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    This aggression is the actual performing of death instinct that leads to the real death. Nevertheless, aggression be able to repress with a defense mechanism that our unconsciousness builds to reduce the destructive impact toward our life. Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath are great poets which written thousands…

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    humans are special and the only beings with properties of mind and body, Descartes still fails to supply a sufficient reason as to how the mind and the body could not be connected in response to Princess Elisabeth. When instincts and the ability to decide how to act upon instinct is put into light, there are some reasonable concerns, however, empirical evidence through observation and experimentation give us good reason to consider Descartes’ response…

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    Remember when your first grade teacher said “Always help yourself before others ?” What if that was just a way to cover up the true instincts of humans, selfishness. As caring and considerate as we might look on a day to day basis, in struggle for survival the fastest to bring out their inner instincts win out at the expense of their rivals. Elie Wiesel, in his famous memoir Night showcases the true nature of humans with the character Elie. As we follow Elie through traumatising events during…

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    Virgil is an allegory, literally they are two men who journey through hell and purgatory together, but metaphorically, they represent the connection between intellect and instinct. They display throughout the story how you must have both, and must use both wisely. You must have intellect to teach instinct, and must have instinct to keep intellect under…

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    by Nietzsche in this. “Jewish instinct” is here transformed to “xxx instinct”, that is the rol of beliefs that makes the conduct automatized following the xxx religion, and in the case xxx = “jewish,” but may be “christian,” “buddhist” and so on. Thus, Christianity remains similar to Judaism. In conclusion, Nietzsche believes that someone took possession of the event “Christ” to manipulate its consequences, to obtain Christian instinct to be similar to Jewish instinct and that this act means the…

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    of Survival Instincts in Surviving Society Heavy breathing and a rapid heart rate, ready to run or, perhaps, attack, like a wild animal. Only, humans don’t need to be raised in the wilderness to act in such a manner. After all, when society places pressure on its population, the more prevalent survival-like traits become, which show up in the form of fear, greed and violence. When people are placed in difficult situations they retreat and stop thinking rationally, letting their instincts take…

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    inborn instincts that make you barbaric. “The element of truth behind all this… is that men are not gentle…

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    better understanding of literary works. Therefore, whether or not Freud’s theories are absolute or undeniably true, they provide a basis for connecting to the innermost part of an individual or the unconscious and in relation to literature, induce instincts, desires, fears and conflicts held in the unconscious and transfer them to the conscious. According to Freud’s theories, the mind functions unconsciously as well as consciously. Each is depicted…

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    What Enables Humans To Survive Horrific Conditions Or Events What kept us together through 9/11? What pushed Aron Ralston to move forward after he was trapped? What did people rely on after the Boston marathon bombing? The answer is hope. Hope is what brought us together after the events of 9/11, and hope is what Aron ralston used to push through the conditions he was in. The victims of the Boston bombing hoped for the recovery of the wounded and the capture of the terrorist. Hope is one of…

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    One example of irony is when London allows the dog to survive while relying on instinct and letting the man die when he relied on judgment. The dog uses his instincts to survive and continues to search for other fire providers (135); by doing so, London highlights the fact that sometimes one must rely on instinct instead of man’s clouded judgment. It is ironic in the beginning because the man is overflowing with arrogance and chose not to take…

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