What do you think of a cop getting attitude towards someone with money?
Q. Do Police think they're better than people with money or more money than them? Why would a cop get an attitude with someone who has money? Let's say this person got in some trouble ( not major) with the police and the police got attitude with the person, but they wouldnt dare take it further than the attitude... But why get an attitude?
Asked by scorpus23 - Sun Feb 28 19:26:43 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some cops can be envious jerks, like other people. A lot of that is going around more now. Marxist propagandists are more active than they have been for a long time. You see a lot of them on here.
Answered by George S - Sun Feb 28 19:30:23 2010
Q. Do Police think they're better than people with money or more money than them? Why would a cop get an attitude with someone who has money? Let's say this person got in some trouble ( not major) with the police and the police got attitude with the person, but they wouldnt dare take it further than the attitude... But why get an attitude?
Asked by scorpus23 - Sun Feb 28 19:26:43 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some cops can be envious jerks, like other people. A lot of that is going around more now. Marxist propagandists are more active than they have been for a long time. You see a lot of them on here.
Answered by George S - Sun Feb 28 19:30:23 2010
Does anyone have information on correct landing attitude of a Schleicher AS-K13?
Q. A club I belong to ownes 2 AS-k13'S. We want to find information on the correct landing attitude of the glider. Our flight manual does not give the correct landing attitude (main wheel, tail wheel, tail and main, skid and main.) I have searched the net and can not find any information that was sourced from Schleicher Aircraft Corp. in regards to the correct attitude. we are not looking for opinions the club has enough of those we are looking for sourced Schlieker information. Most sources (Germans) say tail and main first, but once again opinions are not enough. We need proof.
Asked by Scott A - Fri Sep 7 11:54:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You'll touch down level on the main wheel. Just level out a couple of feet off the runway and add spoiler until you settle in. Hit the tailwheel first and you do some damage. It's just meant for ground handling mostly. Wont even stay together if its on the ground and you make a sharp turn on rollout. Never touch down skid first.
Answered by John B - Fri Sep 7 12:12:06 2007
Q. A club I belong to ownes 2 AS-k13'S. We want to find information on the correct landing attitude of the glider. Our flight manual does not give the correct landing attitude (main wheel, tail wheel, tail and main, skid and main.) I have searched the net and can not find any information that was sourced from Schleicher Aircraft Corp. in regards to the correct attitude. we are not looking for opinions the club has enough of those we are looking for sourced Schlieker information. Most sources (Germans) say tail and main first, but once again opinions are not enough. We need proof.
Asked by Scott A - Fri Sep 7 11:54:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You'll touch down level on the main wheel. Just level out a couple of feet off the runway and add spoiler until you settle in. Hit the tailwheel first and you do some damage. It's just meant for ground handling mostly. Wont even stay together if its on the ground and you make a sharp turn on rollout. Never touch down skid first.
Answered by John B - Fri Sep 7 12:12:06 2007
What is a successful prospective and attitude ?
Q. Like what kind of attitude do sucessful people have about themselves, life, relationships, etc. Also like what type of prospective outlook do they have? And what causes them to develop their outlook and attitude? Give details please...thx!
Asked by BritneyCupcake - Tue Aug 7 23:31:49 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am going to try my best here, because this is kind of a vague question. I think u would put most of these kinds of ppl into the "go getters" category. I think they probably have 'tunnel vision" when it comes to accomplishing things. Most ppl i know get distracted easily and are unorganized making things difficult to resolve. So if u can align yourself with those qualities and have discipline i dont see why U too could not be like them. All of us really
Answered by pandasex - Wed Aug 8 13:53:04 2007
Q. Like what kind of attitude do sucessful people have about themselves, life, relationships, etc. Also like what type of prospective outlook do they have? And what causes them to develop their outlook and attitude? Give details please...thx!
Asked by BritneyCupcake - Tue Aug 7 23:31:49 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am going to try my best here, because this is kind of a vague question. I think u would put most of these kinds of ppl into the "go getters" category. I think they probably have 'tunnel vision" when it comes to accomplishing things. Most ppl i know get distracted easily and are unorganized making things difficult to resolve. So if u can align yourself with those qualities and have discipline i dont see why U too could not be like them. All of us really
Answered by pandasex - Wed Aug 8 13:53:04 2007
What is the attitude towards people from Dominican Republic in Spain?
Q. If someone from Dominican Republic, who is a mix (white and black) has an opportunity to conduct research work in Spain, Barcelona, for a couple of years should they take it? What is the attitude towards DR people in Barcelona? I've read several posts about racism in Spain so I am just wondering.
Asked by no - Thu May 28 14:20:06 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I'm a White Dominican and people made fun of my accent and slang when I went to university there. There the Spanish is so pure they look down on changes to it. But you are a mulato so youll face racial slurs, probably violence, especially after football games and holidays. So never go on the subway around that time. People telling you it isnt racists are those who never been there. Like A lot of Americans think Europe is some big socialists continent where there is racial harmony and everyone is atheists LOL, but if they ever came there they would be really shocked. Remember Spain was the last Fascist country.
Answered by me - Sun May 31 14:51:22 2009
Q. If someone from Dominican Republic, who is a mix (white and black) has an opportunity to conduct research work in Spain, Barcelona, for a couple of years should they take it? What is the attitude towards DR people in Barcelona? I've read several posts about racism in Spain so I am just wondering.
Asked by no - Thu May 28 14:20:06 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well I'm a White Dominican and people made fun of my accent and slang when I went to university there. There the Spanish is so pure they look down on changes to it. But you are a mulato so youll face racial slurs, probably violence, especially after football games and holidays. So never go on the subway around that time. People telling you it isnt racists are those who never been there. Like A lot of Americans think Europe is some big socialists continent where there is racial harmony and everyone is atheists LOL, but if they ever came there they would be really shocked. Remember Spain was the last Fascist country.
Answered by me - Sun May 31 14:51:22 2009
What is the victorian attitude to the supernatural?
Q. What is the victorian attitude to the supernatural? What did they think about it? Some say they thought it was a monster that follows you (but this is really fear).
Asked by g00gl3life - Thu Sep 25 15:08:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They were fascinated by it and actually, a whole movement stemmed from this. There are entire communities of Spiritualists throughout the world. In the US, two come to mind, Lilly dale in NY State and Cassadaga in Fl. Spiritualism is real and involves the study of the paranormal and metaphysics. In the Victorian period, some of the wealthy families would hire "mediums" to perform seances and read fortunes or the future. The hope was for the family to communicate with a loved one who had passed on. There is a very famous story of two girls, sisters, who could reportedly talk to spirits through a serious of knocks on the wall. At some point, this was disproved and admittedly faked. This is just a bit of history about the movement and… [cont.]
Answered by ghostgirlie - Thu Sep 25 15:25:50 2008
Q. What is the victorian attitude to the supernatural? What did they think about it? Some say they thought it was a monster that follows you (but this is really fear).
Asked by g00gl3life - Thu Sep 25 15:08:33 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They were fascinated by it and actually, a whole movement stemmed from this. There are entire communities of Spiritualists throughout the world. In the US, two come to mind, Lilly dale in NY State and Cassadaga in Fl. Spiritualism is real and involves the study of the paranormal and metaphysics. In the Victorian period, some of the wealthy families would hire "mediums" to perform seances and read fortunes or the future. The hope was for the family to communicate with a loved one who had passed on. There is a very famous story of two girls, sisters, who could reportedly talk to spirits through a serious of knocks on the wall. At some point, this was disproved and admittedly faked. This is just a bit of history about the movement and… [cont.]
Answered by ghostgirlie - Thu Sep 25 15:25:50 2008
What is the Homeric attitude toward death and dying?
Q. What is the Homeric attitude toward death and dying? Particulary concerning with "The Odyssey" Any websites you can cite would be very helpful. Thank you.
Asked by montana93010 - Fri May 16 00:45:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that it is inevitable and should be done with honor.
Answered by corbyn927 - Fri May 16 00:52:58 2008
Q. What is the Homeric attitude toward death and dying? Particulary concerning with "The Odyssey" Any websites you can cite would be very helpful. Thank you.
Asked by montana93010 - Fri May 16 00:45:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that it is inevitable and should be done with honor.
Answered by corbyn927 - Fri May 16 00:52:58 2008
How does my attitude affect my work?
Q. I need help with these 3 questions for an essay 1. How does positive attitude affect your schoolwork? 2. How does positive attitude portray yourself to your teachers and parents? 3. How does positive attitude affect your life?
Asked by zach - Sun Oct 18 18:19:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I need help with these 3 questions for an essay 1. How does positive attitude affect your schoolwork? 2. How does positive attitude portray yourself to your teachers and parents? 3. How does positive attitude affect your life?
Asked by zach - Sun Oct 18 18:19:50 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How does the monster in Frankenstein changing his attitude fit with the theme of duality in the novel?
Q. At the end of the book, Robert Walton encounters the monster, after Victor dies. Maybe the monster feels bad for Victor? Because then the monster wants to destroy himself and then goes to the north. How does the monster s behavior and attitude affect the way you view him? Because in my opinion, the monster feels bad for what happened with Victor and hates the fact that he will never be human or is he hateful because he relents only after his creator dies? How does the monster changing his attitude fit with the theme of duality in the novel?
Asked by Neca - Tue Mar 23 10:49:05 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He's part Human
Answered by V10 Bruiser - Sat Mar 27 08:04:00 2010
Q. At the end of the book, Robert Walton encounters the monster, after Victor dies. Maybe the monster feels bad for Victor? Because then the monster wants to destroy himself and then goes to the north. How does the monster s behavior and attitude affect the way you view him? Because in my opinion, the monster feels bad for what happened with Victor and hates the fact that he will never be human or is he hateful because he relents only after his creator dies? How does the monster changing his attitude fit with the theme of duality in the novel?
Asked by Neca - Tue Mar 23 10:49:05 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He's part Human
Answered by V10 Bruiser - Sat Mar 27 08:04:00 2010
How did America s racist attitude toward the Japanese affect the US military s strategy in winning the war?
Q. How did America s racist attitude toward the Japanese affect the US military s strategy in winning the war? I have to have 10 sentences about this and backing it up with information.
Asked by Lydia S - Wed May 13 21:17:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It did not bring all americans together as our concentration camps made clear and while a country is not a race our attitude -- compare with Germany -- was stupidly racist. This was most evident in our decision to drop the atomic bombs.
Answered by apophasisx - Fri May 15 13:45:41 2009
Q. How did America s racist attitude toward the Japanese affect the US military s strategy in winning the war? I have to have 10 sentences about this and backing it up with information.
Asked by Lydia S - Wed May 13 21:17:47 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It did not bring all americans together as our concentration camps made clear and while a country is not a race our attitude -- compare with Germany -- was stupidly racist. This was most evident in our decision to drop the atomic bombs.
Answered by apophasisx - Fri May 15 13:45:41 2009
What is more important; science or a temperament and attitude towards science?
Q. What is more important to the self; science or a temprament and attitude of science in self. Is there any science which can help the self to enable and empower itself with knowledge and wisdom of self to enable and empower the self with an attitude and a temprament of science. What is this science; where can it be known and studied; how can it be practised. Can this science also help the self to enable and empower itself with knowledge and wisdom of any type and kind. Can we also use this science to help ourselves for enabling and empowering ourselves with that knowledge and wisdom which had been the cause, purpose, and reason of the existance, presence and working of self and the religion and god of self.
Asked by ts@greenpastures - Fri Oct 19 00:57:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's either way too early in the morning for me to comprehend what you just typed, or it's utter gibberish. "Is there any science which can help the self to enable and empower itself with knowledge and wisdom of self to enable and empower the self with an attitude and a temprament of science. Can this science also help the self to enable and empower itself with knowledge and wisdom of any type and kind." This hurts my head.
Answered by Adam B - Fri Oct 19 04:46:08 2007
Q. What is more important to the self; science or a temprament and attitude of science in self. Is there any science which can help the self to enable and empower itself with knowledge and wisdom of self to enable and empower the self with an attitude and a temprament of science. What is this science; where can it be known and studied; how can it be practised. Can this science also help the self to enable and empower itself with knowledge and wisdom of any type and kind. Can we also use this science to help ourselves for enabling and empowering ourselves with that knowledge and wisdom which had been the cause, purpose, and reason of the existance, presence and working of self and the religion and god of self.
Asked by ts@greenpastures - Fri Oct 19 00:57:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It's either way too early in the morning for me to comprehend what you just typed, or it's utter gibberish. "Is there any science which can help the self to enable and empower itself with knowledge and wisdom of self to enable and empower the self with an attitude and a temprament of science. Can this science also help the self to enable and empower itself with knowledge and wisdom of any type and kind." This hurts my head.
Answered by Adam B - Fri Oct 19 04:46:08 2007
What do you think about the attitude of the Europeans who throw milk produced in their countries?
Q. In some corners of the world children starve without a drop of milk. Some places no water to drink.When millions around the world are hungry and thirsty, the Europeans throwing their milk productions shows their inhuman attitude towards the suffering of the poor. What do you think?
Asked by seinudeen al bakinigahawela - Thu Sep 24 22:59:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We need to ask WHY children starve in some corners of the world. We need to change the policies and practices that make this happen constantly. We need to also make it possible for taxpayers' money and public funds to cover the basic welfare costs of all Europeans and pensioners, as well as pay for the cost of pasteurising, packaging and transporting the milk to far away countries. We need to find REAL ways to solve the world's problems and not blame any group/country/ethnicity for it.
Answered by Gwen - Fri Sep 25 00:46:09 2009
Q. In some corners of the world children starve without a drop of milk. Some places no water to drink.When millions around the world are hungry and thirsty, the Europeans throwing their milk productions shows their inhuman attitude towards the suffering of the poor. What do you think?
Asked by seinudeen al bakinigahawela - Thu Sep 24 22:59:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We need to ask WHY children starve in some corners of the world. We need to change the policies and practices that make this happen constantly. We need to also make it possible for taxpayers' money and public funds to cover the basic welfare costs of all Europeans and pensioners, as well as pay for the cost of pasteurising, packaging and transporting the milk to far away countries. We need to find REAL ways to solve the world's problems and not blame any group/country/ethnicity for it.
Answered by Gwen - Fri Sep 25 00:46:09 2009
How are your lifestyle and your attitude related?
Q. Also; Can you have a healthy lifestyle and an unhealthy attitude.Explain Please answer! This is a question for health class.
Asked by Jasmine - Sun Dec 13 01:59:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First question: Your attitude affects your lifestyle. If you were feeling unhappy, your may be living a depressed/sad/slow lifestyle. You can have a healthy lifestyle while having an unhealthy attitude. It just depends on the kind of person you are. Maybe you are the kind of person who likes to hide their feelings inside, while on the outside you maintain a healthy lifestyle. Maybe you're the kind of person who has an unhealthy attitude, but likes to keep their lifestyle healthy.
Answered by Alyssa - Sun Dec 13 02:14:05 2009
Q. Also; Can you have a healthy lifestyle and an unhealthy attitude.Explain Please answer! This is a question for health class.
Asked by Jasmine - Sun Dec 13 01:59:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First question: Your attitude affects your lifestyle. If you were feeling unhappy, your may be living a depressed/sad/slow lifestyle. You can have a healthy lifestyle while having an unhealthy attitude. It just depends on the kind of person you are. Maybe you are the kind of person who likes to hide their feelings inside, while on the outside you maintain a healthy lifestyle. Maybe you're the kind of person who has an unhealthy attitude, but likes to keep their lifestyle healthy.
Answered by Alyssa - Sun Dec 13 02:14:05 2009
How we noticed any behavioural characteristics and the attitude which grow out of their religious perspectives?
Q. How we noticed any behavioural characteristics and the attitude which grow out of their religious perspectives?
Asked by Rohan - Sun Sep 20 06:47:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. For example, I have noticed that the overwhelming majority of suicide bombers are religious believers.
Answered by thepawnbrokerroared - Sun Sep 20 07:19:33 2009
Q. How we noticed any behavioural characteristics and the attitude which grow out of their religious perspectives?
Asked by Rohan - Sun Sep 20 06:47:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. For example, I have noticed that the overwhelming majority of suicide bombers are religious believers.
Answered by thepawnbrokerroared - Sun Sep 20 07:19:33 2009
What is the relationship between attitude and behaviour?
Q. People know that wearing helmet while riding two-wheeler is compulsory by law. They also know that helmet reduces the potential of serious injury in the event of an accident. Yet, they do not wear helmet while riding. Is this a matter of attitude or behaviour? Corrective action should be aimed at attitude or behaviour?
Asked by nitya7 - Tue Nov 3 07:25:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Attitude directs the behavior. A lot of things go into a person's attitude though. Experiences, emotions, self will, desire etc. It is the great struggle in life to be able to control our actions by first controlling our thoughts and desires. As we learn control over our thoughts and desires then the right attitude develops also. As we develop the right attitude our attitude helps us to maintain the desired behavior. It starts with just a small desire in your heart that grows into conscious thought and develops into an action that becomes a habit and finally determines a life time behavior.
Answered by lightgiver - Tue Nov 3 08:33:51 2009
Q. People know that wearing helmet while riding two-wheeler is compulsory by law. They also know that helmet reduces the potential of serious injury in the event of an accident. Yet, they do not wear helmet while riding. Is this a matter of attitude or behaviour? Corrective action should be aimed at attitude or behaviour?
Asked by nitya7 - Tue Nov 3 07:25:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Attitude directs the behavior. A lot of things go into a person's attitude though. Experiences, emotions, self will, desire etc. It is the great struggle in life to be able to control our actions by first controlling our thoughts and desires. As we learn control over our thoughts and desires then the right attitude develops also. As we develop the right attitude our attitude helps us to maintain the desired behavior. It starts with just a small desire in your heart that grows into conscious thought and develops into an action that becomes a habit and finally determines a life time behavior.
Answered by lightgiver - Tue Nov 3 08:33:51 2009
What was the attitude toward slavery in British North America/Canada?
Q. I am doing a report for History, and I need to know the specific attitude toward slavery in BNA/Canada in around the year 1852. Thanks! I also need to know why.
Asked by DarkFireZ - Tue Mar 10 19:18:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try to check on this site
Answered by snapshot =oozer - Mon Mar 16 04:49:27 2009
Q. I am doing a report for History, and I need to know the specific attitude toward slavery in BNA/Canada in around the year 1852. Thanks! I also need to know why.
Asked by DarkFireZ - Tue Mar 10 19:18:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try to check on this site
Answered by snapshot =oozer - Mon Mar 16 04:49:27 2009
How do you get a four year old to loose a realy bad attitude?
Q. She gives me an attitude sometimes but gives my hubby attitude all the time. We've tried punishments such as time outs and taking things away. We've also tryed awarding good behavior. None of this worked and we are at out wits end.
Asked by vickysmom92601 - Sun Mar 19 14:50:28 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As you've discovered, time outs, rewards, and punishments do not work. They may work on a very short time basis, but children do get bored with them and they stop working. The next time she gives you attitude, say to her, "I don't like the way your acting and daddy and I do not want to be around you when you're acting this way." Take her (gently) by the hand to a place away from you (her room, backyard, hallway) and say, "When you can treat us more kindly (change your behavior, can be nice to us) then you can come back with us." When she comes back with a better attitude, say "Thank you. I appreciate you're kind behavior and enjoy being with you when you are kind." The next time she gives you attitude, simply take her back to where you… [cont.]
Answered by marnonyahoo - Sun Mar 19 15:28:41 2006
Q. She gives me an attitude sometimes but gives my hubby attitude all the time. We've tried punishments such as time outs and taking things away. We've also tryed awarding good behavior. None of this worked and we are at out wits end.
Asked by vickysmom92601 - Sun Mar 19 14:50:28 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As you've discovered, time outs, rewards, and punishments do not work. They may work on a very short time basis, but children do get bored with them and they stop working. The next time she gives you attitude, say to her, "I don't like the way your acting and daddy and I do not want to be around you when you're acting this way." Take her (gently) by the hand to a place away from you (her room, backyard, hallway) and say, "When you can treat us more kindly (change your behavior, can be nice to us) then you can come back with us." When she comes back with a better attitude, say "Thank you. I appreciate you're kind behavior and enjoy being with you when you are kind." The next time she gives you attitude, simply take her back to where you… [cont.]
Answered by marnonyahoo - Sun Mar 19 15:28:41 2006
What is the prevailing attitude of Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut?
Q. I also need quotes with page numbers to support the attitude. Thank you so much for your help.
Asked by Amy - Sun Apr 4 12:00:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I used the quote, "People aren't supposed to look back. I am certainly not going to do it anymore" for Kurt Vonnegut
Answered by dhsvolleyball07 - Sun Apr 4 20:37:38 2010
Q. I also need quotes with page numbers to support the attitude. Thank you so much for your help.
Asked by Amy - Sun Apr 4 12:00:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I used the quote, "People aren't supposed to look back. I am certainly not going to do it anymore" for Kurt Vonnegut
Answered by dhsvolleyball07 - Sun Apr 4 20:37:38 2010
How can I have a more positive attitude going into a class I expect to dislike?
Q. I'm taking honors physics this year even though science classes are always the most difficult for me. I have this ongoing sense of dread about the class, and I'm afraid that attitude is going to make the class even harder for me. How can I change my attitude to be more positive?
Asked by Cosette - Thu Aug 9 15:34:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Physics honors is a tough one. What is the compulsion to take it if it is not to your liking? First banish the thought that you expect to dislike it. Otherwise, the fear is likely to become true, which will furtherreinforce this negative mode. It is difficult for one to to advise another, 'Like Physics.' Having said taht Physics is gruelling ; but fascinating. Involves quite a bit of mathematics if it is an honours course. Finally, it is your call.
Answered by A.V.R. - Fri Aug 10 02:33:39 2007
Q. I'm taking honors physics this year even though science classes are always the most difficult for me. I have this ongoing sense of dread about the class, and I'm afraid that attitude is going to make the class even harder for me. How can I change my attitude to be more positive?
Asked by Cosette - Thu Aug 9 15:34:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Physics honors is a tough one. What is the compulsion to take it if it is not to your liking? First banish the thought that you expect to dislike it. Otherwise, the fear is likely to become true, which will furtherreinforce this negative mode. It is difficult for one to to advise another, 'Like Physics.' Having said taht Physics is gruelling ; but fascinating. Involves quite a bit of mathematics if it is an honours course. Finally, it is your call.
Answered by A.V.R. - Fri Aug 10 02:33:39 2007
What is the current attitude of Westererns toward death?
Q. Im writing an essay on metaphysical poets and I am having trouble formulating a sentence or two that summarises the attitude towards death in present day society. I would like to mention the notion of people challenging death eg. when cars drag race one another and narrowly avoid death. I would also like to incorporate the idea that life expectancy is almost three times what it was in late 16th century/early 17th century and as a result, people seem less concerned about death. Any help be much appreciated.
Asked by Marco L - Wed Aug 15 12:50:44 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Challenging death is a game for the young. Young men in their teens and twenties still have this notion that it can't happen to them and they push the envelope. To a lesser extent, young girls do it. By the time people reach 30, they know that life is fragile and they take fewer risks. Some people fear death, but the greater majority see it as something that will come with time. A few know that death is not an end, but a change. I'm in that category.
Answered by loryntoo - Wed Aug 15 13:08:31 2007
Q. Im writing an essay on metaphysical poets and I am having trouble formulating a sentence or two that summarises the attitude towards death in present day society. I would like to mention the notion of people challenging death eg. when cars drag race one another and narrowly avoid death. I would also like to incorporate the idea that life expectancy is almost three times what it was in late 16th century/early 17th century and as a result, people seem less concerned about death. Any help be much appreciated.
Asked by Marco L - Wed Aug 15 12:50:44 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Challenging death is a game for the young. Young men in their teens and twenties still have this notion that it can't happen to them and they push the envelope. To a lesser extent, young girls do it. By the time people reach 30, they know that life is fragile and they take fewer risks. Some people fear death, but the greater majority see it as something that will come with time. A few know that death is not an end, but a change. I'm in that category.
Answered by loryntoo - Wed Aug 15 13:08:31 2007
What does Pip s attitude toward her offer reveal about his changing sense of values?
Q. Why does Miss Havisham command Joe and Pip to meet with her? What does Pip's attitude toward her offer reveal about his changing sense of values? I understand the first question... but I could use help on the second one.
Asked by Mallory - Sun May 10 17:25:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He gives her respect rather than pity showing that he is more admiring of her wealth and prestige and ignores her spite as opposed to his own humble origins in which he is ashamed of.
Answered by Daedal - Sun May 10 17:35:59 2009
Q. Why does Miss Havisham command Joe and Pip to meet with her? What does Pip's attitude toward her offer reveal about his changing sense of values? I understand the first question... but I could use help on the second one.
Asked by Mallory - Sun May 10 17:25:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He gives her respect rather than pity showing that he is more admiring of her wealth and prestige and ignores her spite as opposed to his own humble origins in which he is ashamed of.
Answered by Daedal - Sun May 10 17:35:59 2009
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