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    article, Against Happiness, that only by experiencing sadness can people experience the fullness of the human condition (Wilson 456). Many artistic geniuses such as Vincent van Gogh, Emily Dickenson, Charles Schulz, and Woody Allen have all experienced life through a dark glass. Studies show that “when you are in a negative mood, you become more analytical, more critical, and more innovative,” (Diener 456). Negative emotions, such as sadness, have a purpose; to direct human thinking. “Happiness…

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    Inside Out Ap Psychology

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    grapple the control of an 11 year old girl. I realised after watching the movie it's much more than a kids movie. It demonstrates how our mines worked by different types of emotions in this movie, the girl mind was controlled by anger, disgust, fear, sadness and joy. This emotions and many more show how we act and what we show. It shows us that we tend to deal with our emotions that we have experienced by avoiding the bad feelings and the bad problems. One supporting detail is “as soon as a…

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    Thesis: The Pixar film,Inside Out, directed by Peter Docter, explains how emotions can sometimes blind reason and causing reckless actions. Poor individual decisions can sometimes lead to problems in society such as the loss of civilization as shown in Lord of the Flies. Claim: Although fear can be perceived as a survival instinct fear can sometimes cause an individual to pull back from life as well as warp one’s perception of themselves. Evidence: In the film Inside Out fear is…

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    Dolor By Theodore Roethke

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    day office life. "I have known the inexorable sadness of pencils, Neat in their boxes, dolor of pad and paper weight," (Roethke lines 1-2) In the very first two lines of the poem the narrator paints the vivid picture of an office worker struggling with every day life. Early in the poem Roethke starts by using repetition giving the reader the beauty of a poem coupled with the sadness of everyday office life. Roethke wants the reader to feel the sadness oozing from the office worker and he does so…

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    Emotions In Inside Out

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    and before it is too late, Joy realizes what Riley needs. Joy embraces sadness because she realizes that Riley will never be able to appreciate the joy in her life without having experienced sadness to compare it to. The abstract thought process that Riley undergoes is, without Riley having sadness, she is unable to identify joy, and vice versa. Without having that opposite emotion to compare how she feels, that emotion of sadness is merely just a feeling she is unable to explain and identify…

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    Theme Of Walk Two Sun

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    A theme from Walk Two Moon is You can’t keep the birds of sadness from flying overhead, but you can keep them from nesting in your hair. In the book there are lots of themes and you can’t keep the birds of sadness from nesting in your hair is one of them. One of the quotes for the theme is, “ When she went downstairs to say goodnight to her father he was sitting in his favorite chair staring at the television, but the television wasn’t on. If she did not know her father better she would have…

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    The setting of the night also contributes to a mood of sadness because night is typically associated with depression or sadness. This feeling of sadness that is created shows that the author was trying to convey mournfulness, because when mourning someone close, it is a tragic experience. Images later on in the poem relate relate to mournfulness, because…

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    Billy Collins Poetry

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    Sadness and regret are two emotions you never want to feel, but in the world of Billy Collins’ poetry he utilizes these feelings to reflect on and give a bigger picture to life. In poetry words are never meant to be taken lightly, in fact they are meant to be picked apart, analyzed, and put back together to form a coherent meaning. Sadness in poems are not usually just sob stories but instead are heavy-hearted deliverers of a grander insight into life. Collins successfully conveys a mood of…

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    Emotions: A Self Analysis

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    anger, sadness, fear, love, happiness. These are emotions and reactions to circumstances and happenings. We can reflect these emotions either by the look on our faces and changes in our posture. These emotions are temporary states or moods we experience through our daily lives, and even though they seem to never end as the case of sadness and anger, they are temporary conditions. There are two emotions I can relate that perhaps are present for the most part of my life, anger and sadness. As…

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    viewers are able to see how each emotion has its own response and how different emotions work together to create the people we are. During Inside Out, Sadness tries to express herself multiple times, but Joy prevented this with many different attempts, including the circle of sadness. This is not actually helpful to Riley because both sadness and joy are needed to fully experience emotions.…

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