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    Critical Summary 3: Chapter 8 “Language, Land, and the Residential Schools” In this Case Study, Williston explains that the residential school system deprives First Nations of their language and identity. This practice of shaming, is a political attempt to make the rejection of land rights easier through less opposition. As Williston says “to deprive them of the language is to deprive them of the sense of place that had defined them for thousands of years” (245). The way Frist Nations use…

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    Lasting from 1750-1825, the classical period is known as the Age of Enlightenment. This is a cultural characteristic of this era because society thought differently of themselves. They considered themselves to be free from the limitations of the Middle Ages. In addition, some people began to believe God was more of a controller over nature, than mankind. The art form of rococo was rising. Artists were finding interest in capturing the Greek and Roman themes in their works. As for a society…

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    magnetic fields on human health. In a study of magnetic fields and cancer, “Animal and Cellular Evidence,”[1]. Bo Holmberg compares many studies that apply magnetic fields on mice and rats and he reports the effect of magnetic fields on skin, liver, harmonies, and DNA. He said that studies on animals were effective in proving the extent of exposure from magnetic fields enough to cause some effect. Different studies applied magnetic fields with different flux density, low and high frequency, and…

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    of ordering tones or sounds in succession, in combination, and in temporal relationships to produce a composition having unity and continuity. Vocal, instrumental, or mechanical sounds having rhythm, melody, or harmony, instrumental, or mechanical sounds having rhythm, melody, or harmony” is music defined by merriam-webster.com. The definition is, for the most part, solid, however, it does not communicate the importance of music as music is significant in the reconstruction and development of…

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    against us. So Paul counseled us to “live in harmony with one another” (v. 16). This unity is less the result of accommodation to the other person’s point of view than it is the result of arriving at a mutual understanding of God’s way of thinking. Like spokes in a wheel that converge at the hub, the closer we are to God the closer we come to one another. Paul admonished his readers not to be proud since it is pride more than anything else that destroys the harmony of the…

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    The StrengthFinder survey advised that my five strengths are harmony, positivity, developer, woo, and relator. Initially I was unaware of the definitions of some of these strengths. Upon describing the definition of those strengths provided by StrengthFinder, I determined that these strengths were extremely accurate. Harmony is described as a person who looks to avoid conflict, and tries their best to become acquainted with others (Clifton 2006). My law enforcement occupation requires me to…

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    Confucius spent thirteen years after serving in the government traveling to various Chinese states and sharing his ideas, hoping that they would be put into practice. Sadly, he returned home unsuccessful and spent the rest of his life, which lasted until 479 BCE, teaching and working on the Five Classics. Not unlike another famous religious figure, Confucius’ legacy and teachings were continued by his followers, most notably Mencius and Xunzi. While Mencius and Xunzi both had different ideas…

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    capacities and to advance toward civilization” (Worster, 1994, pp.151). Malthus also took away previous enlightenment theory, as well as completely disagreeing with Paley, that there is not a harmony between nature and humans. Paley, on the other hand, argued that these checks were in place to recreate harmony with nature, and that they would lead to an overall happiness amongst humans. Ultimately Paley argued that nature was benevolent as God intended it to be. Darwin instead moved away from…

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    throughout this first piece, becoming louder and quieter. The tempo and rhythm of the piece was very unified in this piece before any of the soloist began to sing their part. Throughout the performance of the soloists in this piece, the rhythm, tempo, harmony and volume changed drastically multiple times whenever the “idea” ended. The structure of this piece is structured ABAB. The purpose of this composition of a whole was to be used at a funeral for the composer’s friend, Alessandro Manzoni.…

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    Jewish people have strong feelings towards peace on Earth and harmony between different religions. In Deuteronomy Rabah 5:15, it reads ‘God announceth to Jerusalem that they [Israel] will be redeemed only through peace. (Deuteronomy Rabah 5:15).’ Passages like this in the Hebrew Scriptures outline the goal of peace…

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