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    The themes of "consciousness and community" are complex when you think of the multiple meanings and what they are comprised of. In Merriam-Webster dictionary both these words have multiple meanings; For example, the word consciousness defines the state of being characterized by sensation, emotion, volition. (1) Also it mean, the state or fact of being conscious of an external object, state, or fact.(2) First, I would like to elaborate the meaning of community in relation to this class. Community…

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    Why does Camus believe that ‘There is only one really serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide’ (The Myth of Sisyphus)? (Exam 2010) In ‘The Myth of Sisyphus’, Albert Camus claims that the question of suicide, which is fairly synonymous with the problem of the meaning of life, is the ‘only really serious philosophical problem’. This essay will argue that Camus does so because he believes it is the original, unavoidable question, and because he believes his theory of the absurd can…

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    European great writers of the 19th century, Theodore Dalrymple, Ivan Turgenev and Karl Marx, who illustrate social problem and describe about social problems that happens inside the mankind. However the author captures the view the life of a human being, pain, sorrow suffering in very different aspect in their own perspective ways. Both men were very kind, generous and known for their sympathy and loving nature. These are all about people thought, mankind and their own nature. The author Ivan…

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    Harlem Dancer Analysis

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    saying that being Black but not angry removes them from blackness. Blacks can be proud and not angry, right? The last thing Whites want to see from the Blacks that is stereotypical is anger because Black people are seen as savages, which is “double consciousness.” But can Blacks…

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    troubles. Often, these poems include an element of political consciousness and make a deliberate effort towards political awareness. The poetry of authors such as Arna Bontemps, Angelina Grimké, and Langston Hughes provide prime examples of this call to a social cognizance of Negro life in America during the time of the Harlem Renaissance. Bontemps examines the universal struggle of being black in America and notes how it is not an isolated problem. Grimké attests to the issue of standing out…

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    Spring Song Analysis

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    1. The competition is so hot in the spring season song. In the spring, it is gradually warm outside and the flower blooms from the Jeju island. In the song, it is already spring because the spring songs make me peaceful. Every spring, the “Cherry Blossom Ending”song record the popular chart 100 in Korea. That song has that record for 5 years. People said “This song can tell about the spring’s view when the spring and cherry blossoms disappear forever. That’s why people love this song…

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    getting hit with any heavy or hard equipment, and any accidents like falling, car accidents assaults etc. Also a trauma, stroke, tumor and or other illnesses, this could cause for there to be bruising, swelling or tearing in the brain tissue; some injuries are: Hematoma, Hemorrhage, Concussions, Edema, Skull Fractures and Diffuse Axonal. These injuries to the brain tissue can cause temporary brain damage it can just be temporary or traumatic, not everyone loses consciousness but some do. Some…

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    connections and understand key points. The terms Emptiness and Suchness are vague and sort of confusing if you do not practice Buddhism or keep up with their beliefs. For someone of a different and more westernized religious background, this could be hard to fully understand or appreciate. However, the way in which Masao goes about explanation is extremely insightful. He starts out by saying that the term, “everything is empty,” tends to be misleading, I for one would agree with this…

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    Freire refers to the educational system as being “banking” education, which he believes to be the wrong method, and recommends a new method of “problem posing” education which he believes to be more effective. Freire believes teachers and students need to always work together and develop the knowledge and consciousness that is necessary to overcoming oppression. Banking education is based on the concept that the teachers are depositors and the students are depositories. Freire states…

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    Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason played a significant role in the world of philosophy. Some people would argue that Kant was a philosophical genius, but others would argue that he failed to lay a proper foundation of philosophy. Several German philosophers responded to his work and some even devoted their writings strictly to offering a response to the Critique. Even though these philosophers agreed on a few things regarding philosophy, they did not agree on everything. Johann Gottlieb…

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