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    literary inquisition? Historian Wu Han's a "Hai Rui Dismissed from Office" is the Cultural Revolution fuse. As a novel, a play, a movie and convicted of writers, actors, almost endless, and now people actually have forgotten.such as "red river mountain dew",it is a novel about the revolutionary struggle of shaanxi, but this author, cadres, and even ordinary people, thousands of people into unjust verdict.In Cultural Revolution,there are many literary works like this. But in the literary…

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    “The Pit and the Pendulum” is a daring short story by Edgar Allan Poe. “The Pit and the Pendulum” is about a man who is captured by the Spanish Inquisition and thrown into one of their toughest prisons. There is little detail given of why the narrator is in this prison and the name of the narrator is another detail left unanswered. None the less there is an incredible amount of detail given in the story and each of these details culminate to form an amazing story of escape. This story is…

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    include, Teresa of Avila, John of the Cross, Francis de Sales, Philip Neri, and Ignatius of Loyola. The fourth and final objective deliberated on was the political aspect. One of the most considerable political occasion was the Roman Inquisition. The Roman Inquisition was a organization of justice by the Holy See who were subject to prosecuting human beings incriminated with a variety of crimes complementary to, blaspheming, immorality, heresy, sorcery, witchcraft, and judaizing(Important…

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    leaders to rule on doctrines criticized by the protestants were the council would condemn heresy and heretics and attempt to eliminate the sales of indulgences. This act upset the Roman catholic church and lead to the launching of the inquisition. Prior to the inquisition religious wars circulated and protestantism was persecuted in Italy, Spain, and France. Leading up to that, the church decided to extend the renaissance by starting the baroque period. The church started a policy for…

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    Don Quijote Analysis

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    should be considered the greatest knight amongst them. In this quote, he is also comparing his deeds to the deeds of three Jews, three pagans, and three Christians. This is important as a religious reference because during this time the Spanish Inquisition was taking place. Don Quijote is showing how his strict adherence to the Catholic Faith has enabled him the power to determine right from wrong, which makes his deeds all the more glorious. Cervantes uses this to illustrate one of the…

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    instance of macabre in this story is when he kills his wife, in a dark way. Macabre is in “Pit and the Pendulum” also. The narrator didn’t die in this story, but he was supposed to die a gruesome death. He mentions the “horrors of Toledo”, and how the Inquisition focused around torture. In “Fall of the House of Usher”, Roderick’s sister was thought to have died of a mysterious illness, and is buried alive. She then comes back from her grave, goes to the room where Roderick is. She falls unto him…

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    Marranos so it was clear who was who. Even though many Jews decided to convert, there was suspicion that many were still in fact practicing Judaism. Christian authorities still didn’t think that Marranos were trustworthy so the Spanish Inquisition was imposed. This inquisition which ultimately led to the expulsion forced the re-location of Jews to across Europe and Asia which left many Jews relocated to bordering countries which included more Muslim oriented countries Ottoman Empire at the time.…

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    The last class of magic was Demonic magic. The use of demonic magic was strictly prohibited by the Church. Demonic magic is the calling on demons to perform the task you wish to perform. There are many different sub classes of demonic magic such as fortune tellers, sorcery, pagans, astrology, and necromancers. There are many other sub classes. Demonic magic was considered to be witchcraft. There was a difference in evil perpetrated by demons and evil perpetrated by humans. The devil and his…

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    Abstract First Responders often face life and death situations. The public expectation is that when they arrive on scene these men and women will be able to take quick action and resolve the issue at hand. More often than not First Responders are armed with little or no information prior to arriving at a scene. Once there they take fast and reasonable steps to control the situation. However, the public sometimes do not understand the outcome of such calls. The reality is that a person might die…

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    Historical movies of specific events in time have always fascinated the audience in the motion picture industry. To the Chariot race portrayed by Charlton Heston in Ben-Hur, to the famous World War II speech by George C. Scott in Patton, these movies were iconic at the time and portrayed real life events in history. Never in U.S cinema history had there been a parody of historical events, until the ingenious director named Mel Brooks made a movie called History of the World Part I. Brilliant,…

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