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    During the Renaissance, the forgotten Greek and Roman culture was embraced once again. Many invested in education and the arts in hopes of creating a thriving economy (Frey 315). The Elizabethan era came to be when the young Queen Elizabeth I rose to power in 1558. Women in this time period had to meet society’s standards by marrying for power and wealth, or they would be frowned upon by peers and exposed to the accusations of witchcraft (“Elizabethan Women”). They were considered property. To…

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    Perhaps he was wary of being tried for heresy by the cruel Inquisitions of the era or perhaps he actually believed in the Christian version of good and evil, complete with its religious requirements. Dante’s premise for describing good and evil was highly influenced by the medieval religiosity of the time. Dante…

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    I. introduction • hook – Just exactly how saddening was medieval torture? • background – Torture is defined as the sole act of inflicting agony and torment both physically and mentally upon an individual through several different instruments. • thesis – Social Status, gender, and the severity of the crime of the accused greatly influenced how a victim would be tortured during medieval times. • quote – “The sad truth is that most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be either…

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    examples of fear and darkness in the book are “His very presence in the procession was enough to make the scene seem surreal. It was a page torn from a book, a historical novel, perhaps, dealing with the captivity in the Babylon or the Spanish Inquisition (p. 17).” This metaphor describes how hope is leaving the Jews…

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    After examining multiple individuals, Socrates came to the conclusion that those who are socially known to be “wise” are the total opposite, he states, “and so I go my way, obedient to the god, and make inquisition into the wisdom of anyone, whether citizen or stranger, who appears to be wise; and if he is not wise, then in the indication of the oracle I show him that he is not wise” (Socrates, P. 3). Once coming in interaction with the ones who are known…

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    An Analysis In all of human history, no period has been as transformative in terms of political, economic, and social thought than the tumultuous 18th century. During this time, the Frenchman François-Marie Arouet, known commonly by his pen name of ‘Voltaire’, wrote “Candide”. This satirical commentary on the state of affairs around the globe and within France itself has continued to incite debate and discussion on its true nature up to the present day. Two such viewpoints, outlined in “Jews…

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    Poe Paper Edgar Allan Poe was widely known as one of the best authors of the Dark Romantics era. The dark and creepy characteristics of his stories and poems presented the characters as sinful in his works and looked into the dark side of the mind. Poe’s works are influential today as they are studied all over the world and used as the basis for the subgenre of the Dark Romantics and what the era of stories and poems really represented. Not only Edgar Allan Poe, but Nathaniel Hawthorne, and…

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    futures I envision that fill me with absolute dread. I want to dream of a sustainable planet where humanity's greatest problems have been solved; not have nightmares of our extinction. In these technologies you see promises of both. In Dragon Age: Inquisition the character Vivienne says to the Herald of Andraste, "Magic is dangerous, just as fire is dangerous. Anyone who forgets this truth gets burned." In a world where the science of today appears as magic to older generations, we need to have…

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    In a first generation American household, originally from Italy, family dinner is more than a custom. It is a lifestyle. At six o’clock, every night, dinner is placed on the table, the children descend from upstairs, and are expected to sit down, and enjoy dinner all together. When food was not tasted, no matter how healthy it was, or exotic it sounded, a child could not excuse themselves from the table. The motto was, “Don’t knock it before you try it.” This open mindedness stems from the food…

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    Fallacies in the Medias Spotlight Throughout the prudence of the united states of American there have been many statements made that were not true or untrue. These statements are referred to as fallacies statement. Fallacies are defects that weaken arguments. Making assumptions about a group based on a sample that is inadequate. An example of this are Martians living on surface mars so it is reasonable to say there are Martians. If you don’t vote for this candidate, you must be a Communist. A…

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