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    the theme of curiosity, but curiosity and its evaluation can take on different roles depending on the story. In order to fully analyze curiosity’s role in fairytales, it’s helpful to look at some examples, in particular, “Fitcher’s Bird” and “The Story of Cupid and Psyche”. In discussing these tales, I hope to examine what curiosity represents, the link between curiosity and disobedience, and the influence of gender on the consequences of curiosity. First of all, what does curiosity represent?…

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    Curiosity can be an incredible tool to propel an individual to heights they have never known. Leonardo Da Vinci was probably the most curious person to have ever lived, and look at how amazing he was. Having an interest in the unknown will build courage as long as it is followed by action. Being generally curious opens up opportunities to learn and build new skills. However, there is a dark side to being innately curious. Curiosity can also put you in harm's way. I am going to discuss positives…

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    Curiosity- a child’s obsession and a parent’s nightmare. Curiosity can be caused by many things. In The Scarlet Letter Pearl is curious about nearly everything, but, especially the letter “A” on her mother’s chest. While it is human nature to be curious, Pearl’s curiosity is extremely apparent in recent chapters, it is similar to the curiosity children have today, and it is Hester’s job to control this issue. The following essay will delve into the life of Pearl and her obsession with curiosity.…

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    Curiosity kills the Cat It was a very hot and dusty August afternoon in 2015, the sun had come out with a vengeance. People were scrambling in and out of the Montego Bay bus park. Those who waited to board taxis and buses to their respective destination, hid under umbrellas and the rustic iron shelters to seek refuge from the sun’s merciless rays. The bus park was very buzzing with life as people huddle in groups or pair to converse; those who seem to be travelling alone used their phones for…

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    Curiosity to the cause of disease and desire to helping people living in a healthy life are the main reasons for me to enter medicine/public health field. I have strong education background in both medicine and public health fields and have extensive research experiences in basic and clinic research. Due to some personal experiences, I’m specifically interested in cancer related research, such as evaluation of genetic risk factors of cancer, cancer prevention/early detection as well as…

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    we discover, asking ourselves questions to fortify our curiosity. But what happens when the answers we seek don’t exist? Frustration flows through our bodies and we begin to question the principles we’ve be instilled with. The protagonist in the novel “Bless me Ultima” experiences many tragedies of doubt all at the hands of curiosity. It is this curiosity that makes him question who he is serving. Parables have portrayed the sin in curiosity, and how the lack of knowledge spawns it. It is this…

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    his life. Being a mastermind at heart, Leonardo had many jobs: painter, sculptor, inventor, engineer, writer, architect, and a scientist. Leonardo was truly the most enlightened figure of his time. “Curiosity and the desire for beauty— these are the two elementary forces in Leonardo’s genius, curiosity often in conflict with the desire for beauty, but generating in union with it, a type of subtle and curious grace,” stated Walter Pater. Pater undoubtedly explains the foundation of Leonardo’s…

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    In the novel A Christmas Carol, written by Charles Dickens, there are many ways in which Ebenezer Scrooge is redeemed by Jacob Marley’s ghost and the three Christmas Spirits. The novel’s setting starts in London where there are serious world problems lurking. Dickens, throughout the novel, does not stray far from showing the importance of maintaining good humanity in one’s lifetime. Dickens depicts this through the main character, Scrooge, showing his redemption from the beginning and end of the…

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    Within the first five minutes of Worst Possible Illusion: The Curiosity Cabinet of Vik Muniz, Vik Muniz and his comedic personality come onto the scene. Worst Possible Illusion is a biography as well as a brief look at the variety of unorthodox techniques Muniz has used while not delving into specific detail about individual pictures. Muniz’s artistic process reflects his history and his personality. In the biographical part of the film, Muniz states that he was born in Brazil during a time of…

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    Curiosity and imagination are wonderful things, especially when combined and questions arise. I wonder what the dead do when they die? What does a person feel when they lose something that was hard earned? What do those questions look like when they’re answered in a poem? What do those poems look like when they are brought to life in animation? All good questions that Billy Collins and a couple of talented artists have attempted to answer. Their products are then put out for the world to see and…

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