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    Empathy In King Lear

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    Numbers are simply just that, numbers; no emotion, no morals, no empathy. In multiple cases Edgar removes himself from various situations to avoid emotional connection with his surroundings through quantifying his experiences. For starters, Edgar quantifies the women around him, objectifying them by placing only white women on a scale to then pursue “the tenth most attractive white woman at any gathering” (37-38). By quantifying the women around him, Edgar removes any human connection and treats…

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    back and let out a yelp. Tony told her he wanted me to watch while she fellated him. She held her head flush against his pubic bone ,choking and sputtering around his cock. He gripped her shiny, brown hair to pull her off, trying to hold off his orgasm. “Go on .” He said, resting himself on her outstretched tongue. “Show Brandon what you love to…

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    Personal Narrative Fiction

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    The rest of the day had passed by in a blur, between packing and getting everything ready to go, she was exhausted when she finally crawled into bed around one in the morning. She had barely heard the pounding on her door. Penny grabbed her bathroom and opened the door. The sight of Cole standing there, looking devilishly handsome startled her. What time was it? Penny wondered. She knew she had over slept, vaguely remembering him saying he would pick her up at six A.M. “I’m sorry Cole, I…

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    Essay On The Brass Teapot

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    Possessed By Gluttony Law abiding, decent folks who struggle with desperate financial issues, that are burgeoning into its zenith, need to become vigilant on their approach to remedy economic blight. “The Brass Teapot,” a short story written by Tim Macy demonstrated the effects of a magical money generating brass teapot given to a middle aged married couple with two children in college. This brass seemingly innocuous teapot has the ability to fill up with currency, contingent upon whether…

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    The Detrimental Effect of Heteronormativity We live in a world of compulsive heterosexuality. All around us we are bombarded with images and ideals of heterosexuality, from advertisements to legislation. Similar to racial privilege, those who benefit from heterosexual privilege do not always realize how much easier life can be when sexual identity follows the societal norm. Not only does heteronormativity encourage the existence of heterosexuality as the only acceptable form of sexuality, it…

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    Beginning in the 1990’s, a new movement emerged alongside postmodernism known as Third Wave Feminism. After fighting for legal and social equality by standing up against patriarchal oppression, the goals of feminists broadened to break down concepts of gender, sexuality, and the body (Rampton). Queer Theorists such as Judith Butler branched from this new movement in Women’s Studies to examine the reality of identity and attack the problematic perception of heteronormativity, the belief that…

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    Up In Smoke Film Analysis

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    In later years, drug exploitation cinema loosened up. After the collapse of the Production Code, films could depict drug use without consequences. In the 1960s, “drugs became a symbol of pride and subversion” (166). In contrast to the films made in the first half of the twentieth century, “many illegal-drug films produced in the 1960s are startling in their rejection of earlier narratives about ‘demon’ drugs” (Boyd 63). The increased acceptance of recreational drug use lead to it being more…

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    Sexism In Mad Men

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    As Friedan would put it, no woman ever got an orgasm from waxing the kitchen floor (Friedan 511). Therefore, a plethora of women started to extricate from the private sphere. They strived to be free from the “housewifery” (Friedan 277) and they were seeking success in the corporate-like public sphere…

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    Essay On Renaissance Art

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    INTRODUCTION In the history of human evolution, art is an indispensable item, whether it is from prehistoric times to the present 21st century. Whether period or modern apes, humans are inseparable and art. Can be found everywhere in life is not the same art, perhaps a modern or perhaps handed down from ancient times. In modern times, art history has become a discipline dedicated to teaching people how to assess and explain the basis of the works of art on their own perspective. Through a…

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    Nervous System Analysis

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    Reaction time is the period that it takes for the body to respond to an action (“Stimulus”) that is often causing a disruption in homeostasis or being a change in the environment (Bradshaw). The system responsible for its function is the nervous system. The nervous system is the answer in how we communicate, move, feel, sense and control ourselves. There are two main parts in the nervous system that are significant because humans depend so much on them. The two parts are the Central nervous…

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