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    which many cases have been brought to trial. Factors like weapon focus effect, forgetting curve, cross racial identification, communication with witness after identification and memory contamination, contribute to eye witness misidentification. Some of these factors are interestingly depicted in Picking Cotton. Jennifer did not attempt to recall the incident and the face of her attacker, subjecting her to the forgetting curve. As she stated, “ it seemed like the worst kind of irony: all you…

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    oblivion” (Hiroshima 79). In her own perception of grief, she believes she must continue to remember that the soldier is gone forever, despite the pain caused by remembering. It is a kind of pain and anguish she continues to bear because the act of forgetting, to her, would be equatable with allowing her commitment to descend to the Kierkegaardian “lower immediacy.” The shackles of her despair never truly leave her in the fear that her defining commitment, her very love for the German soldier,…

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    The theme for the Lord of the Flies is that all people are capable of wrongdoing. In the story everyone starts out nice and helping each other but by the end they all turn to killing people. On page 154 the narrator says “Simon’s dead body moved out towards the open sea.” Before the boys got to the island they were taught not to steal, but without any authority they start doing things they know is wrong and soon it becomes natural. On page 168 the narrator talks about how Jack stole Piggy’s…

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    Geffroy de Villehardouin and Jean de Joinville use first hand accounts, translated from Old French by Caroline Smith, in the Chronicles of the Crusades to show what happened on two different crusades. As always with two different authors, the writing styles are very different yet effective in their own way. One author focuses on facts and descriptions about his crusade; the other focuses on the sanctity of the king with whom he went on his crusade. Villehardouin’s account of the fourth…

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    Alzheimer's Stages

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    When I was around the age of ten, my great grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer 's disease. I began to slowly see a change in her actions. She began to slowly lose her memory. It could be anything from forgetting to put more bubble gum into her purse to forgetting where she was. Things progressed and she began to forget who her children were and she would wonder out of the house to try and get “home.” Her progression of Alzheimer 's lasted around six years, and throughout the six years she…

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    Rhetoric Analysis

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    are becoming more prominent, more out in the open, and almost accepted by a few and it’s due to the fact that a part of society has forgotten the people who have fought with their lives on the line to gain rights for every man, woman, and child. Forgetting the past and why people fought for their rights can and has caused a repeat of prior circumstances. Dr. King fought against racism and made huge advancements for the betterment of society, but from protests I’ve been to and people I have met,…

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    Quentin Tarantino’s controversial film, Inglourious Basterds, concentrates on a Jewish revenge fantasy through his perspective of a counterfactual history of events of World War II. The film focuses on hypothetical situation in which Jews were able to inflict righteous payback on their oppressors through powerful schemes, threats, and crude violence. Adolf Hitler and other high-ranked members of the Nazi party were gathered at the premiere of a propaganda film in the city of Paris. They were…

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    lexical processing (Stole & Strand, 2015). Lexical processing limitation is that it operation are based on the fact that people stay neutral without any emotions. In order to correctly understand the impact of this visual recognition the theory of forgetting also needs to be…

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    I have recently read your advice in The Art of Love, and The Remedies for Love, and both stories give some great pointers on finding and forgetting love. Both books offer up very interesting techniques and ideas on love. You have a very interesting point of view about the whole idea of love, and I think you present some very useful advice to a man or woman seeking it. In your book The Art of Love you tell the man to look for a woman he can truly love and to fight for a mutual love with her.…

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    Mild Alzheimer's Disease

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    Alzheimer’s Disease (Early-stage) In the early stage of Alzheimer’s, a person may function independently. He or she may still drive, work and be part of social activities. Despite this, the person may feel as if he or she is having memory lapses, such as forgetting familiar words or the location of everyday objects. Friends, family or neighbors begin to notice difficulties. During a detailed medical interview, doctors may be able to detect problems in memory or concentration. Common…

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