INTD 3010: Applications of Inquiry

Lakehead University

Apr 19, 2016

Violence — 2nd Reflection

At the beginning of this course, I expressed how I very limited knowledge of violence as a concept. I didn’t understand the inner workings of how and why violence happens. I didn’t realize that there are so many aspects of violence and it can take on so many forms and stems from…

Andrew Mason in INTD 3010

Apr 19, 2016

Reflection Paper #2 — A Final Look Back

The class is now over, and now we must all give our input with what we have taken away from this class on violence. In my first reflection paper, my musings called to a particular theory that violence is an opposing force of morality;

Rebecca Balkwill in INTD 3010

Apr 14, 2016

What is Violence… Part II

It wasn't long ago that I wrote about how I perceive violence and what it entails. Although I cannot refute anything in my previous reflection, my view has been shifted. My eyes have been open to what violence is and what it means to be violent.
Violence should certainly be defined…

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Robin Harrington in INTD 3010

Apr 11, 2016

Reflection#2

This course has enlightened me giving me a broader perspective on the complexity of violence. The course material and discussions, although graphic in some instances, gave me insight into to the subtle aspects of violence including environmental, disease, as well preposterous violence all of which are…

Emily Taylor in INTD 3010

Apr 7, 2016

Reflection paper # 2

There are so many different things that I can now say to the question “what is violence”? In my mind, the definition of violence encompasses a wide variety of behaviors that involve not only physical violence but also psychological and emotional violence. When Robert Paul Woolf talks about…

Jenna Brancatella in INTD 3010

Apr 7, 2016

Violence # 2

At the beginning of this course, I was very naive to the concept of violence. I did not know that at the time, but as the course has gone on and we have had many difficult discussions, I see now all of the things that I was blind to. As seen in my last reflection paper, even in the few short weeks that…

Victoria Wallace in INTD 3010

Apr 7, 2016

Reflection Paper #2

Throughout this course, the definition of violence and ways to apply the concept has been dissected. Through examining articles, in class discussions, and examples, my perceptions of violence have been challenged and expanded. Although many of my thoughts on violence still remain the same as…

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Heather Paul in INTD 3010

Apr 6, 2016

Reflection Two: Definition of Violence

This course was eye-opening in more ways than I thought it would be. I learnt more than I ever set out to and the content was mind boggling and disturbing at the same time. It was interesting to me that violence is hard to define and when we tried to do so it…

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raneyjansma in INTD 3010

Feb 13, 2016

Violence — A Reflection

Truthfully, I did not know a lot about violence and its affects until the beginning of this year. What I knew of violence was from brief snippets of stories from the news, dramatized scenes in film and television and from stories I had heard secondhand. Violence to me was an…

Danielle Content in INTD 3010

Feb 1, 2016

Physical Violence: Personal Experience

The government of Canada, specifically the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, defines violence as an act in which there is control over another person and often reflects an imbalance of power between the victim and the abuser. During the first class we discussed what each of us…

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