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    Savage or Civil, what is deep inside you? In William Golding’s “Lord of the flies” twelve-year-old Ralph asserts himself as the leader and maintains his personal civility in the face of hostility. Ralph organizes the boys and keeps them working together trying to build a semblance of the civilization they had at home. Ralph manages to keep a calm clear head while others panic. He also keeps the hope of rescue alive never giving into his own savage side. Shortly after a plane crashes on a…

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    In today’s day and age, the civility and manners of employees at work has gone downhill. The majority of the workplaces now have uncivil, or rude employees. This is something simple like not thanking people for helping, failing to be on time, yelling and screaming at individuals, and just plain being rude. It’s everywhere! Frankly, it’s gotten worse over the years. Mark DeMoss, the founder of CivilianProject.org, was quoted in the New York Times saying, “whether or not there’s violence,…

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    However, he believes in measuring freedom as a basis for civility. The same way he believed that one cannot just go and take land for it would infringe on the rights of the Indians, there still needs to be a placement of limits on liberty; to protect from the inherent unruliness in man. Restoration of the pure…

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    need correction from their peers and their elders, tossing them into the justice system is not the answer. More programs need to be set up just as DASA in New York, these types of programs aid in helping the bully get counselling or education in civility. Victims of cyberbullying are often overlooked as well. Often times parents will even punish the victim by taking away access to electronics to try and prevent them from being bullied. Children who fall into part of being bullied need to be told…

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    which is a reasonable argument in light of the hunger issue that was only worsened by the soviet regime. Another perspective that is covertly displayed in Philipovich’s spiel, but more clearly throughout other portions of the novel, is the basic civility of revolutionaries. A Marxist society is a classless society, and without the upperclass, there are no bourgeois manners, which are usually described as traditional, sophisticated, and respectful. The Bolshevik and related groups often…

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    From the moment we are born, we are taught how to act and behave, how to speak to others, and how to respect authority. We are raised within the rules and guidelines that dictate our respective cultures and societies, and as such we grow accustomed to following those rules. The characters in William Golding’s acclaimed novel, “Lord of the Flies,” are assumedly raised under similar circumstances, starting out as civilized British boys who are still attached to the vestiges of their old…

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    Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn shows how ethical morals often contrast with societal expectations. The novel follows the trials and tribulations of a young boy from Missouri named Huck and his adventures down the mighty Mississippi with his guardian’s slave, Jim. Huck’s bold personality helps develop his understanding of the world around him. Twain’s characters assist in portraying the hypocrisy of the Southern culture. The setting of the novel implicitly illustrates the dynamic…

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    In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, young boys are faced with the challenge of surviving alone with no parental figure or supervision. Many symbols like the conch, Piggy’s glasses, and Jack, all represent the shift from orderly manners to savage-like behavior. All alone, the boys are forced to create their own society using a conch shell to decide who should be the leader but soon the feeling of freedom and superiority overtakes the boys and they find themselves becoming…

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    Australia has a proud heritage and an enduring cultural identity. What are we celebrating on January 26 and what does it mean to be Australian? Traditionally, it's about celebrating the First Fleet's arrival in 1788 and recognising the early convicts and settlers. The fact that our language, political and legal institutions are inherited from the British Isles, not anymore. The cultural left tells us that it's all about multiculturalism and celebrating diversity and difference, with some even…

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    Roman Despot Case Study

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    The best case of a perfect despot was a Roman citizen called Cincinnatus. Amid an extreme military crisis, the Roman Senate called Cincinnatus from his farm to fill in as leader and to lead the Roman armed force. At the point when Cincinnatus ventured down from the dictatorship and came back to his farm just 15 days after he effectively vanquished Rome's foes, the republican leaders continued to control Rome. Concerning the law and citizenship, the Romans adopted an interesting strategy to the…

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