The Three Styles Of Conflict Resolution In The Diary Of Anne Frank

The Three Styles of Conflict Resolution During the Holocaust, many people suffered greatly, from the Jews, to even the large number of people living in Europe at the time. This caused a variety of large scale problems that affected lots of people. But how did people get through these problems? Anne Frank from “The Diary of Anne Frank” written by Anne Frank, got through her conflict by thinking positively during the entirety of the Holocaust, and hoping things will get better.

Rhetorical Analysis Most people tend to believe that lying is a way of life, that without it the whole world could crumble and fall. While some tend to believe that any form of lying is a sin and there should be consequences. One author, Stephanie Ericsson, wrote “The Ways We Lie” published in 1993 she talks about how we all lie, it has become an everyday chore to make life easier. She begins by trying to strengthen the bond between the reader and writer showing how they are one of the same. She does this by referencing past experiences, adding informed opinions, and using quotes from other well acknowledged authors, her argument is strong throughout the whole article that lying isn’t just evil, it can be used for good when used the right way.

People come into our lives for different reasons. Some leave a positive impact, while others bring negativity. Readers and critics alike have treasured Zora Neale Hurston’s 20th century novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God, for generations particularly for its complex portrayal of the different main characters. The people a person meet and the experiences that person many go through in their lifetime can alter a person significantly. Through the tyrannical words of Joe Starks and the inconsiderate actions of Nanny, Janie in the novel Their Eyes Were Watching God is negatively influenced as her actions and thoughts alter her life.

Thus, the second novel was born entitled “The Evolution of Mara Dyer”. The part that I loved in this novel is when she is started to hallucinate about her friends and how the building collapsed. I loved the idea of that because people are sometimes finding a hard time whether the good or bad things that are happening to you right now are real or true and I can relate to that, but I don’t hallucinate like Mara Dyer. I tend to make question myself if everything around me is actually happening or if I’m just in a dream where I got into college and living in a place so far away from my family.

Anne Frank A Light in the Dark Anne Frank once said, “I keep my ideals, because in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart.” Many people know that Anne Frank was an extraordinary diarist, truly an optimist, and a spunky, energetic girl, but did they know that she was wise beyond her years? She changed the world by blessing humanity with her extraordinary literature skills and imagination. She showed that even in horrible times, people could make the most out of it, and not wallow in their misery.

The period of time around 1920s was the time that “American antisemitism reached it peak during the interwar period. The Russia Revolution and anti-communist Red Scare of 1918-20 was a contributing factor, as many Americans associated Jews with the emergence of communism ”(alpha history). Even though Jews were not so involved into the communism, “Stereotypes can affect not only evaluations of members of a stereotyped group but also evaluations of aspects of the group’s culture”(Mary & Bernard 155). The natives were afraid of the communism being brought into their culture. Besides, “The rising popularity of Ku Klux Klan”(alpha history), which were secret group of white people who used violence to oppose the revolution to equal right, somewhat influenced many whites.

Unlike Helen Keller, Frank McCourt’s obstacle was his background. He always felt ashamed to talk about his past. He was afraid that people will prejudice him because of his unwelcome background. However, he could defeat his obstacle, because he had a good sense of humor. When people asked about his childhood, he attempted to talk in a humorous way about the poverty and the challenges that he faced.

The main conflict of the story is that they had to hide from natzis only because they werwe jews. The climax of the story and for me the worst paart is when anne margot and all the people get caught and unfortunately anne and margot died.these story made me feel bad in some points but it is a great story. I would like anne not to die and know more about her . if only they could find the missing parts otto took out from annes diary. At the end this story has a good message Conclusion I thik this is such an amazin book and i will like to sed a mmessage to other people tat is : If you had ot read anne gfanks diary you should readed it had changed my way of thinking.

Risk taking is a beautiful thing. Some people love risk-taking and some of them do not because they are afraid. In fact, there is a lot of scholars wrote about fear and risk-taking and they explain the relationship between fear and risk-taking and how fear and risk-taking shape us as individuals and as a society. In my point of view, I agree with the idea that fear cannot only be beneficial, but important to our individual and social development because it help our children and it help us in the future.

She is my choice to illustrate the elements of character because the characters in the show are complex, and she 's my favorite in the show, or maybe out of any show at the moment. That 's biased because I 'm in the middle of watching it, which MIGHT be the reason I missed something or got something wrong about her. 2.Protagonist:Jimmy Chance from "Raising Hope. " Jimmy Chance is in general pretty unlucky. He misses a lot of chances in his life, but when something works out for him it 's surprising and wonderful.

However, Pelzer was not the only person among these books who clutched to hope. Anne Frank, like Pelzer, was quick to grab it, and she expressed her hopeful ideals and dreams all throughout her diary. “I keep them [her hopes], because in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart” (Müller, 242). Anne wished that something would change for the better, which leads into another difference between Anne and Pelzer: while Pelzer was eventually rescued, Anne was not. On another note, Anne, and all Jews located around and throughout Germany, all faced a different kind of oppression than Pelzer had.

While her daughter in the other hand is also content that this long and difficult case in which she involved her and her friend Cas in is finally over. Risking their very lives trying to apprehend a pedophile in person was quite foolish although they did a rather impressive job in dealing with him in multiple confrontation. Layla was tremendously satisfied to receive the attention and admiration from her small crowd who consisted of her mother and some of their peers. Although Cas could of done without all of the attention because it brought back some past problems but eventually dealt with them like she did with her prior

In conclusion, I believe that the theme communication is better than violence is the best lesson illustrated in The Outsiders, because physical harm doesn 't change anything, there 's no point in doing it, and it usually ends negatively for the participants. This relates to me because I think sometimes we get so frustrated with people that we don 't even think about talking it out, but really, it would help us resolve our problems more effectively if we communicated with each other. I definitely recommend The Outsiders to anyone who wants an action-packed book that teaches a

The main purpose for our criminal justice system should be to stop future crime. General deterrence would be a good way to set an example to communities who disobey the law. Allowing bystanders to see the punishments of crime will instill fear into them, causing them not to repeat the crime they witness. Specific deterrence allows for criminals to still be in society, but every time they think about doing something illegal they will have a negative feeling. These method focusses on educative function allowing people to learn from their mistakes and preventing further complications.

Learning from our consequences of actions is not only important but it gives you the chance to change your mistake it could also prevent it from happening again and makes you a little stronger in the inside. An inaction could just make you wonder what you could’ve done and cause feeling towards your idea. Of the eight hiders Otto Frank was the only one to survive the Auschwitz camp. Resistance might have told others to act if they were to see anything suspicious or their lives would of been in danger they had a choice to make action or inaction.