It Must Have Been Love

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    “Sex, lies, and conversation” by Deborah Tannen. The results of the research of why men and women don’t communicate well, and how that has been leading to 50 percent divorce rate. No doubt that the communication must be because men and women have been raised differently as a child. In fact, in a conversation men jump from topic to topic. Nevertheless, men love silent attention, but women expect as least a mm, uhuh during a conversation. But women talk only about one thing at a time. To be sure…

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    Love: an aspect of life both complex and simple, both mysterious and apparent, both evasive and accessible. Great thinkers have mused over this concept, its different forms and effects, for centuries. Many ask the question of love's role in happiness: is it truly necessary? Both Plato and Aristotle argue the importance of love in attaining true contentment. However, the different forms they describe carry different connotations and different levels of influence on life. In Aristotle's…

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    coupons in there as long as they fit. Sometimes I will even carry a purse that has all the same things and more. The extra things in my purse would be hand sanitizer, lotion, an extra hair tie, and chapstick. In my wallet, that I carry with me when I have my purse, is a picture of my sister Skylar and I from…

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    Love knows no limitations; Neither should Blacks: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Through The Eyes Of Love Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn presents perhaps the most influential moral dilemma of the 19th century. It explores slavery and its effects through the eyes of a young boy with a sharp moral compass. Throughout the novel, Huck must face slavery in its red eyes, while trying to discover himself, and the thing we call civilization. Huck must go against everything he has…

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    more like enemeies than family or friends when it comes to our relationship with God. Tonight we will dive into our identity as members of the Christian family. We also will see why having ourselves rooted in that identity gives us both the command to love those outside of that family, and the power to correctly do so. In Pastor Timmothy Keller 's book, the meaning of Marriage, Pastor Keller says "Christian hope turns the church into something far more profound than a club or interest…

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    Compared to the “free love” nowadays, people of the mid-century are more concerned about matching on social class. If you couldn’t support your life, couldn’t own a place to live, couldn't keep life security at a certain level, then “love” is meaningless. In novel Pride and Prejudice, class systems controlled the quality of life.In the society, people have been divided into different groups, like level one class was decided at decides which lifestyle they belong too. People from the lower part…

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    People from different times and cultures have fallen in love, but during the Medieval era love has been documented and passed on from generations to generations through music, arts, poetry, etc. From the late 11th to the late 13th century, the concept of love was new and became a popular topic of poetry and music. The troubadours were the inventors of the courtly love (or fin ‘amor in Occitan) which is an art of conversation and composing lyrical poetry and music. Troubadour lyric plays with…

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    Machiavelli's The Prince

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    are several guidelines that a ruler must follow in order to achieve success. A ruler must be willing to do anything possible to ensure that the state survives, while maintaining his reputation. A ruler can not be inclined to be moral, as doing so would endanger the state and the people. He must not be loved, but rather feared to maintain power and have the respect of his people. Force must be used to restore discipline, order and well-being. A ruler must never be cruel to the people, but…

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    Synthesis Don Pedro believes strongly in love and marriage, and he himself is single. Then there is Benedict who is the polar opposite, but also single. It makes sense why most of the soldiers want marriage and love after witnessing pain during the war. And yet Benedict preservers and is clearly the odd goat out from the group. Which is ironic because Beatrice is the odd woman out too. They share a lot common, maybe the most in common out of all the characters, and yet they cannot stand to be…

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    From Merriam-Webster’s dictionary, feminism is defined as “the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities.” Throughout history, feminism has existed and along with it, so has many different theories offering different guiding principles and politics for how to act in the world (Bromley, 2012). As time progresses, different social and political reforms emerge and with that, so does the reorganization of feminist theories. During the early 1960s, a new wave of feminism…

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