What is Hatred? ... This leads to resentment toward the other person. This resentment mays lead to acts of violence, rage, and anger. ... Hatred feeds on what the person feels or what the person hears about the other person. This leads to more feeling of hate, jealously and resentment. ...
What is Love? ... "I'll love you if you dont talk backstay a virginaccept my values" or unconditional love Fromm's "Mothers love" where "I will love you regardless of what you do because you are my son, daughter, father, brother, friend". ... After several months, the relationship may evolve into secure, comfortable, warm attachment, love may keep its passion, retain positive intimacy and gain commitment (Loving), Or loose its passion, loose commitment, intimacy may fade away, or become a hotbed of smoldering resentment. ... Theologians have tended to see altruistic love as a p...
Sassoon's bitterness against the war is made clear through his poetry, which is filled with his resentment against war, the futility of it and the high price that had to be paid. ... In this poem, Sassoon shows his resentment towards the officers by describing them drinking in the best hotels, and reading the names of those who died, saying 'poor young chap ... ... The poem is finished with the lines "and when the war is done and youth stone dead, I'd toddle safely home and die - in bed" This poem truly shows the bitterness and resentment Sassoon felt towards the officers. H...
The Townshend Acts, for instance, put a tax on certain enumerated goods, and this money was put aside for colonial government officials, limiting the influence colonists had on persuading these officials to do what was best for them. ... The Intolerable Acts set the colonies" resentment on fire by restricting their rights to having town meetings and closing the Boston Port until taxes were paid. ... When British troops first came to the colonies, a general resentment ensued, as the colonists saw the British as spies. ... The resentment of the colonists was formed from the British suppression ...
Finny, and this is what began Gene's incredible envy and resentment towards Finny. ... Although, Finny did not envy Gene in any way, Gene still felt that powerful envy and resentment against his friend. ... Since Gene was thinking a lot about it, he realized that he needed to change, and that's what made him make mature decisions, and act as an adult. ... Gene begins to feel guilty for what he did to Finny and attempts to sever their friendship, thinking that this will keep Finny from getting hurt again. ...
The shock on his face is what gives his intentions away for being Batman. ... The resentment is shown on his face, as well as the anger. ... But by being Batman, it spurns within him a desire to not let others experience what he experienced on that fateful night. ... It can easily be assumed that what had happened to him as a child, he would like not to see happen to anyone else. ... He is desirous to annihilate all that is evil, for that is what destroyed his parents. ...
However; I believe that France's resentment from the Franco-Prussian war, the threat to the Habsburg heir line and the alliances were issues that simply couldn't be left unattended. ... A wise man said: "It's not what you know, it's what you can prove". ... There was too much power involved, the slightest little thing could trigger a great war, which is exactly what happened. ... France had some leftover resentment and wanted payback. ... What's important however, is weather or not it was in vain. ...
In contrast, members of the Jewish faith believe envy can motivate growth, and it only becomes a sin when envious people seek to take what the other person has. ... Envy is a distinct emotion; it can spur progress, but it can also consume a person with resentment. ... Malicious envy is a result of resentment that consumes the envious person's thoughts and conduct. ... As resentment grows, the worker may sabotage the rival. ... However, when people give in to resentment, they may experience malicious envy that can result in sabotage, vandalism, or other vicious acts. ...
What makes a good teacher? ... Preferences should be avoided, due to the fact that injustice creates a feeling of resentment in the other students in the class. Accordingly, a good teacher has to have recourse to common sense to give all his students an egalitarian treatment no matter what their colour, thoughts or religious beliefs are. ...
Horney describes it this way, "The fear of love will always be mixed with the fear of what we might do to the other person, or what the other person might do to us" (363). ... Jig asks, "Then what will we do afterwards . . . ... She feels that no matter what decision she makes, she will lose The American's love. ... Thus there has remained an obvious residue of general resentment of men against women" (367). ... No matter what the decide, I doubt the relationship will last much longer. ...
She struggles with this memory every time she looks at Christine, then she must struggle with what society thinks. ... Ida explains, "I"m a woman who's lived for fifty-seven years and worn resentment like a medicine charm for forty." ... She too must struggle with her own code of ethics and her own identity versus what society and law designate for her, thus explaining why she doesn't take off the scarlet letter when the town elders say that she may do so. ... She is bombarded with feelings of shame and resentment just like Ida from one profound event in her life. ... Because she...
A deliciously gruesome re-telling of a good girl gone bad tale, Delarivier Manley's The Wife's Resentment engages with 18th-century notions of female identity, sexuality, and criminality, using a subtle mixture of counter-arguments to successfully flip the early conventions on their heads. ... Violenta's inopportune fall from grace then raises the question of what exactly substantiates the societal constructs that women of the 18th century had to suffer - the truth? Or a convincing performance of what the truth is expected to be? ... Deciding that what was good for the goose wou...
Constant acts of cruelty begets resentment amongst people. ... However, that view changes throughout the novel as her resentment grows while her morality and sense of justice mature. ... Consequently this final act of cruelty also solidified her hate and resentment for the Capitol. ... Resentment results in hate which begets action. ... It also displays her remorse as she understands what happened to the girl and boy she saw in the forest. ...
The fact it was brought about so aggressively and with such speed, caused huge resentment everywhere. ... If that resentment was acted upon, it meant that harsh penalties were handed down, as was the case with Prynne, Bastwick and Burton in 1637. ... After Thorugh had been imposed in Scotland, there was similar resentment, which saw the Scots present the National Covenant to Charles, asking for Scotland to be kept as a Presbyterian nation. ... This period, showed to his governing elite what they had felt throughout his reign; that Charles did not care about them. ... There was a fair...
His actions, while hateful and destructive, are motivated be feelings of jealousy and resentment that, to some degree, are justified. ... His pride also leaves him with a lot of resentment towards occupying a position similar to a "nigger" in, his boss, DeSpain's world. ... Abner contains a lot of resentment towards both blacks and the class system because he is now treated like an African American even though he is white. ... Some may describe Abner's life as noble; he lives and dies for what he believes in. ... His actions, while hateful and destructive, are motivated be feelings o...
So innocent, gentile hearted Cinderella was forced to bear an undeserved existence all because of her stepmother's resentment for her. ... In this poem I find the same similarities as the traditional story - a common term in sociology called the "Cinderella Complex", which is used to describe a situation where a person merely being herself can arouse a sense of inferiority in others that leads to resentment and hostility. ... If someone is simply out-performing everyone else, resentment among the coworkers can easily arise into the situation. ... It's a prime example how ill willed...
Character Analysis: Florence Ever since Florence was a little girl she had resentment towards her brother Gabriel. ... Florence's personality is quite interesting she's the controlling type always putting in her opinion and not caring what other people have to say. ... They are both her weakness and her strength, because of her jealousy and resentment towards her brother she will not stop until she sees him lower than her. ... When she got baptized she was calm and respectful because she understood the meaning of what was happening. ... Because of what Frank did to her I think...
Kincaid has strong resentment towards England. ... Kincaid conveys her resentment toward England in her essay through tone, anaphora, and figurative language. ... Kincaid uses the figurative language of a simile, a metaphor, and an allusion in her essay to help the reader better understand her views of England and her reason for her resentment of that country. ... Kincaid tells us that England was what everybody longed to be. They wanted to be English because that was what they were told to want. ...
The emotions conveyed still resound with a sense of what her father must have meant to her, as when she refers to his dead body being carried away in a body-bag as a "bag full of God" (line 8) and when she laments, "I used to pray to recover you." ... He was ripped from her grasp before she had time to break away on her own; the harsh resentment felt by the speaker is not directed at her father, but rather at the failed replacement that was her husband. ... However, he is correct in recognizing the underlying tenderness and love that exists beneath the obvious surface layers of resentment and ...
Corporal punishment may actually increase a child's non-compliant behavior; it reinforces rebellion, revenge, and resentment, and therefore is ineffective. ... Over time hatred and resentment well up inside the little boy; he begins to deliberately misbehave and rebel merely to antagonize and irritate his parents. ... You hear the news anchor state that what was initially discipline, over time turned into abuse. ... When asked why such a minor occurrence has such a major effect, you recall Katie attempted to explain to you that she is afraid of what the other person may do. ... On the ot...
This implied statement does tend to evoke just as much resentment as saying it outright would. ... There is also no way to define what exactly it is to "mind another's business." ... And finally, it is true that charity can cause resentment in those receiving it. ... And that may or may not create resentment in you still. ... Whether the avoidance of resentment is a worthwhile reason for egoism is your decision. ...
They focus on the abstract need to balance the scales of justice by giving the wrongdoer what she deserves while, at the same time, respecting her dignity. ... The victim experiences resentment; the community experiences moral indignation. ... Punishment is, among other things, an expression and attempted communication of retributive sentiments--the victim's resentment and the community' s moral indignation. ... And it also should serve as a way of standing up for the victim, signifying approval of an appropriate level of resentment and acknowledging his suffering. From the victim&#x...
Minorities are aware of this uneven wealth distribution and this leads to resentment. ... In 3 turn this leads to resentment. Different groups begin stereotyping each other due to the resentment which evolved through unequal wealth distribution, which itself is a product of our "classless" system. ... Despite the fact that these stereotypes are unfounded, much of the resentment may not be. ... And what about the tax dollars spent on police and fire protection? ...
Minorities are aware of this uneven wealth distribution and this leads to resentment. ... In 3 turn this leads to resentment. Different groups begin stereotyping each other due to the resentment which evolved through unequal wealth distribution, which itself is a product of our "classless" system. ... Despite the fact that these stereotypes are unfounded, much of the resentment may not be. ... And what about the tax dollars spent on police and fire protection? ...
When she accuses Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft it is mainly out of jealousy and resentment that Elizabeth is John Proctor's wife and not her. ... Abigail shows a tinge of resentment when Mary Warren confesses that the witchcraft is only pretend. ... Her resentment toward those that betray her influence many of her decisions. ... Once John Proctor admits to committing adultery, Abigail becomes very frustrated and doesn't know what to do. ... Her character includes both superiority and resentment throughout the play. ...
