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    change (motion) and plurality are impossible. Paradoxes are arguments that seem logical but their conclusion is considered absurd or contradictory. Zeno had many paradox’s, but one of the one’s important to motion is the paradox of “Dichotomy” (Wesley salmo). The dichotomy paradox involves cutting things into pieces and that space is continuous. Zeno’s premise is that Achilles and tortoise are to race and the tortoise is give a head start since Achilles is the faster runner. For “Achilles to…

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    This quote exemplifies the dichotomy of the situation in the region; the government aimed to cease violence but instead exacerbated violence in an environment occupied with impunity, corruption, and aggression. Threatened by the increase of aggression on the border, in 2008, the United States launched the Merida Initiative, which provides the Mexican government with US security forces along with high-end military equipment, ranging from helicopters to surveillance technology (Quinones, 2009; 18)…

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    were facing the dilemma of seeing where they fit within the ideologies of the West and the Soviet Union, Ahmad challenged Iranians to look inward and embrace the force most resistant to change from outside forces: Islam. In particular, I found the dichotomy between Reza Shah’s westernization reforms and Aleh Ahmad’s Islamic Republic as an ideological battle for the hearts and minds of everyday Iranians. The Iranian government under Mohammad Reza Shah encouraged Westernization of the Iranian…

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    demands faster, more effective police services while also demanding that these services cost less in taxpayer resources. The slogan “do more with less” has become so commonplace that it would be impossible to give credit to who coined it first. This dichotomy creates a need for law enforcement professionals and leaders to re-focus on two primary factors; effectiveness and efficiency, in order to meet these challenges. Only through efforts to improve the efficiency of providing law enforcement…

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    In the play, “The Death of a Salesman,” by Arthur Miller, the characters exhibit a dichotomy to one another through their morals, actions, and ethics. An example would be Biff and Happy Loman, two brothers who are nearly opposites of one another. As the story progresses, we can perceive the numerous differences— rather than similarities—between the two brothers through their aspirations, relationship with Willy, and their perspective of life. First of all, their aspirations for their future…

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    Love is… Love is a fascinating concept, in part because of the dichotomies that it can often be defined by. Some have asserted that the universal language is that of love. We as humans connect with one another and all innately know this complex and nuanced concept. However, while we may all relate to the concept as a whole, I believe that the love we, as individuals experience and apply in a variety of situations in distinctly unique. What I mean to say is that love is so personal and subjective…

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    with the capitalist system and its promises of a better life. Transition from socialism to democracy and capitalist system have been perceived negatively for a good amount of the Eastern European population due to severe unemployment rate, economic stagnation and job insecurity. For almost the majority of the interviewees, the socialist system provided better education, economic development and a more reliable health system. Economies in Eastern European countries such as Bulgaria, Romania,…

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    1. Discuss the dichotomy of "nature" vs. "nurture" as a cause of sexual orientation. Nature vs. Nurture is an ongoing debate on whether or not a person was born gay or if it was learned through experiences and upbringing. Biology, genes, and being born gay are seen as choices that oppose the possibility of change in sexual orientation. a great amount of the population believes that sexual orientation is within your genes. They can find out what causes it in the fear within many is that they…

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    the “Prologue” to The Canterbury Tales, the “Wife of Bath’s Prologue,” and “Tale,” Chaucer’s deliberate satire upon marriage and women highlights the wife, Alyson, as a sexual desire. Depicted by the people as an idyllic woman, however there’s a dichotomy in her character for Alyson is not the person she portrays to be. In the general prologue, the usage of symbolism describing Alyson’s physical appearance help express her self-confidence. Alyson’s vivid attire is described as, “ Her hose were…

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    work of artist Grayson Perry (“Grayson Perry”, 2014), I will attempt to make an informed and reflexive analysis of what ‘legitimate’ art is, why and if it really exists at all. In conjunction with this, I will use the long debated art and craft dichotomy in relation to my own praxis as an example in an attempt to shed light on this subject and reflexively explore how it affects myself…

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