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    Fear and Self-Preservation in the Face of the Unknown In 1347 CE, the European world experienced a disaster on a scale that has remained among the most massive in all of history: the Black Death. Tens of millions of people perished, disease leaving communities, families, long-running institutions crippled and destroyed. The Black Death remained the great killer, the divine punishment for a sinful world, and fractured society, more so than any corrupt government, empire, or person could ever…

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    Preservation of the Honey Bee Our planet is run by big time corporations such as Monsanto, to mass produce genetically modified fruits and vegetables that produce their own form of pesticides and insecticides which successfully kill and deter said pest. Yet the organisms who’s primary function is to pollinate, unfortunately find their way into the crossfire of the ongoing war of biological interference. The organism most affected by the mass production of GMO’s are the widely spread and…

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    this format, but I can say, I was five years old when it began, and it lasted for five years. I was traumatized, and I began to look for ways to deal with my reality. Self-Regulatory Preservation Theory of Depression can be used to explain the unhealthy coping mechanisms I turned to. Self-Regulatory-Preservation Theory of Depression is an internal battle between your current state and your ideal state; the depression comes from when the ideal you seek is not possible or very unlikely to happen…

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    In his play, “Doll’s House”, Henrik Ibsen explores the idea of an individual's self-preservation influencing their response to multiple demands, showing that individuals generally choose to align themselves to the demands that best preserve their wants and needs. Ibsen primarily uses Nora to illustrate this idea through her actions in regards to her marriage with Torvald, and her deception. Beyond Nora, Ibsen also uses Torvald to show this, as throughout the story he frequently makes decisions…

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    court. The themes of self-preservation and guilt were constant through the whole book. Three characters by the names of Abigail Williams, John Proctor and Parris roles are revolved around these 2 themes. I have picked these three characters to be on the front cover of my movie poster because of not only how much they appear in the book but because of how closely related their character traits are to the main themes. Abigail Williams is the poster child for self-preservation. She…

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    Hobbes perceives human nature to be egocentric and apolitical, Kropotkin perceives a prominent ideology of human nature to be a way for societies to collaborate for the benefit of others. In this paper, I will refute Hobbes’ argument against social preservation by showing that SOMETHING Hobbes’ view on human nature is pessimistically illustrated as “… war of every man against every man …” (page 14). He argues that, in the state of nature, man is selfishly motivated; only interested in promoting…

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    to nothing to do with the APA and are unwilling to come to terms that could potentially alleviate or mitigate conflict. On the other hand, the APA is known to disregard the demands of the locals due to their less conservative views towards the preservation of the Park. The stereotypical ‘Adirondacker’ is stubborn in their ways,…

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    Jews were treated by the Germans, or the Nazis. But two main topics I noticed throughout the book were family bonds and self-preservation, which was constantly shown throughout the entire book. Family bonds, for example, usually show characters…

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    The preservation of reputation is the major theme in The Crucible. Arthur Miller writes The Crucible in a way that compares aspects of puritan society to modern life and makes the story relatable. Pointing the finger and shifting the blame is human nature and dates back to Adam and Eve. Everybody has witnessed blame and finger pointing in their lives which is why this story is so relatable. Though still wrong in today's culture, adultery and being accused of witchcraft, are not punishable by…

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    little further by discussing the conflicting views between evolution and preservation. The question of whether species and ecosystems should be preserved for reasons other than their use as a humans resources? Otherwise known as the main conceptual problems with environmentalism. Environmentalism appeals to what is natural and preserving the natural state of species and ecosystems for the value of their survival. Preservation is the process of protecting and preserving natural life in its…

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