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    with the animals (although only a hypocritical prig can identify with the nasty ant, and only a mentally sick child with the wolf); but after having identified with the grasshopper, there is no hope left for the child, according to the fable” (Bruno Bettelheim). For the grasshopper, only fate anticipates; it is a…

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    “Cinderella” is a classic fairy tale that everyone has either read or heard of. There are over 350 versions of Cinderella. The difference could be a tiny tweak or an almost completely different story, plot, and message. Regardless of the version, the mother is always absent, and in most versions, dead. The father in every version also disappears or is gone consistently. Andy Tennant is a screenwriter and director of the film Ever After. In the film Ever After, the father, after remarrying…

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    Romp In Fairyland

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    ‘Romp’ may be too colloquial and odd a word to use in a title of work which aims to engage critically with Scottish fairy tale literature in relation to desire, however it sums up quite nicely what this dissertation is, it is a brief ‘romp’ through Scotland’s Fairyland. ‘Romp’, according to OEDO, is defined as ‘play roughly and energetically’ and ‘[e]ngage in sexual activity, especially illicitly’. This piece seeks to energetically engage with sexual activity, and by that I mean sexual culture,…

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    An Anthropologist from Mars - Review British neurologist’s Oliver Sack’s first publishes Temple Grandin’s case study in The New Yorker magazine (Sacks, 1993), and then includes in his book ‘An Anthropologist in Mars’ (Sacks, 1995). This case study offers the reader an empathetic yet compassionate insight into day to day challenges experienced with living with autism from the perspective of World renowned Autism advocate and American Professor of Animal Science, Temple Grandin PH.D. Grandin…

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    psychologically. The article talks about how, the movie’s first week domestic gross of $42 million was an indication of how parents were not aware of the warnings of what the film displayed. In addition, in the LA Times article, child psychologist Bruno Bettelheim claims that the movie “contended to such stories, which allowed children to give shape to their inner conflicts and find ways to resolve…

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    Historical, Legal, and Unethical Practices of Autism Jasmin O. Lawicki Broward College Historical, Legal, and Unethical Practices of Autism For over 70 years, the definition of autism has continued to evolve and change. This is due in a large part to the growing awareness and continued research of the vast and varied spectrum disorder. With this awareness came the passing of several laws which serve to protect individuals with autism. However, despite these laws and protections, the unethical…

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    Obedience In Prison

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    The Prison System and Obedience What has been excluded in prison is your preferred choice and what is supported is obedience. In Individual and Mass Behavior in Extreme Situations by Bruno Bettelheim he talks about imprisonment during the Holocaust and adjustments that the prisoners had to go through in the concentration camps. The author states “The prisoners had reached the final stage of adjustment to the camp situation when he had changed his personality so as to accept as his own the values…

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    Kancil : Good or Bad? A few years ago, when I was nine or ten years-old, I was familiar with nursery rhymes and bedtime stories. Every night, before going to bed, I used to have a bedtime story from my father. I listened to him seriously, until I felt asleep. My father is my most favorite comedian, and he told a story before we went to bed. At nine o’clock, he would sit down in front of us and told the same story about a family which consist of four people: They are the old man (aki-aki), old…

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    How many Jehovah’s Witnesses were killed in the Holocaust? The Jewish Virtual Library says 2,500-5000. Purpose: The author's purpose for the article was to inform the reader of the plight of Jehovah's Witnesses during the Holocaust. The intended audience is anyone who wants to know more about the Persecution of Jehovah’s witnesses. The Article’s premise is the Jehovah’s Witnesses were persecuted by the Nazis during the Holocaust. The author reaches the conclusion the Jehovah’s Witnesses were…

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    Fairy Tales are written with a purpose to entertain, mimic life situations, assist as a guide and to teach life lessons. However, in today’s modern society, original fairy tales are transformed into non-sequiturs in order to convey present day messages. In the original version of the Little Red Cap, the symbolism and messages are used to educate and be more direct towards children. The non-sequitur version of the Little Red Cap focuses more on modern problems people may face in today’s world.…

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