A Psalm of life and The Tide rises, The Tides falls
Fairness and Justice
first of all i going to explain what this to words means and then how it appear in this story's.
Fairness is the quality of treating people equally or in a way that is right or reasonable. Considering everything that has an effect on a situation, so that a fair judgement can be made. Making judgments that are free from discrimination.
Justice is the moral principle determining just conduct, rightfullness or lawfulness, as of a claim or title. Fairness in the way people are dealt with.
(This two values have very similar definitions or meanings but can be applied in different context depending on your perspective).
in the two poems we can't see really the two values because all depends in how do you understand the message that the poems give you.
in a Psalm Of Life that talks about he meaning of life, how we should not take life for granted, not to lament the past or take the future for granted , it encourages us to become better human beings. Maybe we can say that if a person has justice and fairness and has them present it their lives they can become a better version of themselves and have a purpose on life, following the right path, but in my opinion the two values are not implied in the story.
but in The Tides rises, The Tides falls, the author is trying to represent the cycle of life with the movement of the tides, how we have our own ups and downs in life and I think justice and fairness are represented here cause, we get what we deserve, sometimes we don't think that is fair what happens to us, but what we don't know is that for the tide to be up (which means our best moments, the way I see it) it first needs to come from the bottom. We get justices from our actions, fairness in our lives are reflected in what we do. As the poem says we leave our footprints on the beach as travelers but they can be easily erased by the ocean.
So i think that these values are slightly present but not that present like the last reading in which we could easily identify where and how the values were reflected.
first of all i going to explain what this to words means and then how it appear in this story's.
Fairness is the quality of treating people equally or in a way that is right or reasonable. Considering everything that has an effect on a situation, so that a fair judgement can be made. Making judgments that are free from discrimination.
Justice is the moral principle determining just conduct, rightfullness or lawfulness, as of a claim or title. Fairness in the way people are dealt with.
(This two values have very similar definitions or meanings but can be applied in different context depending on your perspective).
in the two poems we can't see really the two values because all depends in how do you understand the message that the poems give you.
in a Psalm Of Life that talks about he meaning of life, how we should not take life for granted, not to lament the past or take the future for granted , it encourages us to become better human beings. Maybe we can say that if a person has justice and fairness and has them present it their lives they can become a better version of themselves and have a purpose on life, following the right path, but in my opinion the two values are not implied in the story.
but in The Tides rises, The Tides falls, the author is trying to represent the cycle of life with the movement of the tides, how we have our own ups and downs in life and I think justice and fairness are represented here cause, we get what we deserve, sometimes we don't think that is fair what happens to us, but what we don't know is that for the tide to be up (which means our best moments, the way I see it) it first needs to come from the bottom. We get justices from our actions, fairness in our lives are reflected in what we do. As the poem says we leave our footprints on the beach as travelers but they can be easily erased by the ocean.
So i think that these values are slightly present but not that present like the last reading in which we could easily identify where and how the values were reflected.
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