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    After reading both of these passages i hold a strong position on passage number one "helping children play creatively". I encorage children out there to play using their imagination. Having fun with what there is available,making good use of the everyday items they see around the house or yard. Although organized activities can be fun i dont think they have the same impact on a child development. With organized activities some children grow up to think its okay to miss a day or two of an…

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    This essay will aim to discuss René Descartes arguments on the first philosophy, by looking at his Meditations on First Philosophy, published in 1641. A summary of Descartes’ arguments will be given by focussing on the first, second, fourth and sixth meditations. Thereafter I will state whether or not I found Descartes’ argument convincing or not. In the first meditation, Descartes states what one might doubt. He starts his argument with that of dreams, and the objection thereof. Descartes…

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    Throughout Shakespeare’s Macbeth, readers are given insight into the importance that imagination has on the Scottish general’s ambition and motivation to become King of Scotland. Macbeth allows himself to become consumed by the mental images and visions that serve to further amplify his desire to commit murder and gain a hold of the throne. These paranormal occasions include that of a vision of a bloody dagger, the ghost of a bloody Banquo, and most importantly, the prophecies of three witches.…

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    In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” James Thurber uses setting to contrast the protagonist’s thoughts, imagination, and feelings with his actual real life. To start with, the setting that is happening in Walter’s real life is pretty banal and uninteresting, “His wife would be through at the hairdresser’s in fifteen minutes … She didn’t like to get to the hotel first; she would want him to be there waiting for her as usual. He found a big leather chair in the lobby, facing the window, and he…

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    the best way possible. In “Davita’s Harp” by Chaim Potock there are many characters, which exemplify positive characteristics. Ilana Davita is one of these characters. She is a good role model because she is independent and because she uses her imagination to cope with difficult events that take place in her life. These qualities make her a good role model because they demonstrate mental toughness. Ilana Davita is characterized as an independent person. Curiosity about religion leads her to…

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    John Keats, born October 31, 1795, is one of the most celebrated poets of the English Romantic Age. Although he was only twenty-five when he died of tuberculosis, Keats remains one of the best-known poets of his generation. He wrote many famous poems and sonnets, so it is very unfortunate that he died before producing additional impressive works. Although he used innovative and non-traditional styles for many of his sonnets, much of his work revolves around themes associated with the Romantic…

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    elements. Epics, like The Mwindo Epic, echo the foundation of Congolese culture form which thereafter conflict has arisen from. The modern-day Congolese imagination, formed by this ancient epic, is permeated with the historic conflicts of the recent past. The mysticism of The Mwindo Epic has left a noticeable impact on the current Congolese imagination. One area that mystical…

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    done before. In its most pure form, creativity represents imagination. Imagination is described as the faculty or action of forming new ideas, images or concepts of external objects not present to the human senses [dictionary.com] of sight, taste, touch, hearing and smell. An example of imagination would be a child using his/her perspectives of imagination to create the world, different from our own, in the form of art or literature. Imagination can also be referenced to two ways of knowledge…

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    shaped Transcendentalism in America. I personally do not abide by all themes of Transcendentalism but there are some in which I think are very intuitive. The principles of Transcendentalism that I believe in are: standing up for yourself, using imagination, and the splendor of nature. Being an original person is important in a Transcendentalists eyes. As an individual you have the right to shape your own character and not be influenced by someone else. Anyone can express their own thoughts and…

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    Emotion One of the many questions always asked in life is, why am I feeling this way? Ask any child about emotion and the reasons why we feel the way we do, And you'll get some crazy answer and loads of imagination. Think about what it would be like if the imagination and emotion came together into one monster. The lessons that could be taught, the stories that could be learned are amazing and wonderful. I have discovered a story that talks about exactly this. This novel has changed my look on…

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