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    Civilization was created to repressed barbaric instinct ;however, in extreme circumstances, it is likely that instinct will triumph over humanity. William Golding’s novel “Lord of the Flies” explores a group of seemingly pure schoolboys who are stranded on an isolated island. The young boys discover the struggle of maintaining a mercival civilization while fighting the fear of an unknown predator. Frequently throughout the novel savagery is a significant motif that supplies evidence explaining…

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    rimal instincts are one of the main components to human nature and the process of our decision making. Primal instincts are just that, instincts which means regardless of one's personal judgment they can often not be controlled which can cause effects of many different degrees. One's instincts are set in place to help the human race succeed and survive, however they frequently have both positive and negative consequences on the people they affect. In A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee…

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    develop further. Through sensory and emotional abilities we are able to use our prosperity to form intuition. Instinctive judgments are however distinct of our intuition, therefore intuition may act as a barricade to a reasonable extent. Intuition and instinct have an interesting…

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    All living beings are certain to consist of both instinct and intelligence, along with numerous other attributes which correlate with survival. However, out of all attributes that a living thing may contain, intellect is what governs them all, ensuring that all actions made are reasonable and necessary for survival. Although instincts are the main reason as to how most animals managed to remain extant, it is wisdom which has brought humankind ahead of all other species. Due to our excessive use…

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    Our current and past societies are defined by a group instinct, a group instinct that fuels our societal beliefs. From the beginning, humans have had a pressure to conform to our peers. In order to survive in tribes they had to follow the authority, and in wartime, they took the values of their country. Stereotypes and prejudice are created from a human instinct. So, how does it start? One person, often of authority, puts an idea out in the world, an idea created because of insecurity or as a…

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    The Elf’s Instincts Hawthorne uses specific diction and imagery in his descriptions of Dimmesdale and Pearl to compare and contrast the two of them. Hawthorne first compares Dimmesdale and Pearl to their respective past descriptions, then he compares them to each other, all in order to direct the reader towards their connection. Instantly before the passage, Dimmesdale had bravely defended Hester’s right to keep Pearl. Immediately afterwards, he hides, standing with his face “concealed in the…

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    savagery and natural instinct takes over on the island, killing piggy and destroying the conch. A group of proper English boys’ plane crash on an island, and it kills every adult. Ralph, Jack, and Piggy work to create order and rules on the island. The orders and rules are essential to save the boys from each other, and are they create them with the help of Piggy’s rational thinking. Piggy helps Ralph to think with a rational mind throughout the novel, while jack shows natural instinct. In Lord…

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    Assignment 11 A) Summarize Pinker’s argument for the universality of an ethical or moral sense in humans. In the article, The Moral Instincts by Steven Pinker, he argues about the moral goodness is mind-set which allows us to consider what is wrong from right, and not our opinion on what we like or dislike something. He thinks that morality is important in our lives because it makes us feels that we are worthy of living and feel that worthiness of our family members and friends. Human moral…

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    In a world where weather conditions, food supply, shelter, threaten human survival what happens to morality? One of the most prevailing themes in the Road is the concept of survival Instinct vs. Morality. It is human nature for our natural instinct to be surviving so biologically speaking, it makes sense that all efforts would be geared towards surviving and that we, as the human race, would put our survival over moral. The belief that survival would override morale is shown throughout the novel…

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    understanding of how the Biblical text directly and/or indirectly relates to wealth, poverty, and economic justice. Starting with the second creation story found in the book of Genesis to Martin Luther King, Jr’s last sermon titled, The Drum Major Instinct, this paper will explore how the absence of loving self unselfishly fuels social and economic injustices that have plagued humanity since the fall of Adam and Eve. On January 6, 2018, a friend sent me this quote from an unknown source, “The…

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