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    They influence the decisions we make, how we see ourselves, the people we meet, and what we focus on. Perception begins when the human brain receive data from all five senses. The mind then processes and applies meaning to sensory information. Viktor Frankl, the author of “Man Search for Meaning” was a Jewish physiatrist who spent three years during world war 3 under unspeakable circumstances under the most notorious Nazi concentration camps. While imprisoned frank realized that he had one…

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    her mother and thus satisfaction (the "response"), the meaning we eventually attribute to this interplay of gestures and responses is hunger. The meanings of things, therefore, are constructed. Meaning is not something that is inherent in our daily lives - it is something that we create in our minds and in our interactions with one another. This has tremendous implications for language as a whole: for example, Derrida noted that the meaning of a word is altered with every single use of that word…

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    Transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th Century; however, his persuasiveness to recognize the good in lives is the reason why his quote about the meaning of success remains relevant in society today. Throughout my various jobs in high school, I have found meaning not in the work itself, but in the people I interact with. In particular, I found meaning in my job at the Salem YMCA. Since the beginning of my job at the YMCA, my friends, family and even coworkers asked why I did not work at my…

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    Out of all the songs t choose from, the one with the most meaning to me is “ Drink a Beer” by Luke Bryan. This song was released in 2013, seventeen years after the singer’s brother passed away. Furthermore, “Drink a Beer” is explaining Bryan’s response to his brother’s death and the actions he took after hearing the news. “Drink a Beer” is a special song to me for two primary reasons. One is the message. Even more so is the artist himself. That being said, both connect with me for the same…

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    Research regarding the use and analysis in two different literary genres has found the archetypal meanings of color in film and fiction, Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic story of A Little Princess and Kenneth Branagh’s magical 2015 film Cinderella. The plot of “A Little Princess,” is familiar: Sara Crewe is a Cinderella figure whose story begins with the loss of her fortune, derived, in part, from diamond mines in India and ends with its restoration. A Little Princess and Cinderella use color…

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    break down the writer’s emotions using rhetoric. In this paper, I will break down the emotions of two authors’ papers and why they are writing these stories. The first paper “Success and Prosperity” is by Bouiyan Chen and the other, “Dog’s Search for Meaning,” is by Rachel Palmer. These stories are both sad, but one shows the emotion of anger heavily, and the other depicts the emotion of caring. In the short story, “Success and Prosperity,” we see characters that have deep emotional values.…

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    anti-mainstream. Nothing more nothing less. Since it bears negative meaning, I mostly think subculture as troublesome. However, Hebdige’s discussion in his book Subculture: the Meaning of Style enriches and for the most part is able to provide a complete overview on what subcultures are. Hebdige’s final remark on subcultures is not quite different from the definition I have at the first place but he gives a more thorough and complete meaning which is derived from his observation and analysis of…

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    adaptable and be hopeful, people have survived many horrendous things because of their attitude. Viktor E. Frankl was a victim of the Holocaust, but he survived thanks to luck and his attitude. The main theme of his popular memoir Man’s Search for Meaning is that you have the freedom to control your attitude to any given situation, and if you choose the right attitude it can lead you to a more successful life. I believe that anyone can take something from his memoir and apply it to their own…

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    school English class to title a series of articles and images, it really only comes down to a few meanings. One of these would be in reference to graduating and heading off to college. This period is almost the biggest case of “get your life in order” that one could have in their time here, and considering some of the articles are specifically about college it's pretty clear that’s at least one of the meanings behind the title. The title “Life Almost Straight” connects almost directly to the…

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    A name is not just an ordinary word; in fact, it is one that holds a deeper and powerful meaning, which is why writers take a great deal of time to construct the “perfect” name. A character’s name, which is so important to the formation of a novel, possesses strength to control the flow of a story and offers an insight into the truth about a character. It can identify the personality, appearance, and behaviors of a character. In some instances, such as The Scarlet Letter, a name can foreshadow…

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