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    Communication can be a difficult barrier to cross when guilt or blame is involved. I’m sure we all have stories we recall as children where we tried to squirm our way out of trouble. As parents or babysitters we usually observe the smaller things to determine the larger picture since it may be difficult to determine what truly happened from bystanders or children. And at times it may be easier to determine what happened based off of post incident behavior rather than personal narratives. The…

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    Memory In The Scarlet Ibis

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    Memory can be twisted based on grief and guilt. A good example of this is in “The Scarlet Ibis”, by James Hurst. The story is written as a memory of the protagonist’s brother Doodle. The events that play out make it really easy to blame Brother for Doodle’s death, and make it harder to analyze him because we only know him in relation to the memories and events he is recalling. He points out all he things he did wrong, this makes it where the readers will most likely leave the story with a…

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    minor role in the execution of Matthew Maule is implied by Hawthorne to have been motivated by the Colonel’s greed for Maule’s land, admitting “a doubt that whether the stalwart Puritan [Pyncheon] had acted as a man of conscience” (12). The heavy guilt undoubtedly caused by the Colonel’s greedy misdeed caused a fatal apoplectic episode, leaving him a victim of his own hardhearted greed. Similarly, Judge Pyncheon’s guilty also carried him to the grave. In his youth, he began his greedy pursuit…

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    stand up for themselves calmly and intelligently, without using intimation or manipulation. A person with healthy boundaries does not allow others to control how they think, feel, or behave, nor do they try to control others through manipulation, guilt, blame, or by…

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    Dennett vs NASA, I am being called upon to make recommendations to the court on various philosophical issues related to the aftermath of the short story “Where Am I?”, by Daniel Dennett. The latest issue pertains to whether or not the government is guilt for their role in the transformation of Dennett 's body being controlled by two people. While they are not fully responsible for what happened, the government certainly has some blame for this situation and a moral obligation to rectify this…

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    me and was replaced with guilt and extreme sadness. The tears flowed like they were normal, too plentiful to pretend that they were. Collectively, we were all empty, all guilty of something unforeseen before she passed away. When the casket closed and was placed into the ground, her being vanished from us and left us with only memories. Now that it has been almost three months since my grandmother has passed away, I cannot help but feel a new form of guilt build. This guilt, while the same…

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    the breadwinner and taking care of his family (machismo) according to the video by Microtraining Associates (2004). There are certain norms that individuals have to live up to in terms of the family’s eyes and not being able to do this might induce guilt, shame and embarrassment. Jose is 35…

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    an’ pain,/ For promis’d joy! (Burns, 39-42). When she encouraged MacBeth to kill Duncan and become queen, she thought it would bring her joy and did it with no remorse; however, what she thought she could wipe away with water changes into harrowing guilt, and she understood that even the best laid plans don’t always turn…

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    for the purpose of coping with the shame. Shame can also be used as a motive for self-change. It is important to distinguish the difference between guilt and shame. Guilt is the thought or belief of having done something wrong, whereas shame is the thought or belief of being “wrong” oneself. One is based on actions, and the other is based on self. Guilt most often leads to apology or confession for the wrong committed. Shame, on the other hand, most often follows two…

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    justifies as, in short, preserving the legacy of British power and authority in front of the Burmese natives (through irony and narration). Although confession does not justify most actions, confession may ease the guilt. Taking responsibility for his own actions, Orwell may be able to lift the guilt from his conscious; nonetheless, just spouting a few words about taking responsibility does not justify Orwell’s pretentious action.…

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