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    An Exploration of Postmodern Aesthetics in Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse – Five V. Balamurugan Dr. D. Shanmugam PhD Research Scholar Associate Professor Department of English English Wing, DDE, Annamalai University Annamalai University Abstract The aim of this research paper is to expose the postmodern aesthetics in Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five. Postmodernism first gained its popularity in America and it become rich and varied in the hands of the American writers and…

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    INTRO: In the opening chapter of The Rules of War, Walzer makes an important trace to the past: the lineage of military code and chivalry. During the middle ages, “the aristocratic warrior” benefited largely from this form of code, because it “marked of knights from mere ruffians and bandits…and was designed for their convenience.” Shortly after, Walzer examines to what extent notions of honor and chivalry are embodied in contemporary warfare. Near the end of his introduction, Walzer mentions a…

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    “Luck is not chance- It’s Toil- Fortune’s expensive smile Is Earned” – Emily Dickinson I have chosen a relatively philosophical problem to discuss. We find a lot of people giving up on their pursuits and goals. As subtle as this may seem, if one thinks about it, just one person giving up on a single pursuit because the going got tough, can have an exponential amount of consequences. From a change of field of study to committing suicide, giving up is never justified. Some may object that how can…

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    responsibility” (Latham). Akmakjian, Alan P. “Keeping Up with the Jones'.” Onthebus, 1993, p. 40. LitFinder, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/LTF0000006724WK/GLS?u=wylrc_wyomingst&sid=GLS&xid=8a6b81dd. Accessed Mar. 2018. Hornby, Richard. “Deconstructing Realism in Ibsen's The Master Builder.” Essays in Theatre, edited by David M. Galens, vol. 21, no. 1, Nov. 1983, pp. 34–40. Literature Resource Center, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/H1420043546/GLS?u=wylrc_wyomingst&sid=GLS&xid=addd6a95. Accessed Apr.…

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    The Renaissance

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    Erin Kelly May 2, 2017 Art of The Renaissance Renaissance Final 1. In class, we have discussed the increasing secularization of the world during this time period. What factors (intellectual, philosophical, social, economic, technological and political) went into this cultural shift? Furthermore, the advent of the academic system placed art, especially painting into distinct categories. Choose three works of art that you think demonstrate secularization and academic hierarchy, and describe…

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    Woolf's Argumentative Essay

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    Ramsay, becomes a completely different person as she knits after the children have all gone to bed. Her transformation from the outwardly caring mother, concerned with the household running smoothly , changes into an inwardly philosophical person contemplating life and truth. We learn that Lily is a woman with a strong distaste for marriage, preferring to pursue her work as an artist rather than follow the conventions of her time. This is all conveyed and interpreted through the…

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    Jainism And Naturalism

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    eschatology” and I feel that this combination of naturalism and nonnaturalism is a uniquely interesting trait and would make for a great study.The Jaina literature is assumed to have been based on the teachings of Mahavira. In this article I look at the philosophical outlook of Jainism, the way they conceptualize mind, soul and consciousness. Jaina Metaphysics Substance…

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    Transcendentalism was a religious and philosophical movement that began around the mid 1800s. Transcendentalist believed in a simple free state of mind. A person accepted these ideas not as religious beliefs but as a way of understanding life relationships. They had faith and belief in that people are always at their best and are truly self reliant. All of their "self" knowledge came through imagination not their senses. Among all transcendental beliefs,their central belief was the presence of…

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    Philosophic Foundation The origins and development of nursing philosophy began with the groundbreaking ideas and thinking of Florence Nightingale that provided the conceptualization of nursing, which has positively influenced the promotion of scholarly inquiry among numerous nursing theorists and others in the profession. The concept of nursing as a science did not emerge until the middle of the 20th century, when concerns over the scope and goals of nursing knowledge arose (Bluhm, 2014). In…

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    Socrates Rhetoric Analysis

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    He wanted the citizens ' well-being and livelihood to be contemplated before any laws were made permanent. Even though Aristotle was not born in Athens he had this great philosophical touch with the ancient Athens. He was born in was Stagirus, however, he was focused so much on the city-state or Athens, so it played a major role in his philosophy. The preaching of Aristotle about democracy was not as its definition today. He…

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