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    ten grueling years of hardship up until the year America entered the war. The entire country raised itself from the ground and stood proud not only against its enemies but for the ideals it stood for. World War Two brought on a new wave of American idealism and propelled the country into an age of world dominance. From there, their war changed to a fight for democracy in the west against the communists in the east. America turned from being the giant that knocked down Hitler, to being a child…

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    Roman civilization.” Both More and Machiavelli reflect Renaissance humanism through their use of classical sources and how they use these sources in their efforts to suggest reform within society. The Prince reflects Renaissance humanism through Machiavelli’s various examples of princes from the classical era wise and unwise conduct. The Prince also reflects humanism as Machiavelli was writing during a period when humanism was the dominant intellectual force of the era. The dominance of…

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    me, Idealism in education is used to find out and develop every individual’s capabilities and complete moral excellence so as to perfectly serve society. Idealism, being espoused by Plato, is probably considered an already-old-systematic view of universal philosophies, yet it still powerfully influences on educational systems up to modern era because students use it as mental structure to reach the greatest goodness and to logically reason. Being mentioned of educational principles, idealism is…

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    Tertius”, in which he primarily uses the philosophy of idealism and solipsism to portray the idea that it is impossible to prove the validity of modern scientific principles. By making Berkeley idealism and solipsism the primary logical conventions in Tlön, he alludes to the possibility that the reality of modern science, and science in general, exists as a derivation of cerebral phenomena. Borges states that, “This monism or complete idealism invalidates all science” (Borges, “Tlön, Uqbar,…

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    which was burned down by the Persians in 480 BCE. The Parthenon showed gratitude towards the Greek goddess Athena, the city 's patron goddess, for the salvation of Athens and Greece in the Persian Wars. The Parthenon showed a great deal of Greek idealism. Idealism means to form or pursue ideals, especially unrealistically. With the aid of optical techniques and formulas, the Parthenon represents the Greeks goal of arête, and during the classical time period, it showed this striving for visual…

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    subversive 1996, the film criticises humanity’s natural inclination toward idealism and hedonism, exhorting viewers to forsake egocentrism and instead hold morality as precedence. Luhrmann marries concerns, both non-specific and specific to his context, through weighting the inseparability of fate and free will, whilst warning of the retributions subsequent to the denial of either…

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    muscles and also smooth and soft life like texture of the hair and face. The cannon was used as an ideal system of different lengths and ratios of the human body to show what the ideal man looked like in Greek culture. Every aspect of this statue shows idealism and realism even down to the pose of the sculpture and the feet and how they are showing movement. This sculpture of the Spear Bearer was used not only as a cannon in Greek society but also influenced works of art in Roman…

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    The United States was more based on self-interest at the start of the early 20th century, but became more driven on idealism at the end of the time period. Starting with William McKinley, America’s foreign policy began with the benefits for American commerce and imperialism, at the expense of nations like Cuba, Hawaii, and the Philippines. Theodore Roosevelt continued much of this scheme of self-interest with the Panama Canal and the Roosevelt Corollary, but started a few more idealistic trends…

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    Prophecy Orbs In Relation To Characters and Events In Harry Potter and To Real-World Politics Harry Potter by J.K Rowling contains a variety of magical elements and devices. One of these devices are the prophecy orbs mainly featured in the fifth book of the series, Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix. These orbs have connections not only to the characters in the series, but also to the politics of the real world. The prophecy orbs are small balls of spun glass that contain a white,…

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    organisation. After identifying the ‘right’ way to edit a video clip, they begin to internalise certain organisational standards. However, from my interviews, I found that such phenomena should not be understood as the disappearance of individual idealism; rather, the tendency to conform could be identified as a temporary postponement of individual tastes and preferences in order to achieve an opportunity to do a ‘real’ thing at a later date (producing their own…

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