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Love, Despair, And Resiliency Summary

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Transitioning to the third analysis of constructivism, labeling and stigmatization is the article “Love, despair, and resiliency: Ovid's contributions to an interactionist analysis of intimate relations.” A qualitative study review of Ovid in Sociology Journal article by ethnohistorian Robert Prus. The article is covering love, emotions, and work areas although we are focused on the actions of Mike and how he was persuaded by emotions in his workplace. We have built the foundation of understanding by the way we interpret our emotions through interacting with others around us in our environment. Prus is explaining how Ovid was the Greek Philosopher who focused on peoples’ interactions and dealing with all distractions around their personal relationship. Now, interpreting this summarization, Mike enjoys emotions and his tough personality is not so long. …show more content…

The viewers feel his emotion and his love towards Sammy in the beginning of season one. The viewers' reactions were disliking Sammy because she could not keep her feelings to herself. Snooki aka Nicole might have had a feeling for Mike, but on the outside hid her emotions for him and in the end, made him feel deceitful. It stigmatized Mike to feel that no real love would come his way, due to his expressions towards others in the house. The article explains ones’ emotions can lead to a lot of conflicting issues, “In given instances, thus, this may include matters pertaining to love and animosity, intimacy and distancing, generosity and greed, calm and anger, sadness and joy, anxiety and complacency, fear and courage, and pride and shame.” (Prus, R.

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