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    would never be accepted to such a program. Through the help of a third party individual Vincent, the leading character of Gattaca is able to meet Jerome, a valid who was paralyzed in an accident. With the help of Jerome, Vincent is able to use his DNA to become an employee of Gattaca Aerospace Corporation. After being hired Vincent, masquerading as Jerome was able to advance the ranks and be selected for the next space mission, a trip to Mars. In the world of Gattaca those born using genetic…

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    Gattaca Transcendentalism

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    characters maintained as Jerome was unable to cope healthily from his loss and Anton's inability to inflict pain on himself. For example, Michel J Sandel concludes that it is normal for humans to want to strive for “mastery over nature” but the promise of mastery that genetic determinism holds is flawed since it “banishes our appreciation of life as a gift.” Sandel’s argument without a doubt correlates through Jerome’s lack of determinsation that comes from his lack of adversity, “Jerome had…

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    expressing his, like others’ disbelief in the fact that the once strong, once energetic, once prevailing Roman Empire was falling into disrepair. Although much of the piece is centered on shock of the state of Rome and its surrounding cities, St. Jerome credits the few cities that were saved to the Catholic Church. He says, “I cannot speak without tears of Toulouse, which the merits of the holy Bishop Exuperius have prevailed so far to…

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    A debate arose between Jovinian and Jerome concerning abstinence. Jovinian rejected the idea that those who are celibate are holier than those who are not, if they stay true to their baptismal vows. In the 4th century, Augustine developed what became the foundation for modern Christianity…

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    Dr. Tehrany

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    Dr. Armin Tehrany has once again shown his love and support for the movie industry. The second movie Dr. Tehrany is proudly part of called “Thirst Street” is set to have the world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival next month in the US Narrative Competition. For this highly, Dr. Tehrany gladly joins the movie team as one of the executive producers. The “Thirst Street” is an intriguing retro-style psychodrama directed by Nathan Silver, and written by Silver and C. Mason Wells. This…

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    whom was born naturally, without his genes being modified. HIs natural birth causes discrimination towards him and prevents him from working at Gattaca, a space program. He takes Jerome’s identity, who is a nearly perfect genetically modified person. Jerome had an accident, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down, and therefore not fit for desirable work, regardless of his perfect genes. Along the way, he falls for Irene, another genetically modified person, who knows nothing about Vincent,…

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    GATTACA, a movie directed by Andrew Niccol and the main characters are Vincent Freeman and Jerome Morrow, is the world that is run by DNA tests. If someone doesn’t have the correct sequence of DNA format, then they are restricted to what they can do in the workforce. Vincent falsifies his DNA and changes his identity with Jerome, who has perfect DNA to get into an astronomic organization that sends astronauts into outer space. Taking a sperm cell from a male and an egg cell from a female, and…

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    Moreover, while the system does try to manufacture individuals, it cannot completely control their psyche, inspiration and motivation and therefore humanity becomes an undeniable freedom. In Atwood’s novel Gileadean society controls class structure with utmost care and attempts to restrict the powers that spring from an identity, still, the handmaids maintain their own identity and explore their own bodies and minds beyond what their status allows them too. Offreds role as a Handmaid defines her…

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    up to one of the most prestigious positions and how the opportunity to become the first president of the Republic of China. In the article from the Encyclopedia Britannica titled “Yuan Shi-k’ai” whose primary contributor was Jerome Ch’en, and books “Yuan Shih-k’ai” by Jerome Ch’en as well, and “The Presedency of Yuan Shih-k’ai”…

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    The Middle Ground Analysis

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    the other, but never fully-accepting. A statement that proved true when ….. When the Huron tribe was battling a fever that killed everyone it touched, they were desperate for a cure. As the Huron were panicked and worried of imminent death, Father Jerome used the opportunity to exploit the tribe’s fears in order to further spread the faith. Once again, Laforgue questioned what his faith wanted him to…

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