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    In the novella, The Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad, Marlow recounts his tale of his adventures into the deepest part of the African continent. As a citizen of London, Marlow views Africa as a dark place as it differs from Europe physically and socially. Throughout Marlow’s tale in search of Mr. Kurtz, the author exemplifies the differences between a civilized society that is Europe and the savagery in the deepest parts of Africa. The continents of Europe and Africa are complete opposites.…

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    successful alone, whenever the three crossed paths in Vienna, history was made. Each composer gave a unique quality to classical music that will never be forgotten. Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven had a profound impact on music and what it is today. Joseph Haydn, a composer from Austria, was born in 1732. At the age of eight, Haydn, being recruited into the school’s singing choir, enrolled at St.…

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    Interwar Extremism

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    that needed a way out. They were desperate and in need of something to believe in and each group identified this weakness and took advantage of it. As a child, Joseph stalin was raised into poverty like most peasants. His father was a boot-maker and his mother was a washer. After experiencing that, he promised he would end the poverty. Joseph Stalin eventually pushed for policy to improve Russian society; they needed to fully industrialize. Italy promised to rescue the nation from decadence.…

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    solider named Yossarian. Throughout the novel, different characters and aspects of war are introduced that do not fit the “normal” image of a soldier. This satire conveys characters as being insane, while they are in truth the only sane people there. Joseph Heller redefines the word sanity through his satirical war novel. Yossarian's character embodies the stereotype of mental issues during wartime. The army sees Yossarian as a lunatic -- always pulling crazy antics which do not comply with…

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    accused of Communism, who is not to say that regular citizens won’t be called out next. Subsequently, this had people making very prudent decisions so they would not be tried and/or put into jail for something they might not have even been a part of. Joseph McCarthy can be compared to Abigail Williams in The Crucible; Abigail acts almost like a ring leader in the play, starting the accusations, which begins Mob Hysteria, and continuously makes the situation worse, while the same thing can be…

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    the United States and the Soviet Union were having tensions about who is the better country. The United States focused more on democracy and a free-market economy, while the Soviet Union is ruled by a dictator under their rule. In this time, Senator Joseph McCarthy grabbed this opportunity to make himself famous by accusing people of communism, this era was created known as McCarthyism. At that time, Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible in response to both McCarthyism and the Red Scare to let people…

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    Conversion Therapy

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    Gabriel Arana, a well known journalist that wrote for the Huffington Post, The American Prospect, and currently working as a Senior editor for Mic., recalled his experience with conversion therapy with a well known activist for conversion therapy, Joseph Nicolosi. Arana claim that, “ … while in therapy, I did not feel coerced into believing his theories. Like nuclear fallout, the damage came later, when I realized my sexual orientation would not change. I could have told Nicolosi about my…

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    A piece of work I enjoyed was Joseph Mallard William Turners "Snow Storm-Steam-Boat off a harbour's mouth" in 1842. I feel this piece encompassed what the romanticism era was all about. According to scholars the romanticism style is hard to define. We know for the most part it was a reaction against the enlightenment. We know that the enlightenment was all about realism and rationalism, so the romanticism is more about freedom of expression. It is also important to note that despite its name…

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    during the 1920s (Sattler). He presented how different things needed to change in the Russian government to ensure the country’s successful future in his speech “Lenin’s Testament” (Sattler). During his last testament, Lenin strongly suggested that Joseph Stalin be removed from his position within the Russian Communist Party. In 1924, he succumbed to a massive stroke which led to some major problems within the party (Sattler). In the middle of the conflicts within the…

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    Joseph Lister is a well-known biologist and the reason people survive surgery. He created a way to increase the survival rates for patients after a major surgery. Although it was more time consuming than the original way, it was worth it in the results. Joseph Lister came from an experienced educational background and added a major contribution to the biological society. His inspiration took him a long way and he created a name for himself in the biological community. Although Joseph Lister…

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