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    much more. We seek the assistance of leadership to provide us with security, food, and happiness. But what happens when we leave it up to them to decide for us? In the book Brave New World, the author Aldous Huxley explores the possible answer, which was mainly influenced by the events that were occurring at the time. Brave New World was written in 1931 and published in 1932. During the time that Huxley wrote this book he had experienced many events that were influential to his writing. In the…

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    attracted to the romance of it, and in my studies I learned of New Orleans. At first, I presumed that, today, most of the inhabitants spoke the language but after some research I realized I was wrong. Still, the more I read the more intrigued I became. It was just last July that I took a trip unlike any others I had taken before. My boyfriend of one year took me to Louisiana to discover the historic French Quarter in the famous city of New Orleans, and I was not disappointed. The farthest I…

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    The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster is a page-turner to say the least. The surprising ride Auster delivered covers a range of literary and critical topics. I expected it to more or less follow the expectable twists, turns, and general direction of the genre I believed it to take part in. What I got was something different. It seems to me like in all three trilogies, “City of Glass”, “Ghost”, and the final trilogy “Locked room”. All have a similarity of losing someone. In the first trilogy “City…

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    programmes in New Zealand are activities to attain objectives of health, delivered, run or funded by the Health Ministry, associations, and allied healthcare professionals that are based on the health determinants of the country. Thus, targets to decrease the negative impact of these on the health…

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    was rather the “Normal one” in the new world. Bernard was the “Weird looking one” and John was kind of like Bernard “The different one” “. But sadly the New world turned John crazy. He couldn’t take being their “Little Guinea pig” Anymore. John and Bernard were alike because they both were outsiders in the novel. They both felt like they didn’t belong in a society like that. Lenina on the other hand was very much brainwashed and loved the way they lived in the New World In the Novel Lenina is…

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    Power In Brave New World

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    The many aspects of power within a novel effectively shape how readers interpret the composer’s distinctive message. A close study of Weapon’s Training by Bruce Dawe, Mother Who Gave Me Life by Glen Hardwood and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley would enable readers to understand how effectively the writer has conveyed aspects of power. Knowledge is a form of power that can lead in many paths and at times, control those who desire it. Similarly, the power to dehumanise an individual can result in…

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    The New World Movie Essay

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    Yazid Darawsheh The New World The New World is a historical drama film that takes place in early 17th century Virginia. The Native Americans, including one by the name of Pocahontas, see three English ships coming to shore. The leader of these ships is Captain Newport and below the deck is prisoner John Smith who will be hanged once they reach land. John Smith is pardoned by Newport who believes he will be a valuable asset as they attempt to build a settlement. However, unlike the Spanish…

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    In 1932, Franklin Roosevelt was elected president. He used all the power of the government to combat the Great Depression. President Roosevelt promised The New Deal, legislation. Although it did not solve the Great Depression, the new deal certianly provided immediate relief to an economic recovery. As president Roosevelt stressed and hoped by promising to balance the budget, and promised federal relief. The first think President Roosevelt did as president was to declare a national Bank…

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    In A Brave New World, Aldous Huxley introduces readers to two contrasting places in order to make social commentary on the world he lived in and the world he predicted would come to be; these contrasting places make it possible for Huxley to convey the theme that religion is viewed in two different ways. One form the World State and one from the reservation. The Reservation actually believe in something, and their religion gives them peace and hope. They believe someone is there to help them…

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    culture and early Christianity, slavery was normally accepted. However, both churches had different nuances that make them different, many of which revolve around Christ. These differences can be seen in the versions of slavery in the Old Testament, New Testament, and the epistles of Paul. In the books of Micah, Luke, and Ephesians, slavery is portrayed in different ways, with Micah against slavery and Luke and Paul more for slavery, which is important because it affects…

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