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    The mind and body have been studied throughout time both in conjunction and individually. Ancient philosophies such as Plato’s (Silverman, 2013) viewed the body as temporary where as the mind was from another world therefore being able to transport. This means that the two were only united until the death or decay of the body and because the mind was from another world, it was the only thing capable of viewing universal truths. These philosophies are still being represented in 20th century…

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    Dojo Essay

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    The object of this field study was to observe and recognize new and unfamiliar body language in a familiar environment. The environment I chose was the dojo where I train in martial arts, Takai Mine Taekwondo. I am at the dojo probably 3-5 days each week for a few hours at a time. I characteristically follow a routine/informal ritual each and every time I enter the dojo. For the purpose of this field study I will be observing everyone else while following this informal ritual. My normal…

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    country in the world, nothing can ever happen to them. In reality, America is not even one of the top twenty-five safest countries (“Safest Countries,” 2015). People have to protect themselves from so many things. Social standards, racial comments, body-shamming, drinking and driving, the expectation that everyone is always going to be nice, and so much more. America is the land of the free, but it is not the land…

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    have to live in a world where their bodies are routinely scrutinized, criticized and judged. Women on the other had have to live with it in all aspects (Killing Us Softly 4. 2010). From being photoshopped to not being able to be in an ad because of the way one looks. When you think Victoria Secrets an image comes to mind, like a recent ad for their perfect body line. White bricks in the background. Black small words to the lower left that read “All new! Body by Victoria. Shop the collection”…

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    The Way One Achieves a Goal Innovations are made every day because people are never satisfied with their current lives and they strive for improvements. How a person goes about achieving that goal determines the outcome. If a person is sagacious and pragmatic, they will be successful. (neverminIf a person is impractical and does everything without thinking, the outcome could be detrimental. Mary Shelley’s main protagonist, Victor Frankenstein, in Frankenstein, David Gow from Geoff Brumfiel’s…

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    those for cars. Don’t Drink and Drive.” This statement is simply logically implies that replacing a human body part is not as easy as replacing a car part. Besides replacing human parts will always be noticeable, yet the prosthetic limbs would not exactly the same as what it used to be; human body is irreplaceable. In this context, BMW really wants to present the reader about how valuable is our body-flesh in comparison with the prosthetic limbs by using a logically common sense…

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    captures more feelings of a conversation then actual words"(Seiler, Beall, Mazer 2005, p. 115). It has so many different meanings, from looking, touching, and moving with your body. Body language Is what some people capture from having a certain conversation. Too be honest, I wouldn’t trust any word from someone without body language. Touch is also important, and what I think is the most important. Trying to get someone to read you through your touch. Some people might consider that to be a…

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    other classes. When she set up a trip to the Bodies museum in NYC, she invited any students to go because she believed that all students should learn about the body. She was also willing to pay the fee for the disadvantaged students who could not afford the…

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    Ornament In Ancient Art

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    likely, it's his intention, trying to point it out the superiority of a woman over a man. At the same time, it emphasizes the fragility of the female body and, on the contrary, highlights the spiritual power of the woman. If a man appears in Klimt's paintings, it is primarily to create a contrast between them and to support the power of a woman. Female body as a motive “Every art is erotic“ one of the sentences of Adolf Loss who appeared in his critical article Ornament and Crime published in…

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    myself already. This has many layers to it," said Meera Haran Alva, Psychologist & Psychotherapist, while explaining the phenomenon. SheThePeople asked some girls what made them feel conscious about their body and here are some of their responses There are times…

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