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    Essay On Ethical Dilemmas

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    Benchmark - Ethical Dilemmas Sometimes people in this world experience very traumatic experiences that lead them to suffering and pain in the physical world which could result in suffering pain or being paralyzed just in the case of Joni who was so full of life until she fractured her vertebrae in a horrifying accident swimming with friends. This left her being a quadriplegic and she went into depression even thinking about suicide. In this case, we will review the Christian worldview on…

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    Sleep Paralysis Analysis

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    The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of Sleep paralysis is a medical condition that affects thousands, if not millions, of people every day. It is defined as “a temporary inability to move or speak that occurs when you’re waking up or falling asleep” (NHS). Due to minute personal experiences with the subject, Rodney Ascher became fascinated with the innerworkings of sleep paralysis. This obsession led to the creation of his critically acclaimed documentary, The Nightmare, in 2015. The Nightmare is…

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    After Bart and Hank were in a severe car accident, they both suffered from different kinds of amnesia. Even though they both now have amnesia, they have different types of amnesia. There are two different types of amnesia that a person can have. These are retrograde amnesia and anterograde amnesia. The difference between the two types of amnesia that Bart and Hank have, is whether or not they have the loss of memory for events before or after the start of their amnesia. Because of Bart’s…

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    Paola Macias’s He Hit Me But It Felt Like True Love (2017) is an embossing with pigments print which consists of fourteen paper panels and seven questions or statements. Each one of these sentences is placed in a panel therefore, each of the sentences repeat. This works subject is as the title suggests, related to both physical and psychological abuse. Making the mood of the work somewhat somber. But also giving it a lot of relevance in todays society.…

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    Ulysses Hill Ms.Louk Petey 27 June 2017 Petey The Not So Idiotic Idiot Petey is a book about a boy named Petey Corbin which was written by Ben Mikaelson. Who was born in 1920 with cerebral palsy and at two years old he was sent to a mental institution and labeled an idiot even though he is quite intelligent. And even though he labeled an idiot he eventually created friendships with the people who realized that he is more than he seems but with every friendship the person eventually…

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    of mental trauma through memory in this ridiculously incoherent but incredibly interesting essay. The development of the ideas of a traumatic memory comes from surgical sources from the late 1800s to Young’s own essay about post-traumatic stress disorder in 1995. This wide range of documents hides the fact that they are mostly researchers situated in the West, not to mention the obvious possibility of Eurocentric thought combined with andocentrism. Young also hints that his essay is focused on…

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    Power can mean many different things to many different people. Some people use the power they have in positive ways and some people use it in negative ways. In an article regarding power by van Vugt, he discusses five ways having power can be negative (van Vught, 2013). Those five ways are power makes you selfish, it makes a person lack empathy, makes a person overconfident, other people do not like a person when they have power, and power could make a person die young (van Vught, 2013). However…

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    Pleasure Unwoven Analysis

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    The documentary titled “Pleasure Unwoven: A Personal Journey About Addiction” was an interesting look at the theories behind addiction that classify addiction as a disease and the previous theories that discredited addiction as a disease. One part of the documentary that I learned the most from was the part that discussed the “choice argument” for addiction. Another part of the documentary that I learned a lot from was their discussion of the biological aspect of addiction and addictions effect…

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    director of the eating disorder centre states “The research, does seem to suggest that mothers who are food- and weight-preoccupied tend to have daughters who are the same.” The media seems to be increasing their attention on this matter, as the advertisements seem to be multiplying at an astounding rate. Social media advertising. Milne confirms this in her article referencing a statistic from the National Eating Disorder Centre in Toronto, stating that “The eating disorder centre says that…

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    The Adoration of Jenna Fox begins with two weeks after 17-year-old Jenna Fox wakes up from a year and a half long coma. She was in a coma because she was in a major car accident. She does not remember anything and her family has tapes for her to watch about her life to see if her memories will come back. She watches her tape called “Year Three/Jenna”. In this tape she learns that she used to live somewhere else besides her current residency in northern California. She then watches the tape of…

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