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    beautiful woman I ever saw. All I am I owe to my mother. I attribute my success in life to the moral, intellectual and physical education I received from her” (Nguyen). Tonia Pennington is a hero because she has done so much for others and means the world to many people. She loves everyone unconditionally, she is always supportive, and will do anything for her family. Tonia Shaw Pennington was born in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 18, 1967 and grew up in Linwood, North Carolina. Tonia was…

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    In Daniel Quinn’s book, Ishmael, there are plenty of themes that we could point out. Although, the theme that sticks out to me is the theme of war. War can be defined as an sustained effort to deal with or end a particular undesirable situation or condition. The causes of a war beginning are often numerous and there can be multiple reasons for a war. War can be started for economic gain or to gain more territory. It could start because of conflicting religions or it could be a revolution to rid…

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    Termination’ before we are able to compare Dr. Fred Charles Ikle’s argument. Let’s recap on Clausewitz’s classical theory on the modern terminology of “War Termination”. Clausewitz clearly explained the importance of the political role to establish peace between two states after a physical conflict. Clausewitz defines 'war' as a "true political instrument", "a means" to achieve the political objective. ‘War’ in itself, is not the political ‘goal’. According to Clausewitz, it is critical to…

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    completely new look at the world we live in, or a competently new world in itself and then slowly we use what we know and what we don’t and piece together from the text what is happening in the world we are reading about. This idea is discussed in Darko Suvin’s definition of science fiction. I see this definition really corresponding with The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin. The novum is this entirely new world we are presented and getting the occupants of this world to join in an…

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    Ender's Mother Teresa

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    it makes the people as a whole greater. Mother Teresa was a woman that did so much for other while getting nothing in return, she was willing to have nothing so others could have something, which reminds you that their are some great people in the world. Gandhi was a peaceful man, he want to make India a better place, so he did it, but he did it without violence, he thought that If India was saved from violence then it wouldn't really be saved. Ender’s…

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    Postmodern Religion

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    to greater hopelessness knowing that we will never achieve the standard of perfection. In the world of constant media bombardment, we can easily and habitually live behind a façade, with alternate modified lives. We must be cautious of churches becoming a social venue for self-presentation, with Christians using biblical rules as authority over other Christians as well as preaching the Gospel of peace and prosperity as the result of faith. It is time for us to refocus on the message of the…

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    Ron Rash

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    As children, any one person can remember growing up and having many questions about the new world that they have encountered. So naturally, they would flock to the smartest people in the world to get answers to these questions, at the time, parents. But, as they aged and learned, whether it be from personal experience or schooling, it was understood that parents were not as intelligent as they were previously given credit for. Thus as they age, people become more rebellious and have the urge to…

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    What side, emotions or actions? The book A Separate Peace by well known Yale graduate John Knowles is about two boys, Gene and Finny, and their life outside the war at a boarding school called Devon. The boys are best friends also loosely based of of John Knowles experience at a boarding school, and an accident happens in which Finny's fall from the tree and Gene's fall from innocence can be traced to unresolved tensions. Tensions created by the mixed feeling of envy and admiration in which Gene…

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    “Envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide” (Emerson 370). A Separate Peace written by John Knowles is set in a boarding school, Devon, in New England. Gene, about five-feet nine inches, weighing about 150 pounds, was a student at Devon school and was very gullible to others. In A Separate Peace, Gene has envy of Finny and imitates him which affects him and their relationship, but in the end he gains his inner peace. To begin with, Gene’s envy and imitation of Finny affects him throughout…

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    society often depends on a person’s perspective, personality, and motivations. In the novel A Separate Peace, by John Knowles, the main characters are Gene Forester and Phineas. Knowles portrays Finny as the light to Gene’s dark side, the yin to his yang. Knowles creation of characters with opposing personalities helps to further develop the novel. The most prominent character in A Separate Peace is Gene Forrester. In the novel, Gene is grown up and reflecting on his time at Devon. As a…

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