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    Truth vs. opinion vs. falsehood According to Vauvenargues, “We must not judge men by what they do not know, but by what they know and by the way they know it.” Opinion is a statement based solely on the thinking, perception and judgment of man. It can either be subjective or objective. On the other hand, truth is a statement that is a generally accepted outcome or reasoning. Subsequently, it is commonly mistaken that fact and truth are identical. Fact is true, but not all truths are facts. Fact…

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    by F. Scott Fitzgerald , Nick Caraway has a high opinion of Jay Gatsby. Nick expresses this by the the way Nick talks about Gatsby when Gatsby is not around and when Gatsby is around. " There was something gorgeous about him, some heightened sensitivity to the promises of life." That is just one example of how Nick expresses about Jay Gatsby. Nick Caraway sees Jay Gatsby with much respect and has a high opinion of him. Nick Caraway has a high opinion of Jay Gatsby because he acts a certain way,…

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    high opinion of Gatsby, enough so that he calls him the Great Gatsby. There are many reasons he has that high of an opinion of Gatsby including how Gatsby carries himself, how rich Gatsby is, how Gatsby could hide his past and become a new person, and also Nicks character in the story is a romantic he is always involved in some type of romance either his or someone else's, so when Gatsby is so in love with Daisy, Nick admires that. Those are some of the reasons Nick has such a high opinion and…

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    First off, the first source is a quote expressing the author's opinion of the responsibility of the socio-economically elite to serve society and the common good. This source favours modern liberalism,as it is in favour of helping the less fortunate and caring for the common good of society as a whole . This closely coincides with the views of president Hoover, who frequently expressed his opinion on the importance of the well being of a society over self interest and the personal benefit of an…

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    of of public opinion. Lippmann believed that we as peopled formed pictures within our head based on prior knowledge and this is how we often formed opinions. But the problem with doing so is often times skewed because “the pictures inside people’s heads do…

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    This method allows students to openly discuss their own opinions and their own observations about certain characters in society. These characters would be characters they personally admire, chosen on their own, and their decisions and analysis would be their own opinion. Engaging in a discussion in the classroom will allow students to see the differences of opinions, and will challenge the path these students chose. This method also ensures that the “powers of learners are directed and…

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    Show that Nick has a high opinion of Gatsby, at least in retrospect, and state Nick's reasons for thinking of Jay Gatsby as "the Great Gatsby." I feel like Nick thinks so high of Gatsby because of his wealth and all the stories he here's about Gatsby and the way his house is so magnificent and glowing. Especially when he has his house parties and everyone from New York shows up. He has the biggest house in long island and no body is as wealthy as him and also he is old money not new so he is set…

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    One of the main themes in the play “Inherit the Wind” is a person’s right to think. The freedom of opinion and speech is an issue discussed throughout the trial of Bert Cates and in the story overall. This message is first explicitly brought up by Drummond in the courtroom. Drummond states that he is trying to establish that everyone has the right to think, and he further argues that Cates is being “threatened with fine and imprisonment because he chooses to speak what he thinks.” (II.ii.64)…

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    1950’s, Solomon Asch a social psychologist conducted many simple, but ingenious experiments called “Opinion and Social Pressure”. Asch discovered by doing these experiments that individuals can be persuaded by a group of people to deny your own sense. Over the years Asch got the information to provide a powerful explanation on how people will forget their own sense and judgment to their peers. In “Opinion and Social Pressure” Asch did many experiments to figure out what the effect would be on…

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    some very rational, defensible points through her testimony and opinions about illegal immigration and deportation. And, although I agree with her, and was shaken by what she declared, I can totally see the points and concerns that many Americans have in regards to deportation. The common belief which Americans feel a tendency to believe is also Donald Trump’s belief, who is known to be one of the most controversial bigots (opinion) when it comes to the “border wars,” is that illegal immigrants…

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