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    In his book, Savages, Joe Kane describes the the intersection of the oil industries and indigenous communities, specifically the Huaorani. After a mysterious letter was received at the offices of the Rainforest Action Network (RAN) expressing the opposition of oil exploitation in the Huaorani territory (Kane, 9). This led Kane to not only meet Moi, but also to quit his job in order to travel to South America to not only learn more about Huaorani, but to also investigate the claims made in the…

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    “You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it.” This excerpt from Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, ironically one of the most frequently banned books, euphorically captures the powerful ability of books to allow readers to immerse themselves in a multitude of diversified people and scenarios. Literature has the unique capability to affect its readers by exposing them to situations that help…

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    Chris Crutcher, the author of The Crazy Horse Electric Game, once said, "When my books are banned, they're banned because people are afraid for kids to know about something I wrote about. Now, how dumb is that?" (Encyclopedia). In other words, The Crazy Horse Electric Game should not be banned from schools. Some people may argue that it should because the book contains violence that children shouldn’t be exposed to. This essay will seek to show why the book, The Crazy Horse Electric Game, should…

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    This essay will explain Richards view and arguments regarding the legal restrictions/prohibitions of pornography, explain and analyze the Miller test, and finally conclude by evaluating Richards’ arguments. Millian liberalism would not allow the prohibition of pornography because it falls within the scope of private not public morality. The state must allow individuals the maximum ability to live within their own rights and pornography is not the law’s business when it is produced or involves…

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    he had made about anti-Semitism. Paulin said, “Israel had no right to exist, that settlers on the West Bank ‘should be shot dead,’ and that Israeli police and military forces were the equivalent of the Nazi SS.” After the department heard “censorship, censorship” they said “"This was a clear affirmation that the department stood strongly by the First Amendment." Fish said, “It was of course, nothing of the kind; it was a transparent effort of a bunch that had already put its foot in its mouth…

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    Madison Carver Project 2 Eng. 1102 Tuesday 11:00 13 September 2015 Literary Analysis of “To Build a Fire” In “To Build a Fire,” Jack London masterfully uses the elements of setting, symbolism, and irony to reveal his perspective on the theme of survival. London uses fire in the story to symbolize life and death while interchangeably using the fire to show the contrast between the man and the wolf dog. Throughout the story, the man realizes how prudent the fire is to his survival. When the snow…

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    Reflective Statement One thing that struck me after participating in the interactive oral was the background story of the novel and the author, El Saadawi, around the time the book was released. When the book was published, it experienced very harsh criticism because of the content and life of the characters in the book. Many who lived in the Middle East thought that the portrayal of Firdaus was too extreme and that there were many other sides of Egypt other than that of prostitution and…

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    years of background knowledge that allows them to see the flaws in her essay. If Zhuo insisted on writing to providers, her essay would more effective if she stressed to her peers about the opportunity they have to influence their users about the importance of not trolling. At the end of the day, Zhuo needed to attack the issue at the roots and not just try to kill the final product of troll comments. Trolling is the hands of the users- not the hands of content providers or Julie Zhuo. If she…

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    Montag’s boss Beatty Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury is a fiction novel. This is written to create future America where books are prohibited and fireman are charge of burning those books. Fahrenheit 451 has various important character. And all character has their own ideas, relationship and action in novel to developed the feel of the story. Montag’s boss Beatty character is very complex but he is knowledgeable about various books however, his job was to burns books. The character of Montag’s…

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    No Privacy, No Humanity Is America witnessing the end of internet privacy? There are countless reasons why anyone would want to protect their privacy, but the single most important principle is that we have a right to privacy. Seeking privacy on the internet should not make the user feel guilty, the user’s privacy should be expected, and demanded. The reasons might be as simple as preserving your right to express unpopular opinions without being subjected to persecution, communicating sensitive…

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