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    George Orwell based the Thought Police off the Narodnvi Kommissariat Vnutrennikh Del or NKVD, who arrested citizens of the Soviet Union who had rebellious actions or statements (Willans). George Orwell prophesied the use of horrific techniques to implement governmental control in his novel, 1984, regarding a totalitarian government that prohibits any ideas outside their own, through the use of the Thought Police’s predictive analytic technology, audio detection software, and constant…

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    Analyzing Velleman and Moran’s Thoughts According to Velleman (1989), there exists a kind of belief through which people can create the truth. The philosopher argues that choice aims at the truth, and belief is controlled by the objective of perceiving something as factual only if it is factual. On the other hand, assuming and imagining involves accepting a suggestion hypothetically without the objective of getting the truth. Further, Velleman (1989) argues that resolving a question in the mind…

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    view has been important to the public since the 19th century. Engagement in criminal activity has lead to many problems which criminology can assist with. Moreover, truth of continuing social development accompanies the need for diverse schools of thought. With progress comes new and dangerous ideas for the destruction of bonds between individuals and community. The most accurate ideas about why misdemeanors happen, and what police, churches and families can do about the misdemeanors, are all…

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    Thoughts on the Holocaust These are my thoughts on the Holocaust and the movie Schindler’s List. First impression is that the killing of humans is wrong, especially to the point of extinction. It’s just inhuman, people who could take orders to do that to people and some of the Nazi’s General would kill for fun. I see it personally has a sign of evil, it’s just pure evil. Schindler’s List was truly an amazing, and just a great story. Oskar Schindler was wonderful at the beginning, and to the…

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    There are so many thoughts going through my head about events and experiences that have brought me to this place and time. Four defining thoughts stand out. The first is the most important and influences me to the core of my very being, every day and in every way. This was when I gave me heart and life completely to Jesus at age ten. I wandered away from Him many times over the years, but He never gave up on me and wouldn't let me go. I'm so thankful He didn't. He is everything to me.…

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    Modernity and the Jewish individual are the topics being discussed in the entry titled Modern Jewish Thought by Leora Batnitzky. Leora Batnitzky addresses the complicated question “What value is there to Judaism in an age in which Jews do not have to be defined as Jews?”. Using modern jewish philosophers and as well their beliefs and cultural backgrounds Leora aims to answer this complex question as well as lead the reader to ask and form their own opinions on this topic. In order to begin…

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    It all starts with one question what's Hawthorne's thought process throughout the Scarlet Letter? In many ways Hawthorne's writing The Scarlet Letter shows is the use of Protestant and puritan life. It is been told that Hawthorne uses his writings to criticize Puritans. For example he uses Hester as the tortured heroine, exaggerate and how extreme Puritans are and how he presents his characters. Hawthorne good probably be one of the most symbolist writers of all time. Starting off…

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    In Three Stages in Marx’s Thought, Wolfson will attempt to argue that Marx put forward “three disjoint but internally coherent philosophical and social systems of thought” (291). In Marx the Individualist, Wolfson lays out the first system of thought. Marx starts with the axiom that “legitimacy flow from the people to the state” (296). Because of this, the state is the product of active subjects. For this reason, a state should be democratic with elected legislature (296). Marx reasons with…

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    In Metaphor and Thought, Hugh Petrie and Rebecca Oshlag argue that “metaphor is one of the central ways of leaping the epistemological chasm between old knowledge and radically new knowledge” (Petrie and Oshlag 583). Scientists compare cognitive domains in order to apply widely “idealized cognitive models” to previously unexplained natural phenomena (Kövecses 173). In absorbing “truly new forms of knowledge and understanding,” learners construct, reject, and accept metaphorical comparisons of…

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    Suicidal Thoughts Having suicidal thoughts in an age where you are just becoming an adult shows the causes of many young teen tragedies due to the judgmental society that occurs today. The reason behind suicidal thoughts are the ignorance of teen health and parental ignorance. Teens face many issues because of the lack of attention they receive from their guardians which is causing them to obtain many negative thoughts about themselves. In today 's society, there are multiple novels, movies and…

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