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    In science fiction, there is a special type of genre that primarily seeks to manipulate and mislead the person experiencing the story. These tales, whatever their medium, subtly influence their target to begin thinking about the world depicted in a way that may not be entirely accurate. Of course, stories like these can never be advertised as such; few things take away from a story more than knowing a plot twist is coming and trying to identify it. Books and movies have been working on…

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    and guidelines for each of his four levels (Johnson, 92, 2016). Jackie must “process the information on an intellectual level by asking questions” and make a choice as his patients’ doctor on which is the best drug brand to prescribe. His “moral objectivism” makes him aware of how his actions will impact others (Preston-Cunningham, ppt1, 2018). He examines the medical guidelines and ask questions about the drug company’s evidence for their claim that Glucophage is better for the patient’s…

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    Apollo 11 Speech Essay

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    Rand wrote “The July 16, 1969, Launch: A Symbol of Man’s Greatness” to put forward her philosophy of objectivism. Rand Describes that “... but in reality, not in a work of art-- was the concretized abstraction of man’s greatness.” Rand says that the landing was the manifestation of mankind’s potential, and it conveys an emotional response like hope. This…

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    Rhetoric is the most effective way to persuade people. Whether it is being used to persuade them into your side or make them do something, Rhetoric is a great way to do so. If used perfectly, you can persuade many people. In these four pieces of text, Rhetoric was used effectively to convey the feelings/emotions they wanted to. In the first piece of text was in the Times Magazine and is written to anyone who purchased the magazine. The purpose was to show and tell the readers that the…

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    will examine what makes Kretzman's solution successful, as well as analyze the idea of a perfect God as a moral standard. Kretzman is successful in offering an explanation for religion-based morality. He manages to capture ideas that theological objectivism and theological subjectivism ultimately fail to express. Kretzman does this with the idea of an "Absolutely Perfect Being", which gives a more concrete interpretation of morality than either of the other two concepts (Kretzman 42). Kretzman…

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    similarity with the way Bierce presents the death of Peyton Farquhar, pure objectivism. Yet, in another example, the short story by Ray Bradbury, entitled “August 2002: Night Meeting,” displays a main character, Tomas Gomez, and the Martian he encounters, who are both confounded when their factual information comes into conflict with the factual information of the other. Thus, this story story then arises a question about the objectivism of these two beings. Is it possible that Tomas is from…

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    The novel “Anthem” was written by a Russian-American author known as Ayn Rand. Her philosophy consisted of Objectivism; reality exists independently of consciousness, that human beings have direct contact with reality through sense perception. Anthem was written in 1937 when Ayn Rand was 32. During this time, Russia was undergoing a purge; known as, the Great Purge. The novel shares the same societal characteristics as Russia which was undergoing a communist revolution since 1917 led by Josef…

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    Unconquered In Anthem

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    The Unconquered “We are one in all and all in one. There are no men but the only great WE, One, indivisible and forever”. Equality-7521 is a frowned upon burden to the council and the leaders of society, as he has committed a crime for which there is no name for in the novella Anthem by Ayn Rand. He is born with an unbearable curse which none of his brothers have, the courage to seek and find knowledge. He knows he is evil but, towards the end of the story, feels no burden upon his spirit…

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    Examination of student identity development will be preceded by presenting an epistemological framework that employs symbolic interactionism theory which has been widely used to investigate an array of issues within the field of social psychology including identity. On a very basic level that explains the interrelationship combining symbols, objects and meanings, Hewitt (2003) points out that “human beings employ symbols, carve out and act toward objects rather than merely respond to stimuli,…

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    My original understanding of Atheism focused on several distinctions that I felt acted to characterize basic differences between an atheist and theist. Of these particularities, I honed in upon experiencing life without a God figure present, as well as the importance of being fully aware in the environments we inhabit for the sake of forgoing the jurisdiction of a supreme being. An attempt was made to emphasize this approach by asking the reader to understand that we as individuals exist in a…

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