Essays on Emotions & Feelings

Preface The aim of this essay is to make a comparison between the time from Virginia’s Woolf and to the actual one, passing chronologically through two different historical moments related with the women’s role in society in order to advice how many obstacles the women have had along of time for such to be recognized...

As per Deloitte’s 2017 Global Human Capital Trends “a productive, positive employee experience has emerged as the new contract between employer and employee.” Research studies have shown that productivity and happiness are integral part of company’s success. According to a research, The stock prices of Fortune’s “100 Best Companies to Work for” increase by 14%...

Mill’s concept of freedom changed the way people viewed its relationship with the government. In this essay, I will be addressing Mill’s views on freedom with specific interest on freedom of speech. Mill’s definition of freedom is the best one there is, but it is not perfect. Mill’s solutions to the problems that occur with...

Abstract The women of the DRC have indeed endured many years of gross violations of human rights and their participation in peace-building is therefore critical for the future of the country. Women’s leadership and participation in addressing peace and security is both a moral imperative and a right which goes beyond them being considered the...

This article usually talks about the relationship of childness upon family norms in Netherlands Despite old thoughts of the childless, research held addressed whether the childless feel less responsible for others compared to people who have children in comparison to social norms. from the research this data is found saying among women born in the...

The rise of the environmental topics and the promotion of the ‘social responsibility’ objective have been followed by public institutions and the media with a renewed interest in the sphere of consumption. Increasingly perceptible in the 1990s, this interest has continued since, whereby the credibility of mainstream consumption activities is now being questioned by various...

“War? Don’t speak to me of war! My daily life is battlefield enough.” [1: quote from Cynthia Cockburn 2004, 43] Feminist theorisation on war, militarisation and peace has foregrounded a “continuum of violence” in women’s lives.[footnoteRef:2] Rejecting simplified binaries of war and peace, prewar and postwar, feminist scholarship argues that women continue to experience violence...

The Holocaust was the result of popular opinion of distaste towards Jews who were blamed, by the influential Nazi party, for the devastation of Germany, and especially for their loss at war. Within this there are three schools of thought: The Holocaust was the result of the contribution and influence made by other leading Nazi...

The Invisible man is forced to join a brutal brawl in exchange for his humanity. The narrator (invisible man) in the story is being challenged of his naïve nature in a society that wants him to act in a particular manner. The invisible man at the end receives some money to go to an all-black...

Prosocial spending can be defined as the act of spending ones money and/or time on other people. The positive effect that prosocial spending has on wellbeing has been a widely researched phenomenon, and it seems as though many agree on their conclusions. The following essay will compare four scientific journals and their approach to this...