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    The short stories, “Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street” by Herman Melville and “The Metamorphosis” by Franz Kafka, exemplifies the ideology that a man’s importance is directly equal to their usefulness in society. In “Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street,” Bartleby is described through the perspective of his employer who becomes exasperated by the overtly mysterious scrivener. In “The Metamorphosis,” Gregor Samsa finds himself transformed into a cockroach and cannot…

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    What is human identity; is it a characteristic defined by humanism, interpreted into arbitrary degrees of humanity or rather is it the manifestation, or possession of a soul, of divinity? If such defines our identity, then is being human an inherited genetic attribute or is it a state we achieve through rationality derived from knowledge and wisdom? Identity, however, is not always stable; it can be interpreted as a dynamic balance between humanity’s divine and animalistic personas – a debate of…

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    arise and demand to clean the campuses of ideas, words and actions that may (in any way) give an offense or cause discomfort to some individuals. In such manner, these classical pieces of literature as “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald or “Metamorphoses” by Ovid must now possess a so-called “warning labels” as reflected through the opinions of these students’ movement that depicts physical abuse and depravity. Moreover, the teaching staffs are not safe either; if the lecture contains…

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    is a drawing designed by Benjamin West in the year 1768. He spent most of his time designing paintings such as this while in London. Description Venus Lamenting, the death of Adonis, is a drawing about Adonis, a mortal youth, as from the Ovid Metamorphoses. Venus was a mythological goddess who fell in love with him. They used to spend most of their time together hunting wild animals. He was slain while hunting and lay down on the ground until Venus descended from the sky to moan over the body.…

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    character was originally named "the Bat-Man," the character is also referred to by such epithets as the "Caped Crusader", the "Dark Knight", and the "World 's Greatest Detective". Since his debut in the mid-1940s, the character of batman has undergone metamorphoses from a bright hero into a dark, vigilante, anti-hero. This metamorphosis can be exemplified by the comic book that started…

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    The Metamorphosis is a Novella about a man, Gregor Samsa, who wakes up one morning and realized that he has been transformed from a human being to an oversized bug. Gregor is confused and unsure of what had happened to him but he decided to deal with it and learn how to live with his new body. Throughout the whole book Gregor tried to continue to have relationship with his family but after a few weeks he only became burden on them and not being able to have that relationship with them weighted…

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    The operation of economic and technological development revolutionize western civilization around 1500 centuries which unhurriedly metamorphose Europe into the commercial and military leader in world . One main reason for this growth in Europe in 1500 was because of continent’s pluralism. The rise of western civilization continuity around pre 1500 and post 1500 , western civilization characteristics that helped it grow were factor such culture , religion geography and european state system.…

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    He asserts that the current state is a layer of Zarathustra’s great dragon metaphor, which is an overarching dimension of the three metamorphoses. The notion of the great dragon represents the human creation of societal precedents such as rules, laws, values, and institutions that have been around long enough to procure the “thou shalt” status. “Thou shalt” represents the continuous existence…

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    Throughout history, the inequitably of women in relation men has been a sensitive topic of debate. In an effort to safely accentuate their views upon the public, authors have taken to their writings as a means of influence. In T.S. Eliot’s The Wasteland, each woman in the poem must make a decision whether to challenge the authority of her male oppressor or quietly conduct a life in accordance to man’s expectations. Either option ultimately results in confinement and abuse. On the other hand, The…

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    to call home next year. Right now I am Muskegon Community College making the best out of every opportunity I have. I joined The Muskegon Community college television station and joined the theater production where I earned sixth man in the play “Metamorphose.” By taking on these new experiences I will be ready to attend Adrian College in the fall of…

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