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    of the church the premodern witch was considered an “evil” doer of magic. Modern authors such as Ronald Hutton and Meagan Bolds have formed pieces of literature giving definitions of a witch in the twenty-first century. Over time the ideals for a witch have shifted from a more evil nature to a more natural disposition. As of twenty-sixteen, the definition of a witch has altered to: a person, male or female, that practices magic…

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    scholars of middle ages, magic can only be conducted with support of demons, that’s why witchcraft was considered work of devil. According to book witch-hunt in early modern Europe by Brian P. Levack, when Europeans mentioned word ‘witchcraft’, they were referring to two types of…

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    imagination or hallucination, situated outside the realm of reality. However, to Shakespeare and his audience the actuality of the supernatural was very real. Fairies would roam the countryside; any neighbour could be a witch or mage and the practice of magic could be learned from books like any other academic subject. In William Shakespeare’s Macbeth , Banquo and Macbeth stumble upon the Weird Sisters, who make mystic prophecies of the pair’s future. In The Tempest , the mage Prospero conjures…

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    witches or witchcraft exists and they are not all black pointy hats and broom sticks. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries in Europe, witch hunts originated. The witch hunts had goals to persecute the witches who practiced dark or black magic. The magic they practiced was known to worship the Devil and harm Christian belief. Witches were stereotypically known to be women. The common belief was that women…

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    Would the Residents of Bacon’s Bensalem Approve of Faustus’s Reasons to Study Magic? In Francis Bacon’s New Atlantis, and Christopher Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus there is a clear disagreement between the morals and values of Faustus and the people of New Atlantis. Both books display what knowledge means to the specific characters. While the residents of Bensalem value knowledge very highly and believe in improving it, Faustus seems more interested in what he can get out of it, and how to he can…

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    that science began to take form because it broke away from everyday culture. This case exemplifies this statement because all the signs pointed to witchcraft. The testimonies and the evidence all suggested that Margarita’s illness was caused by dark magic. However, the Inquisition ruled that witchcraft could not be proven as the cause of her illness and the case was dropped. This ruling shows us that signs can be misleading. The Inquisition knew that her illness could be the result of either…

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    From the time of Tituba’s black magic in The Crucible to that of Madison Montgomery and her coven’s seven wonders in American Horror Story(AHS): Coven, the portrayal of witches has changed significantly. Generalized forms of witches exist on televised entertainment, such as wearing flowing dresses or flying around on broomsticks doing all sorts of evil. Exploring the many types will help to dispel any kind of stereotype whether positive or negative. The portrayal of witches differ from culture…

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    So? I rented it, but soon found out that there was no door! Can you imagine a house with no door? So, I used my magic to put Rapunzel on top of the tower, and because she had really long hair, I used to climb up to get in. You would think that I could use magic to go up, but if I have to use magic on myself, I’d have to point the wand towards me, and it might end up backwards or upside down, so I didn’t really want to take the risk. Owww! Sorry, it’s just my back; it…

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    the basic point of this whole poem, the author did a great job of sliding into the topic fairly early. Telling at the introduction that the poem is dedicated towards the bully, Teresa, and explaining the situation of the school and setting. Everything in sense of setting up and having the poem be in order was done greatly. The style of Para Teresa was done well in the fact that she stayed in the tone of the first person story teller. The author did a great job of getting her point across in…

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    ERCP Room Reflection

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    On October 30th, 2015, Marc and I were assigned in the ERCP room. When we started the first case, he made a comment that if he knew he was going to be in ERCP that morning, he would not come to work, because he hates working in ERCP for its uncomfortably hot setting etc... I then tried to change the conversation to a more positive discussion by telling him I did ask Mandy to assign me to work with him instead of Leanne since I am in the process of relearning some of the skills and I will not be…

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