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    Prepare an analysis of Clockwork Orange by identifying how theoretical concepts of crime causation and criminal behavior. This film, to some, is very troubling as the depictions of some behaviors and activities are graphic. The film may be offensive but it must be viewed from an academic perspective. The reality is that there are people who engage in these behaviors on a regular basis and become a part of the everyday professional involvement of criminal justice practitioners. To ignore that…

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    It was straight up the side of a mountain with no end in sight. As I stared up I thought, this is not so bad, but little did I know that the next two miles would be a testament to mind over body. The climb up the mountain began with a forty pound sandbag carry. You had to pull yourself up the hill using roots and small trees. By the time the real climb had started my legs were already cramping. The sun had come out from behind the clouds and I was slowly roasting in the August heat; my mouth…

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    Donald Davidson and John McDowell both present responses to skepticism of the external world. Skepticism of the external world arises from the realization that our perceptions are fallible and that there is no real justification for believing that an external world exists over believing that we are all just in a dream. Davidson presents a coherence theory as a response to skepticism, stating that a belief about the external world, in this case, is most likely true if it is not contradictory with…

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    more money for themselves. Though McDowell sees the other side of the argument in the article “This is why the government should never control the Internet”, in that the economy and the competition is still booming, and that ISP are not trying to pull anything devious on us. Each article makes valid points for both sides of the argument. However, Robert Mcdowell has a more effective argument than Katrina Heuvel because Robert McDowell has stronger appeal to…

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    In the article written by Sam McDowell, After a concussion, its’ unclear when –or if –high school athletes should return to action, McDowell talks about the “next step- the aftermath of the initial diagnosis- that still lacks a precise medical standard.” He includes interviews with recent victims and their families, medical studies, and a possible way forward. McDowell cites recent issues with concussions and informs of recent medical opinions’ and the direction in which to address this…

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    actually makes an impact on professionals today. Banks McDowell explains in his article that due to a consistently growing lapse in moral integrity, caused by market pressure and the growing bureaucratic system in professional work, the increased teaching of professional ethics is in fact futile due to the overwhelming pressure placed on people and business in this system. In this paper I will be evaluating the statement made by Banks McDowell, "Until we deal more forthrightly with the existence…

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    by World Magazine. * I did my research from the book, New Evidence That Demands a Verdict. This book is separated into four parts and I focused on Part 1: The Case for the Bible. Slide 7: * In New Evidence That Demands a Verdict, Josh McDowell expresses his reasoning for the truth in Christianity through his use of evidence. * In Part 1 of his book, he uses archeological evidence and the ancient manuscripts of the now biblical texts, the fulfillment of the prophecies from the…

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    Bull Run Research Paper

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    volunteer army under Brig. Gen. Irvin McDowell marched from Washington DC toward the Confederate army under Gen. Pierre G. T. Beauregard, drawn up behind Bull Run creek west of Centreville. Beauregard's men defended the strategic railroad junction at Manassas, just west of the creek. On July 17th, McDowell sent a small force across Bull Run at Blackburn's Ford to test the Confederate defenses. A brief skirmish ensured, with light casualties and little result. McDowell made plans to attack the…

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    many people?” Matthew tells us it was on the countryside in Galilee. Within almost thirty years of the resurrection, Paul is talking about the 500 witnesses and says that ‘most of them are still alive, and if you don’t believe him you can ask them’ (McDowell). There is one more important reason that proves the resurrection did happen. There would have been “hostile witnesses” during the time of Jesus’ appearance. A hostile witness is defined as a witness who is antagonistic to the party calling…

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    There are multiple interpretations given to the fourth chapter, Self-Consciousness, of Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit. Alexandre Kojève initiated a phenomenon that isolates the fourth chapter being an essay in itself discussing anthropology or social philosophy (Magrì 2016; Pippin 2010). These lectures given by Kojève influenced subsequent thinkers like Merleau-Ponty and Sartre (Schmidt 1979). I am rejecting this kind of reading. This is a radical shift of Hegel’s reading from an…

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