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    a commodity. His idea regarding the ownership of knowledge or idea that became a substantial change from the ways of knowledge that was regarded from the past or earlier generations and the modernity period. Hannah Arendt’s themes are: the theory of political…

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    Modern life can be described to originate from the process of modernity. In its broader aspect, modernity arises as a topic in both humanities and natural sciences. Modern era, as well as some socio-cultural norms and practices that took place during early Renaissance, are some of the ideas surrounding modernity. The term defines a generation with its unique technological innovation, political structures, and socioeconomics. The society advances in knowledge to surpass its predecessors.…

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    that particular chapter of his book was that modernity often forgets the black voices. Modernity asks, “What to do with the Negro?” However, it does not allow blacks to answer that question. Even though DuBois was highly capable of revealing what he thought about the “Negro problem,” he uses the novel to express it. He chiefly uses Zora to characterize the experience that DuBois believed African Americans should go through as they expressed modernity. His use of a dominant female as a chief…

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    Lucy’s sickness brought many to her, none of whom could find the reason for it. At the cause of modernity, those around her could not fathom a creature, such as Dracula, would exist, let alone be the cause of her problems. Through her death, she, in turn, brings the death of Dracula and demolishes the ways of modernity of those around her. With the weakening of Lucy, Dr. Seward comes to tend to her and with his knowledge finds no causes for her illness. Van Helsing then comes to England to…

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    In Olson 126) is accredited to Modernity. Frederick Schleiermacher, considered to be the first liberal theologian recognized that many of the authoritative and dogmatic perspectives of Orthodox Christianity were out of place in post Enlightenment society and he set about to introduce changes. Schleiermacher, reconstructed Christian doctrines to ensure their compatibility with Modernity, “distinguishing piety and religion from science and morality…” (Olson…

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    my precepts, at least by my example, how dangerous is the acquirement of knowledge, and how much happier that man is who believes his native town to be the world, than he who aspires to become greater than his nature will allow.” Another form of modernity that we discussed throughout this class is…

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    Germany, showing a different representation of the political views. The importance of Nazism that was highlighted repeatedly shows the idea of a mass culture important to modernity. Triumph of the Will embraces this modernity by showing Germany’s nationalism and formalization of bureaucracies. Triumph of the Will expresses modernity through beliefs…

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    Appearing at a moment when the study of modernity has come to challenge the reified separation of text and society, this major work can be read as an engagement with modernity through its impact on the negotiation of an individual identity. I have taken up such concepts as they are represented in the works of the author Junichirō Tanizaki. Through examining two of Tanizaki’s defining novels, Naomi and Some Prefer Nettles, my critical response aims to critically evaluate Tanizaki’s literary…

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    Christian religious tradition (or Christianity) has long been thought of as a set of dogmas, sacraments and moral attitudes linked with a belief and reverence in God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit as captured in the stores of the Bible. Within Biblical gospels one find descriptions of the many miracles Jesus Christ bestowed upon mankind, stories that became fundamental to Christian belief, where the faithful profess to the genuine nature of these stories as factual truths. Given the…

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    the past and the present existed within gothic novels as a way of expressing concerns over modernity and the rapidly changing culture. Most importantly, the tension between the past and present consistently reappears through the plot, setting and representations of characters because of the ever-present change in society.…

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