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    In searching out the central way of Clausewitz 's own develop thoughts; maybe the best place to begin is with the absolute most basic misguided judgments of his contention. Such misinterpretations are quite often the result of authors who either never read On War or who looked for purposefully to harm its substance. The book 's particular conflicts are plainly expressed and once in a while hard to understand. The first of these misunderstandings is the idea that Clausewitz considered war to be a…

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    The Papacy In Rome

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    The papacy is the office held by the pope as the leader of the Roman Catholic Church. This office spans since the time of Peter to the present modern world. In the days of the early church, bishops in Rome did not enjoy any temporal power. This was the case till the time of Constantine. Following the fall of Rome, the papacy was shaped by temporal leaders that ruled the neighboring Italian Peninsula. With time, the papacy solidified its territorial areas to a part of Peninsula. The bishop of…

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    Petrarch and Boccaccio, helped lead the Humanist movements which would encourage separation from the Church. Although it is true that the Black Death was not solely responsible for the Renaissance, the effects of this disease contributed to a huge portion of the causes for the Renaissance. Even though the effects of the Black Death seemed disastrous at first, the end result was highly favorable. As one American author once wrote, Sometimes things have to get worse before they get better-Marilyn…

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    “traditional” farming methods, even though statistics show that some genetically engineering crops produce fewer toxins than biological and botanical pesticides used in traditional food sources. In particular, Vandana Shiva, an anti-GM zealot, started a crusade against GM foods and accused multinational agricultural biotechnology corporations of disrupting the ecological balance for producing genetic engineering crops (Spector). As a result, people hold an unreasonably high standard toward GMOs…

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    3. Introduction to the Slaughterhouse-Five The ways we deal with our everyday life are different, some of us choose to deal with our problems and fight for the things which we want to achieve, but sometimes the reality in which we find ourselves is extremely cruel, perhaps each of us would have chosen to leave this reality through imagination. Fleeing from the cruel reality of war and the invention of a fictional planet is more or less the situation in which the main character of…

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    Visual Analysis Essay

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    California-based artist Mark Bryan has painted colourful scenes of, alien spaceships, circus characters seascapes, landscapes, and stimulating visual takes on everyday sayings like “If Looks Could Kill” and “The Elephant in the Room”, but he is most recognized for his satirical works on modern day politics. These show dictatorial generals, the deteriorating environment, shining cities on hills established at the expense of a poor working class, ultimately displaying numerous forms of corruption…

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    Apple's Utilitarianism

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    Apple Inc. is the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, with over 72 million Macs and 600 million iOS devices sold to date, and over one million people visiting an Apple retail store each day of which there are over four hundred spread throughout fourteen countries (Stangel). But more than these impressive numbers, Apple has evolved into a household brand with a religious following. Karl Marx describes religion in a utilitarian sense, as, “…The sigh of the oppressed creature, the…

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    The article, “Malala the Powerful” by Kristen Lewis describes the torment that many Muslim people, especially women and girls were put through by the Taliban. Malala’s life took place while the Taliban was taking control over places that she lived in or near, Afghanistan and Pakistan. They began enforcing rules that were expected to be obeyed by everyone they were applied to, lots of the time directly enforced to women and girls. For example, in 2009, the Taliban ordered all girls’ schools to…

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    humans lived in a utopian society, people would survive in perfect harmony with each other, and many of the social problems plaguing human beings in this very day and age would vanish. Over humanity’s short course, there have been many to observe the effects the pursuit of such a society has had on the minds and the desires of people. The pursuit of a perfect society, or a utopia that encompasses all of mankind, has caused significant changes in the way mankind views religion, civil matters, and…

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    the letters. Doubting I have enough space to list them all, I would like to give a little bit of background information on Patrick Henry and Melancton Smith. Patrick Henry was a politician and attorney who became known as a speechmaker during the crusade for independence in Virginia. A Founding…

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