Essays on Identity

For each hypothesis listed, identify the Independent Variable (IV). Indicate if the IV is continuous or categorical. If the IV is continuous, indicate if it is on a Ratio or Interval Scale.    Then, identify the Dependent Variable (DV) . Indicate if the DV is continuous or categorical.  If the DV...

IntroductionThe term nationalism is used to describe attitudes or actions that particular members of a nation have had concerning their national identity. National identity denotes members of shared ethnicity, origin or cultural ties, something that has been referred to as individual membership in a nation. Nationalism is constructed politically and...

Increasing Women in STEM Over the years there has been the need to increase the number of women in STEM-related jobs, a move that has intensified because of the need to have a win-win situation (Diekman, et al 2010, p. 1051). That is, the society would benefit from having several STEM...

Introduction            The term nationalism is used to describe attitudes or actions that particular members of a nation have having concerning their national identity. On the other hand, national identity denotes members of common ethnicity, origin or cultural ties, something that has been referred to as individual membership in a nation....

Hegel and Nietzsche attempt to explain identity in their unique ways. Whereas Hegel emphasizes the need for sense-certainty to be the primary way of identifying a person's sexuality, Nietzsche believes that the two primary forms of sexuality must be allowed to co-exist as they depend on each other. Hegel experimented...

The Challenges of Freshman Year The first semester of my freshman year at the college was quite challenging. I was living away from home for the first time since the time I joined college, meeting masses of individuals and as well ensuring that I was able to manage everything from my...

Cultural Patterns in Sydney, Australia Cultural patterns are a system of social beliefs and values that work hand in hand to provide an intelligible perspective for observing the world. From the previous observations done in Sydney Australia, we can comfortably have a clear analysis and interpretation of the noticeable cultural patterns...

Gender Discrimination in the Workplace Gender discrimination concerning pay, promotion opportunities, and career development remain a concern in most workplaces. It is socially, and morally wrong to mistreat employees, unfavorably, or differently because of their gender. There are two options that the board members can select to solve the dilemma Oilee...

Simone de Beauvoir is among the most popular novelist and feminist thinker who has contributed significantly to the field of philosophy. The most famous work of this writer trained in the analytic tradition is the “The Second Sex” from 1949 which forms the foundation of second-wave feminism (Cameron 483). She...

The Application of Ethics in Anthropological Analyses The application of ethics in anthropological analyses introduces various theories regarding the causalities and intentionality of the moral principles that govern human behavior in the individual and communal contexts. Applying the theories of ethical relativism and objectivism to the same situations reveals the strengths...

The Rise of Black People in the Modern Age The rise of black people in the modern age is a contemporary issue evident in society. The black race has faced oppression for years from the whites. The blacks have evolved from the slave trade to being colonized by the whites. They,...

Does Affirmative Action Work? By Graham K. Brown evaluates the efficiency of affirmative action programs keeping the focus of the programs implemented in Malaysia, India and South Africa. The article was written based on the author’s interests in research of identity, political mobilization, and inequality. The piece joins the constant...