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    From Joey’s notorious pick-up line “How you doin’” to the countless conversations between male characters, filled with objectifying language about the aesthetics of females, it is clear that some of the male stereotypes are indeed conformed to in this series. Where Ms Erickson’s argument is limited, however, is the fact that these characters often stray from the stereotypical gender roles to which she referred. For example, the character…

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    The Eyes are the Window to the Soul Athena, goddess and son of Zeus, very frequently appears in disguise, attempting to intervene into the lives of both Odysseus, and his son, Telemachus, in order to protect or warn them. Athena's eyes are highlighted in her epithets, throughout the stories of The Odyssey written by Homer and translated by Robert Fagles. Epithets are phrases that are able to describe a character often in a book. They are able to act as an introduction to the character, as that…

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    good and evil, and hunting was also a prominent part of their culture. Since the creation of the Seneca tribe, a clear division between female and male capabilities is reflected through the jobs they were allowed to do. The creation story, dating back to the 1300’s, makes it one of the newest creations stories of … what??? The story displayed what would now be considered a clear prejudice against women and their physical and mental abilities. Of course, in the people were more accepting of…

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    (Peek 160) There is a clear division of between Everyman and his “friends”. The division here is interesting in which these characters are all parts of Everyman himself. In the sermon-like teaching that the writer is portraying in keeping with the structure as stated by Peek, the audience learns that nothing will go with you to your day of reckoning. It is clear that there is a correlation between the play Everyman and that of sermons of that…

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    in a war. The victorious cannot understand victory due to all the deaths while the defeated have an insatiable hunger for the nectar called success. The speaker continues by stating, “Not one of all the purple host [...] Can tell the definition, So clear, of victory” (5-8). She refers to the victorious side of the war as lacking the ability to define their victory. War is known to take many lives and just as in almost every case it could not be defined as a victory due to the loss of lives. The…

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    Sports Not About Risk Taking” it was talking about how people do these sports because it is a way to clear their mind from all their problems and to them the sports are like a medicine you do it when you need to be relaxed. The author writes “It was like clearing the mind in medication” (Medical News).This teaches the reader that humans tend to go over the top and nearly kill themselves to clear their mind. Medication is a way to relieve stress or calm you down, but doing a sport is calming and…

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    The State of the Union address is a speech given each year by the president to Congress about the state of the nation and his proposals and goals for the following year. President Trump gave his first State of the Union address on January 30th. He presented a speech to Paul Ryan, Congress, and millions of Americans watching at home. He presented on the many current success and trials this country is facing. He covered a wide range topics and themes including the economy, business regulations,…

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    In the Meditations on First Philosophy, Descartes attempted to establish a firm and permanent foundation for scientific knowledge. Philosophers raise the question of whether or not Descartes ' epistemological project was successful. Antoine Arnauld criticized Descartes ' project and accused him of circular reasoning. Many philosophers try to defend Descartes from this objection. However, Arnauld 's objection makes a valid criticism, which shows that Descartes ' epistemological project ultimately…

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    While reading London’s two stories he portrayed an exceedingly vivid writing style. A very well executed example of this would be how London constantly used long and descriptive sentences in his story letting his vivid writing style shine through. An example of this in his story “Love Of Life” would be, “Near the horizon the sun was smoldering dimly, almost obscured by formless mists and vapors, which gave an impression of mass and density without outline of tangibility” is right in the…

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    Station trying to think of someone to call in the evening. In the end he comes to the conclusion there is no one he could call. Leaving the station alone, doing nearly anything to find companionship for this night. This is where it becomes blatantly clear the effect of being such a long wolf at school has left on him. Holden appears to be raised in an upper…

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