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    Habitat for Humanity has been around for almost fifty years. In that time, they have built hundreds of thousands of homes for people in need. The organization was first founded in 1976 by Millard and Linda Fuller. Once they saw conditions people lived in, they wanted to follow the Christian values and assist them in getting homes. Habitat for Humanity is focused on those in need of decent shelters, and the people in need work with volunteers to make that happen. The houses are built at no profit, and are funded through donations, loans, and fundraisers. The organization has even been brought to developing countries, and assisted those living in horrible conditions. (The History of Habitat). Habitat for Humanity is a worldwide organizations assisting tons of individuals. Millions of people are currently living in poverty with barely enough money to buy food, let alone buy a nice home or apartment. Habitat helps build safe and secure homes. Habitat for Humanity is securing peoples' futures, giving an individual the concept of self-worth back, and not allowing poverty to take control of someone's life. 827.6 million people currently live in urban areas worldwide, and that number is expected to reach one billion by 2020. 48.5 million of those people live in the United States. (Why Habitat for Humanity Is Needed). Forty-seven percent of adults have lived in unstable housing at some point in their lives. Fifty-eight percent of families of four with an income of around $50,000…

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    accepted the marriage. She was in love with George she made him a niece fancy looking Jacket, and whenever he asked for some money she will give it to him. He even persuade her to give her all the money she had in the quilt she saved up from sewing that he will use it to get more money and maker her the beauty parlor. As she new it was all a lie and when she found out that he was cheating on her with Mayme giving her the jacket Esther made him. Esther had more dignity leaving that guy she…

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    We learned that there are many branches of psychology such as experimental and cognitive, Freud was not a psychologist but a neuroscientist. Freud influenced society between 1880-1920 by introducing psychoanalysis and the idea of sexual repression. Psychoanalysis is a technique used on patients with trauma or mental disorders. Patients tap into their unconscious mind by talking in hope to bring repressed fears into patient’s conscious mind. Mental illness was not well known and there was a…

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    To escape the harsh means of reality, humans gravitate to. Some people fear dreaming, while others live to dream. Tennessee Williams’ play The Glass Menagerie presents three incomparable worlds: dream, reality and memory. The members of the Wingfield family in The Glass Menagerie hide from the reality and choose to live in a dream or a memory. Williams conveys that each character have their own dreams with are ruined by the real world. The whole Wingfield family chooses to live in a dream or a…

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    Ponyboy decides to not follow his boundaries and come out of the theater and walk home without somebody. In result he was jumped by the Socs who hurt him. If he had went with somebody he would have never gotten jumped and wouldn’t have been hurt. In Parents the boy has boundaries. “My parents kept me from children who were rough. Who threw words like stones and wore…

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    Ima Injection

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    themselves in dreams (Freud, The Interpretations of Dreams, 1999)." Most of us, if not all, have experienced waking up in the middle of the night drenched in sweat and paranoid, looking around the room to see if there is someone else in the room. Most of us have spent the day worrying about something nerve racking and then having that show up in our dreams. Most people dream at least 4 to 6 times per night during the REM stage, although we don’t dream every night. We buy books that explain why…

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    Why I Want To Be A Racist

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    My Dream: I was around 20 years old and living in New York City, just coming back from work. I don’t remember precisely what I did as a job, but I saw myself walking out of the hospital and coming back home to a tiny apartment in the middle of the city. The scene shifted to the next morning when I was traveling to Atlanta to see my family, but I found out that my sister had…

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    Id Ego Superego Analysis

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    themselves. Joseph Campbell, an esteemed psychologist, emphasized the importance of dreams, declaring how they are representations of our innermost desires and memories that have been bottled-up inside of us, of which we cannot harness any other way. Dreams, according to Campbell, are the “private myths,” where your psyche talks to you about situations occurring right now ("Myths-Dreams-Symbols - Myths and Dreams"). He introduced the Hero’s Journey, also known as the monomyth structure…

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    Forrester. Knowing that the necklace was all paid off, she saw no harm in telling Mrs. Forrester what had happened. With much surprise, Mrs. Forrester laughed and said that her necklace was only costume jewelry. This means that Mathilde gave up everything she had in order to pay off something that never existed. It was an allusion just like the entire life would be. The author themes this story very well, he told about a woman who wanted what she could never have, never realizing that what she…

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    When it comes to dream interpretation the first to come to mind is usually the well-known Mr. Sigmund Freud. Freud created that stepping stone regarding the hidden meaning of dreams. A supporter of his for some time, Carl Jung used the fundamentals presented by Freud to create his own psychological theory of the unconscious. He used the same structured concept of Freud’s unconscious principle but named it the personal unconscious. One of his novel ideas however, was the collective unconscious…

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