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    As I reflect on aspects of my life that are meaningful and valuable to me, I begin to feel a sense of comfort. Considering individuals tend hold their values in high regard, that comfort makes sense. Also, these values tend to be qualities I expect out of myself, others, and my community. Values shape the dreams we have for ourselves, and give us a sense of the person we aspire to be. Additionally, my values and past memories have shaped my desire to become a counselor. FREEDOM Freedom is a…

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    Sailing to Byzantine by William Butler is a complex poem with a lot of hidden meaning. Upon first reading the poem I was very confused, I couldn’t seem to understand what the author was portraying. After going through line by line, however, I found this poem to be interesting and intriguing. Through the way, the author utilizes the poems unusual setting, metaphors, and the mood or tone to point to the overall theme and meaning of the poem. This piece of literature from the first line begins to…

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    The true meaning of success goes beyond the actual definition of success (Mueller). Success is something that all people aspire to accomplish in their lives. Numerous individuals fail to comprehend the true argument of success (Burch). When talking about success it can vary on the type of person, as well as the outlook of the person. We all crave success in addition to what comes with it (Burch). Certain people consider success as an accomplishment, such as being happily married and having a…

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    context, we were not children or teenagers, especially me, I am a grown up and assume the girl was old enough to have some sense of maturity. Certainly it was an unwanted behavior but I do not think her comments had a deep impact on me. Still, this meaning was too harsh for me to digest and applied to my…

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    The meaning of literacy is that you can connect to something through proper reading and writing. This meaning does not remain the same throughout a person’s life. In today’s society being a literate person is extremely important. From getting a job or going to the grocery store, a person is required to be literate to some point, allowing them to communicate properly. Though all parts of my childhood and young adulthood have been connected to literacy and sometimes I didn’t realize the connection…

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    combining personal experiences with general empathy. The poems these poets create invoke subjective feelings within those who experience them, causing the interpreted meaning of the poems to be largely subjective. An individual’s opinion on a work of literature can only be justified through the means of a critical analysis. The meaning in Amiri Baraka’s poem, “ Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note,” is established through the use of symbolism, personification, and juxtaposition. “Preface to…

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    Activity/Experience context: A. Discover the verbs and rhyming words in the text: For student to gain understanding the meaning of the verbs and extend their knowledge about rhymes. Reinforce students learning by rhyme games and worksheet exercise. 1. Pointing to the words and read the story with class. Ask student to act the verbs out when the read through them. 2. On the board, compare the pairs of words that are used to describe Mr McGee 's movements, discuss the similarity and difference…

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    Some of the things are bold and larger print, but others are just normal size. Whenever the print is larger and bolder the meaning of the text really grabs your attention. In the ad it says “If he’s coming to play with Jack, I have to Just ASK, and do you have a weapon in your home?” has a meaning that comes out by the text being larger and bolder. So many kids have died from finding their parent’s gun. “50 a day, 351 a week, and 18,270 a year die from a gun”…

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    her life a good and happy life, and everyone has the control to make that life possible. Aristotle believed the good life is one which thrives and that individuals live happily and opportunely. Socrates was another philosopher that contributed in the argument on the good life and how it should be achieved. According to Socrates, the good life is one that is not materialistic but rather about the mind of an individual. He argued that an individual with a healthy mind tends to live the good life…

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    Virtue Happiness

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    εὐδαιμονία differ from the modern notion of happiness? The Greek word used by Aristotle in Nicomachean Ethics for “happiness” is εὐδαιμονία. The translation, “happiness,” can be misleading, because etymologically, it is made up of εὖ and δαίμων, meaning, “well, good” and “divinity, fortune,” respectively. So, εὐδαιμονία literally means, “having a good fortune,” or “having a good divinity.” The latter points to something like having a divine being guiding our steps and showing us the right way,…

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