L.G. WRTINGS

  To my one and only love, It is cold and a lonely night, but my heart never falters or fright, for my love is far stronger more than the roaring seas and the mightiest breeze. Though the wind may blow, in places far I know. My soul lingers your warmth, for my love’s loyalty lies only to the woman I truly heart. I will! I will come home! Time may have set us apart, but my love will never part. Penelope! My dearest heart, my journey is still far and long, none knows how it lasts! Wait for me! Till’ death do us part.

  I thought... I thought that communication is very simple, where it just takes place a sender and a receiver to make a communication successful. Whenever people engage in a transaction of information through words. I thought that I know many things about communication but there is a lot more to learn. I know the basics, but this subject just delves much deeper on what communication and its purpose. I also thought that communication is just all about talking. I thought that we only communicate when we talk. I thought that communication is always intended and never realize that communication can happen even when we are not looking. I thought that communication is only between me and you. I learned that... I learned that communication is complex process, more than just a relationship between a sender and a receiver. There are more things in the process such as channel, message, barriers, and the feedback. I learned that in communication there are many thin

 

  (1)    How would you relate the Stanford Prison Experiment to our discussions regarding politics, power, and authority? If people are given power, naturally the person will feel powerful. He will have authority, an appointed power in which gives the capability to do what they want. And this natural reaction to power to people is what reflected the results of the Stanford Prison Experiment. The guards are given complete authority from small to the vilest actions and the prisoners are the ones being oppressed.   Then in the essence of the project the prison guards show what happens when people are given power to do things freely. A quotation from the experiment says that “If people are given power, then they have the capability to be evil” to overpower others and get the feeling they’re on top that they are higher and will have more authority. In relation to politics, power and authority is always at play. Afterall politics is the study of direction and contest of power. And we often