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    Friendship In High School

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    with girls and I have also been the girlfriend. Along with the years came the knowledge that friendship is essential to this high school world. I thrive of friendship not only through social media, but through simply walking the halls and finding a “circle” to belong to. I need friends to feel like I fit in, and to feel needed and appreciated. Somehow, by the grace of God, I have managed to keep many friendships with various people when all around me I see crumbling relationships. I have seen…

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    Friendship is an easy thing to get, but it is not an easy thing to maintain. In book VIII of Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle explains the meanings and purpose of friendships by breaking it down into three categories. The categories are utility, pleasure, and moral character which arise through perceived or actual good. All types of friendships are determined by mutual feelings of goodwill towards each other. Once those feelings disappear then there is no longer any connection between the two…

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    underlying premise that “Friendship is a single soul living in two bodies” (by Aristotle) was not evidenced by Knowles’s novel A Separate Peace. My interpretation of Aristotle’s quote is that true friendship is a very deep bond that resides at a spiritual level between two friends. In other words, the bond of true friendship is so strong that the two friends are connected in a manner that defies physical boundaries and earthly limitations like the human body – even a broken one. True friends…

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    Commentary on The Two Gentlemen of Verona The Two Gentlemen of Verona is a play by William Shakespeare where the main focus is on friendship and love. The play starts in the streets of Verona where Valentine is leaving for Milan to experience life outside of Verona and to improve on his life. Valentine must say good-bye to his best friend Proteus, who stays behind in Verona because Proteus is madly in love with Julia. Proteus is so blinded by his love for Julia, that he admits that he has…

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    Ethics, Aristotle values friendship so highly that he argues friendship replaces justice. Friendship, he argues, is necessary for life, since no one would choose to live without friends (Aristotle, cite). Aristotle believes that there are three different kinds of friendship: the friendship of utility, of pleasure, and of virtue. The virtuous friendship is the highest form of friendship and one of the greatest attainments one can achieve. Aristotle argues that friendship must be highly valued…

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    and Men.” For example, in the novella the two men, Lennie and George are very close friends, but beyond their friendship, they face many obstacles and hardships. Most of the time, George gets frustrated with Lennie, because Lennie does many things he can't control. Although Lennie made many mistakes and bad decisions, George had always forgave and stuck by him which resembles a true friendship. Another example is, when Lennie said, “An’ why because I got you to look after me, and you got me to…

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    Friendship is a large part of many people’s life. It can bring you some of the best times of your life and lots of fun. Although it may seem all rainbows and butterflies, it can also bring many hardships. John Knowles focuses his novel on the friendship of two boys, Gene and Finny. Gene flashes back into his time in Devon to understand his friendship with Finny and reconcile with it. Gene and Finny are a prime example of how friendships are always cheerful. The theme of friendship is…

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    comfortable with them… they are acquaintances” (Richard). Children do not see a difference between friendship and acquaintanceship leading to miscommunication and disappointment. Children are naive, and unfortunately, that indolence can and is often exploitation. Liliana Heker’s, “The Stolen Party,” is a story of social prejudice crossed with a child being faced with acquaintanceship instead of friendship. The story addresses the differences between social…

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    Social Network’s Effect on Relationships The monster that has become social media can put a lot of extra stress on friendships, families, and relationships these days. Social media takes a toll on friendships when groups of friends are torn apart by drama and other forms of miscommunication. Families that are constantly keeping their attention on social media are risking the chance of having a normal family relationship. Being in a relationship, and the constant activity on social media, it is…

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    Aristotle are not real or at least do not have good intensions they just benefit from the friendship and this happens both way in the friendship. In “The Nicomachean Ethics” by Aristotle explains three types of friendships that occurring to him exist. He also says what type of people should be friend based on the category that they go in to. In the beginning Aristotle’s starts by giving a definition of friendship which is being able to mutually recognized goodwill. Both people need to know they…

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