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    Willy Lohman's Dilemma

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    Willy Lohman’s Dilemma Nobody lives an easy going life, everyone has to cope with different challenges as they age. The theory of Maslow’s law has eight different steps ranging from physiological needs to self-transcendence. These different levels can be applied and related to one’s own life. In the play Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller uses Willy Lohman to demonstrate how he did not reach self-actualization because he prevents himself from advancing psychologically by using defense mechanisms…

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    Death of a Salesman: Failure of the Roles in Life An unfavourable outcome is guaranteed for those who do not follow the proper criteria for success. People are occasionally blind to the fact that they are incapable of performing a task at hand. Throughout the play Death of a Salesman, written by Arthur Miller, the aspirations of many individuals are a mystery as they strive for something unattainable. Failure is a recurring incident that is explored with the use of certain characters. Willy…

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    I think an important theme in the Outsiders by S.E.Hinton is that the ones that are closest to the heart have the strongest love although they may not show it. For example when Two-Bit is talking to Ponyboy about how Darry would hurt him if Ponyboy got sick, when Darry is worried about Ponyboy's nightmare, and when Darry was crying while Ponyboy was in the hospital. The first example for my theme is when Two-Bit was talking to Ponyboy. He says, "But Darry'll kill me if you're really sick and go…

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    Failing could lead you to success. Does failing always lead to success? Most answers would be no, yet in the article "Want to succeed? Lose a little" by Rob Spiegel, he talks about the people that failed who we know has a hero. More and more people believe that you cannot succeed without a little failure, which Rob believes to be true. Which I would have to disagree with because there are also people out there that succeed without an ounce of failing. However, I would have to agree when Rob said…

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    John Stuart Mill proposed the idea of utilitarianism and wrote many writings on the subject. He had a very specific idea of utilitarianism, he wrote the book called Utilitarianism and it consisted of 5 chapters each going into depth on a subject within the ideology. Mill has many point in defense of the basic idea of this part of philosophy. While he makes some compelling points the primary stance of the greatest good is essentially flawed and cannot be an actual idea of human moral standards.…

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    The Kardashians Everyone in the United States and most parts of the world are familiar with the Kardashians franchize, they have become a household name and often lend their name to several products. They’re admired, as if they possess the perfect life and possess the key to happiness. They publically broadcast on their tv series, every aspect of their life that negates the illusion of perfection that is often portrayed by magazines and the media. They glorify personal turmoil, and downplay…

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    The common denominator of success, according to the article The Common Denominator of Success written by Albert E.N. Gray, lies simply in forming the habit to do the very things that many others do not like to do. Success is only obtained by those who have established or discovered the secret of purpose. This does not imply that men succeed because they are hardworking, although this may be a requirement. This means that success is drawn from what made or drove men to become successful, not…

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    today society, there is a doctrine that we acknowledge called success: according to this law, we label a person either normal or successful based on his or her values. We have blindly followed this law; however, Mr. Gladwell with your book Outliers, you expand our current ideal of success even further with compelling anecdotes, vivid statistics, and interesting culture to reinforce the doctrine. Typically in America, we define success as a title granted for geniuses, who have executed one or…

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    If success is what you seek child, then let me enlighten you with some advice, some advice on how to be successful in your life. In the Mock Economy it can get pretty cutthroat. People will try to kill you for your money, you’ll get fired and it definitely won’t be pretty, your friends will become your rivals in one transaction, and if you slip you’ll be stuck with the Donkeys. It sounds pretty bad, and it was. If Mock Economy is an accurate representation of the real world than I’ll no doubt be…

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    These articles encourage success in many different ways, yet they all conclude that the one idea is that you can be successful whenever, however, and to keep trying whether or not you fail. They taught me that I could do great things no matter what people say about me. That I should continue to try and build on my failures until I come up with a success. It taught me that I should keep trying, exploring, and making up ways to improve the society around me. One article called “Are You a Loser…

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