In the 1800s, sociologist William Graham Sumner wrote, “Every man and woman in society has one big duty. That is, to take care o
f his or her own self.” Do you agree with Sumner? Why or why not? Is it wrong to prioritize caring for those closest to you over others? How does Sumner’s suggestion about how we define our universe of obligation differ from Chuck Collins’s view?
The Sumner is absolutely right because in this universe, every man and woman have to take of their own self and are responsible for themselves. They should not depend on others for their protection.
<u>Explanation:</u>
With the rights given to the men and the women who are the citizens of a country, there are certain responsibilities of the men and the women also that they should fulfill.
They should take care of themselves on their own and should not depend on others to take care of them. The government of a country should make policies to protect them but they should take care of themselves also. Thus this view of Sumner is right.
Joe Starks symbolizes for Janie the horizon that Zora Neale Hurston ... She does not find in Logan the "bee to her blossom" that she thought nature had promised ... Joe is younger, "cityfied," well-mannered, and very ambitious. ... Logan, so when Joe comes along, Janie sees him as a symbol for freedom and carefree living.
