict—and associated themes of war and strife—are common themes because they are universal in many ...

The Federal Funds Rate Hike

The New York Times, in an article by Binyamin Appelbaum entitled "Fed raises key interest rate for first time in almost a decade" discussed the pronouncement of the Federal Open Market Committee ﴾FOMC﴿ to increase the Federal Funds rate. The decision came exactly seven years after the financial crisis in 2008 when the FOMC reduced its rates to near‐ zero level to prevent the economy from collapsing. The article described the move as signaling the beginning of the end of the Fed 's stimulus program and highlighted the Fed statement that the Fed intends to increase the rates gradually ...

Business Analysis

Question 1 The research methodology is usually about the idea of the author for the objective of the study. The usage of an appropriate research methodology is useful to create a report with substantive content. For some study, qualitative data design can be utilized. This is to get detailed data which can be used to answer questions within the research. The qualitative design is usually a diverse kind of approach wherein the questions are not limited to a yes or no answer, but there will be explanation and details given by respondents (Sandelowski, 2000). The survey is used as ...

Intentional Torts

Essay Question 1: Manny Ramirez is a professional baseball player. He is a great hitter, but is also somewhat quirky and controversial. Because of his quirkiness, the Boston Red Sox decided to trade him to another team, the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Boston print and radio media has been very hard on Ramirez. Two radio talk show hosts, John and Gerry have been repeatedly very critical of Manny, with John states “good riddance” and Gerry states “who needs him” and “he’s a lousy ballplayer” on the air. Manny heard these comments while listening to the radio on the ...

QUESTION ONE

John may have a tort action against Manny for Assault. The elements of assault include: intent, apprehension of an offensive or harmful contact and causation. Manny had intent as indicated by this words “here’s something for you guys, you jerks”. The cleat thrown by Manny toward John created apprehension of harmful contact on the part of John, knowing that if a cleat struck him, especially in the face, injury would result. Causation is present because Manny threw the cleat in a rage and spoke words indicating he intended to cause harm. Therefore, John would succeed on a claim ...

Introduction--Bio-cultural anthropology

Alzheimer's disease - an incurable degenerative disease of the central nervous system characterized by progressive loss of mental abilities (memory, language, logical thinking). The risk increases after 65 years. This book is a good example of bio-cultural anthropology. The subtle journey of hope, ambiguity, and modern bioscience is what is at stake in her book, “The Alzheimer Conundrum” by Margaret Lock. Margaret Lock, a notable medical anthropologist, is recognized for her work on the cultures, intersection of bodies and surroundings, investigation by notice to aging, transplantation of organs, and genomics, alongside other subjects. Even with a lot of funds ...

Natural selection can be referred to as a process through which biological traits turn either more or less common within a population as a function of the impact of hereditary traits on the differential reproductive victory of organisms’ interaction with their surroundings. It is a major evolution mechanism. Charles Darwin popularized the term natural selection with an intention to have it compared with artificial selection, now referred to as selective breeding.

There exists variation within every organism’s populations. This takes place partly since random mutations happen in the genome of an organism, and these mutations can be acquired by offspring. All ...

This review provides a comprehensive analysis of the article on communication apprehension. The review articulates areas in the article that were not well presented and adequately described in the article. Moreover, the benefits of the insights offered in the article will also be incorporated in this review. Results of the survey presented in the article will also be analyzed. It is pertinent to note that the review will articulate areas where there are discrepancies between experience and the results of the survey in communication apprehension. The article provides a clear analysis of the key aspects needed in developing training program ...

Introduction

Anxiety is nature’s biological way of communicating that there is something around that necessitates one’s attention. These may be about the environment, medicine intakes, and brain chemical imbalances as well as drug abuse. The effects of the factors that induce anxiety may vary among individuals and with each conditions and the duration may range from a few hours to days or even months. Generally cases of anxiety are allowed to pass and an individual may well perform normally. Psychologists promote the idea that this feeling can be good at normal level as it is needed for the daily ...

Research Methods in Criminal Law

Introduction and Literature Review The criminal law appreciates logic and scientific thinking. One does not have to let emotions cloud the professional judgment uses in order to perform the assigned job. The element of fear operates in order to promote a sense of righteousness in society. People adhere to law out of fear that emanates from the perspective of the punishment. With the passage of time, lawmakers are moving in the direction of considering motivation as a method of correction for those who have chosen to commit criminal acts in the past. The jails are strongly moving towards rehabilitation. Psychological ...

Terrorism denotes the deeds of violence that are intended to create fear and anxiety among a populace of a specific locality. Terrorism activities are politically or religiously instigated, and without a doubt, they have turned out to be a major concern globally in the recent times. It has affected the largely the way the world is today because, every government is cognizant of the fact that if a country is not safe both internally and externally, no meaningful progress can be made. Terrorism affects how governments conduct their functions and the policies that a particular government puts in place (Yousef, Mosab, and Ron 129-134). In ...

The Police Work

The confession is the title of the video clip that I will be discussing in this paperwork. I will, therefore, identify the positive or notable actions by the police, any issues with police behavior that cause my concern, any illegal or unconstitutional acts by the police , and finally specify the constitutional Amendments the police actions may have violated in the course of duty as depicted by the video- the confession. The confession is written and directed by Ofra Bikel. As illustrated by the video, the confession, it is clear that those people, law enforcement officers, who misuse their ...

The U.S. Patriot Act Americans faced one of the most horrifying episodes in their history of the United States. Many individuals watched with horror as the historical landmarks collapsed simultaneously at the hands of terrorists. Who could forget the shock as the terrorist planes embraced the Twin Towers as the terrorist snuffed the lights of many innocent victims? As a result of this horror, the American Congress waited for only forty-five days before passing the USA Patriot Act in response to that fateful date of September 11, 2001. A number of delusion individuals convinced themselves that they reserved the ...

Abstract

The project deals with changes in the federal law enforcement since 9/11 attacks. The opening paragraphs induct into the political microclimate of the early 2000s and the rationales behind the 2001 terrorist attacks. Further sections give insight into improvements and changes made by the Department of Justice, one of principal law enforcement agencies, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, its subordinate agency, and police. The paper reflects the opinion of prominent security experts, accomplished writers, and governmental officials. Keywords: security, counterterrorism, attack, law, enforcement, bureau, police, justice Being a big geopolitical player that it is, the USA has its ...

Introduction

Behavioral health, also referred to as mental health, is the way that a person thinks, and their emotional reaction to situations. Behavioral health also includes the different methods of promoting wellbeing, and the prevention of mental illnesses. According to Holmes (2014), behavioral health is much more than the absence of mental illness. It includes a person’s ability to enjoy life that is determined by their psychological resilience, and their ability to balance their life. It also includes a person’s flexibility to new ideas and their level of self actualization. Examples of behavioral disorders include Anxiety, Depression, Attention Deficit Disorder, Post ...

There are a wide variety of different ways that consumers can participate in the spectrum of behaviors sometimes referred to as “consumer misbehavior.” Consumer misbehavior runs the gamut from criminal behavior like shoplifting to the compulsive behavior of a shopping addiction. Fullerton and Punj (1997) note that consumer misbehavior has long been accepted to be a problem in the retail world, but that little research has been done on the issue. The most common type of consumer misbehavior considered by researchers is usually shoplifting, but perhaps that is because this type of behavior is very easy to track; other types of consumer ...

Abstract

A whistle-blower or a whistleblower an individual who reveals the alleged dishonest, misconduct, or illegal activity that occurs in an institute. The alleged misconduct is in classification of numerous means; for instance, a contravention of a rule, law, bylaw or a direct risk to public interest, such as health and safety contravention, corruption and fraud. Whistle-blowers might make their accusations internally, for instance, to other individuals in the accused institution or externally to, law enforcement agencies, regulators, to groups, to the media or concerned with the subject matter (Nader, 167). The Continental Congress ratified the first ever whistle-blower protection law in the ...

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Introduction Modern sexuality is one of those notions that include several possibilities and many judgments. In the modern times, sexuality is redefined as a way of self-realization with its roots in satisfaction. However, this idea is also separated from the process of reproduction. Thus, modern sexuality in the current era turned out as “a new value system revolving around desire and sexual fulfillment became prominent; sexual discourse emphatically entered the public realm, and the entire framework for sexual understanding came loose from religious and proscriptive moorings” (Ullman 3). Thus, it would not be incorrect to state ...

In evolution, medicine, as well as ecology, it is recognized that nature together with symbiotic interactions’ outcome are frequently context-dependent. However, the importance of context-dependence in symbiosis associated with diseases of wildlife. The availability of information that context-dependent symbiosis is important and common has resulted in evolutionary theory development, enhanced the apprehension of activity of bicontrol in agriculture and intensified the apprehension of ecologies of several species and contributed to human medicine. The authors of this paper reviewed the proof for context-dependency in symbioses, in various taxa, as well as disciplines. Symbioses are used as a variable, and chytridiomycosis, the ...

Introduction

The meaning behind the term global village- which is often used by politicians, academicians, and business leaders – is often overlooked. It implies the process of becoming global. Like any other aspect in life, global village to has a positive and negative side. There are those who believe that global villageis inevitability, and will bring about equilibrium. Such people feel that global village is a beneficial thing, even as a ‘hip’ cosmopolitan thing. It seen in the context of technology, as something that is cutting-edge and is bringing the world closer. On the other hand, there are those who believe that it ...

Introduction

Crime is a very diverse word that requires comprehensive analysis to define the threshold of d defining wrong as crime. However, the rule of law helps unraveling the puzzle of understanding the crime. Crime is defined as an act of causing harm to an individual or a group of people in the society. Moreover, committing certain crime may draw the attention of the government or state. Some of the crimes that contravene the morally accepted code include rape, murder, theft and many others. These crimes have different levels of punishment as defined the laws of a country. For an immoral activity ...

Introduction

The special theory of relativity is a theory proposed by Albert Einstein in 1905 that illustrates light and matter propagation at high speeds.

Einstein’s theory is based on two main ideas:

The principle of relativity: stipulates that the law of physics is invariable for anything that is in constant motion. The principle of speed of light: stipulates that the speed of light is also constant for any object in any point from which it is being referred. This means that it the same for various observers regardless of their movement in relation to the source of light. Einstein established this principle after noticing a rational flaw in the ...

Molly Micro

Molly Micro can initiate civil proceedings against Air Transport Limited and Launchpad McQuack in both torts and contracts. Molly Micro can sue for breach of contract by Air transport Limited as Air Transport Limited did not fulfil its duty to deliver the equipment to its intended destination without damage. For the tort of negligence, she can sue both the Company and the pilot as they did not undertake a standard duty of care in handling the equipment. The company is liable for fraud as it misrepresented itself as an experienced and qualified transporter with several awards yet that was not ...

Psychology

The Riverman gives a detailed description of the amount of psychological work that went into the apprehension of a man responsible for a series of serial murders. This man came to be dubbed as the green river killer. The Riverman gives a vivid description of Robert Keppel’s twenty-year pursuit and ultimate apprehension of this criminal. This particular killer was suspected of at least forty-nine homicides and to call him a public nuisance would be perhaps the biggest understatement of the years. Clever and cunning was this killer that law enforcement authorities found it increasingly harder, near impossible, to bring him to justice and ...

Book VII - On Shadows and Realities in Education

SOCRATES - GLAUCON AND now, I said, let me show in a figure how far our nature is enlightened or unenlightened: --Behold! human beings living in a underground den, which has a mouth open towards the light and reaching all along the den; here they have been from their childhood, and have their legs and necks chained so that they cannot move, and can only see before them, being prevented by the chains from turning round their heads. Above and behind them a fire is blazing at a distance, and between the fire and the prisoners there is a raised way; and you will ...

The first American police was established in Boston in 1838. Its objective was to provide security on the streets. By 1860, most U.S. cities have also established their own police force - in 1844, the police had been established in New York in 1854, in Philadelphia. Local politicians are often controlled the first police units, responsible for hiring and promotion. Corruption and violence were commonplace. Training and supervision of officers were minimal. A number of factors and specific events led to a reform of the police. One of these events was the court case Miranda v. Arizona. The solution in ...

In the history, man’s self interested has been dominated by the idea of self interest with the aim of concluding a dominion over those with no or little power in the absence of rule of law to protect them. The monster of Habeas Corpus has been around in circulation for many years despite the fact that it sets back to many years unidentified. The phenomena Corpus has been around for every war encountered as been either considered a good or a bad thing based on the outcome of the war. Two presidents in the past suspended the concept behind the ideology ...

‘Name’

‘Instructor’s Name’ The “Arab Spring” and Terrorism Arab spring is an umbrella term used by the media, to denote the series of uprisings, which took place independently and spread across countries in the North Africa and the Middle East in 2011. It all started on the fateful day of December 18, 2010, when a so far unknown street vendor of Tunisia, called Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire, when his cart was confiscated by the police. Nobody then thought that this would turn out into a history changing event, but that is what it exactly turned out to ...

Business Communication Analysis: "Office Space"

Business Communication analysis Introduction There are not many films in the current decades there were able to be so positively spoken to the everyday authenticities of service sector occupation as 1999’s Office Space. This movies called Office Space’’ is basically recognized as an extension of three animated shorts produced by Mr. Judge for television which has occurred over the last ten years, and it has the loose-connected feel of a group of sketches that were grouped together into a story that does not collect a lot of drive. The movie “Office Space,” provides and examination and critiques the numerous ...

Pure reason increases the challenges the mind faces in understanding ideas and concepts. Human experience forms a vital part in the development of reasoning in the mind faculties of humans. The mind uses the experiences to develop and build principles and laws, which enhance the comprehension of nature. Therefore, time becomes a necessity in expanding and enhancing the ideology of human reason. The experiences help in forming man’s idea of reality. The mind operates by increasing its capacities from which humans are able to make judgments. The experience to be beneficial perception and concepts are necessary. Organization of the experiences ...

Introduction

Advertisements and media information is developed to communicate certain information and appeal to potential customers, and existing customer. However, the meanings of such advertisements and media differ across individuals depending on how people read the signs and the background of such advertisements. Therefore, advertisements signs can be said to be polysemic, which means that such signs have different interpretations. The analysis of an advertisement can be done through textual analysis or through semiotics. Textual analysis can be defined as the making of an educated guess and making different varying interpretations on a certain text on an advertisement. On the other ...

The physical design features in crime prevention have been put across to reduce the occurrence of crime. To understand criminal psychology, one has to think like a criminal. A perfect situation for a potential offender to carry out crimes has to have some if not all of the dimensions of crime in place. This means acquiring a target, little or no risk, little or no effort and having the reward in sight. Most of the time a criminal may not be certain of the reward expected. For instance in a mugging situation, the victim may not have anything valuable on himself/ herself at that ...

Areport on Some of Factors That Associated With Rational Theory of Crime

Introduction Rational choice of theory of crime is where it is believed in the field of criminology that man is like a reasoning actor who looks at means and ends, benefits and costs then a rational choice is made basing on some of these factors.

Body

Some of the factors that gears one towards making such decisions include the following: Effects This is where it is believed that the effects of a crime are as a result of the choice made by the offender. Before one indulges in making any crime he weighs overall effects like the costs,benefits,risks among ...

The rational theory of crime advances the argument that first and foremost, man is a rational being. Consequently in making a decision, he will reason out the options available to him, examine the end and the means to be used to attain that end. Additionally, he also weighs the costs and benefits of the act he is going to undertake. It is only after one is through with process that he can be said to have made a rational decision or choice. In the context of criminology, the theory puts forward the position that a criminal will carefully weigh all the factors surrounding a ...

This is a theory that seeks to reveal the circumstances that make a person commit a crime. It a theory based on the principle of cost-benefit analysis. It argues that just like any other rational person, a criminal will have to calculate the costs and benefits of a crime.

Effect

This is a produce of an event. It is a key factor to a criminal. He will have to weigh the value of the incurred costs and the resulting effects. It is cardinal to take into account that a criminal commits crime as a beneficial activity. This is the basic assumption that is propagated by this theory. Therefore, a criminal will be ...

The rational choice theory is one of the theories of criminology, which seeks to explain the causes and motivation that lead to criminal behavior. The theory is premised on the assumption that a criminal is a rational individual, who will make choices that are beneficial to him under the circumstances. It argues that a criminal will make a cost-benefit analysis before engaging in criminal behavior. If the benefits outweigh the cost, then he will engage in them, and vice versa. This brief report will canvas some of the features that are critical in the theory.

Effect

Choices have consequences. When a person chooses to engage ...

Introduction:

Definitely everyone experiences anxiety. This is because it is a normal and important emotion, channelling through stirrings of agony, apprehension, and definite alarm that hazard or an unexpected, menacing revolutionize is near. In this essence yet sometimes anxiety becomes an embroidered, unhealthy response. It is in this essence that we do explore anxiety among the teen, which is more reactive depending to the diverse situations presented. Anxiety is a term generally used to refer to stress or excessive worry about the tasks that you are supposed to do. It mainly results from money and job worries as well as extreme ...

Criminal Law

There are two levels of deterrence: General and Specific deterrence. According to Vito, Maahs and Holmes (2006, p. 52) general deterrence is concerned with society as a whole. Here, the individual punishment is focused in sending a message to everyone, where the punishment demonstrates what will happen to future offenders who will violate the same crime. General deterrence causes a significant impact of the threat of lawful punishment which aims to target the public at large. While specific deterrence shall focus on the individual offender as it seek to teach the criminal a lesson so they will learn from their mistakes and will ...

An experienced registered nurse (RN) who has just completed a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Leadership at a regional university is keen to progress their nursing career. They have accepted the offer of their Nurse Unit Manager (NUM) to become the team leader of a n interdisciplinary team that is to be formed to investigate an increase in nosocomial infections in the unit. The NUM has commented to the RN that one or two of the non nursing staff have expressed apprehension about the team being led by a member of the nursing staff and not one of the other health care professionals. The ...

Moral and ethical implications

Genetically modified organism (GMO) is an organism in which a genetic material is altered by a process called genetic engineering. It is done on micro-organisms including bacteria, yeast, fish, mammals, plants and fish. This GMO in the modern world is a source of genetically modified foods. They are widely used in research and in the production of food. Simply put, modification in the organism means inserting of genes from a different species in a process called horizontal gene transfer or deleting some genes from the organism. The process will lead to changing the organism to have different characteristic when growth from the normal ...

Kant’s Philosophy Consciousness of Self and Mind

Despite the fact that Kant stood for the view that consciousness and mind was not part of his area of philosophy, his ideas would still be influential. According to Brook (2008), the ideas that Kant stood by are now part of the cognitive science. It is argued that Kant’s perspective of mind and his idealism perspectives go hand-in-hand, a phenomenon that is labeled as transcendental idealism. Yet it has also been argued that some points that he held about the mind could be well separated from the idealism point of view. There are three notions that comprehensively define ...

Being born in 1588, very close to the date of the Spanish Armada, Thomas Hobbes believed that he was born “at the same time as fear.” For this reason, the subject of fear consumed his life, as well as his writing. His lifetime did span over a very violent period of world history, characterized by war, death, political unrest, and the upheaval of many citizenries. In fact, Hobbes wrote “The Leviathan” while on exile in France, since he believed that King Charles I was about to be overthrown and fled England out of fear that his beliefs would lead to his ...

It was just another cold day in the frozen land. But my instincts were signalling that it was not a day to travel. The weather seemed gloomy and perilous. Though I was warm in my hirsute, yet I wanted to sit by some fire. It was better to nestle in under a mound of snow and safeguard my balminess. To walk miles on such a day did not seem fascinating at all. Seemed foolish in fact! But something quelled my intuition and drove me to walk along this human- a man with queer actions. I felt a bout of nebulous disquiet which probed me ...

The analogy of the Divided Line comes at the end of the Sixth Book of Plato's the Republic (Rep 6. 509 d- 6. 511e). This analogy seeks to describe human knowledge by using a line separated to form various segments. Plato from the onset makes two distinctions, that is, the physical things on one end of the spectrum and on the other end the non-physical (things known via intellect). This subject matter is then divided into four levels. These are: Eikasia (imagination, conjecture, picture thinking) ; Pistis (Faith or conviction, practical, real-world knowledge) ; Dianoia (Understanding, scientific, mathematical, logical knowledge and Noesis ( ...

This study examines the individual personality differences in young adults’ shyness. For a long period, developmental psychologists have focused on shyness in children. Growing evidence of shyness in young adults, especially in college and university levels has prompted researchers to delve deeper into the development of shyness in young adults and how it can be avoided. Shyness in young adults could be genetically predisposed or could be as a result of environmental consequences. The best means of tackling shyness in young adults (in colleges and universities) require synergy between instructors and parents (guardians). Young adults who are shy have always been ...

Analysis - "Story of an Hour"

In Kate Chopin's "Story of an Hour," Louise Mallard, a woman "afflicted with a heart trouble" learns over the course of the story that her husband is dead. The story follows the progression of her emotions from shock and horror to a feeling of liberation and freedom, as she feels relief of the burden of being wife. A very controversial story when it was first published, Chopin's tale (like many of her works) deals with the unexpected ability of women to liberate themselves and operate separately from men (Jamil, 2009). This theme of female empowerment in a patriarchal age shines through this short ...

Introduction

It goes without saying that life without peace and tranquility is of no relevance. The very purpose of living is defeated if there is an absence of just, equitable, peaceful, and ethical existence of human minds or societies. One of the bitter examples is the brutal end of the Qaddafi rule in Libya. Undoubtedly, it makes good sense to assume that the military rule can not provide stability in the long term. It further teaches us a lesson that peaceful co-existence of people or countries depends on the mutual accommodation, understanding, fundamental liberty, respect, and honor of one another’s ...

Engaging Clients and other Systems in GSW Practice Agency Setting

North Suffolk Mental Health Association provides mental health services to underserved communities in East Boston, Chelsea, Withrop, and Revere, Massachusetts. Among the primary mission objectives of the Agency is to provide people with institutional care, support community-based services in addition to helping people to achieve independence and fullness of life through the provision of a wide variety of community-based, person-centered treatment. North Suffolk Mental Health Association was founded in 1959 and has expanded into one of the leading and largest providers of mental health services in the State (North ...

Abstract:

This paper explores the depiction of the American justice system as it is presented through the film My Cousin Vinny.

My Cousin Vinny is a comical presentation that depicts the American system of justice. It displays the diverse components of the system as a whole. There are numerous formalities that are being convicted of a misdeed, as a preparatory stage, the key participants in the judicial method and lawless individual process. During the movie, I observed the dissimilarities and likenesses between the way the movie depicts the lawless individual fairness method and the actual lawless individual fairness system. The movie is set ...

Communication Styles across Ethnic Groups

Introduction The paper reviews three articles that are aimed at analyzing communication across ethnic groups. The three articles reviewed are based on: non-verbal communication, contrasting communication styles, and strategies for therapist to view diverse people as individuals.

Non Verbal Communication styles across ethnic groups

The article by Vrij, Dragt, & Koppelaar (1992) is very useful in examining the various non-verbal communication styles across ethnic groups. The article tries to discover why there is high employment amongst ethnic minorities in Western European countries. The case of Netherlands is highlighted and it was discovered that the Dutch (minority) were more likely to be employed compared to ethnic minorities— ...

Introduction

The main issue that revolves around this case is the issue of Eminent Domain. In KELO V. CITY of New London (2005), the United States Supreme Court upheld the use of the eminent domain power to take property from homeowners for the purpose of economic development. Under the Fifth Amendment, eminent domain may be used only for a public purpose. Conversely, public purpose is a wide notion. At this point Eminent Domain refers to the authority of the government to acquire certain properties for public use, for example building a freeway. The idea dates to the early seventeenth-century; in U.S. law, underneath ...

Abstract

In “To Build a Fire,” the man’s lack of imagination; his inability to reflect on and admit the reality of his situation; and to recognize his shortcomings represent mankind’s fatal hubris. Man stands apart from Nature, not understanding that he has a place in it – he does not hold sway. To deny Nature then is, in itself, an unnatural act.

An Unnatural Act: Man’s Fatal Capacity for Hubris

Jack London’s literary landscape is inhabited by characters pitted against the brutal forces of Nature, in which the aim is nothing more or less than survival itself. In this unforgiving world, man’s fundamental existence is stripped of ...