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    fire directly behind them. These shadows are all the men know of, for they were born and have lived their entire life in this cave, knowing not of the outside world. To these men, the wall, the figures, and the darkness, is all they know—it is there reality. Socrates then explains, little by little, the transformation of individuals who are one day released from their constrictions and eventually bear witness to a different, higher form, of life. Socrates highlights the struggle that comes from…

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    Rough Draft Vincent Canby once said “Good fiction reveals feeling,refines events, locates importance and, though it's methods are mysterious as they are varied, intensifies the experience of living our lives” While non-fiction books deal with things that have actually occurred, fiction books allow us to go in depth of what is being read and journey into a greater world and find the deeper meaning along with looking for issues that have occurred within society.The novel “Highly Illogical…

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    Can we truly see our external world? Am I typing this essay right now? Do I know there is a coffee cup sitting on the table next to my laptop? These are all questions that G.E. Moore attempts to answer in his essay, “Some Main Problems of Philosophy” (Moore 1958). Moore proposes a then-revolutionary idea of “Sense Data,” (28) which represents all the data received through the senses, hence the name “Sense Data.” In this essay, I plan to decipher the nebulous world of Sense Data, and deconstruct…

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    Illusions In The Matrix

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    greatly through its creative exploration of philosophical themes, and is a innovative head trip you absolutely want to take. Directed by the Wachowski brothers, “The Matrix” involves a variety of philosophies centered on the theme of the truth behind reality. These ideas are presented throughout the film’s dark and stratified story premise that presumes humanities creation of artificial intelligent machines…

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    The Philosophy of Christian Education Philosophy and Education Philosophy is an academic discipline that exercises reason and logic in an attempt to understand reality and answer fundamental questions about knowledge, life, morality and human nature. 1 Philosophy may be viewed as a roadblock or as a tool in learning what our human purpose is. In Colossians 2:8, NIV, Paul states, “See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and…

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    Essay On Plato's Cave

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    starting to pose major questions that lead a person to seriously ponder his own existence. Hence, the key difference between our times and Platonic and Socratic times is the emergence of technology; it empowers people with the ability to scrutinize reality and constantly question aspects of life. Even if this only leads to an emergence from the cave for a period of time, it changes the way people live and the way they are socially and philosophically…

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    This therapy is important because of the fact that the way people make sense of the world around them is by talking about different experiences (Greene & Lee, 2011). The more a person tells their story, the more it will turn into reality. When you hear or are told something all the time, it starts to become a part of who you are and what you think/believe. Our society very much dictates what is an appropriate and normal narrative through social construction (Greene & Lee, 2011). The…

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    Introduction Magical realism captures the fantastic side of reality ,and it achieves its effect by mixing elements associated with realism and elements related with fantasy. These two worlds undergo a merging and become one. The term “magical realism” was first introduced by German art critic Franz Roh who considered magical realism an art category. Roh influenced many writers around the world ,and one of them is Lois Lowry. This paper will discuss some major characteristic of magical…

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    the same when I got back to reality. Something was missing in my life, but what was it? It was plain to see that I was not in a relationship in real life, but when I read the novel, I confidently believed that I was in a relationship with Christian Grey. Anastasia’s shy nature was adorable to read about. The way she would stutter or blush uncontrollably while talk to Christian. Scenes like that made me realize how bland my love life was. I was a single boy in reality, but in my imagination, I…

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    In his work One Hundred Years of Solitude, Gabriel Garcia Marquez has perfected magical realism in such a way that it even makes the peculiar events that take place in Macondo seem normal. In the case of magical realism, the reader is subjective to a world in which anything is plausible. This differs from a fairytale setting where everything tends to be over the top and dramatic because the writer will subtly integrate the oddness of the subject into the lives of the character making it appears…

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