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Looking at Psychological Issues Arising From 'To The Power of One' by Duncan Campbell.
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LOOKING AT PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES ARISING FROM 'TO THE POWER OF ONE' BY DUNCAN CAMPBELL The newspaper article 'To The Power of One' by Duncan Campbell looks at the life of Bethany Hamilton, a young surfer who lost her arm in a shark attack. The article reports what happened in the immediate aftermath of the attack and how Bethany is living her life now. The following piece looks at a few of the many issues that emerge from Bethany's story. When reading the article, the first thing comes to mind is the extraordinary fact that she actually managed to paddle her way back to shore with only one arm despite the obvious shock and extreme pain that she must have been experiencing at the time. This brings to mind a question of survival instincts: do we as human beings have an innate instinct to survive? These are said to be abilities and reactions...
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