ktmeng/mec huggingface dataset:
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She preaches an egalitarian view, yet the lengthy speeches and the imperative way in which she speaks makes her seem pompous and judgemental. Much of Wilde’s audience would not have agreed and condemned the outsiders view however Wilde once again subtly makes it easier for the audience to take, Hester’s loft moral tone is undermined by Lady Hunstanton who remarks ‘you looked very pretty whilst you said it, which is much more important’.
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She puts Hester at further disadvantage by pointing out that Lord Watson is Lady Caroline’s brother, yet the women even agree he is ‘infamous, absolutely infamous’ but that is okay because he is excellent company. Wilde is satirising the shallow nature of the aristocracy and demonstrating the double standards for men and women- a fallen women would still be socially vilified even if she was the most excellent company in the country! Hester’s isolation gives her the opportunity to observe Mrs Arbuthnot closely.
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The character slips is, almost ghostly with her mysterious veil, and is just as dramatic as Lord Illingworth’s built up and extrovert entry. The way she arrives without being announced make sure that the audience pay close attention to her, especially as they know her to be the ‘woman of no importance’. This section is key to the play as it links together almost all the themes the play is trying to convey. The battle of the sexes is played upon greatly, creating dramatic tension for the audience as they want to know how events will turn out when the men and women reunite.
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The arrival of Mrs Arbuthnot triggers the key action of the play, and Hester’s isolation demonstrates the aristocracy’s ability to ostracise anyone they do not approve of. Wilde does not bombard the audience with instructions of how they should live their lives and that they are all terrible human beings, but subtly entwines within the witty banter the faults of the current society and the audience by the end are likely to at least consider Hester’s moral standing and question the way they treat people.
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Before hiting the bird of Minerva. the kid believes they are the “master of life and decease. ” with the noun. “master. ” reflecting the power that the kid feels and the ignorance that the kid has about the nature of decease. This description of the kid is subsequently contrasted in the 4th stanza. “I watched. afraid by the fallen gun. a alone kid who believed decease clean and concluding. non this obscene package of material.
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However. the rime and last line “what sorrows in the terminal. no words. no cryings can mend” releases an component of unexpressible unhappiness that she has towards the decease of her male parent screening that although she accepts decease. it still upsets her as it did in “Barn Owl” . Father and Child” Nightfall” is more metaphorical and symbolic proposing a more mature character like an grownup.
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The symbolism of the imagination presented through the verse form is of the passing of clip. this is shown in words like “temporal” . “transience” . “late” . “night and day” . “grown” and “ancient” . this represents the ripening of the male parent and kid and emphasises how they have grown both physically and mentally. The usage of the word “angel” in “Barn Owl” suggests the intimacy of the father-daughter relationship. Besides the line “I leaned my caput upon my father’s arm. and wept. ” shows the lovingness and soothing nature of the male parent. However. “Nightfall” shows the infantile nature towards her male parent starts to vanish and that she has developed great regard for her male parent. This is first implied through the phrase “Father and kid. we stand in time’s long promised land” which shows they have a united forepart confronting decease together.
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” . where King Lear asks this same inquiry to his disquieted girl Cordelia on his decease bed. this is where King Lear discovers that Cordelia was the lone kid that genuinely cared for him. proposing that the character has been faithful in caring for her male parent up until his decease. “Old king” is a similar allusion once more connoting that the character appreciates her father’s life believing it was great and it needs to be treasured. “Nightfall” is proposing that although loved 1s base on balls. it is of import to keep the memories shared near ; so spiritually. they are ne’er truly gone even though physically they have passed.
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“I cannot think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father’s protection. ” –Sigmund Freud, Standard Edition, 1956 Growing up without a father or strong male role model in the United States is extremely difficult. Fatherless children are disadvantaged in American society and face a greater struggle to become successful in their personal, educational, and professional lives. The decline of fatherhood in one of the most unexpected and extraordinary trends of our time.
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The fact is that children absent of fathers are at much greater risk of negatively contributing to our society and negatively affecting themselves while, simultaneously, struggle to become successful nd productive individuals of society. Poverty affects fatherless children to a greater degree than those with both parents present. Children in father-absent homes are five times more likely to be poor. In 2002, 7. 8 percent of children in married-couple families were living in poverty, compared to 38. 4 percent of children in female-householder families (Bureau). Almost 75 percent of American children living in single-parent families will experience poverty before they turn 11 (Bureau). Only 20 percent of children in two-parent families will do the same.
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The facts display a disproportionate distribution of wealth between single and married households. Women are oftentimes forced to raise children on a single income and are unable to advance their educational level due to financial and time constraints. This means less money, less time, and less education which all equal to a lower standard of living for their children. The U. S. Department of Health and Human Services states, “Fatherless children are at a dramatically greater risk of drug and alcohol abuse (Statistics).
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Single-parent children are oftentimes left at home alone for extended periods of time while the mothers are at work; more often than not, working two jobs. Children left unattended often find themselves getting into trouble; oftentimes involving drug and alcohol misuse. Furthermore, the psychological effects on the children growing up without fathers also lead to depression and substance abuse. Children living apart from their biological fathers are 4. 3 times more likely to smoke cigarettes, abuse alcohol, and partake in the use of controlled narcotics (Stanton).
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The effects of single-parent children also reach to physical and emotional health. Unmarried mothers are less likely to obtain prenatal care and more likely to have a low birth-weight baby. Researchers found that these negative effects persist even when they take into account factors, such as parental education, that often distinguish single-parent from two-parent families (U. S. Department of Health and Human Services). My mother was a single when she gave birth to me and, just as the statistics suggest, I was born with a very low weight; just barely four pounds.
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A study on nearly 6,000 children found that children from single parent homes had more physical and mental health problems than children who lived with two married parents. Additionally, boys in single parent homes were found to have more illness than girls in single-parent homes (Hong). Furthermore, three out of four teenage suicides occur in households where a parent has been absent (Elshtain). This is a disturbing number and should not be taken lightly. (Chapin) Education is greatly impacted among children with mothers only.
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In studies involving over 25,000 children using nationally representative data sets, children who lived with only their mother had lower grade point averages, lower college aspirations, poor attendance records, and much higher drop-out rates than students who lived with both parents (McLanahan). McLanahan also states in her book that fatherless children are twice as likely to drop out of school. These figures all lead to the most important statistic—children without fathers are five times less likely to attend college (U. S. Department of Health and Human Services).
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This stems from a few factors including financial constraints of single parents, low self-esteem of the children, prevalence of teenage pregnancy among fatherless women, and poor grades and SAT scores among single-parented kids. In American society, failure to attend higher education, more often than not, equates to lack of steady employment and higher poverty rates. Lack of a college education is a perpetual cycle that affects generations of these children and poses yet another challenge to be overcome in their struggle to be successful. Crime is the most shocking of all fatherless children statistics.
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In a study using a national probability of 160,636 young men and women, it was found that older boys and girls from female headed household were 10 times more likely to commit criminal acts then their peers who lived with two parents (Heimer). By the same measure these children are also 5 times more likely to become adult offenders and four times more likely to become incarcerated than children with both parents present (Heimer). These numbers greatly affect the crime rate in the United States and pose an interesting question—does that act of a father abandoning his children directly affect America’s social climate?
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I believe it does and the statistics speak for themselves. Kids are disadvantaged when lacking a father in the house and the numbers infer that this disadvantage oftentimes leads to criminal behavior. Sexual activity, sexual abuse, and teen pregnancy are occurring at disproportionate rates among single-parent children versus two-parent children. Adolescent females between the ages of 15 and 19 years reared in homes without fathers are 245 percent more likely to have casual sex and 111 percent more likely to have unwed pregnancy (Billy).
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These children also have a greater chance of being physically and sexually abused. Lacking a father in the home creates a sense of clinginess and these children also seek out attention and validation from most adults encountered (Statistics). These emotions and need for adult affirmation open the door for sexual and physical abuse. Preschoolers living without their biological father were 40 times more likely to be a victim of child abuse as compared to like-aged children living with their father. Also, 79 percent of victims of child sexual abuse came from homes where the biological father was absent (Billy).
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My study into the issue of fatherlessness had some personal motive. I too am a child raised without a biological father. To make matters more complex, I am also a first generation immigrant. Imagine a woman in an unfamiliar country with a baby and no male support. This woman is my mother Francisca Cristina Sotelo-Rangel. We both faced challenges as a result of having an absent father and husband. I was born 4 pounds due to the fact that my mother never had time to receive proper pre-natal care due to her employment at two jobs simultaneously.
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I suffered many health problems growing up as a result. Many lonely nights passed as I wondered where my dad was. Did he not love me enough to stay? Was I too much of a burden on his life? As I lay I wondered if I was ever going to be tucked in bed by my father or read a bedtime story—a thought that should never cross the mind of a child. I felt vulnerable and wanted the security of knowing a man was in the house protecting his family living in worst neighborhoods. As I started to mature into a young man I developed a growing sense of anger and abandonment.
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I oftentimes manifested this anger into physical violence at school and amongst my peers. Since I lacked a father figure in the house, I looked outward to find male role rodels—usually in all the wrong places. I became friends with drug users, drug dealers, gangbangers, and other miscreants of society. We all had something in common—no father. I was initiated into a small gang in my neighborhood and began selling illegal narcotics. I finally felt a part of something. I had a family and older males that actually looked out and cared for me—at least, so I thought. I had finally found daddy.
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These dealing brought with them many negative consequences. I was expelled from schools, hooked on drugs, had a juvenile criminal record, and was failing school. My life seemed more difficult than others for some reason. There appeared to be no hope for this fatherless child. My mother, with the help of strong male family friend, admitted me to drug rehabilitation at Kaiser and helped me get my life together. A family friend assumed the role of a father in my life and helped me learn what it was to be a man. I got off drugs, graduated high school, and became heavily involved in sports and the arts.
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After I completed high school, I decided to take my life a step further and join the Marine Corps. I was taught self-discipline, mental fortitude and an unwavering code of conduct and ethics. When I returned home to the United States, I finally knew what it meant to be a man—it meant devoting one’s life to the betterment and protection of another’s at any cost. This to me was the definition of man and father. There are many other positive success stories from children absent of fathers, like my own, and I am in no means suggesting that all children without fathers are doomed. 7 percent of all United States Presidents did not have fathers present in their life and still managed to have the intelligence and drive to become leaders of the free world (Peterson). In fact, many of the greatest minds on our planet grew up in single-parent households—Alexander Hamilton, John Hancock, Malcolm X, Mark Twain, Sir Isaac Newton, Plato, Aristotle, Leonardo Davinci (Peterson). Sometimes the struggles individuals encounter provides a means of strengthening ones mental fortitude for the challenges ahead and gives them the drive and emotional intelligence to be wildly successful.
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And other times they serve as the wrecking ball that destroys all hopes, dreams, and aspirations. (Horn) We are living in an increasingly fatherless society. A generation ago, an American child could reasonably expect to grow up with his or her father. Today, an American child can reasonably expect not to. This trend of fatherlessness is the most socially consequential family trend of our generation. Look down the list of pressing social problem facing the nation: poverty, crime, child abuse, sexual abuse, domestic violence against women, poor school performance.
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A fatherless child in this country faces far greater obstacles than those with a father present. The data speaks for itself—63 percent of youth suicides are from fatherless homes (Chapin); 90 percent of all homeless and runaway children are from fatherless homes; 85 percent of all children that exhibit behavioral disorders come from fatherless homes (Blankenthorn); 80% of rapists motivated with displaced anger come from fatherless homes (Dobbson); 70% of juveniles in state operated institutions come from fatherless homes (Elshtain).
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After review of these statistics, how can anyone debate whether or not father-absent children are faced with a far greater challenge in becoming successful adults; professionally, personally, and emotionally? Today, 1 out of every three children in America is living in a home without his or her natural father (F. Furstenberg). One out of every three children in this country will go to bed tonight without a father to read them a story, bring them a glass of water, kiss them goodnight, or comfort them if they have a nightmare.
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What seems clear is that children growing up without their father in the home face an increased risk of developing significant problems. This does not mean that all children who grow up in fatherless homes will encounter problems. Indeed, many of them will do just fine. But research indicates that fatherless children face far more obstacles than those who grow up with both a mom and dad, and are at a greater risk for a host of developmental problems. This is an American epidemic and our children are paying the cost and living the struggle.
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To record the gross motor skills of the year 2 children in the class using graphs and charts. I will evaluate my findings using the average development stage of children age 7. Setting The primary school, in which I am working, is situated on a campus with a sports centre; a community school and a 6th form college. It has 6 junior classes and 3 infant classes. There is a class room assistant and a teacher for each class. On a Thursday and a Friday there are 2 students working in the infants.
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There are a various number of parent helpers visiting on different days of the week. In Mrs K’s class there are 7 year 2 girls, 5 year 2 boys and 16 year 1’s. I will be working with the year twos in this observation; this is only to make things easier for myself. In year 2 there are a range of abilities and many children are at different developmental stages. All the children I am working with are 7.
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During today’s PE lesson I will take some year 2’s and ask them to do simple tasks, which will test their gross motor skills. As they complete the task I will count how many of the 10 children can complete the task fully, how many can do it with difficulty, who can almost do it and the children who cant do it at all. I will make notes on their age (if they are only just 7 or nearly 8) and sex. I think it will be interesting to find out how many children can complete all the tasks.
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During my observation I discovered that most of the children could complete the tasks asked by them. I asked the children to complete a list of simple physical tasks, (i.e. running skipping etc) I asked them to copy what I did and then repeat. I also asked them to play a simple game of ‘cat and mouse’. I noticed the children could play together with each other displaying feelings of competitiveness and a general display of tact within the game. I.e. Gary and James would be running away from Erica and they would split up and run behind her to escape being captured. The children can work with a great deal of co-ordination. I noticed that the girls were slightly more developed in my observation, more girls than boys could complete the tasks I asked. That is with exception, of using tactics, the boys were more competitive and planed to win using tactics and plans. The girls had a more of a “Handle it as it comes” attitude, a more hands on approach.
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Children are to be treated equally but at the same time their personal needs need to be taken into consideration. In class 1 / 2 K there are friends who are in definite social groups then there are groups that inter-change and mix with the whole of the infant’s school. This observation points out how children can work together to the get tasks completed. They all work together to form a good team. It is a clear that the team works well; they all have roles to play. There’s the team leader Hannah, the quick thinker Erica and the “do-er” Lydia who always works hard to complete necessary tasks. Shannell is a hard worker and tries to fit in even if she doesn’t always understand.
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I learnt to set up and clear away activities with the children’s help and how to encourage exploration of space and creativity. I managed to gain the children’s confidence and by helping them to reach their full potential. Evaluation Children that are 7 years old should be able to explore and express ideas their movements, form and space experiment. Use a variety of materials, tools and techniques comment on differences in others’ work, to help stimulate them you need to use and suggest ways of improving their own work. All of these things a 7 year old child should be able to do in PE, sports and creativity.
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When Danforth asks Proctor if he knows that he is accusing Abigail of the murder of the innocent people that have already been hanged Proctor says he does. Here we see Danforth’s weak spot for Abigail being so young, as he says incredulously “This child would murder your wife?” To which Proctor replies “It is not a child” showing his deep contempt and loathing of Abigail at the moment. He proceeds to tell the court of how she has been twice thrown out of the meeting house for laughing during prayer.
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Danforth once again asks Abigail flatly whether the spirits she saw could have been an illusion only. To this she puts her performance up a notch “I have been hurt, Mr Danforth; I have seen my blood runnin’ out! I have been near to murdered every day because I done my duty pointing out the Devil’s people – and this is my reward? To be mistrusted, denied, questioned like a -” At this point Danforth interrupts as he has once again been touched by her words and is weakening to her. She then turns an open threat on him that should he not believe her then she may call him a witch. Half way through this threat she cries out that she feels a cold wind. She looks at Mary and immediately Mary gets her idea and sobs. “Abby, don’t do that!” Danforth who has been affected again by Abigail’s strong words believes that Abigail and the other girls really can feel a cold wind as their skin is cold and they shiver most convincingly.
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The audience will be able to feel the tension building at this point as Abigail is shouting at Mary to stop sending her spirit out, Danforth is shouting at Mary to stop it and asking Abigail what she sees, Mary is sobbing and screaming at Abigail to stop pretending and as a chorus the girls are following Abigail’s example shouting and shivering. This carries on for a while until the tension reaches a peak and then John Proctor launched himself at Abigail, pulling her up by her hair and roaring above the cries of Danforth and Herrick to release her “How do you call heaven! Whore! Whore!”
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This is one of the most crucial points in the play and the audience will be stunned as Proctor has now confessed to the one thing he is most ashamed of, the fact that he slept with Abigail. In that one line he has now sacrificed his name and reputation in the community. He will be charged with lechery as it is against one of the Ten Commandments from God ‘Thou shalt not commit adultery’ and therefore was considered a crime in those times.
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He is making a last desperate effort, he can see that Danforth will never believe Mary now and it is likely that Mary will be accused of witchcraft so he confesses his sin in the hope that Abigail’s words will be mistrusted and rejected from the court as lies and therefore all accused witches would be freed including Mary and Proctor’s wife. By doing this though he is forfeiting his place in society and even if he doesn’t end up in jail he, like Abigail, may be shunned by the community and even driven out of Salem by the people.
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The people in the courtroom are obviously also stunned; Danforth is actually dumbfounded Abigail says it is a lie, as she has everything else Mary and Proctor have accused her of. We now hear Francis speak and he clearly can’t believe that John is a lecher. Danforth still dumbfounded asks for a time and a place. Proctor now seems to realise the effect of what he has just said as his voice begins to break and he struggles to speak.
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He however still manages to snub Abigail as he says that it was in the proper place, where his beasts are bedded. He tells Danforth everything, but with much difficulty because he is struggling to speak as emotion is taking over him. Danforth is at this point horrified and the audience will be feeling some pity for proctor and feel respect for him to have told the court this and given up his name and reputation to save his wife. Danforth asks Abigail if she denies the accusation.
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She proceeds to try and manipulate Danforth back into her power by accusing him of giving her dirty looks but when he doesn’t melt to her she makes for the door. This shows that she now thinks that she is losing and as she doesn’t seem used to losing she tries to bail out. She knows she has lost the trust of Danforth at least for the moment. However she is stopped from leaving and she is furious. She is made to go back to Danforth where he seems to have composed himself slightly and he tells Mr Parris to bring out goodwife Proctor to confirm or deny any truth in the allegation.
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I believe that abortions should only be carried out only before the first 25 weeks. Unless there is severe deformity that is detected or that the mother’s life is in danger. Beyond this time the foetus is said to feel pain and certain other emotions. An abortion beyond this time, I believe is immoral and should be avoided. The argument against the set amount of time allowed for an abortion would be “when does life begin?” This is because we define life as “the period between birth and death”. Some people see birth as beginning at the actual birth (when the baby is born), and take the literal approach but other people (especially the Roman Catholic Church) see birth, as beginning from the very moment of conception.
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If for whatever reason the parents of the foetus refuse to have an abortion and do not want their child, then another option left would be adoption. Adoption gives other people who cannot have children a chance to be parents. This way no one is hurt and the baby still get a chance at life and to make a contribution to the human race. However this may not always be the answer because many of the children who are put up for adoption may have to live, with foster parents or in orphanages.
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Another reason where I think abortion is acceptable is when it is known beforehand that the foetus is seriously deformed and will be born severely handicapped. When the Roman Catholic Church puts forward the argument that everyone should be appreciated and respected no matter what their deformity, the quality of life becomes a strong counter argument. I think that in this case the quality of life has priority over life itself. I think that it would be a lesser sin to abort the foetus than to let it live with terrible disability for the rest of its life. Other Christian churches, like the Methodists and the Baptists take this view.
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I think that abortion is a very thought provoking and controversial issue where there is no right or wrong, and where both sides raise significant arguments. It is an issue that concerns not only Christians but also all people worldwide. I personally, think that the person who should have the greatest say in such a situation is the pregnant woman. She is the person that would be affected the most either way and should have the choice of an abortion, should she want one. She should also not be forced to have an abortion against her will and should not be refused an abortion if she asks for it. I think that abortion should not be misused or used for the wrong reasons as this shows complete disregard for human life and could be interpreted by some, as equivalent to murder.
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These events id not leave South Korea in a position to compete or participate with a growing global economy. However, within recent years, South Korea rose from the ashes to become a leader in communication technology and the automotive industry. A changing global economy has induced the Koreans to transform their government and utilized the strengths of their culture to become a fordable player in the global market (Lee, 2003). This paper will discover how South Korea is positioned as a trading partner with the United States, South Koreans economic growth prospective, China’s impact South Koreans economic growth, the economic ties between North
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However, it is probably better defined as a way of life than a religion. Confucianism was a system created by Gung If-Thug about 500 BC. Gung If-Thug taught the system during a time when China was disrupted by fighting. He developed five concepts to follow. Fairness and morality, father and son shall have an appropriate understanding between themselves, husband and wife shall maintain separate roles, the elder shall have priority, and friends shall give precedence to faith and conviction.
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Confucianism has an impact on Korean society by influencing social status and contacts where Koreans standing is decided by age, gender, education , family history, affluence, Job, and governmental philosophy. Koreans prosperity is determined by their contacts. Korean prominence is determined by age, gender, education, family background, affluence, Job, and overpayment philosophy . Social contacts determine success. Heredity and history are important factors on how people are treated in an ordered society (Choosing, 2012). Buddhism has existed for thousands of years and is considered by many not to be a religion but a means to develop spiritual awareness of one’s true self. “Buddhism famously denies the existence of the self.
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This is usually understood to mean that Buddhism denies the existence of a substantial self-existing over and above the flow of conscious experience” (Fink, 2012). It does not worship a God of creation. Globalization has introduced Buddhism o the world to become a multinational religion (Sitars, 2010). South Koreans ethic and value system has been influenced by the diverse cultural make up since the Korean War, and the things that influence the Korean people are different on how decisions are made in other nations. Globalization draws attention to the need for understanding business ethics and values of the culture a business or corporation is working with.
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Recent scandals have brought into focus the need for business ethics. The US firm, Enron, filed bankruptcy due to business ethics being ignored and Deadwood had the same fate for South Korea. Corporations have adopted codes of ethics to repair their image to the world. “Among four people-centered core values, human-centered management/human resource development and knowledge sharing were the values preferred by the managerial group. Managers placed more importance on accountability values, among which obedience to the law was significantly emphasized by the managers. With respect to the social responsibility values, the managerial group scored higher for the value of disclosure with no significant difference.
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As to the leadership values, social responsibility, faithful tax meant, and transparency of information” (Unsung 2009 1 1(2), 235-252). Weightlessness is an important tool to help keep businesses in line and is a concept the Asian countries have adopted. However, not much has been reported on its progress in those countries. Confucian Ethics and Individualism-collectivism can have an influence on effective weightlessness. “Confucian ethics had significant but mixed effects on weightlessness Intentions. The affection between father and son had a negative effect on internal and external South Korea 6 weightlessness intentions, while the distinction between the roles of husband and fife had a positive effect on those intentions.
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The effects of collectivism were also different depending on the specific types of collectivism. Horizontal collectivism had a positive effect on both types of weightlessness intentions, whereas vertical collectivism did not show any significant effects on weightlessness intentions. These results indicate that cultural traits such as Confucian ethics and collectivism may affect an individual’s weightlessness intentions”( Park, 2005 58(4), 387-403). Ethics and values in the public relations field also play a significant role a business when dealing on an international level. The situational environment its complicated, and opinions are competing most of time. An issue of ethical relativism exists for each situation.
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Public Relations Society of America’s (Para’s) new Code of Ethics still contains this complex problem of ethical relativism. The APRS Code of Ethics 2000 provides free flow of information as “Protecting and advancing the free flow of accurate and truthful information is essential to serving the public interest and contributing to informed decision making in a democratic society. ” At the same time APRS code recommends (1) to avoid “real, potential, or perceived conflicts of interest” n order to build “the trust of clients, employers, and the publics,” and (2) to protect confidential and private information of clients. (Youngstown, 2003,42(3), 209-223).
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The food industry is another area of public concern and interest in values and ethical behavior of those involved in importing meat . The Korea U. S. Free Trade Agreement the public protested due to concerns that safety guidelines for handling beef were not followed and resulted in mistrust of the public officials (Kim,2009). South Korea 7 Attitudes of the South Koreans are influenced by the dynamic diverse cultural, and liberation. South Korean college students seem to be in favor of globalization. However, the South Korean females were more cautious concerning globalization (Supplies, 2008). This information gives good insight into future or potential globalizes consumers.
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Exactly how a country or nation conducts its manners presents a very challenging concern when different cultures interact. Body language, standing too close, smiling, a hand shake, bowing, taking your shoes off before entering an area or house, and tone of the voice, are Just some of the ways people interact and can insult someone without knowing what they did to insult or anger an individual or group. For that reason, it is important to learn everything you can about the culture before you do business with them. South Korea customs have evolved and changed over the years but they still have strong family bonds, practice Confucianism, have elaborate weddings, special rice dishes, eat with chop sticks, and traditional Tea Swoon Do martial arts.
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Social Structure in South Korea changed over the past 50 years on several fronts. The family structure is altered due to the family size changing. The value of a child is important to the Korean family. The reason to have children is psychological, and the reason not to have children is due to economics. “A person was not considered complete, or as an adult, until he or she had a child. Not being able to have a child, especially a boy, was considered a personal and family tragedy. It meant that a person’s future was in Jeopardy since their children would not succeed them and the family line might come to an end. It was inconceivable that a person would choose not to have children.
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However, with modernization, young Korean mothers are choosing South Korea 8 o have far fewer children (on the average one child) than their parents (four children) and their grandparents (six children; Korea Statistics Bureau, 2003). Cultural transformations over recent decades have led to the improvement of contraceptive methods and medical technology’ (School,2005 54(3), 338-354). Industrialization led to an increase in the urban residents and changed the family structure creating an increase in nuclear family structures and decrease in the extended family. Industrialization is also affecting the family in another negative concern involving a stress in marriage and increase in divorce.
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However, a decrease in prearranged marriages and more woman in the workforce. Also, individuals are seeking more self-satisfaction. A plus side can be seen in the changing society concerning younger people is wealthier with pensions for the future retirement, have an increase in traveling (Shin, 2003). The connection between daughters-in-law and mothers-in-law in South Koreans upper-middle-class families that live in an urban area is changing as the common residence disappears and an increase in the nuclear family. However, they remain their society. The industrialization has made it economically possible for a larger umber of nuclear families soon after the son is married (Kim, 1996). Despite an increasing trend of nationalization of the family, the family has not been replaced by a dyadic conjugal bond and has not lost its basis as the primary social organization in keeping ties among members of the virtual stem family. In contrast to many western societies (Ritter 1975), egalitarian ideology has not completely undermined the authority of parents, and mothers still act as agents of their sons and socialize them to be committed to perpetuating the family and maintaining family status. (Kim,1996, 69(4), 179-192). Mother and son relations continue in a traditional manner outside the nuclear family. Mothers South Korea 9 from an upper-middle-class continue to intercede in their sons life well in to the sons marriage.
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The dedication the mother has to her son’s achievement does not guarantee the son will want to care for his parents once they get up in age. The daughter-in-law will support her husband and Join her mother-in-law in keeping the family ties by communicating by phone, visits, physical labor, and gifts. The state enjoys the nuclear family because welfare programs are few with this relationship. However, the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is not without problems. As the mother-in -law gets older she no longer has the influence of her ideologies and put pressure on the daughter-in-law when she tries to impose her authority. The daughter-in-law can be crafty about utilizing her higher education and experience to destabilize her mother-in-law.
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This will lead to the deterioration of unity and result in the two sides avoiding each other to deal with their disagreements. ( Kim,1996). How are these elements and dimensions integrated by locals conducting business in South Korea ? The Korean and US Free Trade Agreement (KORU FAT) provides a significant ongoing opportunity to benefit both nations. In 2008 the ratification of The Korea-United States Free Trade Agreement (KORU FAT) paved the way for the Korean National Assembly and the United States Free Trade Agreement to implement FAT in 2012. However, during those 4 years, both sides lost valuable remunerations that could have been accumulated.
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Even though opportunities were lost during those 4 years, the economic and political impact is substantial for both sides. December 2010, President Barack Obama and President Lee Among-bake negotiated a South Korea 10 supplemental agreement to hurdle the main political problems concerning the agreement because they both knew the huge benefit that both sides would obtain for their future. KORU FAT is a huge arrangement that created a strong alliance between the US and South Korea (Shoot, 2011). Also, the largest gain would come from the production gains produced by the increased competition between the United States manufacturers and local Korean fabricators.
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Another important area of gain for Korea will be from increased opportunities from the reduction in non-tariff South Korea Economic Growth Perspective South Koreans financial development, over the past 30 years, has been excellent. Financial development for economic growth is a significant program issue. Economic growth can be accomplished through a couple of routs. The first is well-developed financial intermediaries can encourage the public to increase saving and then to accumulate social capital. The second route is that, as financial mediators develop, more savings are allotted to organizations more efficiently, and thus, financial development improves productivity and growth. (Song, 2010). South Koreans per capita GNP, was only $100 in 1963. However, it surpassed $14,000 in 2004.
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In 2006 South Korea was the United States’ seventh-largest trading partner and 1 lath-largest economy in the world. Park Chunk Hew’s administration introduced across-the-board economic policy changes in the sass stressing exports and light industries. This lead to prompt debt financed industrial development. In addition, He, reformed their currency, strengthened their institutions for finance, and financial institutions, and presented an South Korea 1 1 economic development plan that was more workable for future growth. Manufacturing became an area they expanded on during the sass along with endorsing chemical, electronics and the automotive industry. As a result the manufacturing industry grew at a rapid pace into the sass (Economy, 2006).
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China’s Impact on South Koreans Economic Growth China’s emergence has affected the Korean economy and is now the major market for Korean exports and a major supplier of its inexpensive imports. Also, it has become a serious contender to Korea in the world markets for manufacturing exports. In 1987, due to a formal diplomatic relationship, the economic dealings between South Korea and China have expanded and trade has developed in diversity, size and capital movements. These increases, in both trade and investment, evolved between 1989 and 2004 and are signs of growing economic interdependence. Also, the East Asian economies have seen an increase in the restructuring of production and an increase in their intra-regional trade.
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Some numbers that reflect the increase are South Koreans goods exported to China increased from IIS$I . Ban to US$49. Ban and China’s goods exported to South Korea increased from IIS$mom to $US. Ban. South Koreans investment in China ,by the end of 2004, totaled US$8. Banned-Gung,2006). The Pharmaceutical industry also has contributed to the impact on South Koreans growth. Three countries are tied to this industry and include Taiwan, China and South Korea. As a result of this advancing market, South Korea, China and Taiwan have developed their own pharmaceutical industries. South Korea has changed their state policy to promote and help South Korea 12 small science organizations. They all created aggressive policies.
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However, their domestic institutional arrangements have inhibited their states ability to where all three countries have demonstrated a different course for growth of their pharmaceutical businesses (Wan Wang, 2012). Economic Ties Between North Relations between North and South Korea took almost 20 years before official communications occurred in 1971 through the Red Cross and in 1985 through family reunification programs. In 1991 both governments desired to have reunification and in 1992 created the Declaration of Denationalization. North and South Korea have progressed on several lucrative collaborative projects. In 1998 tourism was facilitated with boat tours, overland tours developed in 2003.
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An important key to the economic relationship with North and South Korea is developing the infrastructure for the East ND west coast railroad and to reconnect roads across the DMZ to improve transportation. In 1988 North and South Korea allowed Two-way trade and by 2004 legalized transactions came to $697 million. However, this total contained a large quantity of non-trade supplies in the form of aid. Commercial transactions amounted to approximately half of the trade (ECONOMY. 2006). North Koreans established environment is very weak, and could affect cross-border exchange. In the sass a large portion of trade involved processing on commission. This arrangement involved South Korea shipping materials or components to North Korea to create the finished reduce.
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The product would then be shipped back to South Korea to be marketed. To demonstrate the process , South Korea would ship , as an example, plastic and buckles to be constructed into watch bands then shipped back to South South Korea 13 Korea or a third party for the market. The Seasons Industrial Complex (KICK) is another mode of cross-border exchange. The complex is close to the border on the north side and is close to Seoul. Organizations in this region participate in dispensation and assembly of the components (Haggard, 2012). Recently covered in the New York Times s an article concerning an agenda for a more aggressive relationship between North and South Korea. North Korea said that the agenda would also include discussions on increasing civilian exchanges and other cooperative projects between the two Koreans. It also wanted to discuss a possible Joint celebration of the anniversary of the 2000 inter-Korean summit meeting agreement” (Sang-Hung ,C How do both of the previous items compare with US culture and business. The Korean and US Free Trade Agreement (KORU FAT) gives an opportunity to blend US culture and business concepts . Communications in South Koreans utilizes a overspent agency that parallels the US Federal Communications Commission. However, it is not a separate organization but operates under the South Korean Blue House and President.
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South Korea enjoys laws that protect freedom of speech. South Korea has made changes over the years to adapt and take advantage of the tremendous communication technologies that exist today and how they can benefit their country. The cable industry is one example. South Koreans cable industry, under the old order, transmitted Just terrestrial signals but under the new order lifted any prohibitions for full multinational video. This opened the door for a larger market and set up two cable operatives and a DB’S supplier for service. Also, because of deregulation providers simply registered and as a result, their market grew with more suppliers. (Schuster,2007).
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South Korea has become a leader in Information and Communication Technology (CIT) particularly in the areas of high-speed South Korea 14 strength in CIT are a result of evolving global economy, policies created by governments to facilitate progress and the South Korean government’s initiative to improve and invest in human and technological infrastructures. In addition, as a result of the aforementioned, competitive tactics evolved to increase efficiency and a personal norm of belongingness (Lee, 2003). The internet also serves the Korean Politicians. It has become an important communication management tool for their campaigns. The direct connection to their constituents allows them to maintain good relations and influence their support during an election campaign (Chine-long,2012). The Korean education system is growing at a rapid pace as the globalization efforts continue in other aspects of South Korean expansion plans.
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The higher learning institutes face a problem with employing foreign instructors, particularly English speaking teachers when it comes to cheating and other forms of academic misconduct. “A significant negative relationship between a foreign instructor-led class and academic misconduct of almost any type. Conversely, a class taught in English appears to create an environment that leads to more academic infractions such as cheating, plagiarism and, for the most part, seeking outside help, all else equal. Gender is not an important determinant. Junior and senior students are more likely than freshmen and sophomores to engage in illicit academic behavior.
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Students who have gone abroad seem to show less of a tendency to engage in academic misconduct, especially when it comes to plagiarism, compared to those without a similar study-abroad experience. Being a foreign student also does not come out as a strong predictor of unethical academic behavior” (Leadsman,2011 25-35) . If a higher educational school is concerned about cheating then they need to provide a smaller class size. If a smaller class size cannot be accomplished then South Korea 15 techniques need to be employed in the classroom to deter cheating and focus strictly n in class work and no take-home projects that could encourage cheating. South Korea also deals with other challenges in their society of how to provide an equitable education for their people.