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    he did not lack in being controversial. In my personal opinion, I would say that he is probably one of the MOST controversial psychologists. He divulged in the world of, what he called, the seduction theory. Where he discovered that children who had repressed memories of sexual abuse were preconditions for hysteria and neurosis. He believed that through dream interpretation, sexual and aggressive childhood would come to light. Freud also went…

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    Loving you isn’t right...It’s original sin “Original sin”: is the Puritan belief that all sin developed from women due to the fact that Eve, the first woman, made the first sin by giving into temptation and offering it to men. The Puritan men have always believed that men should be held accountable for the actions of women and have power over the women. So when Adam didn’t stop Eve from taking the apple, the Puritans saw him as weak and frail for not having control over her actions. Adam was…

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    Kate Chopin’s “The Awakening” provides readers with a dynamic perspective of challenging traditional gender norms in a provocative and controversial novel that advocates life from the perspective of the main protagonist, Edna Pontellier. The activities and events that Edna partakes in challenges orthodox thoughts regarding the role a woman plays in regards to her children, spouse, and society as a whole. These diversions from norms accurately reflect the unspoken rise of feminist thought…

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    Controversial Problem on College Campuses Is everybody born with a purpose in the world? Throughout our lifetime, we come into realization of why we are here. First, we grow into toddlers thinking, “I must have that toy!” like it is our life’s goal; then we graduate from high school visualizing about what college holds for our future; next we start a family and eventually a routine work schedule. But is this all we can expect? Living in a world of uncertainty has its flaws, but the world…

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    Jianli’s instrument of choice, and it’s soothing sound signifies the peaceful world Jianli envisions. Throughout the film, the guqin calms a young Ying Zheng as he awaits execution, provides Jianli with a form of meditation, plays a role in the seduction of Princess Yueyang, and is used to compose the Chinese anthem intended to help unify China. The fact that the Emperor is able to succeed in using this instrument to justify his violent quest for power creates a bitter irony at the conclusion…

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    When people look at rose, they do not see destruction or death. One source classifies a rosebush, “…have become symbolic of love, and often resurrection…it is also sensuality and seduction” (“Rose”). The rosebush is used in the story to show the resurrection of the aliens. It also shows the seduction that Drill has over Mink. The rosebush in the story is more than just a regular rosebush. The author writes, “Mink talked earnestly to someone near the rose bush – though there was no one there”…

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    and means, the beautiful lady without pity. Similar to the characteristics mentioned, the knight identifies the woman as a supernatural being, one with wild eyes (line 16). Like the image to the left, the dangerous woman uses her eyes as a tool of seduction. In Keats’ poem, the knight falls for her tricks and she becomes the object of his affection. However, he says “I set her on my pacing steed” (line 21) and claims possession of…

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    Paper 2: Brent Staples "What Adolescents Miss When We Let Them Grow Up in Cyberspace". Brent Staples, a famous editorial writer for the New York Times and his memoir Parallel Time: Growing up in Black and White. His writings are always a high quality and persuasive essay. They are commonly about the social issue. One of that writing is the article “What Adolescents Miss When We Let Them Grow Up in Cyberspace". In this article, he writes about the technology, especially, cyberspace and the bad…

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    Crane takes place at the Palace Hotel near a train station in Nebraska. The proprietor of this hotel, that is strategically painted to attract customers, is an Irishman named Pat Scully. Every morning Scully goes to the train station to “work his seduction on any man that he might see wavering, gripsack in hand”. One winter morning he collars three passengers, a “shaky and quick-eyed Sweden”, a cowboy and a “little silent man from the East”. Upon arrival, the guest meet Scully’s son Johnnie and…

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    Once there was a little girl, she was walking down the street headed home after a long day at school, she was only nine years old, she was vibrant and youthful with so much potential and her entire life in front of her. But that was all snatched away from her in the blink of an eye; this little girl was kidnapped and sold into the human trafficking ring by the drug cartel. Her hopes of becoming a doctor and her dreams of living a full life will never be accomplished. She was raped and beaten for…

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