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    It is important to recognize that Junior does, in fact, explain the source of his agitation: not only has he suffered the incomparable “grief” of losing his “native land,” his people have “LOST EVERYTHING”: their “languages,” “songs and dances,” “each other.” That he has suffered the greatest grief, and lost what Medea has - and that his loss, in fact, even surpasses hers - serves to explain why he seems to have developed a thirst for destruction: it is a coping mechanism, as much as it is a…

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    himself and knows how to live only in the opinion of others.” Rousseau states that contemporary human relations are based on individual interests and not necessarily the well being of the individual unlike the social relationships the concept of self-preservation that dominates the state of…

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    involving the function of the chosen state and their ability to respond to this situation. In order to maintain objectivity, this paper will focus on the former arguments made against open borders, namely the idea of membership in communities, the preservation of culture in these [spaces], and the global issue off exponential human population growth. The following examination of these arguments…

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    its survival. It is our responsibility to protect things other than ourselves. We should not preserve it, but conserve it. Preservation is not the answer because it would not allow for growth, mostly for humans, but also because people are not willing to change that much and we want to be able to use natural resources for our survival which cannot be done through preservation. Conservation is using but also replacing what has been used so there is not a decline in that species for example.…

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    the natural right to privacy; it is only implied. “According to Hobbes ' account, the right of nature is defined in chapter 14 as the right of self-preservation (14:189). ' This "right" is contrasted immediately with the "law" of nature, whereby individuals are forbidden to do anything destructive of their lives or to omit the means of self-preservation” (jstor). By applying this idea of Hobbes’, one may see that by protesting the government’s surveillance of an individual’s internet history, he…

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    there is more than meets the eye when it comes to love. In "Any Sprig of an Herb", he tells us to be appreciative, to tame our ego, and that we should not be afraid to blunder in love. In "Split the Shack", Rumi says to surmount the sense of self-preservation, to give our entirety and not fragments, and to leave behind the egocentric form of love. In “A King Dressed as a Servant”, Rumi writes “Your friend has come”. He is depicting God here; God chooses to come at midnight because during the…

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    The issue of euthanasia brings up the question of whether the preservation of life or the liberty or freedom to do what one pleases with his/her own body is most important. Euthanasia from its Greek origins meant ‘good death’. Killing somebody actively (active euthanasia) is illegal everywhere in the world and is different from letting someone die which is passive euthanasia. The following paragraphs takes an ethical view of euthanasia from the view of the consequentialist, deontologist and…

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    breaking free from confinement or control, even the failing to be noticed or remembered are both Munch and Van Gogh's strengths, yet weaknesses. One could generalize that the preface of ones mean to escape is by hiding what's really happening within, essentially running away from it. Who is Van Gogh? What is he really made up of? Investigating such questions leads to the…

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    rights of 1689. The right to bear arms does not mean there aren’t any restrictions to gun laws. The Supreme Court says that the federal government as well as the states can outlaw weapons they seem fit as long as a, "reasonable relationship to the preservation or efficiency of a well-regulated militia.” The Supreme Court ruled that, “The right to bear arms is not granted by the Constitution; neither is it in any manner dependent upon that instrument…

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    On June 29, 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt established Mesa Verde National Park to "preserve the works of man," the first national park of its kind.. Today, they continue preservation of both cultural and natural resources. It is the focus of the park's research and resource management staff. I wrote this essay to inform the 6th grade English class about the Mesa Verde National Park. It is vandalism wantonly to destroy or to permit the destruction of what is beautiful in nature, whether it…

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