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     Experiment Procedure This experiment was conducted between 12PM and 5PM to reduce the effects of circadian rhythm on the participants, so the participants would be fully awake and cognitively aware at the time of the experiment. The subjects were instructed to arrive at the lab 1 hour prior to the beginning of the TSST. Upon arrival, they were taken to a waiting room where the head experimenter informed them about the process of the study. After verbal and written consent was received from all…

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    Cook SOSC 11300 Professor Kristyn Hara Prompt 3 Due May 2, 2015 Kant’s Morality, Nietzsche’s Sickness: One and the Same In On the Genealogy of Morality, Friedrich Nietzsche argues against what he calls “bad conscience” (Nietzsche, 56), or the suppression of instinct. He believes that people should act according to their will to power, an aggressive drive which all humans possess. Restraining themselves from exercising this will to power only causes people to turn its violent demands inward and…

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    previous example, conveys Walker 's womanistic views of a woman from a background of minority fighting back against the restraints of her ethnicity. Walker experienced life during the most radical of times fighting back against people of color suppression, and conveys experiences into her…

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    Frank Wedekind and adapted more recently by Steven Sater, was performed by the theater department of Wake Forest University in the Scales Fine Arts Center on April 8th, as well as several other days that month. A play about the effects of sexual suppression faced by teenagers in a German town in the 19th century, its topics of sex, suicide, abuse, oppression, and corrupt authority are all still very relevant to the youth of today. In order to effectively portray the many complex elements of this…

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    but her position limits her prospects. The men in Edna’s life, Lèonce Pontellier, Alcèe Arobin, and Robert Lebrun, impact her need for an awakening both negatively and positively, and they ultimately participate in the events that lead to her suppression and suicide. Lèonce Pontellier, Edna’s husband, views her as his possession, leading to Edna’s need for an awakening. Lèonce is an atypical man of the late 1800’s in both his appearance and behaviors. On the outside…

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    Does freedom of expression mean you are permitted to utter any statement to anyone? If not, what are you allowed to say and to whom? James Keegstra took his freedom of expression to a limit, which forced the Supreme Court of Canada to answer these difficult questions. Keegstra was a high school teacher in Eckville, Alberta. In 1984, he was charged with the unlawful promotion of hatred against an identifiable group under s.319 (2) of the Criminal Code. These charges were based on his…

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    Gang Violence Prevention

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    Santa Ana, California located in the county of Orange and is home to approximately 334,227 people who have all once in their lifetime been a witness of the gang violence. Throughout the years street gangs criminal street gangs have become one of the most serious crime problems in California; consisting of assaults, drive- by shooting, homicides, and finally home invasion robberies. The main concern is having teens in the community exposed to such violent acts at such a young age encouraging them…

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    else, all becomes subject to censorship. The use of censorship is an effort to block out what society deems too violent or risqué for children as well as the general public. However, in some cases, the sharing of new ideas has been silenced by suppression. Although the use of censorship has its protective benefits, there may be serious consequences if misused. Many artists such as John Sims, Eric Fischl, and Sue Coe have displayed amazing art work. None of their artwork was censored because…

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    This is a summary of “Historicism, History, and the Figurative Imagination” an essay by Hayden White in “Tropics of Discourse Essays in Cultural Criticism”. In this essay, White begins by addressing the difficulties historians may have in reporting history because of the inherent bias or lack of expertise the historian brings in a particular field of study in order to distinguish the significance of the events. A good historian, as stated by White, consistently reminds us that history is always…

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    Fu Go Research Paper

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    “indecent material” so as to prevent children from exposure to it. The FCC is a force to protect the freedom of speech and ensure that ideas can be shared. This government commission is what can exist in peacetime, unlike the wartime government suppression of the Fu-Go bombings. Limited censorship can be crucial for the protection of the population in times of war, but anything but the most limited form of censorship, such as a ban on indecent material from being broadcasted between six am and…

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