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...
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. ...
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. ...
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. ...
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...
Essentially, this unique characteristic gives one a more diversified view of both Tupac's life and work and what it truly embodied. ... Within the anger and resentment in this song, Tupac finds ways to exhibit crucial aspects of his personality. ... They are "bitter and warm " which would suggest to readers that it possibly stemmed from a place of resentment. The resentment in this case, however, seems to have a more productive outcome than that in his music. ... His tears are allowing him to release the resentment and free himself of the burden of the grudge he had held onto. ...
This could have been the reason for some underlying animosity between the two factions of villagers, which leads to the question, what kind of ulterior motives drove the people of Salem Village to accuse people of witchcraft? ... It probably did not help that Bishop was part of the thriving faction of Salem Village, which could have drawn some resentment by itself. ... Another reason why Bishop garnered resentment from the accusing villagers was her quarrels with different members of the community. ...
The enormity of the stress that Gertrude puts upon Hamlet makes Hamlet develop a substantial resentment towards her. Since to Hamlet, Gertrude embodies the weaknesses of women in general, Hamlet's resentment towards Gertrude is also projected against women in general. ... In his state of stress, the petty resentments he might have previously harbored towards woman for their "mercurial" emotional nature turns into a full-fledged resentment or hatred. ... Ophelia serves as a punching bag, representing women in general, which Hamlet attacks as an outlet for his general resentment of women. ....
What is the meaning of this hatred? ... They hate what they see right here in this chamber: a democratically elected government. ... Another key factor in anti-American resentment is the failure of many Muslim nations to benefit from globalization. ... The goal is to fight terrorism with out creating further resentment and hatred among the Middle Eastern public (Walker). ... Most Americans are unaware that some people in the world harbor resentment toward the United States. ...
In the story "What He Was Like?" ... The main theme mentioned in the short story is the fact that not everyone is necessarily what he/she seems. ... Growing older, his thoughts were filled with malice, resentment and anger. ... She felt the need to know what he was like as a person and not as a father. ... His actions in life made his daughter very disappointed in what hes become. ...
From this it is easy to see what kind of person Maggie is and how she might perceive herself. ... One can only imagine the effect of having burn scars and what it can do to one's self esteem. ... What is told about Mama is only her description of herself. ... Though both Mama and Maggie show signs of resentment toward Dee, they remain intimidated by Dee's sophisticated and educated persona. ... The main paragraph that Mama shows resentment towards Dee is when she says. ...
The negative thoughts and resentments become a creative force for revenge. ... She easily forgets what her father did to her, and moves on. ... Their resentment and hatred fit properly with Nietzsche's slave morality concept. ... Goneril and Regan are doing what they considers good as long as it is against their father. ... Their resentment, hatred, and evil all point to the personality of slave morality....
Besides being a great mother she is also a hard worker who never failed to give me and my brothers what we needed. ... Instead, what she found out was that her husband of twenty-five years had been seeing another woman. ... She had so much resentment built up towards my father that was what mainly held her back from giving him a second chance. Resentments are like a slow poison, damaging the love, trust and mutual respect in a marriage. Soon enough, my mother learned to let go of these resentments and focused on rebuilding her marriage with the help of her optimism. ...
What is love, why does it sometimes grow, and why does it sometimes die; these are questions often asked by humans today. ... Do you really know what love is? ... If we suffer from deep insecurities, this need may become distorted by problems of envy, jealousy, or resentment by those who are more fulfilled than ourselves. ... On the other hand it is very difficult not to experience sexual neglect as a rejection or abandonment, no matter what your partner does. ... It is self-esteem that gives us the courage not to fight change, not to fight growth, and not to fight what the next day may ...
Cancer is uncontrollable but if his sister had been watching him he wouldn't have fallen, hence the resentment. ... That is, you say what is false, know what is true, intend to deceive and the other person has the right to know the truth. ... If the parents eventually told the truth both children would develop deep resentment because not only were they lied to but also their relationship was damaged, possibly beyond repair. ...
According to Nietzsche, masterful people display a sense of contempt and indifference to their "bad" of slavish counterparts while the slaves develop a strong sense of resentment and blame the masters for their own sufferings. ... Euripides' work is characterized by a flair for the dramatic and a sense of open-mindedness towards what a tragedy must be like while Aristotle surgically breaks down piece by piece what it takes to write an effective tragedy. ... This point made by Aristotle shows his slavish approach as he shows a level of deepness in his resentment of Aegeus' a...
The views that were presented during the 1960s drastically changed the concept of sexuality from what it meant before the 1960s and what it means now. ... Thelma and Louise's attitude towards men is one of hatred and resentment. The resentment that the two women feel causes them to react to men with a violent behavior, such as locking a policeman in the trunk if his car, or setting a truck driver's truck on fire because he makes inappropriate gestures. ...
These factors contributed to the situation in the world in 1914 by making countries suspicious and worried about what was going to happen. ... These things all contributed to the situation in that they caused unhealthy anger and resentment between nations that finally did lead to a war. ... These factors all raised suspicion, resentment and anger between nations and caused the world to finally come to a World War. ...
