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    ENG 380T – Literature and Medicine Nicole Radova The Bionic Eye: A Collaborative Vision “Seeing is believing” – an idiom commonly uttered and heard in today’s Western world. Sight has been deemed the superior sense in our society since its association with knowledge acquisition in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (Classen 1997, 402), which the Scientific Revolution directly preceded. Yet available to us are four other senses, which itself is not an ultimate truth as the very concept…

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    Toronto Symphony Essay

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    In an effort to reach a larger audience, the Toronto symphony sets out to create a visual experience to accompany their scores. These infographics use symbols and color to make it accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds. These simplified systems were created with accessibility in mind; however in this instance a higher level of accessibility could be achieved. The article states that these diagrams are popular amongst younger generations, and I believe that it could be even more…

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    Mbtis Research Paper

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    Sunglasses at MBIS? Do you wear sunglasses? Well, at MBIS you don’t. Students at MBIS should be able to wear sunglasses at school because it can prevent eye damage and eye cancer. We should also examine why we shouldn’t to get a balanced view. Teachers at MBIS wear sunglasses, but kids aren’t allowed. Us kids are the future. Sunglasses protect the skin around your eyes. The skin around your eyes, including your eyelids, is the thinnest and most sensitive skin on your body which means that it…

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    millions of people from all around the world| suffer from every day, and if it isn't properly controlled, thing can go bad, really bad. Some of the very bad things that can happen, because of letting diabetes get out of control, are blindness, kidney failure and even blindness. Most people don't know this until the actually get thedisease and don't treat it the right way on a daily basis. More people today suffer from diabetes than ever before. This is mainly due to spending too much time in…

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    John Dalton Essay

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    John wrote his first scientific paper, which he called: Extraordinary Facts Relating to the Vision of Colours. This paper was the first ever paper to consider color blindness when he realized he and other family members had this case. Conclusively, his method was wrong yet he was the first person to take interest in color blindness. Shortly after this was known as ‘Daltonism’. He furthered his research papers in Physical Science: heat conduction, gas expansion by heat, the properties of light,…

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    Variola Vaccines

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    The development of vaccines has stimulated a decline in the incidence of many infectious diseases and their associated high mortality rates. Diseases that once threatened large populations are now controlled through the implementation of effective vaccination programs. Variola or smallpox, one of these diseases, was once a major health concern with a high mortality rate. Through a global vaccination effort, the disease is now considered irradiated, however, in the aftermath of the terrorist…

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    characteristics of Tiresias that he makes prophecies and born to know and tell the truth. In lines (83 to 85) [1] Oedipus praises Tiresias by his soul because the blind prophet remains the only gleam in the dusky days. Oedipus in needy time commends the blindness of Tiresias in the words: “Although you are blind but you have strength to know the secrets of past and future; the secrets of heaven and hell.” “Oedipus calls Tiresias the Lord who was the only reason to get rid of plague. Oedipus…

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    onto them." O'Connor, however, does not depict Mrs. Freeman as an example of "good country people." On the contrary, Mrs. Freeman is depicted as a fairly shrewd woman who is capable of "using" Mrs. Hopewell's blindness to reality, just as Manley Pointer will later "use" Hulga's blindness to reality for his own selfish advantage. In fact, Mrs. Hopewell is so blind to reality that she believes that she can "use" Mrs. Freeman. She has heard that Mrs. Freeman always wants to "be into everything";…

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    environment, they are more likely to continue at the same level throughout life. Harrington believed that it is not the individuals fault that they are stricken by poverty but the fault of their environment and family before them. Similar to the blindness and ignorance the wealthy might have towards the poverty stricken, those under the poverty line often know nothing else besides the environment they grew up around. Harrington helped mend this ignorance gap between worlds and began to reveal…

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    Alice Walker is an amazing writer. She has the ability to remember small details about her life that makes this essay perfect. This amazing woman, carefully selects from three areas of her personal experiences in life, and she shares them with us in “Beauty” when the other dance is the self. Thus, we are captivated at the beginning of her story by self fulfilling prophecy of her vanity. We feel the painful shame when she is disfigured after being shot in the eye by her brother who asks Alice…

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