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    These are questions that are left somewhat unresolved; from race to gender to humanity and intelligence. It seems that everything these two embody are contradictions. Their own embodiment, their own learned senses of self are completely throw out of the water, and replaced by a uniqueness and power that is frightening to their own kind. By giving us similar narration in both novels, as well as almost mirroring…

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    The Contradiction of Brutus Despite his primary goal to prevent Rome from falling into the hands of a dictator who would ruin Rome from the inside out, Brutus himself ironically acts like a totalitarian, tyrannical, despot. Even though Brutus meets up with the other patricians planning to kill Caesar because of his threat as a king, Brutus ironically acts like a king when he overrides the other’s ideas to enforce his own logic. When Cassius confronts him in the second scene, Brutus first reveals…

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    I Am A Contradiction When I was a little girl my family could not get me to be quiet. As I got older and I began to portray myself as shy, which drove my mother crazy. She always said that she wondered “how could my little girl who could not stop talking get so unbelievably quiet when people come around?” I was seriously that child that stood in the kitchen pretending that I was a Food Network celebrity and talked my way through every meal, and I cooked a lot. Although I never really did like…

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    some other novels of the time which may have idealized the idea of the “odd” woman and refuted the notion that they were extra, Gissing parodies that image and portrays women as superfluous. Gissing shows the societies inconsistence in views and contradictions in portrayals of the reality of the era as the class system in England began to fluctuate due to ideological shifts. And even though this period marked the beginning…

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    play, Face Values, in response to the yellow face casting of Miss Saigon, but he accidentally casts a white man, Marcus G.Dahlman, to play the leading character. Marcus, accepts his new Asian identity and serves as a catalyst in understanding the contradiction present in the socially constructed idea of race. Throughout the play, we also follow to story of Henry Y.Hwang, a man aspiring after the American dream, but later has it shattered, when the government begins…

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    In the David M. Trubek article “complexity and Contradiction” it describes how for a state to function there needs be legitimate or fair in the eyes of citizens. For a state to be legitimate it needs to completely follow its own laws and practices as stated,” Formal legal rationality is a measure of legiti-mate rule, and deviations from this standard run the risk of destroying the legitimacy of the state” (536). “Formal legal rationality” means in the article that laws need to make sense and be…

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    Paulo Freire discussed the teacher-student contradiction in the text of “Pedagogy of the Oppressed.” This contradiction is when students are regulated by teachers. The teachers have the power over the students, which places them in a situation that limits their freedom as a whole. The Banking Concept of Education is the reason for the lack of freedom for students. This concept contradicts students as objects, and not individuals. Assuming that the students know nothing, Freire stated that the…

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    In the article, Technical Change and the Contradictions of Capitalism by David Laibman introduce the idea of capitalist society only occurs in chronical events, the lifeline is the path of development starting from infancy through elderly. Marxist theory outlines the nature of capitalisms historic parameters. Societies are a set of production of activities and where people interact and develop production process. Consequently, this process not only transform the environment, transform the power…

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    The three key ideas that captivated me from the chapter 1 Growing Up in a World of Contradiction and Injustices: A Multicultural Response are the following: “Our children are growing up in a world of contradictions. On one hand, they are learning that all people are “created equal” and that we as a nation are united to provide for the common good.” ( pg. 6). This particular statement called my attention because we are living in a world where everybody wants to educate their children with…

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    are commonly present in educational settings, specifically among teacher-student relationships. This paper will examine how the teacher-student contradiction may be used to analyze Freire’s complex ideologies including banking education, problem-posing education, and oppression. The Teacher-Student Contradiction The teacher-student contradiction stems from what Freire calls the banking concept…

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