Free Essays on The Consequences Of Disobedience

  1. An Evaulation of Erich Fromm's Disobedience as a Psychological and Moral Problem

    Growing up everyone was taught what the right and wrong things to do in life were. In the essay “Disobedience as a Psychological and Moral Problem”, Erich Fromm discusses the issues of disobedience as a benefit and a doubt for mankind. I believe that Fromm has very good points and this makes for a great...

  2. Disobedience as a Psychological and Moral Problem

    his own thoughts on disobedience. January 21, 2009 — Fromm begins his essay discussing how human kind emerged because of disobedience. He talks about “original sin” from the common Adam and Eve creation story as well as the Greek legend of Prometheus. He continues with disobedience in saying that humans...

  3. Critique of an Essay

    Alla Vasilyeva Professor Coy English 201-40 9 February 2009 Critique of “Uncivil Disobedience: Violating the Rules for Breaking the Law” by James J. Lopach and Jean A. Luckowski Some obedience to authority is required in society, as is oil to a finely tuned machine, and with a complete lack...

  4. The Power of Conformity

    prone to obey authority as a product of fear, and rarely has the courage to disobey. Human history has ingrained obedience to the extent that disobedience can be, and has been, punished by death. Crispin Sartwell briefly explains the history of genocide in his article “The Genocide Killer in the Mirror...

  5. V as Revolutionary

    naturally arises when viewing this film, especially in the light of Erich Fromm's essay Disobedience as a Psychological and Moral Problem, is whether V is acting as a rebel or a revolutionary. Is V's disobedience emanating from “anger, disappointment, [and] resentment”, or is it “in the name of a conviction...

  6. The Benifits of Not Obeying Orders

    behavior of those subject to authority. The movie “A Few Good Men” presents two private officers “just following orders” and then receiving the consequences. In the article “Group Minds” Doris Lessing discusses her theories on issues of conformity. In the movie “A Few Good Men” conformity is what gets...

  7. Covenant in the Bible

    dominion over the plants and animals (Gen 1:29) and over the Garden of Eden (Gen 2:15). Adamic Covenant The Ademic Covenant is a result of the disobedience (Gen 3:6) to the conditions set in the Edenic Covenant. The awareness by Adam and Eve of their shame and sin (Gen 3:7) obliged God to create a new...

  8. Week 1 Acc

    designed to illustrate this character trait using verses, stories, consequences of sin and blessings of obedience found through out the Bible. Each day you will learn a verse, read a story where this sin is illustrated, then discuss the consequences of this sin followed up by the blessings of obedience. I encourage...

  9. World War Ii

    his life. iii. Provide services to the army. For example making a farm which will be the source of food for the soldiers. Q4) What might be the consequences of each alternative? A4) If he chooses to fight for his country, he would be making his parents, friends and relatives proud of him. But at the...

  10. The Difference Between Obeying Orders and Obeying the Law

    is obeying the law. But, if one who is under the age of 21 has a drink, then he or she is disobeying the law, which could possibly lead to legal consequences. Now, an example of obeying an order could have something to do with one’s position pertaining to their occupation. For instance, I work as a secretary...

  11. Physical Punishment

    boundaries. First of all, when a child breaks these boundaries, he or she should be punished. A spanking should come in response to arrogant, disobedience, or disrespect. The child should not be spanked for making mistakes or accidents, such as forgetting to feed the dog, cat or wetting his or her...

  12. random

    When she was a baby she suffered a kind of illness that rendered her deaf and blind. As a consequence of her inability, her family Captain Keller and her mom Kate treated her with compassion and pity her as a pet. The parents decided to hire a teacher, Mrs. Annie Sullivan, who after a hard work and dedication...

  13. Explain the main themes of theodicies in the augustinian tradition

    serpent convincing the woman to eat the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge. Eve eats the fruit and also passes some to Adam. Because of this disobedience, God has them evicted from the garden and from thenceforth humans are labelled with 'original sin'. In Romans 5, Paul describes belief that Jesus'...

  14. civil disobedience

    Civil Disobedience As defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary civil disobedience means the refusal to obey governmental demands or commands especially as a nonviolent and usually collective means of forcing concessions from the government. In other words, it is basically protesting in a nonviolent...

  15. Paradise Lost John Milton

    the Biblical story of the Fall of Man: the temptation of Adam and Eve by the fallen angel Satan and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden. “OF Mans First Disobedience, and the Fruit Of that Forbidden Tree, whose mortal tast Brought Death into the World, and all our woe, With loss of Eden, till one greater Man ...

  16. Article 92 of the Ucmj

    as actions taken without intention to commit a crime, but in disregard of standards and their legal consequences which one can reasonably be expected to know and understand). For a willful disobedience of an order, this would mean deliberately ignoring or disregarding issued orders from NCOs, Warrant...

  17. Why I Am Here

    orders from their superiors, right from day-one of boot camp. Military members who fail to obey the lawful orders of their superiors risk serious consequences. Article 90 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) makes it a crime for a military member to WILLFULLY disobey a superior commissioned officer...

  18. Disobeying Lawful Orders

    practical consequences. Therefore, the question of what constitutes legitimate protest - for the Left or the Right - is one of profound significance. For us liberals the issues are far more perplexing than they are for conservatives because we consider ourselves defenders of civil disobedience, from...

  19. A journey through the Old Testament

    prideful rebellion of the archangel Lucifer. The first instance of willful disobedience in creation. When Lucifer in his greed and desire to displace God risks everything to rebel against God his creator. We see the consequences of his rebellion when he is expelled from heaven with a third of the host...

  20. Historical Outline of Major Eras in the Old Testament

    Deuteronomy. Deliverance from oppression (Slavery), god sent Moses to Pharaoh, with a request and a warning that unless complied with, that consequences would follow. God’s Law (Commandments), God commanded Moses up the mountain, referred as Mount Sinai, where he gave Moses the governing...

  21. Rules and regulations in the army

    things that could easily be prevented may happen, resulting in very negative things. This however, is even more important when in the Army, as the consequences can be very severe. The Army has a plethora of rules and regulations that all soldiers, regardless of rank or duty station must follow. These rules...

  22. Importance of following orders

    with the drill sergeants. It's all about submitting your own free will to the good of others. If an order is not followed, the results of delay or disobedience could be as serious as causing the death of a squad to something as silly as the floor being dirty when the general comes because you didn't sweep...

  23. Concept of Law

    society and human life, individuals have tried to establish rules and laws and enforce them, so in turn we all had to construct consequences and punishments for the disobedience of these rules and laws. In retrospect when we think of our current society and look at our government structure which we can...

  24. Dean Men's Path

    their role as a small cog in a larger death machine. Few questioned their role and fewer, having questioned, dared risk the personal and social consequences of disobeying. In his book, The Nazi Doctors, Robert Jay Lifton states, "Before you can commit any... atrocity you must convince yourself that what...

  25. Aristotelian Perspectives in Sophocles’ Antigone

    precaution for self preservation. She wants the people to know she is disobeying when she tells Ismene that she would rather have her proclaim her disobedience than for her to keep quiet about it. Antigone’s sentence to death is due to her own morals and actions. She directly disobeyed the man in power...

  26. Freedom Is Self-Determinance

    which "the people" have little influence over. The only way to counter these agendas is either through the courts or through mass protest and public disobedience (although we would never advocate any lawbreaking activities). What is most worrying, however, is that with their massive lobbying power and money...

  27. What God Has in Mind for You

    on Jesus and do not harden your heart through unbelieve and disobedience. We read in this scripture that God's people could not enter the promised land because of their unbelieve and was the promise also delayed! Unbelieve and disobedience delays God's promises!!!! Therefore: Give God your whole...

  28. Jack

    indirect rule increased divisions between ethnic groups and gave power to certain "big men" who had never had it before in precolonial history. Consequences of these significant changes in social organization and identity are still being felt today. These issues will be discussed in more detail in Module...

  29. The Shifts in Public Attitude to the Vietnam War

    statements, university campuses became the foreground of antiwar rallies and demonstrations, rapidly growing in size and support. The issues of public disobedience and protests that were both peaceful and followed the rules of the law, as well as the large numbers of higher society men finding ways of avoiding...

  30. Contrast

    The black communities were beginning to realize their constitutional rights. There were two bold souls that decided to take a stand, no matter the consequences. These great men were known as Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X. They were both greatly influential leaders of the African-American Civil Right...

  31. Mary Rowlandson Captivity Narrative

    purge the land of those who stray from the path of righteousness. Her narrative becomes an Jeremiad, warning other Puritans of the consequences of religious disobedience and completing the religious typology ordained to them by God. Throughout the narrative, Rowlandson refers to the Indians as “murderous...

  32. Showdown at the Airport Body Scanner

    to walking through airport body scanners. The explicit thesis is that airport body scanners cause cancer. Air travelers should know the potential consequences of their decision to opt not to walk through body scanners and how it not only affects themselves, but also the people around them. Rich’s purpose...

  33. Flannery O'Connor

    Catholic faith. Proof of this point of innovation was most often illustrated through what seemed to be her well-developed affinity for literary civil disobedience against accepted conventions of her time. She breathed this essence of her personality into the characters in her stories and brought to life her...

  34. Examine Religious and Secular Perspectives on the Nature of Human Life

    this is part of the psychological condition oh human beings and their behavior. In Christian texts, original sin is the result of Adam and Eve’s disobedience of God as they eat the forbidden fruit in Eden. Augustine believed that Adam’s sin affected all of humanity because we were all present in his loins...

  35. Theological Reflection :Death

    the possibility of death. Adam is told that if he disobeys God and eats from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil there will be disastrous consequences: “.....when you eat of it you will surely die” (Gen 2:17). But in the story, Adam and Eve did not actually die right after eating from the tree...

  36. Cain and Abel: the Fate of Man

    result in death. However, Eve gave in to temptation and ate the forbidden fruit, from the tree in the Garden of Eden. God was angry for their disobedience. As a result, sin became part of human nature. This became evident with Adam and Eve’s children. As with most siblings, they each chose different...

  37. The Method of Civil Disobedience

    His methods to solve this problems was seen as a little abstruse at first but proved to be extremely effective. Gandhi used a method called civil disobedience to combat the British hold on the Indian people, this meant that he and his followers would simply disobey laws that they believed to be unjust...

  38. Decepline

    exhibit opposing approaches, children learn to exploit these differences. Rules should be few but simple. Punishment should be a logical or natural consequence of the misbehavior. Though consistency is important, parents should remember that it is sometimes appropriate to be flexible and allow for some...

  39. The Miracle Worker - Essay

    Tuscumbia, Alabama. This play is about a girl called Helen. When she was a baby she suffered a kind of illness that rendered her deaf and blind. As a consequence of her inability, her family Captain Keller and her mom Kate treated her with compassion and pity her as a pet. The parents decided to hire a teacher...

  40. Marines Clean Room

    and organized and give the young men around me a better impression of myself. To be clean is to be confident. I am here writing this essay as a consequence to my actions, I have disobeyed orders that were given to me. I have learned that I am to earn the liberty that is freely given to me. I need to...

  41. Philosophy 100 Exam 1

    where his only criterion seems to be that of his conscience in doing what he wants. This sounds similar to the comments of Powell questioning civil disobedience. In the Crito, Socrates follows the Laws. Socrates believes that both law and conscience are essential to expert knowledge referring back to the...

  42. Want to Chat?

    “get straight A’s, be the best that you can be, and always live up to the family name.” But this new type of education of disobedience changed my behavior. As a consequence, I became rebellious, and during this time I had a problem related to the Internet. Many people have heard about the Internet...

  43. Christians and Sociology: Conflict Perspectives

    Scriptural Verdict: The conflict theory has one missing element: the very fact that man in conflict with God! Sin descended from the disobedience of Adam and Eve to become an inherent characteristic in mankind, creating an enmity with God and an enmity with our fellow man. Such conflicts...

  44. Conformity and Obedience

    Typically when people obey authority there is a reward, and when someone disobeys a punishment usually follows. Most people fear and will avoid the consequences of disobeying at all costs. The soldiers who participated in torturing prisoners at Abu Ghraib were influenced to believe by their superiors that...

  45. LIVESTRONG

    ethics include public appearances, choice of clothing, and use of banned substances and PEDs among others. Disobedience of such codes are considered unethical and often leads to unpleasant consequences for the organization and the athlete involved. PED use is considered a violation of such codes of ethics...

  46. Drivers Safety

    DRIVERS SAFETY, TRAFFIC LAWS & CONSEQUENCES TO BREAKING THEM Behind every driver there are rules and regulations that have been applied. There are many aspects to driving such as safety, traffic laws and the consequences to breaking them. Being a soldier in the Army makes you responsible for...

  47. W.D. Ross’ Prima Facie Duties

    of Reparation is explained as “resting on previous wrongful act” (Garrett, 2004). It calls for the pledge to take responsibility for the negative consequences of ones actions and provide compensation of some form for the injuries and wrongful acts one has done to others in the past. The Duty of Gratitude...

  48. 甘地滴滴滴滴

    British merchants the cloth they once made themselves. Colonial Education Patterns 殖民教育模式 (背景) The policy of imperialism had important educational consequences throughout the colonial world. Europeans generally exported their educational philosophies, institutions, and policies to their colonial subjects...

  49. Abortion

    funding to those still born with disabilities and allow the possibility for a more advanced society. Legalizing abortion lessens the fear of consequence in people, especially the younger generation. According to Carroll Rees, in 2001 a total of 408 girls under the age of 15 had abortions in Canada...

  50. England vs. Japan

    was not an option for women during this period in time. The only way a divorce could take place is if a man wanted it. From talking too much to disobedience, it was easy for a man to depart from his unwanted wife. Similar to the rules of a Japanese woman, women of England were also to follow by certain...

  51. CRJ 105 Strayer Test Bank All Chapters included with answers.

    to go joyriding. d. Joe killed a bartender in a botched robbery attempt. 9. Prohibition had the unintended effect of increasing corruption, disobedience, and public disrespect for the law. This unintended effect is an example of: a. A manifest function of law b. A latent function of law c. Mala...

  52. The Age of the Essay

    literature and composition be unified in the high school course." [4] The 'riting component of the 3 Rs then morphed into English, with the bizarre consequence that high school students now had to write about English literature-- to write, without even realizing it, imitations of whatever English professors...

  53. Enviroment & Buisness Ethics

    everything else. However, some point out that self-interest would still require a business to obey the law and adhere to basic moral rules, because the consequences of failing to do so could be very costly in fines, loss of licensure, or company reputation. The noted economist Milton Friedman was a leading proponent...

  54. The Uneasy Alliance Between the Sacred and the Secular in Milton's Paradise Lost

    Biblical is evident from the proem. The first lines show Christian subject matter and Classical epic convention meeting: Of man’s first disobedience, and the fruit Of that forbidden tree, whose mortal taste Milton’s first lines open by stating the play’s subject matter, and though they...

  55. Solitude - a Different Perspective

    growing within him. He feels, even with everything that God has given to him, he is still profoundly lacking something. As God warns Adam of the consequences of eating from the “tree whose operation brings / Knowledge of good and ill,” (8.323-4) Adam is compelled to voice his discontentment to God that...

  56. What Turns "Ordinary Men" Into "Willing Executioners"?

    to revisit that rolling, choking, opaque coal black cloud of fear that was touched upon earlier. Fear is the backbone of authority- it is fear of consequence that pushes Ordinary Men to pull the trigger on other ordinary men. We have been told that the Nazi dictatorship that the Reserve Battalion was...

  57. national emergency

    on common people, Indian Constitution and also Indian National Congress. Finally comes the response from people and other opposition parties and consequences of the Emergency. In India, "the Emergency" refers to a 21-month period in 1975-77 when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had a state of emergency declared...

  58. One Child Policy in China

    program was introduced in 1970 in response to the rapid growth, it was never fully enforced, because the Chinese government was unaware of the costly consequences of overpopulation. By 1985, China had entered its third boom which was instigated by the offspring of the second baby boom as they reached their...

  59. Major Accidents in Oil and Gas

    drill bit went into the formation of abnormal high pressure with reservoir pressure of 300 atmospheres and a high content of hydrogen sulfide. Consequences The torch was burning for three years (1064 days), the flow of the gas reached a height of 70 meters, the volume of combustible gas amounted to...

  60. God as a Construct of the Mind

    eating the apple? It all remains unclear and unsettled. One thing is sure though, they used Satan as an excuse for committing the sin. The act of disobedience was harshly punished by their life-giver, allegedly God/god thus they were expelled from The Garden of Eden. They found themselves rather uncomfortable...