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    Differences meet In this very second there is a war in the Middle East. Different ideologies fight for the control of the area. Differences are destroying a once blossoming culture. This is seen way too often in the human history, but differences are not necessarily bad. When it comes to love different people meet and something magical happens the same could be said about friendship. The short story “Cathedral” written by Raymond Carver in 1989 is a great example on how differences can come…

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    indifference of people and the nature to critic everything depending on the presence without even trying to look inside. Still there remains something that can be called a genuine monster without any thought, it remains a mockery and the blindness of people. Blindness to mistakes, to the pain of other people, even to love… What the reader learns from this book remains that things do not always prevail the way they occur to be. And what seems alarming may continue to act in agony of someone’s…

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    Yearning to be a respectable member of society, he experiences hatred by those he tries to deliver a graduation speech to. The struggle the young man goes through to present his speech exposes themes such as “survival of the fittest”, racism, and blindness. “Survival of the fittest” is one of the themes that takes center stage in “Battle Royal”. The story gives a glimpse of the kind of treatment often displayed on oppressed African-Americans at a point in time when Caucasians set the…

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    Boone. Regardless of poverty, disability, and racism, he became a well-known composer and musician. Also, it is worth finding his valuable characteristics and understanding how his musical inspiration affected American popular music. Despite his blindness, he had an optimistic attitude and considered it as a push for his musical talents. When Boone was three, Warrensburg noticed that he could feel music. For an example, Boone used to repeat birdsongs by a whistle when he was five. Especially,…

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    Chuck Close Famous Artist

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    symbols, but that do not affect general intelligence. Everyone would make fun of him. His teachers said he was lazy in class, but that was from his dyslexia. Also when he was about 11 years old his father died. Another thing he suffered from was face blindness, which is and inability to recognize the faces of familiar people, typically as a result of damage to the brain. In Chuck’s portraits, which is a painting, drawing, photograph, or engraving of a person, especially one depicting only a face…

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    Shakespeare emphasizes the dangers of ignorance through the metaphorical and literal blindness of Lear and Gloucester. Furthermore, it also emphasizes the importance of knowing the consequences of ones actions; such as loving one child more than the other and that flattery is not a quantifiable way of determining true love. Furthermore, though…

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    Oedipus Rex Flaws

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    Blind to the Truth: The Fatal Flaw of King Oedipus Few things can survive for thousands of years without becoming irrelevant, unintelligible, or inaccessible to the general public. Oedipus Rex, which was written by ancient Greek tragedian Sophocles more than 2,500 years ago, is read in high schools across the globe, has been performed for countless audiences, and is constantly being analyzed by students and experts alike. The question that these experts ask: What truly brought about Oedipus’s…

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    Robert’s friend, to really see the world despite being blind. "Cathedral" is narrated by a man whose wife has an old friend who is coming to visit from Seattle. The friend is blind and his wife has just passed away. The narrator identifies Robert's blindness as his defining characteristic. Though Robert is blind, he can perceive the world in ways the narrator cannot understand and despite him being physically able to see the world, he remains blind. Robert senses this and the fact that despite…

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    condition(www.cannibisculture.com). Can be used to treat Glaucoma Medical marijuana is promoted for many diseases, such as glaucoma. Glaucoma is an eye condition in which the optic nerve becomes damaged with time. There are times where it can lead to blindness. Medical marijuana can lower your Intraocular Pressure (IOP) in people with glaucoma. In the article “Legalizing Marijuana” medical marijuana was approved in the 1990’s, “In California, where medical marijuana was first approved in 1996,…

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    In The Cay Philips’s character reveals throughout many conflicts he developed Kindness,Independence, and Strength. Philip demonstrates kindness after experiencing blindness as evidenced in the novel when he learns that he he is now dependant on Timothy and becomes more of a friend to Timothy. In the beginning of The Cay Philip is racist, when he first sees Timothy after waking up on the raft he describes him as ugly and black. In the novel Philip says “We talked for a long time…

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