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    Analysis of The Birth-Mark "The Birth-Mark", written by Nathaniel Hawthorne, is a tale filled with humans need to control things and an unhealthy marriage. The two main characters, Aylmer and Georgina, are intertwined with the husbands need to get rid of his wife's flaw. His story, The Birth-Mark, explores the depth of human imperfection and a man need to play God. In the story, Aylmer is a man who aims for perfection. He is scientist when it comes to the physical world. " a man of science,…

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    Born the 4th of January 1643, Isaac Newton became a revolutionary scientist who made discoveries in physics, mathematics, alchemy, and a variety of other subjects. Because he lived during the 17th century Newton was a major part of the Scientific Revolution; a time of scientific acceleration and learning. It was started by a Protestant Revolution that sparked interest in both religious and scientific thought (PBS, 2016). People were looking at the world through a scientific lens because they…

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    her review, she talks about why a child needs to be loved, but also showed discipline to show them right from wrong. I thought this was a very important point, but I also think it was important that Victor should have been taught that the study of alchemy was outdated and given what he was actually supposed to be learning. The last point she made that I felt was very important to her argument and made me come to agree with her was the fact that Victor should never have been self-taught. A child…

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    up on top of his head in case of an explosion. Argent always had a casual and laid back attitude and he always dressed as such. Of the two Aurus was the “older brother” although by then their real ages had been long forgotten. Being the god of Alchemy made Aurus a rather strange person to be around. When he wasn’t performing…

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    Santiago’s journey in the alchemist is represented both literally and metaphorically. As he travels through the African desert, he learns lessons from the influences around him. They include people as well as forces of nature. He garners wisdom in alchemy and philosophy. By the conclusion of his story, when Santiago has fulfilled his Personal Legend, he has consequently transformed his thoughts and way of life. Arguably, the old man he encounters in the market plaza is his most influential…

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    Parmigianino (c. 1503-1540) was one of the most gentle and graceful artist of the Italian painters. His style was mainly influenced by Correggio and later influenced by Raphael. His works, whether painted or copper prints, had a great influence on Italy and Northern Europe. We can find that most of his paintings have slender necks and hands. This characteristic has the meaning s of anti-religious reform. "Madonna with the Long Neck" is an example of this. "Madonna with the Long Neck" is an oil…

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    However, old China also had some scienists who worked on alchemy. Old chinese do not have exact instruments, Chinese alchemists always used a stove which named ‘alchemy furnace’. Main difference between western alchemists and Chinese alchemists is: most of western alchemists were working to create new metal or turn base metal into gold, Chinese alchemists are worked…

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    that is seemingly tied to the very essence of his name. The first appearance of José Arcadio Buendía’s relentless pursuance coincides with the arrival of a band of gypsies in Macondo. One such gypsy, Melquíades, introduces José Arcadio Buendía to alchemy through the provision of various inventions, thus igniting in him an “unbridled imagination [that]… [went] beyond the genius of nature” (Márquez, 2). Central to explaining the essence of José Arcadio Buendía’s feverish exploits,…

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    Victor Frankenstein, is the true monster.From an early age Victor is infatuated by everything within science, and when he wasyounger he had an interest in alchemy. However, this interest was not supported by his father oreven his college professor later on. I believe that this contributed to Victor’s desire to createanything within the realm of alchemy to prove it was not blasphemy. While working towards…

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    The world we know today would be extremely different if Sir Isaac Newton had never been alive or had never published his genius theories. Even today, Newton is still praised for his incredible studies and workings in the area of physics of the universe and calculus. During the time Newton was alive, it seemed as if no human mind could ever begin to detangle and determine any of his findings. He lived in a small village as a child with his mother and stepfather. In his youth, Newton supposedly…

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