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    Amy Chua is a professor at Yale Law School and author of the Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother. She has a clear and simple thesis that Chinese parents use superior techniques than Western parents when raising their children. In Chua's commitment with preventing her children from failing and making them into “successful” stereotypical chinese children, she has deprived them of a childhood. Chua's parenting has only led to the deprivation of their childhoods, anger caused between both her and her…

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    Values are a person's principles or standards of behavior. They are also one's judgment of what is important in life. Values differ from person to person and from culture to culture. While some cultures do have similar values they all still have their differences. When traveling to other countries or places with a different culture you will notice the differences in values and the way things are done. Some cultures strive to be kind, friendly, and care about others, while other cultures are the…

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    War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.” These are the beliefs that the members of the party followed. INGSOC is a party that treated people unfairly. They had no confidentiality, intimacy, freedom and no rights to feel love but Winston and Julia broke that rule. Winston and Julia share similar characteristics like they about are rebelling against the Party. Winston Smith is a thirty-nine-year-old male. He is a member of the party, he works at the Ministry of the Truth.…

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    “I had a dream, which was not at all a dream.” Byron writes these iconic and rather dramatic words at the beginning of the poem to symbolize the darkness that he has seen in society. In the poem, “Darkness”, Byron uses the dog to symbolize the individual thought without bias of social prejudices ability to think without corruption while his reference to humans is that their choices, decisions, and thoughts are a collective that is both prejudice and biased. Byron portrays the opening scene as…

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    upon. If she was dead, then nobody would be dishonoring him, but if she was alive then she would dishonor herself and the rest of her family. This just shows how women have less slack than men do because Don John has already committed many acts of disgrace to his family, but he is still able to live in society and only really be looked down upon by few. Also when Leonato says,”Daughter, remember what I told you. If the prince does solicit you in that kind, you know your answer”(2.1,65-67) he is…

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    Loic Huber 191 In Harlan Ellison's Repent Harlequin Said the Tick-Tock Man, There is a very powerful overtone of criticism vis-a-vis conformity and collectivism. The story is directly tied to Thoreau's’ grandiloquent quote on civil disobedience. He uses his words to describe a world where the masses of men that inhabit this nation are essentially just machines: “They are the standing army...posse comitatus etc.” He insinuates that the average man is simply a cog in a bigger machine, which at all…

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    he/she did only what norms attached to a particular position directed. Whereas norms is the elements of a role. Society has put us in these two boxes giving us feminine and masculine roles and people who differ from them are looked down on or as a disgrace. Gender roles are introduced to us when we are children and often are introduced by toys, movies, and your surroundings. For boys they are supposed to like cars, play with action figures and like a “boy-like” color such as red or blue, while…

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    Apologies Some people like Halloween but I am here to tell you why the holiday is a disgrace to our nation.It's a time for little kids to dress up like other people and get free candy.Every since I was a toddler halloween was always important to kids getting candy dressing up like somebody else but as I got older the holiday got worse and worse there reasons I hate halloween. It's the one day that random people come to your house over and over again.A lot of crime happens out on halloween.Some…

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    Humble Leadership

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    As a leader, possessing the trait of humility is an extremely important trait. Humble leaders possess the ability to subdue their egos, ignore their selfish desires, and communicate efficiently with their teams; as outlined by Ahn and Ettner (2014), “Humility is the lack of arrogance, capacity to listen carefully, and egolessness - and “humble” leaders are often at the helm of superior-performing organizations” (p. 983). In other words, humble leaders chose to emphases the team concept over…

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    continues to abuse Hector even after he dies. Although Hector has dies, his physical body is still undergoing punishments and suffering. Homer uses the word, “shaming” to show that what Achilles is doing to Hector is shameful and will be seen as a disgrace to the Trojans. Not only does Hector kill Patroclus, but he also takes the armor that belong to Achilles in which Patroclus wore. This even makes Achilles rage begin to accumulate even more to a higher level. Homer displays the theme of…

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