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    activity. An example of this would be believing that the ketchup which was accidentally spilled on your shirt at prom was as embarrassing to everyone else as it was to yourself. Personal fable is more simple, it is the internal belief that the youth is invulnerable. Social theory predicts that the personal fable is what leads to experimentation with drugs, sex, etc. The interesting results found by the study were that troubled youth and non-troubled youth display no statistical difference of…

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    Not only does Plato think these fables should be true—but also, “beautiful.” As Socrates goes on to state: -------------------------- “...even if the deeds of Cronus, and his son’s treatement of him, were authentic facts, it would not have been right, I should have thought, to tell…

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    own similarities to the characters in the story. These type of stories would be classified as fables, conveying a moral with unrealistic situations, but Marquez has a very unique style that separates him from the average Aesop’s Fable. Which brings us to the two short stories we'll be talking about today, which are two prime examples of Marquez special ability to create such a different style of fables. The setting of both stories are pretty much the same, in a small coastal village filled with…

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    In Aesop’s fable The Eagle and the Arrow an eagle who has been shot with an arrow discovers that the fletchings are made of his own feathers. The moral of this fable is that we often provide our enemies with the tools to destroy us. In William Shakespeare’s King Lear, we see many examples of this same theme. Lear dividing his kingly powers between his two selfish daughters, Goneril writing about her love for Edmund in a letter anyone could read, and Gloucester telling Edmund where he has stashed…

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    Chinese piece of literature Zhuangzi written by Zhuang Zhou. Written in the Third Century B.C.E. , Master Zhuang wrote during the Warring States period. Free and Easy Wandering is the first of seven in Zhuangzi,with almost all the chapters containing fables and allegories relating a broader message to the reader. Along with the contemporary writing Laozi, Zhuangzi was one of the earliest texts to contribute to the philosophy that has come to be known as the Daoist school of thought. Daoism…

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    Lewd humor is the final kind present in the tapestry. Naked figures appear in the tapestry that may allude to certain fables, historic episodes, or humorous allusions. There are several instances of naked males accosting naked females who are covering themselves and shy away from their aggressor. One author postulates that these may relate to a fable where a father rapes his daughter, however there isn’t a strong theme present in this story that connects with the rest of the narrative. Another…

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    Even though I was the youngest in my grade, I remember starting puberty before most of the girls in my 6th grade class, but thankfully it wasn’t long after that they all followed. According to our text, on page 388 it states that, going through puberty can enhance or diminish relationships with peers. My relationships were enhanced with my female friends. Having friends that were undergoing this new experience with me provided comfort in knowing that I wasn’t alone. This was the time in my life…

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    children to be educated on how to identify farm animals and a little bit about the sounds they make and what products they produce. I have chosen books from these genres: folk tales, information books, poetry, pictures books, realistic fiction and fables. Folktales How chipmunk got his stripes by Joseph Bruchac and James Bruchac The lost horse by Ed Young Information…

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    part of the population could not understand the main idea. They thought that the actions described in it were meant to take directly, so it was often read to children and was considered as an ordinary fable. This was a very big mistake of the society, because this novel is not just an ordinary fable. It has a very deep meaning and needs to be taken very seriously. What Orwell really wanted to describe in his book were the events that took place in early 90’s, in Russia and to be more specific…

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    Find You “Pride comes before a fall. It happens this way in relationships, as well as with the rest of life.” This quote from an unknown source is so true. In the three stories Sophocles’ Greek drama Oedipus and famed Greek storyteller Aesop’s fables “ The Goat and the Goatherd” and “ The Little Boy and Fortune” they all deal with pride and hiding things from everyone. You can have too much pride and if you try and hide something it will always come out in the end. Oedipus solved a…

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