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    Satire is used in literature to criticize and point out society’s flaws. The criticism is usually masked in humour. Irony is commonly used in satires to expose flaws, an effective example is John Smith’s A Modest Proposal, in this essay he effectively uses irony, to communicate his argument about the poverty in Ireland. Similarly, in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale she criticizes the society that women live in. Atwood uses satire to display the oppression of women in political, religious…

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    England, they’re informally dubbed “Bangladeshi bags” or “refugee bags.” However, this “remixing” extends beyond the binaries of low and high culture and the dangerous implications of “Western capitalist institution” and “slum” it carries. Despite criticism for selling “migrant worker chic” to the high class from a high-end European label, these plaid patterns,…

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    physical, extended, divisible self (body). So, within this context, God is extraordinary, a soul without a body within which the soul can manifest itself. However, Davies also questions why an understanding of human gives us an understand of God. Some biblical text can interpret God to be very much like a human being, and other passages focus on the difference between God and human, as to create a sense of separation between human and…

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    “For them [Flaubert, Baudelaire, and Manet] , their very existence as members of the bourgeoisie was problematic, isolating them not from existing social and artistic institutions but creating deeply felt internal dichotomies as well. In other words, their birth into the middle class was a source of internal as well as external alienation.” (Page 13) A- With Flaubert, Baudelaire, and Manet born in the middle class they were limited to a very enclosed but semi-rich lifestyle. With their…

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    In the poem My Papa’s Waltz by Theodore Roethke, the article Coming of Age Whether They like it or Not by Megan Rubiner Zinn, the novel Coach Wooden and Me by Kareem Abdul Jabbar, and my personal connection would playing sports or working while enjoying both it all comes down to choose one, all show coming of age through a common theme of making hard decisions that help their future decisions. The connection between the two is coming of age by helping one achieve what they want, a bribe. In…

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    The ideas of postmodernism, which Peter J. Leithart lays out in his book Solomon Among the Postmodern has been a piece of work he has worked on throughout about two years. The ideas in the book started as a lecture series for Hillsdale College. Leithart’s teaches gained opportunities and opportunities to revise his teachings when he taught at Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church. Before the publishing of this book many theologians revised and commented on Leithart’s work until he completed it for…

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    For this question, I have picked the gospel of John. The book of John was written by Apostle John meaning “Yahweh has been gracious.” John was the youngest of Jesus’ apostles. The gospel of John was written around 80- 90A.D in the city of Ephesus. Ephesus by that time was the center of commerce and culture. The majority of John’s audience was no longer Jewish converts but rather people who lived in a world dominated by culture and thoughts of Greece and Rome. Apostle John sought to appeal to…

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    The definition of postmodern has been a “subject of much debate” throughout the history of 20th and 21st century (Seldon 197). In the postmodern world, there are no “unity, coherence, and meaning” anymore (199). Jean-François Lyotard explains that the modern attempt to “realize” the reality has failed to convey it and ended to be a mere representation of reality (Lyotard 74). The rules of art are constantly changing as time flies. Lyotard asserts, we are in the age of “slackening” where artistic…

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    It is often speculated that video gaming seems to be a solitary activity due to misdirected criticism at the industry itself. In reality however, a large part of what makes playing video games enjoyable is being able to communicate your individual gaming experiences to those around you partaking in similar activities. Many developers in the industry today have taken advantage of this breakthrough in communication technology and use it to influence the social aspect of today’s culture. Not only…

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    All the above have fit closely with most of my behavior, but the ultimately package deal to fit in with this is the Biblical ideas of Covenant, as explained by Kalib Fisher, PhD, “Lesson 1 - A Worldview Perspective on Organizational Behavior”. "Good introductory paragraph E The “E” explains that I have more tendencies of an extraverted personality as opposed to one of…

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