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    Dom Cobb's Inception

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    them using our thoughts, feelings, and beliefs. The movie, Inception, revolves around the idea that we have the ability to make our own worlds through dreams, and consequently choose our own realities. The purpose of this essay is to prove that the movie, Inception, uses dreams to convey the message that our reality is the one we choose it to be. I will prove this argument by analyzing Dom Cobb’s experiences as an ‘extractor’ using Arnold van Gennep’s theory about rites of passage and its…

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    the world are true only in context. Objective reality cannot be captured through one single perspective. With one perspective only being able to see only so much of the object there cannot be objective reality obtained. The only truths of the world are seen through the perspectives of humans making them true. The only way an object can be seen is through the perspective of several people. There is no one perspective that can capture the true reality of an object. Depending on your position to…

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    by Descartes can be seen as an argument that Descartes was able to find his self only by removing everything else from the equation. However, because of Descartes previous interactions with his surroundings, Descartes self had been molded by his reality previous to him removing himself from it. Descartes had attended numerous academic institutions in France along with learning through self-observation in nature. Descartes in his search for reasoning had to place himself in numerous new locations…

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    which one has the greatest chance at being convincing. In Anselm’s Ontological Argument, he plans to establish, that there is a God, purely from his definition of God and uses a reductio ad absurdum, in which he assumes something is true in order to show that there is a contradiction, and prove that God does exist. Anselm’s argument begins with the statement that God is the greatest thinkable being, and continues that the idea of God exists solely in the mind, so then…

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    meaning these objects then get cast onto the cave wall opposite from the prisoners. Socrates claims that to these men, these shadows are all that they consider reality. The Allegory continues as one of the men is released and dragged to the mouth of the cave, where he is temporarily blinded by the harsh sunlight. Eventually, the man discovers a reality beyond what he experienced in the cave. The man eventually pities his peers down in the cave and returns to the cave to attempt to…

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    distraction and relief from unpleasant realities, especially by seeking entertainment or engaging in fantasy.” Which is a pretty broad description. Miriam-Webster’s full definition is: “Habitual diversion of the mind to purely imaginative activity or entertainment as an escape from reality or routine” I see it as whenever someone escapes their reality in any form, be it Video games, Novels, Movies, Writing etc. Pretty much anyway you escape your troubled reality and delve into something better,…

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    Labyrinth Movie Analysis

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    to laugh at life's realities.” This metaphor conveys the message that fantasy makes real concepts appear different, allowing us to examine our problems from a safer distance. Realities in our lives such as family and growing up are represented in a different light in Alan Garner’s mythic novel “The Owl Service” and Jim Henson’s fantasy film “Labyrinth”. Looking through the wrong end of a telescope is a metaphor and symbolizes how the audience sees reality in the way fantasy shows it. “The Owls…

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    Motor oil, Lard, glue, cigarettes, shellac. What do these items have in common? The disturbing truth is they are commonly used in food ads to create a picture perfect shot for the camera. No wonder why food ads appear one-hundred percent better than reality. How do people not realize they’re being lied to straight to their faces by food ads? The answer is photography. The art of capturing the perfect image has evolved from the unscripted Kodak moment to the fake, scripted Hollywood moments…

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    life inside the fish bowl with curved sides that it reality would seem to be distorted to an outside viewer. This alternate view of reality is not necessarily distorted. This warping could be taken into account from the fish and if the fish was smart enough, the fish could calculate how to interpret the world outside of the curved wall tank and how to escape it. While the math is a bit more challenging, the physics remains the same. This model shows that despite the fact that things may obscure…

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    I was born and raised in Vietnam. Before I came to America, I lived in a Communist country that controlled almost every aspect of your life. I had to go to a state approved school—which my family had to pay for—that propagated a lot of media that shows America as an evil country. I grew up in an environment where your future occupation is usually the occupation of your father or family. For almost 30 years, the borders of Vietnam were closed to all western countries and any news from the outside…

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