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    wilderness he knew exactly what he was doing. Although some may think that chris went into the wild because of risk-taking tendencies, he did not,he went into the wild because of family problems and emotional damage and philosophical beliefs, the truth is that chris had issues with his parents and because of the things he would write and read. When chris was growing…

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    God maintains the power to dictate Truth, to rewrite experiences and history as fluid and in their place create an objective and unquestionable truth that is forced upon subjects. When generals dictate lies as Truth operating as agents of modernity, they necessarily create a dissonance between the subjective truth of the soldier (“these people are not combatants”) and the objective Truth of modernity (“these people need to be eliminated”). Vietnam resulted in…

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    and god go hand in hand because of biblical readings and Darwin’s book the origin of species. In my Philosophy class we learn that there are two kind of truths. The first kind of truth is objective truths. A objective truth is when a truth is accepted worldwide. An example of this kind of truth is that trees give off oxygen. While subjective truths is when it is a…

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    Media Coverage Analysis

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    Having accurate and unbiased sources are the bright line for what makes great news. Although, some critique these outlets of only showcasing stories that grab in the ratings, lack truth, or just sensationalize the truth. Patrick Cockburn, a renown journalist, is one of the few who work in the media who try to expose the truth about flawed coverage, specially with environment reporting. Sensationalism, as defined by the dictionary is, “(especially in journalism) the use of exciting or shocking…

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    its quest for philosophical and epistemological truth. I will be looking deeply into perspectivism and then finding its inevitable failings as a philosophical and epistemological system for truth. This will first part of this paper will deal with what perspectivism is and what it means as a system for truth. The latter half of this paper will mainly focus on…

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    The Truth of Redemption Redemption is a complex thing and the prospect of actually reaching it often hangs delicately between feasible and unobtainable for some people. Many seek to find redemption after they 've wronged someone but few people understand exactly how redemption can actually be gained. A quest for redemption is an underlying conflict in Khaled Hosseini 's novel, The Kite Runner, in which the character Amir discovers many truths in his life about what exactly redemption can be and…

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    purposes of this essay, a “lie” will be defined as an intentionally false statement, so any hypothetical speaker would have to mislead their audience by choice rather than accidental ignorance. Consider the following situations: a researcher tells half the subjects of an experiment that their placebo drug is real in order to get accurate data, a girl’s brother lies about her location to her abusive boyfriend for her safety, parents telling their kids that the family dog “went to live on a nice…

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    Are humans to fragile to handle the direct truth? In Emily Dickinson’s poem “ Tell all the truth but tell it slant” she say’s to tell all the truth; however, to tell it at an angle. Hence, the only successful way to tell a lie is to do it in a fashion of circuitously, because the power of the truth is to powerful for people’s perceptions. Thus, truth would be too hard to understand or would cause one to become overwhelmed. Indeed, just as children are told not to fear lighting to lessen their…

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    Truman Movie Analysis

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    Truman is consciously aware that something is up, it pulls at him internally until he finds out the truth. His entire existence has been a lie, and now he has a choice in what path he will take for his future. The adventure he is seeking, the feeling of what it means to live, are finally achievable if he leaves. There are pros and cons that will effect if he stays on the show after knowing the truth or if he leaves. If Truman leaves, he will be disappointing thousands of viewers. Also all of the…

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    abundance of importance with their intermittent lines throughout out the play. If one was a not a careful reader, then the three witches could be easily overlooked over as an inconsequential part to the play. However, that could not be farther from the truth. A driving question that readers should keep in mind while reading the play is : Do the witches symbolize temptation? While examining the play, it is a good idea to keep this question in mind because it may cause one to reevaluate the…

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