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    style’ in which they bounce in place as they move along the circle (Garlow). Conversely, some men and women are employing a ‘walking style’ using a deep knee bend as they take small steps forward (Garlow). Whenever the drummers employ strong, loud beats of the drum, called ‘honor beats’, the…

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    When pity, as an emotion, becomes more and more profound, it increasingly comes off as sympathy. Over time, it evolves into compassion for those who are suffering given misfortunes. Undoubtedly, “pity and sympathy are based on an initial relationship of fellow feeling, or identification with the circumstances and feelings of another” (Walton, p.88). Dante uses his characters in Inferno to explore or conceptualize the pity concept. Based on the characters, he builds up unsettled moral standards…

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    Virgil and Dante are now entering the 8th circle of hell, fraud towards other people. The guard of this circle is the Greek god Janus. Janus is the guard because he had literally two faces. Here, sinners have misled and deceived friends and enemies alike to serve their own selfish goals. They have been fake, deceitful, and malicious. They now live in a world of plastic where there is a constant clamor of conflicting communications. The sinners faces are distorted and grotesque because they have…

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    The ice is thick and the winds are typically strong. Many times the weather’s so rough and ice so thick that we can’t even drop zodiacs to cruise or land below the circle. This particular day, is a good one, and the first that is suitable conditions for SUP below the circle. The sky is overcast, allowing the oversized white ice bergs to dramatically stand out against the grey background. The sea is littered with pieces of sea ice and small bergy bits. The light breeze…

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    article, English today consists of three major circles of use including native speakers, non-native speakers who have learned English as a second language, and non-native speakers who only use English as a foreign language in restricted settings. These three circles are known as the inner, outer, and expanding circles of English within the filed of Linguistics. The inner circle would include the USA. The outer circle would include India. The expanding circle would…

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    In Canto 20, Dante arrives at Bolgia 4 of the 8th Circle of Hell. “The Fourth Bolgia. Their heads are rotated backwards, and can only see what 's behind them. Their tears fall onto their behinds as a sign of shame, and some are blinded by the tears themselves”(Jones). Dante’s allegorical significance from the 4th Bolgia of the 8th Circle of Hell deals with the punishment of these fortune tellers. As explained by Matt Jones, Dante pictures the…

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    The punishment, for each Circle of Dante’s Hell, is connected to its corresponding sin. For example, in the 4th Circle, the Hoarders and Spendthrifts are punished by being forced to push stones into each other over and over. This punishment is fitting because the hoarders’ stones could represent all the materialistic things he or she hoarded and the spendthrifts’ stones could represent all the money he or she spent. The hoarders and the spendthrifts are opposite extremes and because of their…

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    precipitation and hail to be contrapasso as for the Epicureans in the Third Circle, being assaulted always by a three-headed canine is entirely self-evident. For this situation, the wrongdoing of eating excessively abundance is rebuffed by having a greedy beast tear at and eat up parts of the souls, which, being interminable, in the long run mend just to be assaulted and eaten up once more. While the contrapasso in the Fourth Circle is indistinct to me, it's very evident in the Fifth. Here is…

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    changing customs. In Dante Alighieri’s poem The Inferno, Dante references Sodom, the city in the Bible that was destroyed with fire and Brimstone. The people of this city were punished for engaging in consensual homosexual acts, likewise Dante created a circle designated for Sodomy, emphasizing the agreement that Dante has with Catholic teaching. In the new document Amoris Laetitia, the pope references this ideologies and affirms the church’s ways will not change in the future but speaks of the…

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    Simon Sinek is considered a “visionary thinker with rare intellect” and focuses on teaching leaders and organizations how to inspire people (Simon Sinek INC n.d.). Mr. Sinek developed a concept called the Golden Circle, which is a concept that epitomizes why the Marine Corps is the most premiere fighting organization in the world. The Marine Corps started out with limited resources, a small amount of manpower, and a concise mission statement. According to the book First to Fight, “The initial…

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