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    1.2 Yalom’s model of existential psychotherapy Yalom believed life has arisen from random events, we are finite and we are responsible for our own destiny (Yalom, 2008), and he identified “four ultimate concerns” as the key to all human existence; death, freedom, isolation and meaningless, and stated, “The individual’s confrontation with these facts of life constitutes the content of the existential dynamic conflict” (Yalom, 1980 p. 8). Death is the central part of Yalom’s philosophy, as we are…

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    George Eliot's novel Silas Marner, religion plays a fundamental role in Eliot's portrayal of the relationship between community and the individual, specifically in its protagonist's journey from despair to renewal. As the novel progresses, the author presents us with roughly three representations of spirituality. The worst state of affairs is represented in the Calvinistic evangelism of Lantern Yard, whose intolerance and strict rule abiding allows no scope of independent human action or…

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    The CW’s cult television show Supernatural tells the story of brothers Dean and Sam Winchester, played by Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki, respectively, who hunt a variety of supernatural monsters from vampires and demons to sirens and ghosts. The show is one of the longest running shows for the network and for it’s genre; it entered its twelfth season on October 13. Supernatural has employed narrative elasticity in several episodes throughout its tenure, and these episodes tend to become the…

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    John Newbery's Fairy Tales

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    As children, we read about fairy tales, we get enchanted by fairy tales. When we are kids we really don 't pay much attention to the metaphors and symbolism that are within the stories. One thing we never ever question is the fairy tales are written by adults. How does an adult create this magical out of this world fairy tale 's kids love to hear? Which brings me to my next question do adults ever really grow up? Since adults usually are the masterminds behind this magical fairy tales, I like to…

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    Horror stories are becoming increasingly popular in today’s era. The inquisitiveness of nature, behavior, and mysterious happenings in this specific genre have sparked interest in the unknown. When literary trends escaped the Age of Reason, literature was brought back to its traditional times when mysteries were fascinating. The most attainable model of creative narrative developed from the Middle Ages. The Middle Ages consisted of periods of crime, barbarism, works of witches, scientific…

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    Name: Shaun Tze Tzean Tay Student Number: 212306 Subject: Screen History Subject code: FTV 209 Title : French new wave and how it influenced Films today French New Wave First of all what is the French New Wave ?French New wave is a Blanket term used in the late 1950 to 60s . This New wave Was created by 4 film makers Jean- Luc Guorad, Francois Truffaut, Claude Chabrol and Jaques Rivette. They thought that films were lacking of Innovation and have become stale . So that is why they created the…

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    suggests, she rises from the ashes time and time again to live her life or really, get what she needs in the way she needs it. After acquiring the medicine she struggled to ask for, she received a nickel to accompany the stolen one and buy a Christmas present for her grandson. She really loved her grandson which is why she even made the trek and endured all of the challenges along the path. Her challenges represent a larger meaning of life. They represent the obstacles and mountains we face as…

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    Introduction to “Yo no fui, fue Teté” “Yo no fui, fue Teté” is an attempt to invade the consciousness of those living on this side. The same people who everyday leave a wound in the mind and subconscious of many individuals socially “unfit” in the gender-binary. Thus, excluded from the social discourse as inorganic creatures that for the lack of a proper categorization are so-called “del otro lado.” That border, which divides, us, those of this side and those of the other side, is what the poet…

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    Juxtaposing Tom and Boo show the social inequality and Scout and Jem represent the gender inequality. Lee uses good beings and children to present these themes so the reader can draw connections and emotions to her novel. By foreshadowing Tom Robinson with Tim Johnson, Lee is able to show that the outcomes of life and death end up being determined by society. Lee’s strategies are effectively…

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    Throughout the world there are many religions, all of which have are unique and contain rich and amazing history. A few religions predate the founding of Christianity, but the one of the oldest and most interesting is Buddhism. Buddhism was founded by Buddha Shakyamuni. He was born as a royal prince in 634 B.C. in what is now Nepal and was given the name Siddhartha. While reliable information is scarce, it is believed that when he was born a holy man prophesied that Siddhartha would either be a…

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