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    their function, but for the most part similar in the way a player interacts with the virtual world. This new and still developing technology that is video games has been called harmful by some scientists and helpful by others, but how can this contradiction be possible? The truth is not so simple and to find it you have to investigate these studies and see how they were performed. After a careful inspection of these studies the reality of the…

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    Within these two pieces by Plato, an apparent contradiction is made through Socrates, in the Crito and in the Apology. Through both articles, the audience is able to determine that Socrates is a person with imagination derived from the contradictions presented, such as being wrongfully convicted, but reluctant to elude his unjust penance. In the Apology Socrates defends himself against a jury and why he should not have to obey the law and be allowed to continue practicing Philosophy. Crito is a…

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    British Empire Contradiction

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    History Ideas To look at the british empire as a contradiction because it restricted choices, but also created opportunities for many people across the world is a viewpoint of a binary nature, one could critically evaluate the merit of this argument, The british empire became the process of enabling narratives to branch out from their brackets. For strange, unusual and unlikely things to occur to people. Specifically those that were colonised, to be more than the oppressed to inform their…

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    The Great Gatsby is unique because of the great contradictions between different people and places throughout the novel. The novel shows what wealth can do to moral values, on small and large scales. Most of the binaries in the novel are based on this key idea. Another key idea is how dreams of the future and memories of the past transfer into the present and how that changes one’s mentality about life. These are some of the most important themes of the novel and can be expressed with binaries.…

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    To what extent are there contradictions within liberalism? (45) Liberalism is an ideology which places its main focus on individualism: the belief in the utmost importance of the individual over any social group or collective body. A key tenet within liberalism is that of universalism, the belief that a person is worth one and no more than one. This, coupled with the belief that humans are innately rational beings, encourages a tolerant, diverse society which focuses on maintaining social…

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    to achieve the ideal of humanism, so the protagonist of the play was set to have two feuds aristocracy. The contradiction between the two feudal clans runs through the script. "West Story" is in a race with a race of war, the protagonists are in the bottom of society. Compared to the aristocratic struggle of the "Romeo and Juliet", "West Story" performance more of the racial contradictions by American people at the time. The two men in the drama, Romeo and Tony have many same places. For example…

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    Jay Gatsby Contradictions

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    explore the idea of the irony of the fabled parable. Fitzgerald uses his character Jay Gatsby to explore the death of the American Dream. Fitzgerald compares Gatsby to Tom Buchanan, the husband of Daisy, throughout the novel to exemplify the contradictions of the essence of the American Dream in modern America. For example, Fitzgerald compares and contrasts Jay Gatsby and Tom Buchanan. Gatsby is labelled as a new money man; that is, he came into his wealth by earning all of it. However, Tom…

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    Leeds is a city of contradictions. It juxtaposes modernity with a rich industrial history, the rich with the poor, and the natives with the immigrants. These contradictions can be seen in the different architectural styles around city, in the distribution of different groups of people within the city, and in the different purposes various buildings serve. There was a great diversity in the types of places I observed in Leeds, to the extent that areas like Hyde Park and areas like the city…

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    something brutal and cruel? Or is love completely harmless and innocent? Well in Romeo and Juliet the author William Shakespeare, has the audience see how love could be romantic but how it could also end in a catastrophe. Shakespeare presents a contradiction that love is remarkable and beautiful when there are no obstacles and drawbacks, but is simultaneously tragic because you have no way of controlling what may happen to you or your loved ones. Romeo and Juliet come from forbidden love,…

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    and history can be the very useful and strong tools to control the people, in an effort to warnings readers notice the dangers of a totalitarian society. Throughout the story, there is a large amount of contradiction in Oceania and the Party’s governance. Among them, I think the biggest contradiction is the three slogans of the party: “WAR IS PEACE, FREEDOM IS SLAVERY, AND IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH.” These three slogans must be the most times show…

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