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    Jack London Naturalism

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    letting nature take its course. “Here the great animal fought desperately. Twice had he been dragged down, as the snow attested , and twice had he shaken his assailants clear and gained footing once more. He had done his task long since, but none the less was life dear to him” (London 88). Prey trying to beat the laws of nature and eventually failing shows his belief on how life is dictated by “survival of the fittest.” In this particular memory, Koshkoosh had seen the aftermath of nature…

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    doing so, Poe suggests that good, innocent people often fall victim to those of evil intent. As the story opens, Poe sets a vibrant and lively…

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    between himself and the other Wes Moore. The were very close in age, grew up in some of the same conditions, and had the same name. Wes Moore, the author, wrote, “The chilling truth is that his story could have been mine. The tragedy is that my story could have been his” (Moore xi). Many of the points the author addresses relate back to themes from class. In this book, I identified three events that I could link back to class discussion: nurture vs nature, imitation, and self-esteem. In this…

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    “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better” (Albert Einstein). This is a great quote and can be connected to Into the Wild in a tremendous amount of ways. The story of Alex and his unstable life is all about him finding himself and learning more about who he truly is. This is also true when people spend time in the outdoors or live in the outdoors for an extended amount of time. Living in the wilderness is a great way to find yourself and figure out what you are…

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    Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray is a unique piece of literature. Set in late 19th century London, the novel centers around Dorian Gray and his friends- Lord Henry Wotton and Basil Hallward. Lord Henry and Basil Hallward share a close relationship with Dorian Gray, having great influence on his development. Both Lord Henry and Basil have completely different values and beliefs. Basil believes in the goodness of mankind and values art to the highest degree. Lord Henry cares little…

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    happen that are out of our control and people start showing their true self and nature when faced with these complicated times.The way people react to these unfortunate circumstances reveal their true self. This is the case with ‘Bluffing’ by Gail Helgason when events that the main character had no way of predicating arose. This is also the case in my own experiences when a situation came up which revealed the true nature of someone I had considered a friend. In the expert from ‘Bluffing’,…

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    Everything on this earth is in a continuous state of evolving, refining, improving, adapting, enhancing…changing. You were not put on this earth to remain stagnant,” (Maraboli). As Maraboli’s quote suggests, everything is in a constant state of change; people, nature, and society, to name a few. When reflecting on history, we can see more concrete evidence of change through the evolution of technology, music, and literature with different eras, from the Baroque to Classical, from the days of…

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    Minor (Ordo Fratrum Minorum), the women’s Order of St. Clare (the Poor Clares), and the lay Third Order. He was also a leader of the movement of evangelical poverty in the early 13th century. His character and his kind heart was what drew thousands of people to become his followers. Francis’s devotion to Jesus and his desire to follow Jesus’ example reflected and reinforced important developments in medieval spirituality. The Poverello (“Poor Little Man”) is one of the most esteemed religious…

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    didn’t face a threat that night. Only one person did. And that is my client Johnny. He did what he thought he did had to be done to save his friend Mr. Curtis. None of us had to make the split second decision that he did. And yet, we are all asked to second guess him today. People have to make split second decisions in exercising self-defense. Sometimes people in hindsight should have, or could have, handled the matter differently. But hindsight isn’t the measure we use when deciding a person's…

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    Why Is Facebook Bad

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    Facebook became popular In India when I was In 7th grade. My friends flowed with fashion and created their accounts on it. I thought It would be illegal to do as such and so I did not create an account on it. Few days later my friend told me how Facebook reminded her of her aunts birthday, she had completely forgot about. But then she told me that Instead of calling her aunt she just messaged her on Facebook. This moment I was filled with hatred towards It. I kept on thinking about It and…

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