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    In Eileen J. Suarez Findlay’s work, Imposing Decency: The Politics of Sexuality and Race in Puerto Rico, 1870-1920, Findlay offers a nuanced and compassionate discussion of the relationships between people of Puerto Rico and the meanings inscribed upon those relationships. Findlay is able to achieve this through her use of a wide range of types of sources, her careful insistence on breaking apart binaries, and her use of “discourse” in her methodology and analysis, which allows for a rich look…

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    The Essence of Evil(New title Needed) In both Phaedo and Nicomachean Ethics, philosophers, Plato and Aristotle, respectively, are concerned with the concept of pleasure and how pleasure ultimately affects their end goals. While Plato is more interested in the negative aspects pleasure can bring into life, Aristotle writes both about the favorable and unfavorable facets of pleasure. To begin my argument, I will first explain Plato’s account of what he deems “the greatest and worst of all evils”…

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    Why reading “great” literature is valuable. Discuss all the reasons I gave in class and which reasons you find the most compelling. Take any 2 works you’ve read an explain how they are good examples of “great” literature. Great literature is a necessary part of being alive. We need literature because it is expression, without it we are just people who can’t express themselves and can hardly communicate. Literature humanizes us by telling us exactly what it means to be human. In CS Lewis’s words…

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    Meaning the patient will have to discover his own meaning of life over time. Frankl begins to break down the various aspects of Logotherapy by explaining of man must have a will to his own meaning. After a research poll was done it showed many people were able to point out something or someone they were living for. Like everything feelings of frustration…

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    I have read, researched, and interviewed several people to find the facts about the culture that my diversity report is about. I have struggled over the right words to say and how to start out my report, then I realized the words are here in my heart. Have you ever wondered about the shade of your skin, the place you grew up, or the accent in your words? What about the makeup of your family, the gender you were born with, the intimate relationships you chose to have or the generation you are…

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    What is Funny? What is funny? What determines when something is funny? What do we gain by laughing? It only occurred to me when I had nothing to do while I was staring out the window of a my mom's car. I tried to puzzle every moment that I could remember the past 18 years of my life that involved me laughing or finding something humorous, even coming up with thoughts and ideas that would make me chuckle. The most unusual event that I could remember vividly was when I was still living in The…

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    Throughout the riveting true story, Into The Wild, Chris McCandless repeatedly demonstrated intense physical and mental characteristics that a majority of Native American Indians had naturally acquired through personal experience. The author, Jon Krakauer, remarkably illustrates many of the harsh realities the Inuit people endured while living through the erratic Alaskan seasons, while contrasting McCandless’ similar experiences that resulted in a fatal tragedy. Although Krakauer is not…

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    Life is full of wonders; there is no doubt about it. Some search all their lives to discover the unknown. This can lead someone hunting in for knowledge that is supposed to be unidentified for a reason; which is why people wonder. Curiosity has its own reason for existing. Although there is a vast difference in content and plot in Paradise Lost by John Milton and Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe, there is a great deal in commonality. The two main characters in both works, Dr. Faustus and…

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    Thought his image and emotion filled work, percy shelley expresses his inner battles and thoughts to his audience through his deep poetry. Shelly had a challenging life from the start.At the age of ten,shelly olef the secutity of his home inorder to pursue diffrent aspects of his life.When this wasnt wnough for him,he deciede to enroll at eton where he was physcaly and mentaly bulied.Percy was out cased for his belifs of atheism,free love,polital radicalism and vegitarianism,becuase his family…

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    Danielle Poole English 101-901 Katie Bickham 27 November 2017 Emasculation An unnamed narrator narrates the novel Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk, this might have been a choice made by Palahniuk to ensure that the readers are actively involved when reading the book, and to develop particular themes. The narrator is creating an alter ego by coping an dealing with an emasculated, self-centered, and materialistic society. Through having to deal with absent fathers, consumerism, and an aimless…

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