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    32-34). She then goes on to deny the statement only to say she wants to speak about the mistreatment of women, as well as trying to perceive the difficulties with her husband. She begins to do this by looking at the past of women who had lived in the ranch house before her, wanting to see the development of treatment towards them. Rich is trying to see the shaping of women’s relationships with the male species by recalling history to understand how it has conditioned…

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    that their lives follow a continuously improving trajectory where people 's evaluation of their past self includes more self-criticism than their evaluation of their present self and that their future self is evaluated even more positively than the present self (Kanten and Teigen, 2008; Grysman, A., Prabhakar, J., Anglin, S. M., & Hudson, J. A. 2015). Individuals’ belief in self improvement from the past to the present has been explained using the temporal self appraisal theory (Wilson and Ross…

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    in comparison to what lies inside you. Society should look at this statement and see that it illustrates a debate between people's mental will to change and physical action to change as well as past actions. Emerson’s claim is valid because your past actions have an affect on your individual character; past actions can cause inspiration or desire to change one's character. This could be for good or for worse, but your character essentially is more important. Oprah has had to face many curve…

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    There are two packages of time theories that attempt to explain, in a nutshell, what exists –that is, the past, present, or future? Here, we consider one of the two packages: the B-package. It has a few notable strengths and weaknesses. The strengths of this package is that it is implied by an important physics theory: the special theory of relativity and that it is able to account for past- and future-tensed sentences. A weakness of this package is that it is unable to account for the ordinary…

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    because he was two years away from retiring when I lost him. And I also would have gotten to go to England and many more places if he was still around today. But, what I learned is that things happen for a reason and sometimes you should not change the past because you can greatly affect the present in ways that are…

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    on a butterfly or grass could affect the future in a thunderous way. For every action there 's a reaction and every reaction bares a consequence. Bradbury’s story, "A Sound of Thunder" expresses how disrupting something as little as flower in the past can drastically change the future. Bradbury uses foreshadowing in the story to warn us of major events that will occur relating to the theme. The message he gives off is not to mess with time because it could change what occurs in the present and…

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    the most deadliest dinosaurs in the past. Eckels is sure of himself and thinks there is nothing that could scare him. They finally arrived in the past and went over the rules. The dinosaur with red marked over him at last appeared. Eckels wanted to back out and leave, but they could not. Eckels was told by Travis to go back to the time machine, Eckels did not want to listen to him. From all the fear Eckels accidently steps of the path on the ground of the past. As a result, all actions small or…

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    go through in their distinct losses. In her novel, the protagonists are undergoing an emotional state of sadness in the past that influence their actions in the present. The impacts on the characters are seen through: hopefulness of one’s return; regret of what should have been; and isolation of self to society. The protagonist are focusing entirely on their impacts in the past…

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    MacLeod’s intricate oeuvre of short stories Island, he depicts a microcosmic community that is on the cusp of socioeconomic and cultural change. MacLeod explores the conflict between the past and present through these torn characters with in Island to reveal the hardships they face, he suggests it is not possible for the past and present to coexist as they ‘exclude each other in a manner that [is] so blunt and too clear.’ Despite the inevitable need for the Cape Bretoners to change their ‘old…

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    thoughts I had in mind. They were mostly concerned about plans in present time. Right then the spark of idea was caught on a leaf. It reminded me of 2 quotes. “ Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate your mind in the present moment” and “ Yesterday’s a past, tomorrow's the future but today’s a gift”. Past is still the bridge to the future however, for the sake of a good future, the only thing you can make a difference in is the present time. Hence, I was able realize…

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