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    “accepted” the perspective that cruelty and pain serve as dictates of nature’s underlying principles. Certainly he did not view humanity as chiefly wicked or evil, rather he, through works such as Notes from Underground, Crime and Punishment, The Idiot, Demons, and The Brothers Karamazov, reveals a belief in the inherent good of humanity, while acknowledging the “fallen state” of existence. Dostoevsky’s message is not that one should embrace the world as it is, or that one should spend time…

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    John Locke Simple Ideas

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    principles are stamped on our brains at birth. Nothing can be and not be at the same time, which is vaunted principles, which are vaunted logical principles, Locke explained. Locke uses children and idiots as an example of the innate ideas are merely contradicting. Locke explains that children and idiots have not an inkling of these principles and to say that the truths is imprinted on the soul doesn’t mean it’s perceived or understood because of the imprinting. Simple ideas are irreducible…

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    notice. “It’s because, earlier, last night, a large supernova can be seen with the naked eye.” The others immediately gasped silently, except Japan who just remained silent. “SO HE REALLY DID DIE?! THIS ISN’T A PRANK?!” England shouted. “DAMN THAT IDIOT! Having to die…so close to that day…” England, being the most passionate lover, hit the table (passionately) and (passionately) ran out of the room. Spain, being the country of passion, (passionately) ran out of the room to (passionately) get…

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    there is a risk. You can be overpowered,” this is telling women that men are stronger and probably will hurt you, this spreads intimidation and fear among her female audience. Paglia makes a false analogy in the fourth paragraph when she calls women idiots by comparing the car keys being on a top of a car in New York City to a girl being drunk at a fraternity party and going to upstairs with a guy. What Paglia is saying is that it’s the woman’s fault if she gets drunk and raped on a party, but…

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    Parsons is a fat, sloppy pig. Parsons and his family are neighbors to Winston. He also works with Winston at Ministry of Truth. Parsons is a round and static character in the book 1984. He doesn't change in the story. He sticks with the same motive which is loyalty to Big Brother. In the beginning of the story Parsons is a normal, hardworking father and husband. He is in the Middle Class and works just as everyone else does. He is 100% committed to Big Brother and always follow the rules of…

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    x Rene Descartes and John Locke, both seventeenth century philosophers, have their own individual views and opinions pertaining to particular subjects such as the origin of ideas. Both of these philosophers attempt to find answers to many of the same questions in epistemology as well as metaphysics. While Descartes is a rationalist, Locke is an imperialist; his ideas come from experience. Locke and Descartes have differing views on various multiple subjects, but both philosophers support…

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    because our brains haven’t developed properly. So, Andrew Forrest has made a proposal that federal and state governments should raise the smoking age to 21. The article supports this contention as it uses an anecdote to show that people who smoke can be idiots and can’t think straight, because of their smoking addiction. The tone at first is informal, humorous and sarcastic as the author wants to write this article to an audience of teenagers. Jill also uses colloquial language when she uses…

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    In the article “Chris McCandless from an Alaska Park Ranger's Perspective" by Peter Christian. Christian talks about how if McCandless had a map and learned about the Alaskan wilderness he could have lived “He arrived at the Stampede Trail without even a map of the area. If he had a good map he could have walked out of his predicament using one of several routes that could have been successful. Consider where he died. An abandoned bus. How did it get there? On a trail. If the bus could get…

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    Dogma 95 Movie Analysis

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    Imperfect movies: example Dogma 95 – The Idiots and other perfect imperfections. Are planned imperfect movies still imperfect? Rankings and Top 100's of the best movies of all time are very popular. Many sites on the internet offer statistics and numbers about box office takings and cinema attendance. But not only numbers are important. Besides questions of taste, there are a few characteristics for a successful movie. Costumes, camera handling, scenery and acting are just a few of this…

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    Personal Narrative

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    door to the house opened, I took off my sunglass and looked up at the mother and father couple. "I'm back." Ahh, please don't say anything about how ridiculous I am. Even I feel like I'm an idiot. Disappearing for 5 years without barely any contact and coming back with a four years old child...calling me an idiot probably wouldn't suffice.…

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