Lewinsky Public Humiliation Analysis

Tyranny of the Mob Rhetorical Analysis In his article “Tyranny of the Mob,” Joel Stein emphasizes how the dynamic of the Internet has drastically changed over the course of a few years. He wants you to look at your normal interactions online and ask questions about what made it get to where it is today. Are you one of the people who has to censor yourself to prevent online trolling and did you even notice you were doing it? Stein wants to shine a light on the people who are making the internet a negative wasteland for hatred to manifest.

Ashley Ross with TIME, also reveals from the Vanity Fair article that Monica Lewinsky never wants to be “celebrated” for the scandal, because she has “regrets”, although she thought she was being “pretty discreet, but too immature and didn’t have the foresight to see what the possible ramifications of this could be.” (2014). Monica Lewinsky should be commended for coming back into the public eye, because although she was a young intern during the time of the scandal, her recent presence demonstrates that she’s human and it’s ok to make mistakes and move on. With all of the social media humiliation in society, there are an abundance of young girls and women who are caught in the web of internet embarrassment. Monica Lewinsky’s story could be one of encouragement, and her strength to persevere proves Monica to be a wonderful ambassador for troubled

Bullying is a very terrible and overwhelming experience for any person to experience. Most people being bullied find that standing up for themselves is not an option because of the allusion that they have no power over the antagonizer. So imagine if the bullies were a fourth the age of the patronize victim. In Carolyn Thompson’s article,“ Bullied NY Bus Monitor Teaches Kindness Year Later” we hear the heart-wrenching story of an elderly bus monitor named Karen Klein, who witnesses that strangers affection expressed through a generous donation of an exponential sum of money can surpass the viciousness of a few immature boys. Thompson expresses her belief that Klein deserves this exceptional amount of money through the entirety of her article.

Taylor Giunta 5/17/16 ENGL-122 Assignment 1: Scandal As humans people are naturally attracted to each other. It may be about looks, personality or power. A person may fall for a friend, co-worker or even a stranger. But in the case of Monica Lewinsky she fell for her boss Bill Clinton and Clinton wasn't just any normal boss for any old company, he was the most powerful man in the country.

Reading the book So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed by Jon Ronson shows the reader how one-person life can transform into something they could have never asked for after being shamed. When a person is a victim of a shaming like Justine Sacco, Max Mosley, Adria Richards, and Jonah Lehrer each one of these individuals handled being shamed in a different way. When you are shamed it can either go two ways you lose everything you have worked hard for in life or you can make a comeback from your shaming after a while of hiding out. Many victims who are shamed first realize what they said or their actions were misunderstood by others and they did not intend for someone else to think of it in that perspective.

Brooks’ position is seemingly critical of the modern day moral virtues; however, he does admit that there has been improvement in the treatment of women, or more accurately, the idea that “girls were expected to be quiet” (p 248), is one which is diminishing as “self-actualization and self-esteem” have functioned as a means for women to “articulate and cultivate self-assertion, strength, and identity” (ibid). In opposition to this, Brooks identifies three effects “on the moral ecology that have inflated the Big Me Adam I side of our natures and diminished the humbler Adam II” (p 25). These three effects are communication, in that it has become “faster and busier,” social media for it has become concentrated on “more self-referential information,” and lastly, social media’s encouragement of a “broadcasting personality” (ibid). Brooks continues to speak about social media by repeatedly labelling this age as a “more individualistic society,” one which has a steady decline in “intimacy, social trust, and empathy.” In the end, Brooks states that “it is okay to be flawed” (p 268), which can be confirmed by the previous chapters and the exceptional individuals who certainly had

The Watergate Scandal involved robbery, presidential corruption, verbal harassment as-well as assaults on a senator’s wife, and a long list of other unlawful acts. What is amazing about this scandal, is that it shows that crime happens on all levels of society, and that even the leader of the free world should be held accountable for his actions. After all

Humans are taught that often following the group is safer but this herd mentality may be our greatest mistake. In the play The Crucible by Arthur Miller many fall victim to the overwhelming mass hysteria that occurs. The play takes place during the Salem Witch Trials in 1692. Several young girls claim to be burdened by witchcraft, starting with Reverend Parris's daughter Betty. The afflicted girls accuse innocent people in the town of witchcraft, choosing victims who they or their families dislike causing an uproar throughout the town.

Cyberbullying is generally geared towards the younger generation of the youth, however, there has been cases where adults have been victims as well. In 2008 there was a case of cyberbullying that was carried out by a Missouri mom Lori Drew where she concentrated a public spotlight on the damage and abuse that speech in social media can cause to children and even convinced the advancement of a new legal idea on how to approach to understand that harm and to deal with the harm. The 49 year old Lori Drew created a MySpace account by the name of “Josh Evans,” (Steinhauser, 2008, para. 8-11) who was a teenage boy. The purpose of the creation for this account was to begin a dialogue with her very own 13 year old daughter’s former friend Megan Meier.

The events from the scandalous events that happened while President Bill Clinton was in office, was lead up to from the lawsuit from Paula Corbin Jones in 1994 claiming that he made sexual advances towards her in a hotel room. After any credible evidence was found to establish further trial, the case was dismissed. In 1995, the name of Monica Lewinsky, an intern who was brought up by a former White House employee who recorded conversations of previous encounters with Clinton. Clinton responded to the media, claiming that he had not has sexual relations with Lewinsky. In August 17th, 1995, Clinton testified before Starr’s grand jury for hours, and eventually confessed to the relationship; but stated that he did not interpret the conduct between

The world is evolving at an alarming rate and the internet is at the center of this advancement. Nicholas Carr wrote the literary piece “ The Shallows” in which Carr explains his views on how the internet is hurting human beings rather than helping them. A few points that Carr goes into detail about, are how the internet is causing the attention span of average people to slowly decay. Carr also explains that due to the internet, people are tending to skim through what they are reading rather than reading the full text they are searching for the key points in each price of writing. Additionally Carr points out that the internet is causing relationships between people are becoming weaker due to the lack of face to face interactions between each other.

In Lewinsky´s case, her private affair caused her to receive extreme harassment. Lewinsky stated, ¨Overnight I went from being a completely private figure to a publicly humiliated one worldwide. I was patient zero of losing a personal reputation on a global scale almost instantaneously¨ (the price of shame TED talk by Monica Lewinskey). Lewinsky admits that the scandal between her and Clinton had shamed her reputation and humiliated her. Under the belief that her potential career was over, Lewinsky admitted that she had

Public humiliation has been a way to punish those who have committed a crime, and has lasted for decades. Some may argue public humiliation needs to be done away with, while others see it as an effective way to punish a criminal. The humiliation lasts for your whole life even if it was only one mistake. For instance, in the case of someone being convicted a sexual predator they have to tell everyone in the neighborhood that they committed that crime. Many people who experience something embarrassing will never attempt it again.

Bullies are usually stronger and victims are usually perceived as weaker and unable to protect themselves.” (Masterson,1997) Bullying expands in many aspects of everyday life; from schoolchildren and teenagers, to adults , working environments and even spouses and family members. Considering that the first signs of bullying appear among schoolchildren, we should examine it in its infancy, that is, bullying in early years and school life, which in turn becomes with the passage of years violence and in some cases even crime. As far as bullying at school is concerned, “one definition is that a student is being bullied or victimized, when he or she is exposed, repeatedly and over time , to negative actions on the part of one or more other students.”

Annotated Bibliography Brody, N., & Vangelisti, A. L. (2017). Cyberbullying: Topics strategies, and sex differences. Computers in Human Behaviors, 75, 739-748. Doi:10.1016/j.chb.2017.06.020 There are multiple strategies to cyberbullying, the most common strategies include public and private comments, photographs, and status updates. Cyberbullies use these strategies to make someone feel less than what they are.