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    order to pinpoint man’s flaws and reveal the fallacies of society. Through his revelation, Twain beseeches his audience to analyze their own morals when taking into account the problems that exist in the human world. Given the broad scope of his generalization, Twain intended his piece for the general public as a whole, not excluding any specific group due…

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    them to such extremes that the narrator is finally incapable to tell her/his story. The author uses the high comedy, humorous elements of situational irony and hyperboles to communicate the theme that meaning and importance can be lost in over-generalization or over- specificity. One of the comedic effects the author uses in this short story is situational irony. Situational irony is irony involving a situation in which actions have an effect that is opposite from what was intended so that the…

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    gender – conventional convictions influence their communications. Numerous men and ladies expect that guys are exceedingly aggressive, manipulative, win-lose mediators who need to achieve great arrangements from their partners. A generally held generalization of distinction is that ladies are more pleasing, who are likewise more prone to look for a win-win result, who additionally try to safeguard existing…

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    an adolescent will smoke to know when they would want to quit. Kruzel also uses the term “most adolescents”, this is a type of propaganda known as hasty generalization. Hasty generalization is a conclusion made based on a small group rather than looking at an average statistics of a situation. This is easily acknowledged as a generalization because young adults are known for being trouble makers. Not all young…

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    So without further delay here it is. First topic is the Stimulus Generalization which states that it occurs when there is a similar stimulus that occurs of that we first learned the behavior. The Second topic is the ever so awesomeness of the Stimulus Discrimination which this one states that it would only occur if there…

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    Her statement being a generalization she backs up with a relatable anecdote involving two students boasting about not studying for a test and still passing. Widner goes on to explain her understanding of the student’s boastfulness; “stress relief, nervous small talk, academic confessionals”…

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    of Asian Americans, the issue still remains that there are still stereotypical views of Asian Americans, both positive and negative. These stereotypes are addressed in the television show, Fresh Off the Boat, in which they utilize some Asian generalizations to depict the racial hardships and challenges as an Asian American through a comedic lens. The show accurately depicts some aspects of Asian ethics and morals, and prevalent issues of the Asian American community. The show also satirically…

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    Defined by a myriad of components that integrally meld into a complex of knowledge, human nature exists as an enigma with seemly unrelated pieces. While initially, some of these components may seem to be antithetical, the ambiguity found within each individual dictates that even the most polar factors are closely interwoven as with the case of emotion and reason. This interconnection, and how it functions to formulate knowledge, is an integral capacity that allows mankind to explore the…

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    This of course is done to dock the man on the receiving end of the fallacy of his man points and nudge the sender higher on the hierarchy. Keep in mind generalizations about people are usually flawed to begin with because of the complex and socially constructed nature of the human experience. Whether in political debate, classroom discussion, or in the men’s locker room I hear this fallacy twisting our conversations…

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    I was really hesitant when I signed up for this course because I did not know much about any religions outside of Christianity and Catholicism other than reading or hearing a few tidbits here and there. I felt that my lack of knowledge would hinder my ability to comprehend the material or discuss it properly which was one of my biggest fears. Prior to this course, I had this misconception that all religions could ultimately be one and the same because we all worship a Higher Power. I thoroughly…

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