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    he struggled to save his wife and neighbors who were unfairly being accused of witchcraft. For this reason, it is well established in the story that starting a mass hysteria is harder than ending it as seen by Proctors failed attempts to stop the false accusations. In conclusion, sometimes those whose views are ignored are sometimes the only ones who see the…

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    In the The Crucible written by Arthur Miller takes place in Salem, Massachusetts where young girls began to accuse people of witchcraft to cover up what they did in the woods. As the conflict in Salem started to rise, several characters changed as a result of their experiences. One of the characters that changed is Reverend Hale, He evolves from a man with the intention of free the town of evil doing to a person person that realizes that witchcraft is all lies and fackery. As Reverend Hale…

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    I argue that substance dualism is false. Substance dualism claims that people and body are distinct. People are nonphysical beings that connect to bodies. Here is my argument against substance dualism. (1) If substance dualism is true, people cannot causally influence bodies. (2) People can causally influence bodies. Therefore (3) Substance dualism is false. (1), (2) and (3) constitute a valid argument. An argument is valid means that if all of its premises are true, then the conclusion must be…

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    hominem by generalizing and attacking a group of people. He suggests that all liberals do not have standards. He uses a false analogy and emotional fallacies to support his claims. Anderson’s article has little evidence to support its claims and attempts to use an ethos appeal by arguing the United States’ religious freedoms are under attack by liberals and companies. Anderson starts the article with an ad Hominem, “If it wasn’t for double standards, some liberals would have none at all.”…

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    should have never happened. This War had no real proof why there should have been a war. Iraq had never threaten american. America just amused that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. This caused a lot of confusion. This war was not necessary to start. There were good reason that Canada was right to refuse to participate in the war on Iraq. It was based on lies, led to disasters and it was a counterproductive war. Many things started to go wrong and many things also started forming because of…

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    of being a nurse. Nurse and author Pam Dickenson delves into useful ways nurses can increase the respect for their profession by non-nursing members of society, and also tells of the critical reasons that nursing’s image must never be undermined by false identities or misconceptions. She repeatedly emphasizes the importance of maintaining professional respect while on the job as well as off. Likewise, she provides helpful points on how nurses can be more effective influences in changing…

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    Muckraking for me means when a person seeks deeper information to degrade or underhand someone for publication. There are three specific types of muckraking which are; simple muckraking, leaping impact muckraking, and truncated muckraking. We often see this particular term in plenty of articles online, especially in national news. Examples of muckraking tend to arise information that people did not know, information that comes to light. Graber & Dunaway (2015) state in the text, “These examples…

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    In ‘A Defense of Abortion’, Thomson argues for the fact that there are certain cases where abortion is permissible and certain cases where abortion is impermissible. Thomson starts her argument by explaining that people contemplate their views on abortion by trying to determine a specific time period of when a fetus is considered a human being – some believe this is at contraception and others believe this is at birth. Whatever the case, Thomson uses an analogy of an acorn to demonstrate a…

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    Our society does not only take one step forward, but also takes two steps back. As time moves on, education in society improves. Humanity became capable of building rockets that can fly pass the sky and touch the moon, but people are still unable to learn from the past errors of society. Despite the outer appearance of society being shaped to match the image of a futuristic world, society still follows some aspects that were labeled as barbaric. Even though many people believe the actions that…

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    Higginbotham starts with multiple false assumption defining race as a measure of genotypic or phenotypic difference between human beings, or as most people assume that they can identify it when they see it. She defines race as a “highly contested representation of relations of between social categories”. This definition has some resonance to Glenda Gilmore article “Sex and Violence in Procrustes’s Bed” when she talks about middle class white men as they tried to assert their dominance around…

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