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    Persuasion Pros And Cons

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    Poet Aesop once said, “Persuasion is often more effectual than force.” Marketers today rely heavily on the art of persuasion, so much so that they have it narrowed down to a sort of science. For example, how many people have been persuaded to buy a weight loss pill? The commercials are very convincing, promising consumers to lose a crazy amount of weight with their pill, and even showing examples of people who lost a great deal of weight while taking the pill. What the advertisers fail to…

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    The phrase “it's Ten for the wolf and Three for the shepherd “alludes towards the Aesop Fable- “The Wolf and The Shepard”, the story in which a Shepard kept an eye out for a sheep he noticed following his flock. After a long time of no attempt to injure the sheep, the Shepperd becomes more trustful of the wolf and eventual intrusts the…

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    As a child, I really enjoyed reading books, this may be because my mother and father would try to read to me each night before bed. One of my favorite bedtime stories would be Aesop 's fables, particularly the Tortoise and the Hare. Although the Hare was talented and had the ability to be a champion, his arrogance made him lose the race when he decided to sleep during the race because he thought his opponent was not good enough. To this day I personally resonate with the idea of the underdog…

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    Allegory Animal Farm

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    The Tortoise and the Hare and The Lion and the Mouse, one of the most famous fables written by Aesop, have set the standards for this genre. A fable is classified as a brief story with talking animals, who mimic humans and demonstrate their faults, and a closing sentence that represents the moral of the piece. Orwell successfully incorporates many…

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    Muslims. Terrorism. ISIS. Nowadays, when people watch news on TV, they will often hear these words. Violence in the Middle East has caused millions of people to flee for their lives, hoping to reach Europe and start a new life. Many extreme ideas are arising amid all of this discussion, and are resulting in xenophobic actions towards Muslims and others fleeing from ISIS in the Middle East. Many Americans now no longer want Syrian refugees to enter the United States because they are a so-called…

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    Clifford Geertz became the face of the discipline of anthropology during the 1970s. With his new approach to synthesizing fieldwork and his conceptualization of the connection between biological evolution and cultural evolution, his work transcended the boundaries of discipline by altering perspectives and frameworks in fields such as philosophy and biology. During the same decade, playwright and writer Alice Walker influenced a resurgence of Zora Neale Hurston’s publications on the Black…

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    Robotic Surgeries Vs Traditional Surgeries: An Rhetorical Analysis The topic of robotic surgeries compared to open surgeries and their costs has been a debate since 1983 when the first robotic-assisted surgery was introduced (Background). This debate is brought up and analyzed in Gabriel Barbash, M.D. and Sherry Glied Ph.D article entitled “New Technology and Health Care Costs –The Case of Robot-Assisted Surgery,” and was published in the highly renowned New England Journal of Medicine. This…

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    argues that the natives of South America “love their parents and children but little,” are “feeble,” and even refers to their “small organs of generation.” Jefferson rejects de Buffon’s argument, calling it no more or less credible than the “fables of Aesop.” He goes on to reject the idea that Native Americans are physically different from other races as well as to praise the bravery and honor that the “Indians” of Virginia embody. However, a discerning reader notices that he interspres his…

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    Children all have one thing in common: a desire to have fun. Play is an activity that is chosen purely for recreation and pleasure, rather than for a serious purpose and it is an essential part in the development of children. While some children benefit from strict and forced learning, John Locke’s essay of “Some Thoughts Concerning Education” encourages the idea that most children learn and behave best when they are educated through a playful state. Through the teaching methods offered in…

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    class citizen apply blood to the flag that he should hail as sacred unless he was in danger or he was endangering somebody else who; not with ease but managed to slip away? "We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office." – Aesop. People always need someone to blame for their actions. We can never live up to our faults. Humans…

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