ktmeng/mec huggingface dataset:
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However, he agreed, and plans were made to conduct it. Dr. Price said, “I’ll pencil you in”, which was unfamiliar of slang. Nonetheless, after research, I could understand what he meant. The interview took place in his office on a cold bitter day. However, nonetheless, not much fear concluded. This man makes anyone feel comfortable, he doesn’t believe that he is better than anyone, which is highly refreshing. Prior to the date, deep satisfaction and ease filled the air. Everything was going right, ability to complete this project was possible.
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Chemical engineering is not an easy major to choose. There is a lot of difficult mathematics and sciences involved with such areas. As explained in the previous assignment, Price has a doctorate in such fields. Making him not only intelligent, but highly motivated. Not only is he well qualified for such positions at YSU, he is also very attentive to the needs of students. Many come to him inquiring about something, and he never turns them down. His out of school research, experiments, and helpfulness, he encompasses the perfect qualities of a role model. All students, even those not taking up science or chemistry fields could learn something from this man. Not to mention that he speaks in such a way that students can understand the topics. This is especially important to international students. By not feeling dumb, students feel this man is very approachable.
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Dr. Price devotes much of his free time to discovering emerging information on chemical engineering. Not to mention the work towards this field that he conducts while working and running the department. He stated numerous times that “ of all his jobs, this is the easiest, because I love what I do, therefore, it’s not like I’m even working”. This reveals that the man is fully devoted to this major, and developing as much information as seemingly possible. This is a rare quality these days, for someone to be so passionate about what they love. The room is filled with his confidence when he speaks about his passions and goals. This man is filled with goals, even though he is older, he still aspires to demote as much energy he can in such topics. This attribute is truly inspiring, being like minded is certainly a goal to have. Not only a personal one, but one that each persons strives for.
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Not only is Dr. Price well informed on the newest and latest discoveries in the field of chemical engineering, but also well versed in experiments as well. He is involved in many at the University, and elsewhere as well. Prior to being in his current position, he had other jobs in the field as well. He has undergone around 30 different experiments in his lifetime. As everyone knows experiments are both tedious and time consuming. He demotes much time in both research and physical experiments as well. Dr. Price stated: “It is one thing to read numerous textbooks on chemical engineering, but the true experience comes from undergoing several experiments”. This is quite true, one can read and reread many materials, but experience applies that knowledge first handily. It is just as important to read as it is to facilitate the required knowledge.
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He has also published several academic essays on topics related to chemical engineering. Any man, as devote as this man, certainly deserves appreciation and admiration from students, faculty, and peers alike. Although, he does not specifically ask for such things, they should naturally be given. However, Dr. Price stated: “that many efforts go unnoticed or unrecognized in such fields, but that doesn’t stop me, because my own passion is enough gratitude”. This could not be truer of a statement, many times engineers work diligently, and they are left with no thank you or appreciation. Despite the fact that engineers are responsible for most upgrades and accessibilities in technology and architecture alike. Engineering is a proper major, but one that isn’t dependent on recognition for motivation. The motivation and perseverance of Dr. Price is impeccable. Never has anyone come even close to him in such areas. Most people in the same age bracket have lose their light. They have become overworked and tired; however, this is not found in the passion of Dr. Price. Each day is a new day to him. Full of excitement and discoveries. Although, knowing so much already on such topics, he still feels that there is always more to learn. This quality is rare in todays times. Despite his countless efforts and determination, he still finds such curiosity each day. Not to mention, he believes that he can learn from anyone. Whether you have graduated or just begin school, he treats everyone equally. He stated during this interview that : “I am a man of respect, as a young boy, my parents always said respect your elders, and I would always say back to them that we should respect everyone, not only our elders.” This quote is very admirable in nature. He is certainly right, not only those who are older than us deserve respect, but everyone does. However, in the world that we live in, most people do not value such wisdom. Everyone wants respect, but no one earns it.
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When asked what his favorite aspect of his job was, Dr. price stated: “It is not easy to give a simple or singular answer to this question, however, since you asked, I will make it simple. My favorite aspect of this job is not the money, the fulfillment of my passion, nor the commitment. My favorite part of this job is the students. Nothing makes me more thrilled to see someone who still has the light inside them, the light that is found in young people. Once you become older, this light dims progressively, time is lost, and some dreams are no longer possible. But when you are young, time is on your side, so make use of it and enjoy it. Do all that you want now, because after a certain age, you cannot do certain things anymore.” This personally applied to me more than he could ever know. Many things are still possible when one is young, whether it be physical in nature or mental. Although, Dr. Price stated this, I feel his light is very much intact, despite the number of years he has lived.
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Dr. Price is a role model to many people, and this is certain. Many look to his for guidance and help in many different areas. He has many friends and family who love him with all their heart. Dr. Price is a fine example of what hard work and determination will land you. Most people enter chemical engineering for the money or title, but he entered it for reasons beyond that. Dr. Price is a hero and role model, he is hard working, disciplined, and down to earth.
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By respecting one another in society, disagreements, conflicts and misunderstandings can be reduced or eradicated completely because of the joint willingness to communicate maturely. Respecting oneself enough to ensure the prevention of harm to the body and mind, united with the combined inclination of many to hold each other in deserved high esteem, contributes to a harmonious society and peaceful existence. While the specificities of the definition vary from person to person, the fundamentals of respect remain the same.
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Look back to 1962 the Cold War; Soviet Russia set up nuclear missiles in Cuba giving them first strike capabilities. Our President at the time was John F. Kennedy, President Kennedy gathered his advisers sent a letter to the leader of Soviet Russia at the time Nikita Khrushchev. From there they created a quarantine around Cuba and sent ships away to deal with this, eventually Cuba got rid of the missiles and the county went back to its normal day to day occurrences. Kennedy used diplomacy, strength and cool-headedness to diffuse a dangerous situation.
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Growing up in a traditional American family, I was instilled with the golden rules for better living – “eat your vegetables”, “tell the truth”, “look out for your family”, and other such valuable nuggets of wisdom. One of these, “Respect your elders”, stood as a special merit for me as I growing up. It is our elders that brought guidance to us youngsters when we were lost, knowledge when we were lacking, clarity when were confused- hell, our very existence wouldn’t be possible without at least two of them getting together to create us.
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I know I wouldn’t be the college student that I am today without standing on the foundation that my parents, grandparents, and past generations have built to ensure my own future. But aging myself, I found such a golden rule to be a fool’s gold at times. What if the elder in question was from a sexist, racist era that carried such sentiment into our modern and “politically correct” time? What if the youth brought the most canine obedience towards an elder that continued to deny their humanity and rewarded them with reprehension? Or of the crass bloke that scooters around demanding whatever desire pops into their head, demanding for it instantly without patience nor gratitude? This are all characteristics found reprehensible and punishable in children – but why is it accepted in the elderly and even culturally taught to be pardoned in modern American society?
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What needs to be changed though is the teaching of absolute adherence to the golden rule to every elder, no matter what background they came from or behavior they are acting upon. This spewing not only promotes negative behaviors in the elderly, but also construes the ethics in the eyes of the youth and fosters such similar behavior when they too become the aged class. As any good parent would mention (along with the denials of any bad parent) is how much their child has picked up habits and characteristics of themselves, their siblings, and their own parents. The denial of such by an adult is irresponsible and downright abusive at times. Professor Barry Checkoway, from the University of Michigan School Of Social Work, said that adultism (the absolute extreme view of an adult taking precedence over a child in thought, action, and morality) could cause the child to “question their own legitimacy, doubt their ability to make a difference”.
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With the golden rule in place, a child who is trying to appease such a rule would find several adults that frankly don’t give a care or thought onto them. The confused child would wonder what exactly they did wrong after following the golden instruction, causing self-doubt and instigating a lowly view of themselves over not understanding the “whys” on how such a treatment could come around. Or in another event, the child grows resentful of the rule, seeing how it cannot be applied to all and resound to abandoning it entirely due to constant mistreatment by elders. Either way, the child is effected for the rest of their lives by following one of these two negative views that would not only impact their view of self but their treatment of others that they meet throughout their lives – making their lives miserable along with the lives of those they come into contact with.
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Many would argue that elderly should be excused on the account of their mental faculties not running as smoothly as they once did in their youth, of which I must ask two questions – Should we excused a serial killer or rapist actions on the same argument and are all elders regressing to a senile infantile state? While the first question is an (hopefully) resounding and clear “NO”, the second question is actually pointing towards the same answer as well. Time Online reported on Danish researchers who compiled in 2010 positive results in higher cognitive functioning of elders that were born in 1915 over results conducted in 1998 of those born in 1905. Not only are the elderly “getting sharper” but many are living longer due to increased welfare care and overall better nutritional lifestyles for a good portion of the older population.[ CITATION Mai13 V 1033 ] If we have so many sharper geezers that we have to live with, wouldn’t we want them to have the good manners that they can comprehend so we don’t have to live with prolonged rudeness and misbehavior?
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The absolute notion of every elder deserving respect is just as antiquated as the notion that every woman should wear a blouse. The elderly are just as varied personalities as those of the youth, with varying degrees of respect (and temperament) owed onto each. To respect all elder blindly, would not only bother us youngsters into begrudged positions and patterns of thought, but would also be a disservice to those honorable elders who have to share their due respect with the riff-raff that claim such honors by virtue of the wrinkles of their skin and not by the caliber of their character. And that is something I cannot respect at all in American society.
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We are all born with equal right to respect, in order to maintain dignity. Non dependent on race, color, gender or culture. That is only my perspective; everyone is entitled to their own. No matter who you are everyone deserves even just a little. To be shown deferential regard for; consideration, concern or appreciation and self esteem. Even protecting an individuals privacy can be shown a sign of respect but, many don’t seem to even understand that. Strange. No one should have to openly reveal their concern in fear of what others may say or think.
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This comes to show that within time self respect has changed, some have it while others have lost it because of certain reasons. However, I believe it all comes down to how your life has treated you and what are your views in life when it comes to loving yourself and caring for yourself. In my life, Self respect was something I was thought at home. I come from a big family in Chile, South America and my house was full of joy, happiness, respect, everything a happy family can have.
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I just looked at people and smiled because that was all I could’ve done. I thought to myself many times why people wouldn’t bother to speak to me in Spanish as I knew they did speak some Spanish, but I never understood why they all will ignore me. I started to think everyone was ignoring me because I was overweight, as all the girls in my classroom where skinny and I was the “biggest one”. I was so shocked because I used to think to myself how can “kids” act this way towards me without knowing who I am. I used to sit in a table of 4 and none of them will speak to me or even try to help me.
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I was so depressed I did not want to go back to class the following days. I missed my country so much and all I will think was of my old friends who wouldn’t care how I looked or what language I spoke, so then I started loosing respect for myself. I was the “new girl.” for months; I didn’t have a group so I started to ignore my values in hopes of finding one group of friends where I’d belong. I started to act like them a little bit, but each time I acted like “them” I felt horrible and guilty inside. It just didn’t feel right because I knew I wasn’t raised that way and deep down I knew it was horrible to have attitude and be mean to others, but I was desperate to be liked.
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When changing my behavior didn’t work, I turned to the name brands I had never cared about before. But all I thought of was if I could just have as many pair of Jordan Sneakers and matching shirts and belts as the other girls I knew it would fall into place from there. But I didn’t. I never realized that all I ever had to bring to the table was my self, because who wants to be friends with someone who is fake? Years passed and I grew up. Although I still have trouble staying true to myself. It’s hard to pretend like I don’t care what others think about me because I always do.
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Opposition is everywhere around me. I can go to social media and see all these models or regular girls each one featuring girls that look like clones dressed exactly the same or competing who dressed better. I walk in college campus and see the identical pair of uggs boots four times. Sometimes I feel like I should stop trying to look more like the models and dress like everyone else. But it’s really hard to be a unique individual because everyone looks at you funny or like you don’t belong “there”. It often seems easier to be like everyone else or what is popular at the moment.
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I still work hard in believing it is my genuine personality and ideas that define me, not my exterior. Sometimes I have to catch myself before I say or do something because most of the time I am thinking of the negative things people thinks of me then the good things in me. I finally freed myself from dark cloud of pretending to be like others. I couldn’t stand the feeling of being unhappy within myself all the time, or hating my self because I didn’t look like other girls did. I finally met some new friends, boyfriend and gained even a two year old son and got my life back. Not only did I get my life back, but I also regained my self respect. Self respect lifts you up and gives you pride, pride to stand on your own two feet. My self respect is what brought me back to being and feeling great.
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“Self-respect means knowing that you are equal to every other being on the planet” (Morand). We use Self-Respect to make decisions and Self-Respect also answers for our actions and mistakes. In the Story “On Self-Respect” author Joan Didion explains the importance of Self-Respect and what would happen to us if we were to have no Self-Respect for our self. The reason behind Self-Respect also ties in with the importance of Self-Esteem, but differ in some parts. My points on to the reasons why we need self respect is that it Motivates us, it gives us a sense of mutual respect for one another, and it gives us the feeling of success and conquer.
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If you look back at history and think about the greatest leaders like Julius Caesar, he was motivated to become the best emperor there was and in doing that he needed to have Self-Respect for himself and respect for the people around him. Self-respect is a major part to have when in our society today, due to the hard economy and deflation in jobs, you need to be motivated to become something in life and to achieve the goals that you set for yourself since you were young.
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Believe it or not self-respect gives you the motivation to do lots of things that you didn’t even know you need motivation for. It helps you to go to the gym, find a job, and even go to work. These types of things are naturally done when you have self-respect because you want to succeed and you want to achieve a goal, like your body’s overall health or the money you need for an item you want. Self-Respect is not only a motivator but it also gives us a sense of mutual respect into how we treat others around us.
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Without Self-Respect then people will think of other people as having no purpose and will mirror that towards the people around you. You have to make yourself something in this world or you will treat others badly, and disrespect them because you yourself feel as though you have no point to live. Like in the literary work, “On Self-Respect” the author states, “To do without self-respect, on the other hand, is to be an unwilling audience of one to an interminable documentary that details one’s failings, with real and imagined, with fresh footage spliced in every screening” (Didion).
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This means that if you choose to have no self-respect for yourself then you are just dwelling on your failings and the future failings you will have instead of getting motivated and change the failings to success or push for success in the future. Lastly, Self-Respect gives us a sense of success and a feeling that we have conquered our dreams or achievements. We all have different definitions on what Self-Respect means to us. Some may have different views on Self-respect like author Michelle Morand says, “Self-respect for me means respecting myself above all else”.
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Some may say that they wouldn’t have self-respect for themselves if they attempted to try and succeed at one of their goals and were not successful, that they would not have anymore self-respect for themselves because they didn’t achieve there goal. Others might say that even though they failed, they would still have self-respect for themselves because they tried and were willing to try anything to achieve it. All in all self-respect gives everyone the definition of respect to them in there own terms and gives you a sense of accomplishment when you have self-respect. In many instances in my life I had to overcome some situations or strive forward to change who I am as a person.
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My self-respect was tested when I had high expectations for myself. In order to achieve my goals I had to believe in my self and had to be motivated to go forward with every decision that I made. I had to respect myself as a person to really get a grasp of things in the world and to succeed in life. I come from experience and know that you do need self-respect in life. Even though self-respect is a huge factor, it doesn’t necessarily mean everything. Self-esteem also plays a role in succeeding and people tend to think of self-esteem and self-respect as the same thing. Self-esteem is how you feel about yourself while self-respect is how you see yourself threw your own eyes and throw other people’s opinions.
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Self-respect is important in today’s society because it is a motivator, it shows and gives us mutual respect for others, and gives us the definition of self respect. This is a crucial and essential part to have when in today’s economy because in these hard times you need to have Self-respect to try and strive forward to achieving your goals and desires in life. It is not easy to always have self respect but always keep I mind that when you don’t you do not treat others around you with respect and show no motivation in to doing anything about it. “Our culture is concerned with matters of self-esteem. Self-respect, on the other hand, may hold the key to achieving the peace of mind we seek.” This quote shows just how important it is that we have self-respect for our selves in today’s day in age. We will need to have self-respect for our selves for the rest of our lives if we choose to succeed in life.
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When looking up various definitions for ‘self-respect’ stumbled upon several of which entailed answers such as “respect for one’s self” or “displaying respect for your own character.” Particularly, the Merriam-Webster dictionary uses the idea of “a proper respect for oneself as a human being.” Reading these interpretations, I did not feel satisfied whatsoever. Not only because the actual word ‘respect’ was one of the most used words, but because to fully process what self-respect is, you need to dive below the surface significantly more than this.
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There is no specific component that self-respect is constructed of, nor can anyone even summarize it in one way at all. As opposed to something that you possess, self-respect should be considered to be an ongoing display of the level to which you value yourself. Rather, one should define it as a continuing action, or a particular manner in which you treat yourself. If you truly believe that you are of the utmost importance and just as deserving of respect as anybody else, your actions should strive to reflect this.
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Subconsciously people notice things about others that have worked for them to become successful, or at least the idea of what success is believed to be. Then these traits begin to be adapted by them, and people try to sample their “techniques for success” for their own personal gain. A lot of the population today confuses the definition of ‘success’ with being widely known. The more aware that society is of a particular person, the more that it comes to feel that they are doing well in their endeavors, whether or not it be for a good reason.
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In the society that we are immersed in today, a lot of very demeaning acts unfortunately become glorified by the media. Famous people all around the world, particularly the United States, have made a name for themselves because of what they have done. A lot of these said “cool” things they do involve illegal substances, alcohol, and sexually degrading gestures. Whether we like it or not, the world around us influences our decision making processes, and it has gotten to the point where it is almost believed to be “socially unacceptable” not to do them!
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This is where the idea of self-respect of being an act of abstaining should be inserted. It’s important to be confident enough in one’s character that conforming to the negative ways of the world to be thought of as acceptable, is simply unnecessary. Holding respect for yourself actually has a lot to do with external factors and physical location as well. Everybody possesses the ability to removes themselves from an unnecessary situation. Although some cases are easier to determine the best exit route, we are all constantly given a choice in the way that we deal with what we are dealt. One may not always have any power over what trials take place in their life, but there is nobody else to blame for how they react to the situation.
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In uncomfortable times, we are solely responsible for how we choose to behave in response. Self-respect works hand in hand with knowing what to and what not to take part in, and not purposely putting oneself in a position that will be degrading toward their character. With that last thought in mind, it is very crucial that someone can trust their own intuition. Respect and trust are two words that very easily coincide, and definitely rely on each other for validation. If you were to think of a person that you have utmost respect for, you would trust them wouldn’t you? Trust is the element of having faith in the fact that someone will carry through with what they intend to, and a person with a lot of self-respect should hold themselves to that standard.
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Creating a strong belief in one’s own opinion will allow them to not let themself be easily manipulated by any other person’s potentially incorrect belief. Only you know know what is best for yourself, and only you can know what it takes to get there. That’s not to say that taking advice from other people is a wrong thing to do. In fact, taking advice from a proven trustworthy person is a very smart idea. Multiple opinions backing up an idea is much more powerful than just one, but an opinion should not be easily absorbed. Again, it’s a personal decision as to whether or not someone is trustworthy, but there should be research done on that person before anything is taken to heart.
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A person with a valid opinion would have a good record when it comes to their advice, have consistent opinions, and have good reasoning behind their decisions. There are a lot of factors, but initially it comes down to the person taking the advice. The tricky aspect of this is that someone could believe wholeheartedly that they respect themselves, but self-respect is only of worth if other people are able to detect it. Although it’s very much an internal identity, it really is only something of value when it can be noticed by others.
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Creating a respected and admired reputation for yourself is one of the most valuable things you can even accomplish. Being willing to step in when necessary, and taking that tough step that not many people are willing to take is the reason that self-respect is so hard to come by. Because it requires a lot of courage and determination to project, it often get misinterpreted as being rude, impolite, or self-centered. If standing up for oneself was easy to do, everybody would effortlessly be able to say that they respect themselves.
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In conclusion, to be respectful of yourself means being comfortable enough with oneself and to be satisfied with. To ultimately be pleased with your existence, confidence in your abilities is what it takes. Although it seems horrifying and maybe a little bit radical, fate ultimately is up to the one experiencing it. Attitude is a personal choice, and a positive one may have a surprising effect on the view other people have too. The highest honor anybody can receive is full respect; from both themselves and their peers. Reading from a passage written by Anjana Mazumdar, I really enjoyed the powerful statement where she writes, “The worst loneliness is not to be comfortable with ones own self thus life without self respect is not worth giving because it is bereft of all dignity.” (Mazumdar) Therefore, we all should strive to reach our highest potential, and just accept the greatness that we all harbor inside of ourselves.
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Self-respect comes from within and not any outside factors. The ability to face head on your mistakes and not feel like an idiot or a fool but rather a person who made a mistake and a person that will not always make mistakes. Self-respect is not gained or earned, but rather is it developed by the individual themselves. The seeker is the only person who is able to develop self-respect, not by any other means or medium but through self-recognition and self-realization.
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Self-respect is defined as a regard for one’s own standing or position, but true self-respect is the opposite. It is the ability to understand that one’s standing or position is not incredibly important. Beginning at a young age, we are taught to love ourselves and hold ourselves in the highest regard. We learned that we are invincible. However, in order to achieve true self respect, one must discover that they are not unique and that they may fail; they must relinquish the thoughts of their invincibility and understand that neither their standing nor position is important so that one may be able to appreciate their self-worth.
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For us, this was our version of self-respect. We were perfect. It was what everyone had always told us. Therefore, when the inevitable happened as we grew up, that we would eventually fail at something, this perception of self-respect would be lost to us because we would learn that we were never perfect. However, at the moment of our first failure, a first B on a report card, we would not yet know this, so it would be a devastatingly crushing defeat. Even worse, we would not be able to understand our failure. How could we, the “gifted-and-talented”, have possibly done anything wrong?
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To accept failure is to have self-respect. It does not take much effort to respect oneself when one is succeeding, but it takes one with true self-respect to pick oneself up after a failure and keep going. We gain the ability to do this when we come to realize that we are not innately superior or special and are far from perfect, but know that we are still worth too much to simple give up after our failures. The realization that we are worth it is the key to finding self-respect; moreover, it exists intrinsically.
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As Joan Didion said in her essay “Self-Respect”, “There is a common superstition that ‘self-respect’ is a kind of charm against snakes, something that keeps those who have it locked in some unblighted Eden, out of strange beds, ambivalent conversations, and trouble in general. It does not at all. It has nothing to do with the face of things, but concerns instead a separate peace, a private reconciliation” (Didion 6). The charms we used as children were those golden trinkets and ribbons on display and those perfect rows of A’s that hung on the fridge as if to prove our self-respect.
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We were wrong. Those were merely symbols we assigned the meaning of perfection to. Real self-respect is not equivalent to being perfect because we came to know perfection only exists in delusions. Self-respect is internal. It is when one learns to think of their self humbly and work hard for your success. However, self respect will not present itself in an epiphany, it has to be earned through failure and success, wins and losses. Many of us are still learning how to truly respect ourselves.
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One must learn that this kind of self-respect does not come easily. Among many successes, there will be failures along the way that one must accept as inevitable. We are human. We will all fail; there are no exceptions. Even one who holds their self in the highest regard will have to come to learn this. The difference between self-respect as a value of self-worth and one’s regard for their standing or position is that when one fails their standing in society diminishes as a result while self-worth cannot be destroyed by a failure unless one allows it too. That is why it is of the greatest importance that we begin to view self-respect as the way we view ourselves, not the way we are viewed by society. We must free ourselves from the expectations of others and find ways to like our selves with all of our imperfections and flaws. It is only then can one discover the real meaning of self-respect.
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Ever since my childhood, I have stood by the Golden Rule; that is, to treat others the way you want to be treated. Whether I was at home, at school, or out in public, I would always be kind and generous to other people in hopes that I would be treated in this way. I also knew that in order to respect others, you must possess self-respect as well. How are you going to respect someone if you cannot believe in and have respect for yourself? I have dealt with this problem of respect for others and my own self-respect for many years, and I have only begun to divulge in to the hidden meaning of these two ideas.
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I began to feel a little depressed and became slightly bitter dealing with people in general. I was unhappy with the world and could only find peace when I was by myself. Could my transformation from being a kind, lighthearted child to a pessimistic, trying to be happy type of teenager be due to failing to receive any respect from others? Could it be that I had lost my own self-respect? Why had I seemingly become my own monster? Did the lack of respect manifest in my head and lead to the loss of my own self-respect?
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I couldn’t help but wonder why this would happen to me, and most likely to other people like me as well. The next thing I know, I am creating and watching plays in my writing class during my second semester of college. After acting out in my own play, I began to realize that the plays had a lot to do with the burning questions in my head I had about self-respect. In my play, the main character drunkenly killed a lonely homeless man with her car, and sped off the scene while trying to forget it ever happened. She was able to do so, but her lack of respect for others ended up haunting her, literally.
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A ghost appeared and threatened to take her away from her child if she never fessed up to her crime. The respect she never gave to the homeless man ended up haunting her and biting her in the back. This situation makes me question if failing to respect other people can bite you in the back, why hasn’t it happened to the people who disrespected me? This also leads to a bigger question, what then happens if you disrespect yourself? Later in the class we began to read The Museum of Extraordinary Things, a novel by Alice Hoffman, which centers around two characters and their struggles in early 20th century Manhattan. To my luck and amazement, this book also relates to the question of self-respect that I often think about.
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One of the characters, a young girl named Coralie, had lost respect for herself and soon after lost respect for others as well. Coralie basically did everything her father wanted her to do, even to the point where he had her do things to make her lose her own self-respect. Coralie’s father did not respect Coralie and her individuality. He made her wear gloves to conceal a deformity on her hands, and had made her dance naked for older gentlemen. She began to think down and lose respect for herself. She did not care that she was being used and taken advantage of.
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This led her to disrespect her father, and eventually to disobey his orders. The other main character, Eddie, had a tough childhood and lost both self-respect and respect for others. As a young child, his father tried to commit suicide right in front of him, possibly intending to leave his son alone working in the cruel factory conditions. I see this as his father not respecting his son. Soon after, Eddie loses almost all respect for his father and himself. He picked up a job that he knew his father didn’t condone. Eddie ended up doing other things he wasn’t proud of, continuing to lose self-respect. As he grew older he became bitter, and took the occupation as a photographer.
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Eddie opted to take photographs of murderers and crime scenes. Was this a sign of a loss of self-respect as well? Both of these jobs caused him to continue to lose respect for others because he was able to see the scum and horrible things people could commit every day. Through exploring these two characters, I was able to question one big idea, that is, do the two concepts of self-respect and respect for others play hand in hand? If someone loses respect for others, will they lose respect for themselves and vice versa? I have personal experience with these questions and it only adds to my affirmation that this is true. Eddie lost respect for his father and in turn, lost respect for himself as well as everyone else he acquainted with.
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Coralie’s father failed to respect her as a woman and his daughter, and in turn was not able to receive respect back causing Coralie to lose her own self-respect. If these two ideas go hand in hand, how will anyone maintain respect for themselves in this increasingly bitter world? How can someone overcome the loss of respect for others and how can they regain their own self-respect? What causes someone to lose respect for themselves when they are being disrespected by others? These are questions I haven’t found the answer to, but judging by the path this class is taking, I guarantee that in time I will be able to find the answer.
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Nursing is a respected and value able profession through worldwide. I choose this profession because serving humanity is serving the god. I have seen many inspirational videos on the internet about how the health team members did incredible job to save some one’s life that effects many lives because an individual has family by serving toward one person changed many lives. My philosophy of nursing is giving quality centered care of the patient is the primary quality of duty of nursing profession which may makes a nurse to obtain character toward become impressive health worker as well as without any discrimination regarding race, color and creed.
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Working in Emergency done many procedures in fast pace with adequate balance of dignity. Metaparadigm concepts polish my skills throughout nursing evaluation. Metaparadigm consist of four units such as nursing, person, environment and health. Clarify nursing theories to obtain knowledge and give evidence for researches (DELIKTAS,2019). The metaparadigm concepts are very essential in nursing. Without embedded concept of nursing metaparadigm may consider lack of professions of nursing. Nursing Component is defined as delivering best quality care for the patient with safe and caring environment.
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For example, such qualities I had been using in emergency department with maintaining collaboration senior staff along with good communication with the client and his family. Learned many things during procedures. The second metaparadigm is person includes focal point of the receiving of care not only patient but family members as well. A nurse should make sure that patients spiritual and social well beings goes together. For future goal is patient will manage his well being with dignity and empowered himself (Dupree,2018). Third metaparadigm is Environment, depending upon person’s social awareness and activities. internal and external factors play a vital role such as physical, psychological, social and entwine (Arnold & Boggs, 2001; Kozier et al., 2014). Fourth metaparadigm is link with patient health related quality of life as well as social and physical resolve of illness and health. Physical environment put a huge impact on patient life where receive health care. Thus, nursing care means major focus on vital focus on theory and practice (Bender, M; Feldman, MS, 2015).
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Philosophy of nursing (Dorothy E Johnson. December 1959). “As an art and science which involve the whole patient body, mind and spirit; promotes his spiritual, mental and physical health by teaching and by example… involve the care of the patient environment. Social and spiritual as well as physical and gives health service to the family and community as well as to the individual.” My experience of knowledge of giving care to the patient side by side to the family members as well as community relay on best evaluation and better understanding to the individual belief and spiritual values and rituals because diversity put an huge difference while providing patient care, some time client has different opinion about certain procedure For example blood transfusion as I am a nurse my knowledge says best way of cure is transfusion but client belief its against his religion or point of view so respecting his consent and finding substitute way of care with small meeting with staff members.
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The goal is to provide maximum care without hurting anyone’s feeling, color and creed. Many cases I have been witnessed, where medical error happened by just by ignoring or making fun toward patient belief and rituals by health team. Furthermore, Advancement of the medicine and technology may even make it hard to provide care and major point to educate the patient and family members about new different types of therapies are available for curing disease. Some may presume that it is way more ahead their culture as well as un ethical to take that so it is difficult to maintain a professional boundary with patient.
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Experience makes everything effective and therapeutic practices along with philosophy of nursing guild lines makes my further skills very kin for the sake of proving good care. Nursing practice is defined as the care-based nursing in which nurses provide proper treatment to the specific diagnosis to prevent illness and promote health (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NURSING, 1994). In nursing practice set of roles, responsibilities and functions are performed by the nurse. In emergency ward I was supposed to receive the patient and and future treatment was followed according to patient’s diagnosis.
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What would have an Elizabethan audience understood by the “natural order” and how is this order disrupted in ‘Hamlet’? The Elizabethan period gave rise to a cultural expansion often referred to as ‘The Golden Age’, which saw literature, theatre, poetry, music, and art prosper; this included the emergence of Shakespeare’s plays. It was a time whereby the upper class would live graceful and sophisticated lives and a sometimes harsh and cruel reality for others – this was the social natural order.
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However, the Elizabethans were also very religious and G-d fearing, which made them very cautious of other worldly matters, and those who they believed to be closest to the higher powers. This included the monarch, who as ruler, would be considered as G-d’s representative on earth. Should these other worldly matters be tampered with, they would have taken such offences very seriously. The ‘natural order’, could have supposedly fallen apart due to evil doings, and in the case of ‘Hamlet’ causes “something rotten in the state of Denmark”.
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In terms of what Elizabethans considered to be the natural order, any evil doings would have disrupted the ordered structure of the universe. This would be deduced in whether someone had lowered himself in the universal hierarchy being that G-d is higher than man, and man is higher than animal. The idea that harmony is the key to life is based on the idea that whatever happens in one realm is mirrored in the other. This is why the Elizabethans took man-made corruption very seriously, as they feared that it would cause the same corruption in the ‘other realm’.
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The play ‘Hamlet’ is a good example of how the natural order of society can be disrupted in that the predominant themes explored throughout are all associated with evil; these include murder, death, incest, vengeance, and deceit. These man-made evils which constitute the majority of the play are combined with supernatural elements e. g. the ghost of Hamlet’s father, making the disruption of the natural order more convincing and relatable to an Elizabethan audience.
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The element of evil and corruption is immediately presented from the outset in the form of a ghost appearing outside the castle at night. The ghost of Hamlet’s father seems to represent a physical manifestation of the unbalanced natural order, and an omen of the dire circumstances to come. This is further reinforced in the following scene as Claudius attempts to shadow the sorrow of King Hamlet’s death with the joy of his marriage to Gertrude. “Though yet of Hamlet our dear brother’s death The memory be green, With mirth in funeral and with dirge in marriage, In equal scale weighing delight and dole”.
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In addition to the supernatural elements presented in the first scene, Claudius displays two contradictions which represent how the characters of the play have contributed to the unbalance of the natural order; firstly, he speaks of King Hamlet’s death as a “green” memory, which is a contradiction in that green is associated with growth and the development of nature, which is the complete opposite of death. Secondly he attempts to create the image of happiness in order to shade the sadness of King Hamlet’s death with the news of his marriage to Gertrude.
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In Elizabethan times and possibly today, Claudius’ incestuous relationship with Gertrude would not only be considered spiritually unnatural, but also physically unnatural. In combination with Claudius’ usurpation of the throne, this presents to the audience a society in which such corruption is concealed and thus made acceptable with their attempts to obscure the malevolent unbalance of the natural order. Moreover, the audience is made aware of the characters’ acknowledgement of the imbalance of the natural order. “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. ”
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The reappearance of the ghost in this scene reiterates the spiritual elements of uncertainty of truth, and this is stressed by the ambiguity of his silence. A particularly pivotal event in Act 1 is when the ghost asks Hamlet to seek revenge for the “most foul and unnatural murder”, as it sets an objective for Hamlet. This is important for the audience, as it also introduces the idea of justice being served, and they now know that Hamlet’s objective is to give punishment to those who deserve it which will result in the restoration of the balanced natural order.
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Throughout the play, the connected themes of crime, punishment and justice are vital to motivating the actions of the characters, such as prompting Hamlet to feel he is mad, Claudius to feel guilt, and Laertes to a murderous rage after discovering the deaths of his sister and father. Hamlet is mostly famous for his indecisive nature, which is evident simply from the fact that he takes so long to kill Claudius, even though he knows it is the right thing to do. However, after the play he requests from the players to put on, he is convinced that Claudius is indeed guilty and deserves to be punished.
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Once again this is important for the audience as this creates the notion that the natural order is going to be restored, and the play was simply a part of Hamlet’s plan to make sure that Claudius was guilty. This notion is abandoned when Hamlet is about to kill Claudius, but decides to put it off as he finds him praying. In Hamlet’s words, he does not want to kill Claudius whilst he is praying, because he would then go to heaven. “I, his sole son, do this same villain send To heaven. Why, this is hire and salary, not revenge. ”