The answer is care perspective in which it is a moral perspective of Carol Gilligan, which sights people in relations of their connectedness with others and give emphasis to interpersonal communication, relationships with others and apprehension for others. In addition, the study of moral development contains together prosocial behaviors in which such as caring and helping and characters in which such as honesty, fairness, and respect. Numerous theories occur to explain moral development between children, but Gilligan presented a theory that apprehended the gender alterations of moral development.
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E. Epithet
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A word or phrase with a powerful negative connotation used to describe some quality of a person or group is a(n) <u>epithet</u>.
In literature, an epithet is an adjective used to <u>describe a person or a groups of persons</u>. Sometimes, <u>it uses a negative connotation</u> to refer to them, which is why it has been used as a synonym of abuse. However, it is usually used to make it easier to understand or imagine a character.
Bonnie is demonstrating moral sensitivity as she decided to keep the money and pay off her bills. She consider that the owner of the wallet has no financial problem that she could just keep the money and will not bother to find and return the wallet that she found.
This is an example of moral sensitivity where Bonnie identify which possible action she will make that is to keep the money, where she assume the full responsibility on how they would be affected by the consequence of her action and that is her bills was paid off and the owner of the wallet is financially stable.
Answer:The Transcendental Movement dramatically shaped the direction of American literature, although perhaps not in the ways its adherents had imagined. Many writers were and still are inspired and taught by Emerson and Thoreau in particular, and struck out in new directions because of the literary and philosophical lessons they had learned. Walt Whitman was not the only writer to claim that he was "simmering, simmering, simmering" until reading Emerson brought him "to a boil." Emily Dickinson's poetic direction was quite different, but she too was a thoughtful reader of Emerson and Fuller. In his own way, even Frederick Douglass incorporated many lessons of transcendental thought from Emerson.
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