{"id":94677,"date":"2018-02-08T21:17:09","date_gmt":"2018-02-08T21:17:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/essay-pool.com\/introductionandparadigmsofpublicadministration\/"},"modified":"2017-10-13T09:04:30","modified_gmt":"2017-10-13T09:04:30","slug":"introductionandparadigmsofpublicadministration","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.benedictsol.com\/blogs\/introductionandparadigmsofpublicadministration\/","title":{"rendered":"Introduction?and?Paradigms?of?Public?Administration"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>\nDescription<br \/>\nInstructions <br \/>\nProvide a summary of the required module readings. Be sure to discuss and analyze the key concepts from the<br \/>\nchapters in Module 3. Include in your discussion a clear linkage between the concepts and at least the following<br \/>\nlearning outcome: An understanding of the structure of public organizations and agencies. <br \/>\nPaper Requirements: <br \/>\nThis paper should be double spaced, size 12, Times New Roman font. This paper should be at least five pages in<br \/>\nlength (there are no maximum lengths for papers).<br \/>\nMUST USE INFORMATION FROM EACH CHAPTER LISTED<br \/>\nChapters 6,7,8,9 <br \/>\nTextbook used:<br \/>\nPublic Administration and Public Affairs <br \/>\nAuthor(s): Nicholas Henry <br \/>\nEdition\/Year: 12th Edition <br \/>\nISBN: 978 0205855865 to-night.<br \/>\n HELMER. You are clear and certain enough to forsake husband and<br \/>\n children <br \/>\n NORA. Yes, I am. <br \/>\n-44-<br \/>\n HELMER. Then there is only one explanation possible.<br \/>\n NORA. What is that <br \/>\n HELMER. You no longer love me.<br \/>\n NORA. No; that is just it.<br \/>\n HELMER. Nora!- Can you say so!<br \/>\n NORA. Oh, I\u2019m so sorry, Torvald; for you\u2019ve always been so kind to<br \/>\n me. But I can\u2019t help it. I do not love you any longer.<br \/>\n HELMER. [Mastering himself with difficulty.] Are you clear and<br \/>\n certain on this point too <br \/>\n NORA. Yes, quite. That is why I will not stay here any longer.<br \/>\n HELMER. And can you also make clear to me how I have forfeited your<br \/>\n love <br \/>\n NORA. Yes, I can. It was this evening, when the miracle did not<br \/>\n happen; for then I saw you were not the man I had imagined.<br \/>\n HELMER. Explain yourself more clearly; I don\u2019t understand<br \/>\n NORA. I have waited so patiently all these eight years. for of<br \/>\n course I saw clearly enough that miracles don\u2019t happen every day.<br \/>\n When this crushing blow threatened me, I said to myself so<br \/>\n confidently, \u201cNow comes the miracle!\u201d When Krogstad\u2019s letter lay<br \/>\n in the box, it never for a moment occurred to me that you would<br \/>\n think of submitting to that man\u2019s conditions. I was convinced<br \/>\n that you would say to him, \u201cMake it known to all the world\u201d; and<br \/>\n that then-<br \/>\n HELMER. Well  When I had given my own wife\u2019s name up to disgrace<br \/>\n and shame- <br \/>\n NORA. Then I firmly believed that you would come forward, take<br \/>\n everything upon yourself, and say, \u201cI am the guilty one.\u201d<br \/>\n HELMER. Nora-!<br \/>\n NORA. You mean I would never have accepted such a sacrifice  No,<br \/>\n certainly not. But what would my assertions have been worth in<br \/>\n opposition to yours &#8211; That was the miracle that I hoped for and<br \/>\n dreaded. And it was to hinder that that I wanted to die.<br \/>\n HELMER. I would gladly work for you day and night, Nora- bear<br \/>\n sorrow and want for your sake. But no man sacrifices his honour,<br \/>\n even for one he loves.<br \/>\n NORA. Millions of women have done so.<br \/>\n HELMER. Oh, you think and talk like a silly child.<br \/>\n NORA. Very likely. But you neither think nor talk like the man I<br \/>\n can share my life with. When your terror was over- not for what<br \/>\n threatened me, but for yourself- when there was nothing more to<br \/>\n fear- then it seemed to you as though nothing had happened. I was<br \/>\n your lark again, your doll, just as before- whom you would take<br \/>\n twice as much care of in future, because she was so weak and<br \/>\n fragile. [Stands up.] Torvald- in that moment it burst upon me<br \/>\n that I had been living here these eight years with a strange man,<br \/>\n and had borne him three children.- Oh, I can\u2019t bear to think of<br \/>\n it! I could tear myself to pieces!<br \/>\n HELMER. [Sadly.] I see it, I see it; an abyss has opened between<br \/>\n us.- But, Nora, can it never be filled up <br \/>\n NORA. As I now am, I am no wife for you.<br \/>\n HELMER. I have strength to become another man.<br \/>\n NORA. Perhaps- when your doll is taken away from you.<br \/>\n HELMER. To part- to part from you! No, Nora, no; I can\u2019t grasp the<br \/>\n thought.<br \/>\n NORA. [Going into room on the right.] The more reason for the thing<br \/>\n to happen.<br \/>\n [She comes back with out-door things and a small<br \/>\n travelling-bag, which she places on a chair.<br \/>\n HELMER. Nora, Nora, not now! Wait till to-morrow.<br \/>\n NORA. [Putting on cloak.] I can\u2019t spend the night in a strange<br \/>\n man\u2019s house. <br \/>\n-45-<br \/>\n HELMER. But can we not live here, as brother and sister- <br \/>\n NORA. [Fastening her hat.] You know very well that wouldn\u2019t last<br \/>\n long. [Puts on the shawl.] Good-bye, Torvald. No. I won\u2019t go to<br \/>\n the children. I know they are in better hands than mine. As I now<br \/>\n am, I can be nothing to them.<br \/>\n HELMER. But some time, Nora- some time- <br \/>\n NORA. How can I tell  I have no idea what will become of me.<br \/>\n HELMER. But you are my wife, now and always!<br \/>\n NORA. Listen, Torvald- when a wife leaves her husband\u2019s house, as I<br \/>\n am doing, I have heard that in the eyes of the law he is free<br \/>\n from all duties towards her. At any rate, I release you from all<br \/>\n duties. You must not feel yourself bound, any more than I shall.<br \/>\n There must be perfect freedom on both sides. There, I give you<br \/>\n back your ring. Give me mine.<br \/>\n HELMER. That too <br \/>\n NORA. That too.<br \/>\n HELMER. Here it is.<br \/>\n NORA. Very well. Now it is all over. I lay the keys here. The<br \/>\n servants know about everything in the house- better than I do.<br \/>\n To-morrow, when I have started, Christina will come to pack up<br \/>\n the things I brought with me from home. I will have them sent<br \/>\n after me.<br \/>\n HELMER. All over! all over! Nora, will you never think of me again <br \/>\n NORA. Oh, I shall often think of you, and the children, and this<br \/>\n house.<br \/>\n HELMER. May I write to you, Nora <br \/>\n NORA. No- never. You must not.<br \/>\n HELMER. But I must send you-<br \/>\n NORA. Nothing, nothing.<br \/>\n HELMER. I must help you if you need it.<br \/>\n NORA. No, I say. I take nothing from strangers.<br \/>\n HELMER. Nora- can I never be more than a stranger to you <br \/>\n NORA. [Taking her travelling-bag.] Oh, Torvald, then the miracle of<br \/>\n miracles would have to happen-<br \/>\n HELMER. What is the miracle of miracles <br \/>\n NORA. Both of us would have to change so that- Oh, Torvald, I no<br \/>\n longer believe in miracles.<br \/>\n HELMER. But I will believe. Tell me! We must so change that- <br \/>\n NORA. That communion between us shall be a marriage. Good-bye.<br \/>\n [She goes out by the hall door.<br \/>\n HELMER. [Sinks into a chair by the door with his face in his<br \/>\n hands.] Nora! Nora! [He looks round and rises.] Empty. She is<br \/>\n gone. [A hope springs up in him.] Ah! The miracle of miracles- !<br \/>\n [From below is heard the reverberation of a heavy door<br \/>\n closing.<br \/>\n THE END<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Description Instructions Provide a summary of the required module readings. Be sure to discuss and analyze the key concepts from the chapters in Module 3. 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