Essays on Public Shaming

Today’s modern era is a world of advertisement. In every walk of life, there is a huge competition. It has made an advertisement the more important. The loudest you are, the most noticeable you will. Without advertisement, there are a lot of worthy things around our life, become unnoticeable. In my view, advertisement has a great impact on people’s behavior. In every walk of life, we can find advertisements. Radio, television, newspaper, mobile even when one reading electronic mail, s/he…...

Yes, in my view, public shaming is not a bad idea. Nowadays public shaming is taking place more on the internet. It continuously places in moral dilemma to require the proper decisions towards justice. Many peoples think public shaming is good in terms of criminal activities. Because it will punish the people who are involving in criminal activities and to standup for the justice. However, it needs to be handled fastidiously and it will not be normalized to the very…...

Public shaming has become the norm as promoted not only by the people who advertise and remodel it into a source of entertainment, but also by those who laugh along and spread this content. In modern society, one mistake can develop into a news story both literally and figuratively. While this is useful in inducing a realization in those who need an intervention on their morals, most times the subject is something embarrassing or private whereby the full story is…...

Jack the Ripper was a notorious serial killer, whom some believe never even existed at all. He was the first successful serial killer and no one knew the identity of Jack the ripper. He had great hatred of prostitute’s . Jack the Ripper is just a name given to an unidentified late 19th century murderer. No one actually knows who this person was or where he came from. Jack the Ripper targeted prostitutes in England and killed them by cutting…...

Chapter 1 “The Prison Door” 1. What colony is the setting for the novel? Boston Massachusetts 2. Where in the colony does the opening chapter take place? In the jail 3. For what 2 “practical necessities” did the new colony set aside land? A cemetery and a prison. 4. Who is Anne Hutchinson? How does Hawthorne feel about her? Anne Hutchinson was a religious but freewheeling woman who disagreed with Puritanical teachings, and as a result she was imprisoned in…...

Employee Monitoring: Employer Safeguard or Invasion of Privacy? Employee privacy has been a controversial topic especially with the rise in internet usage, the popularity of social media increasing, and the addition of GPS to mobile devices. With these advances in technology there are numerous ways for employers to monitor their employees’ time at work. According to Evans (2007) as many as eighty percent of the employers, who employ twenty percent of the American population, monitor employees’ telephone conversations, e-mails, and…...

The Scarlet Letter is a novel that describes the psychological anguish of two principle characters, Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimondale. They are both suffering under, while attempting to come to terms with, their mutual sin of adultery in a strict Puritan society. As critics immediately recognized upon publication of the novel in 1850, one of its principal themes involved conflict between the individual and society. Hawthorne represents the stern and threatening force of Puritan society in the first sentence of…...