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    human taste pallet. However, if you put the two flavors together the contrast heightens each one making two plain flavors come alive with body and savory substance. Like the concept of salted caramel, history and literature work on the same juxtaposed concept because to explore both the depths of history and literature you must contrast one with the understanding of the other. Steinbeck, a novelist who wrote prolific works like The Grapes of Rather and Of Mice and Men, has shown both fields the…

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    History is the past analyzed and recorded, it is not everything that ever happened or everything that historians have already written about. While the existence of subjectivity in history is not often questioned many philosophers have rejected the possibility of objective historical knowledge. This essay seeks to explain the ways in which history consists of both elements of objectivity and subjectivity. Objectivity refer to the lack of bias. With this being said there is no objective truth…

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    19th Century Photography

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    The way nations remember their past is extremely important for their future. Certainly there are a lot of different ways a society can remember crucial moments of its history. One of the most efficient and realistic is photography and film. With its emergence in the 19th century photography played a significant role during national conflicts in different countries and World War II. The way a picture can capture a moment cannot be underestimated, as it is one of the most realistic and reliable…

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    Historians

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    For instance, the Nazis used German history not just to prove a nationalistic point, but a point of racial prejudices against other races and religious groups such as the Jews. This example proves that historians presses the power to convince any group of people to do superb deeds for other…

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    easily. Many things have changed all throughout history. African Americans are now given rights and are treated equal to everyone else around them. This change happened nearly 50 year ago. Lots of individuals look at the world differently because of the effects of history and our environment. A current controversy that has been brewing lately is whether or not we should allow Syrians into the United States for food and shelter. Many also argue that history and the environment has no relevance…

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    Herodotus Histories

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    Herodotus of Halicarnassus represents his work Histories not as the history in the understanding of a modern reader, pure historical facts and events, but as a rich collection of vivid narratives and description about wars between Greeks and barbarians so that inspiring stories would not be forgotten in the days of yore. The name of this book, The Histories, derives from Greek word, hisroiē, meaning investigation and inquiry. For Herodotus, he investigates many local oral stories and tales from…

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    In the textbook Inequality in US Social Policy, Bryan Warde introduces the chapter by defining social welfare. Social welfare is defined as “a subset of social policy, a system of governmental laws, programs and benefits, and services that are designed to protect against the broadly distributed risk to income” (Hacker, 2002) (Warde, 2017 p. 184). Warde expands on the notion of social welfare in the field of social work. He explains that social workers are of utmost importance to the welfare…

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    In conclusion The implication my work here is to utilize the rhetorical tools of symbolism and memory to guide our society to a better future. During the time of this paper I have seen some really upsetting issues arise in our society. Because of social media it has become easier to expose the ugliness of the world we leave in. Not that the issues were not already there, but that it is now available for everyone to see. This is causing a start to a racial war. There has been several…

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    in every sphere of life: social, political, economic, and cultural. One of the most important cultural inheritances of the country is the language - Arabic. It is one of the oldest languages of the region. It includes different elements of the various people groups, who once lived in that territory. But except for the language, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has its own complex system of customs and traditions. The family and the clan still remain the basic foundation of social relationships. The…

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    2.1 History of the method Political discourse analysis – which will henceforth be referred to as 'PDA' – strives to establish itself as a balanced mix between linguistic analysis and political comment. It is a recent cross-discipline related to discourse studies, more precisely to critical discourse analysis, and political science. Nonetheless, PDA's roots go back to antiquity on which it built and drew inspiration from, as well as from the many studies developed in the interval. 2.1.1…

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