Together they try to convince the system that Sam deserves to get his daughter back and, in the process, they create a bond that results in a unique testimony to the power of unconditional love. Some ethical dilemmas are seen in the Rita Harrison character. When her character is first introduced, she made ethical decision to choose her career over her family, and to view people as insignificant creatures. Rita criticizes and neglects those around her. Her emotional state of being, and her choice of work creates serious ethical dilemmas.
However, Haimon follows his father’s commands but politely argues with Kreon about the greater good for the community instead of himself. He tells his father that he disagrees with his beliefs and tries to show what he trusts is the right thing to do in the situation. Haimon agrees that his marriage with Antigone comes second to his father’s will but considering he disagrees with his fathers will about his fiancé, he puts his marriage first, which also represents what the community
Maria’s logic and thinking entail that her mindset was altered to become superego because specifically Maria rationalizes of the potential possibilities if her husband were to turn himself in to the police which will reassure her family 's safety. Within the middle of episode, Maria called Escobar once again in attempt to convince her husband to turn himself to the police, but Escobar chooses to fight against the police than surrender due to his stubbornness as a character. Though Escobar was unconvinced by Maria, she doesn 't oppose her husband, but lets him make his own decisions as long it ensures their family 's safety. She allows Escobar to jeopardize her family life and safety by letting her husband make his own decisions during his final moment which therefore Maria’s mindset was altered to be more ego because she only uses minimal logic about her family 's safety and decided to leave
This lack of awareness and literacy drives people to take great lengths for their beliefs and wants, this is a problem because they don't think about the consequences their actions will have. In the novel, Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury shows that literacy and social awareness are important for society through the use of characterization
The grandmother doesn’t seem to develop in the story until she faces life or death at the end, she may have never developed if have it not been for the Misfit. The grandmother in “A Good Man is Hard to Find” has a moral code that she follows but by the end of the story the Misfit makes question her moral code. A moral code isn’t something that necessarily means good; a moral code is a set of beliefs and behaviors that people abide by to live what they consider to be a reasonable. The grandmothers moral code is based on appearance over substance, Christianity, and ladylikeness, for example, when the family was getting in the car to leave the grandmother was dressed very nicely so just in case there was an accident “anyone seeing her dead…would know at once that she was lady.” The grandmother also, although she barely knew him, thought that Red Sammy was a good person because he let what he thought were good country people charge the gas. When the Misfit shows up at the
The friendship they developed on the river and through their adventure causes Huck to be more concerned for Jim’s safety than society’s need to keep Jim captive. Huck, therefore, sees Jim as his friend and ignores society’s expectations to treat him less than human. After tearing up the letter he writes to Miss Watson, Huck “... studied a minute, sort of holding my breath, and then says to myself: ‘All right, then, I’ll go to hell’” (214). Huck realizes that Jim is in need of assistance so he decides to do what is morally correct, which is to help Jim escape. Huck decides to act on his morals rather than be held captive by society; Huck believes that he has to act in the best interest of Jim and does not consider what society believes is acceptable behavior.
According to the dictionary, strength is the virtue to be able to face risks with courage and vigor. Optimist, we must see the positive side to the different situations that may occur in life. This virtue is useful in the school because it helps you reduce the problems that occur in it. As the author Luri (2010)
From Valjean’s shift from Hedonism to a selfless Utilitarian lifestyle, to Javert’s strict Kant’s Categorical moral code and Thenardier’s despicable Hedonistic life, each had a very real impact in the people they met and the course that the story took. It shows that based on one’s experiences, their lives could be greatly improved, or worsened. Hugo advocates to the reader to lead a Utilitarian lifestyle, but also urges the real impact that Hedonism and Kant’s Categorical has on society. One must always strive for good, but also accept the fact that sometimes evil and ignorance
Strategy can be viewed as a set of plans for implementing the actions. With the increased levels of transparency among learners and educators today, strategies are communicative, cooperative and egalitarian. With a good strategy, an educator should be able to hide confusions and the strategy should enable the educator to stay a step ahead of the learner mentally. Tactics, a finer grained version of pedagogy, show detailed moves through which pedagogy is affected. A new combination of tactics may give rise to a new strategy (Goodyear, 1999).
I trust that life is a learning experience and being able to perceive our own strengths and weaknesses can help us turn out to be better people in anything we do, regardless of whether it is certain capacities and abilities that can help accomplish our objectives or adverse individual ranges that need change. Knowing our self-better can help us to perceive and beat our personal weaknesses. In a personal context, individuals in their personal or professional life must also plan and consider what strategies will help them be successful and ensure their occupational survival. In regards to this, Callanan & Greenhaus, (1999) has noted in their research that employees must take more control of their careers and look out for their employability. Even, Briscoe, & Hall, (2006), has highlighted that emphasis has given rise to the protean (derived from the Greek god Proteus, who could change shape at will) or boundary less career that is person driven.