prepare and submit a paper on freemasons: cultivating ethical behavoiur in civil society. This is a very pivotal aspect of the civil society – under which humans live and interact with one another.

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Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on freemasons: cultivating ethical behavoiur in civil society. This is a very pivotal aspect of the civil society – under which humans live and interact with one another.

Cultivating an ethical behavior within a society is the need of the hour, and more so because any society could do wonders with people who are morally-driven and who know how to interact with one another in an ethical way. This suggests that such people are educated, understand the value systems within a society, are ingrained to do their best at all times and under every situation that comes about, and so on and so forth. These people are generally very clear as per the practical undertakings that they are required to do within the different tenets of the society. They give their best no matter how tough the times are and always look up to the ethically correct people in order to seek inspiration. They usually go out of their way to find solace when the talk goes out loud regarding the ethical behaviors in a society. A civilized society can only come about when people are inclined to give their very best, day in and day out. This is however a very important disposition from a general standpoint and there are absolutely no exceptions to this rule at all.

Moving ahead, it is always very reasonable to find out about the people who are ethically-driven within any society. These people give their best no matter how tough the times are and are thus inclined to be one step ahead of the rest of the community members. They are the active players within any society and thus give their inputs whenever there is one such need. In fact, they give their perspective when there is no requirement of it at all. This is a very interesting aspect because generally these people embody a very positive mindset, one that speaks volumes about their character and personality in essence. Reasoning is provided in the form of their actions and not merely words that are delivered through them.

imitation and gender insubordination

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I need some assistance with these assignment. imitation and gender insubordination Thank you in advance for the help! Butler (1989) tries to ask essential questions. For example, she asks, once the subject “outs” her- or himself, is that person “free of its subjection and finally in the clear?” (308). Or does the subjection continue? But what does the following mean, characteristic of Butler’s writing: “Can sexuality even remain sexuality once it submits to a criterion of transparency and disclosure ..” (309) For something to determine itself, some other must exist to make this determination, and what is it this other? This other is a “prior to” and it is the most interesting thing which Butler says, I believe. Her thought is easily confusing unless one grabs hold of that idea. She is looking for the prior and I believe she is asking does whatever the prior is establish sexuality or is the prior already a sexually determined object. There is a danger that coming out “reinscribes the power domains that it resists” and that it is part of the “heterosexual matrix that it seeks to displace” (309). One must try to locate the “framework that privileges heterosexuality as origin”. Butler would like to use the concept of the speech act (from philosopher John Austin) to say the way one creates being is the way in which one may create herself or himself. There is a difficulty perhaps always in this activity as one must ask who is doing the creating? From what position is the creating done, that of homosexuality or heterosexuality? I think it is important for Butler, because she wants to produce an original, defensible “I that is thoroughly lesbian or homosexual, without the pejorative connotation. But that is her very problem. the pejorative connotation is already tied into the words and their origin from the heterosexual point of view. Butler would like to reach a non-reflexive position that perhaps is neither heterosexual nor homosexual.

Butler has to establish, more or less a private language”, one that is not derived from the present language, because the present language already has the power relationships of sexual identities established in it – that is a man, and that is a woman. But Butler seeks “that grid of cultural intelligibility that regulates the real and the nameable’ (312).

Write 6 pages with APA style on Cultural Diversity in Any Nation is Constantly Increasing.

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Write 6 pages with APA style on Cultural Diversity in Any Nation is Constantly Increasing. For instance, the western culture believes in the primacy of the individual whereas eastern culture is governed by thinking collectively on centrally important values. While the eastern culture emphasizes submission to authority, the western culture demands personal freedom. I realized this while I was counseling a person from a Jewish background. It immediately made me conscious of what was required of me as a counselor. It was a learning experience and I realized the areas where I need to hone up my skills as a multicultural counselor.

I recently interviewed a Jew client who had approached me under the instructions of a rabbi. There is a tendency amongst the Jews to first approach a rabbi in case of any mental or emotional problems. Rabbis seldom refer them to psychotherapists but when they do suggest meeting a counselor, the Jews seldom disobey. So this is how this client reached me. He was unwilling to give much of personal details and I had to refer back to the rabbi so that I could help the client. He had received a severe financial setback due to separation in the family and had lost his mental balance. The Orthodox Jews do not want their personal problems to be discussed outside their community, which is another reason that they are not keen to go to the counselor from the secular world (Schnall, 2006). The Jews were apprehensive about approaching a counselor unless they share similar religious beliefs and cultural values.

Having undergone training in multicultural counseling I was aware that clients come with all sorts of problems that include relational, sexual, existential, moral, material and spiritual problems. The existential problems of people have remained unchanged even after thousands of years. Sue and Sue (1990) contend that it is the personal and professional responsibility of the counselor to be aware of the cultural differences, values, biases, and behavior (cited by Freedman). Based on these, I develop appropriate strategies to provide support to clients from different cultural backgrounds.

 

write an article on corporate social responsibility of pepsico Paper must be at least 1750 words.

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Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on corporate social responsibility of pepsico Paper must be at least 1750 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Emphasis is given on the firm’s visions, which include the improvement of the firm’s ‘social, economic and natural environment’ (PepsiCo, The Company 2011). Moreover, it is made clear that profitability is not the key aim of the firm. expansion in the world market is among the firm’s priority but this expansion needs to be combined by the promotion of the interests of the firm’s stakeholders – as noted in the firm’s mission and vision statement (PepsiCo, The Company 2011).

In order to understand the relationship between the company and its stakeholders, it would be necessary to describe primary the term ‘stakeholders’, as being used in regard to organizational activities. When referring to the organizational environment, the term ‘stakeholders’ includes the following groups of persons: shareholders/ owners, employees, customers, suppliers, the state (government) and the public in general (Asongu 2007). In PepsiCo, the firm’s stakeholders are defined as follows – in accordance with the firm’s website: ‘consumers, communities, associates, retail customers, investors, partners and suppliers’ (PepsiCo, Stakeholders 2011). Therefore, the relationship between PepsiCo and its stakeholders implies the policies that the company has promoted in order to respond to the needs of the above groups of persons. it also implies the views of stakeholders (as described above) on the practices of the firm. These views can be identified through the following ways: the level of the firm’s profitability (in case of high profitability, the acceptance of the firm’s corporate social responsibility policies by its stakeholders has assumed) and the market research (developed by the company, by its competitors or by independent researchers). Having identified the firm’s stakeholders, the examination of their relationship with the firm could proceed.&nbsp.