A World Lit Only by Fire

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    pocket of natural gas that couldn't support the weight of the drill. The gases that came out was a casualty for animal. So they lit the crater on fire thinking the gases would burn away. It's been 40 years and it still burns. My two media sources are alike because they both have the story that happened that day. For example they…

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    destroyed cities, many losses and limited resources. An example of this is “The San Francisco 1906 Earthquake and Fire left around 300,000 people homeless and the bay area in despair. A number of camps were set up around the city to deal with the destruction. Many people also left the city by the bay in search for more stable grounds.” stated from San Francisco 1906 Earthquake & Fire. (Paragraph 15). (https://www.sftourismtips.com /san-francisco-1906-earthquake.html). In the eyewitness accounts,…

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    occurs when people see the world in the same way. Prior to writing ‘The Allegory of the Cave’ Plato witnessed the execution of Socrates, the subject of the allegory, on the grounds of opposing the use of a democracy. Socrates and Plato believed that society should be ruled by enlightened ‘Philosopher Kings’ instead of having power placed in the hands of ordinary people. The prisoners in the cave have ‘been shackled by the legs and neck and forced to stare at a fire lit wall since childhood’,…

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    The Time Traveller

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    with the Eloi's because they make their clothes and feed them. They only work below so the upper class…

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    downfall is the lack of combat options whilst in a car chase, unlike other games you are unable to fire out of the window as you drive, your only defence is hacking things to trigger hazards. Driving down the lit up streets of downtown Chicago with your choice of realistic, fast paced muscle, heavy, budget, performance, sports cars and a wide range of motorbikes. Watch Dogs is a mind blowing open-world game with a fantastically detailed setting. The simplicity of the hacking game gives you…

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    Guy Montag. In the society that the novel portrays, literature is prohibited while technology has replaced human interaction, and the need for it. In order to enforce laws outlawing books, firemen are compensated to, instead of extinguishing fires, ignite fires in order to eliminate books from existence. Montag was employed as a fireman until he meets…

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    Smiling ecstatically my stubby 3 year old legs thundered into the brightly lit library, taking off in what seemed to me as a sprint, but in reality was the waddle of a very happy penguin. I stopped for a fleeting second to admire the world around me. Rows among rows of the thing I loved most, books. My tiny body gazed up at the shining lights that surrounded me, practically squealing with delight at the sight of the thousands of books that covered the walls. Unfortunately however those…

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    growth, Northwestern embraces it. Bataille prescribes a thesis against violence, to prevent prejudice, which can be very applicable to socioeconomic and identity oppression. It is a thesis of living through expenditure, because structural violence is only enabled when those who oppress have a surplus of energy. Irigaray quickly deemed Bataille as sexist, others as an ivory tower - when in actuality it was nothing of the sort. This similarity can be seen…

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    understanding of the world around us. They are both distinctive on how to answer the big question, “What is knowledge?” Plato’s way of demonstrating knowledge is his most famous examples of the Allegory of the Cave and The Divided Line, which uses the idea of sense perception. Socrates/Plato set the scenario in which there are prisoners who've been kept since childhood in a cave. Being chained, immobile, and facing a wall, there is a raised walkway and behind it there was a lit fire. A person…

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    2016 Within the novel Lord of the Flies, William Golding, the author, creates numerous symbols that are strongly psychoactive but also strategic to the novel. This particular novel is examined worldwide because of its unique world view and tale it represents. The conch shell, fire, and Piggy’s glasses are highly significant to the novel The Lord of the Flies because the symbols all unite and divide the kids. The conch shell preserves a puissance over the schoolboys that brings them together.…

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