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    challenges throughout his voyage. Chris had so much dedication and bravery he never once wanted to back down and abandon his dream of reaching Alaska. A person with this much bravery and courage to reach his target destination shouldn’t be viewed as an idiot no matter what his or her intent…

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    even realize the harm that she is causing. Miss Strangeworth is an evil and mean lady that is making the people of the town not trust each other because her notes are telling people things that they don’t need to all know. “Didn’t you ever see an idiot child before? Some people just shouldn’t have children should they?” (Jackson, 1941, p.169) She does show some respect for the people when she sees them, but then she writes nasty notes behind everyone’s backs and no one knows who is sending…

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    Jane Eyre Imperialism

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    The Orient, according to Said, is always considered to be inferior and objectionable to the occident. Throughout the novel Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte displays a typical anglocentric assumptions about non British. Bronte is a considered a colonial author because not only is she is British, but by the end of the 19th century, her nation controlled almost two thirds of the entire world. From her biography, it is not actually depicted whether she ever left the confines of the European continent and…

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    The Possibility of Judgement Sometimes we find it easy to judge people. In The Possibility of Evil by (don’t call me) Shirley Jackson, Miss Adela Strangeworth is a seemingly sweet socialite in a small town in Vermont. However, this simply masks her true demeanor. Miss Strangeworth’s character can be analyzed by considering what she does, what the narrator says about her, and how other characters interact with her. In the story, Miss Strangeworth is portrayed as a sweet old lady adored by…

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    ring of Gyges, Glaucon (Plato’s brother) asks if a man can be virtuous enough that he can fight off the temptation of stealing. According to the text, if someone obtains the power of invisibility, and never doing anything wrong, he is considered an idiot (Plato. (n.d.). The Republic, 2012). As a virtual ethicist, I ask myself if the theft of the money is justifiable. And to me, yes it is. Taking property not belonging to me is never justified, but in some…

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    Into the Wild Essay In the book Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer it tells a story about a man, Christopher McCandless and his journey to Alaska. Chris was a very smart and an idiot all at once. His trip to Alaska proved to be fatal He visited Alaska in order to find out who he truly is he had no real identity. I do admire him for the courage he had to embark on a journey like this. I believe Chris is not crazy at all. He isn’t crazy since he knew exactly what he can get into. He was filled…

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    10:00 PM: And he fell the look on his face was a look of pure terror. His friends were yelling for him with no response, all they could hear was screaming. Mike was extremely terrified. 7:00 AM: Jack and his friends headed off to school on their bikes, “Ahh this is so stupid, I hate school!” Jack said “Yeah but we got to do it and we're almost done with it anyway.” Said Mike “Ha no we're not we still have three years to go dude!” said Sam “Hey at least we're closer than we were in middle…

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    Today, we scanned what will be covered in the model Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Inclusion (Disability Studies). This module will be explored historically, socially, culturally, politically, legally, globally and lastly educational perspectives. Does language matter, the difference of opinions and labels? Intrinsic to all of this was the big question "What is Inclusion?" A class discussion covered a lot of topics but for me, the most meaningful aspect was around the area of language and…

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    Cheryl Strayed's Journey

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    There are times that people feel the need to have a transformation in their life. They could be feeling disorienting, in pain and it could be difficult to manage. Cheryl Strayed had an empty soul she felt devastated from all she had experience in her life. She was seeking for an opportunity to self discover her soul and have a renewal in her life which lead to a transformation. Cheryl Strayed’s physical and spiritual life begins to change when she takes the journey to the Pacific Crest Trail.…

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    religious beliefs. From beginning to end there are clear points where Wilson shows very distinctive tone and harsh point of views. Another quote from Wilson that comes across as having a blunt tone is found on page 80, “Yet we are chemosensory idiots.” The term idiot, in today 's society at least, is a very frowned upon word that has been moved into the derogatory section of language. It may be the fact that Wilson was 85 when he wrote this book or simply he is a very opinionated man that has…

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