The Age of Spiritual Machines

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    The First World War ensues, and Dunny finds himself immersed in the fighting in Europe. While in the Third Battle of Ypres, Dunny clears a German machine gun nest, though badly injures his leg. While lying on the ground in peril, Dunny looks up and sees Mary Dempster’s face in that of the Madonna’s “…about ten or twelve feet…” (Davies, 70) above him. Dunny later returns to the battlefield in France…

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    In times of war, the masculine epitome was provided the soldier figure. However in a post-war context, this stable image of masculinity became blurred. The struggle to mentally pinpoint and physically embody an ideal form of masculinity befitting the era is epitomised in Storey and Sillitoe’s protagonists. The multiplicity of male social roles and uncertainty in claiming a specifically male physical space results in embattled narratives of tension and flux. In extension of the developments of…

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    terribly lost for many Americans. It 's lost in the materialism of modern life. Materialism is defined as a tendency to consider material possessions and physical comfort as more important than spiritual values. This is the contrast to the 19th century philosophy named transcendentalism which emphasizes the spiritual over the material when living a fulfilling life. Key writers of the period included the famous Henry David Thoreau. Thoreau was virtually a failure up until writing “Walden”.…

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    plans. Also you will have to teach the patients how to brush their teeth and the correct ways to floss . Some of the tools are a ultrasonic tools which is used to clean teeth with hand power , also the most important is to know how to work the X-ray machine that takes pictures to check for tooth or jaw problems . Dental hygienist is there to help and keep your teeth up to par and have a pretty smile…

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    there other than for a pay check. Alienation makes workers distant from nature and from other people. They lose and forget who they really are and what they want to be. They separate them-selves from the natural world and just be limited as a working machines (AOW, 396-397). Marx represented four types of alienated labors that workers are suffering from working under the capitalism. First is when workers do not get the credit for the production of the product. Secondly, when worker experience a…

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    big enough” revealing his ulterior motive of emulating white culture in the hopes of demanding more respect (Faulkner 9). However, unbeknownst to him, Boon’s outrageous attempts at dragging the boat back to his camp reveal an astonishing irony; the machines and culture which would come to give him power and veneration also eventually lead to his downfall and the destruction of his people. Despite the fact that Doom primarily emulates White culture to commandeer respect, he unknowingly undoes the…

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    king of the vampire. The first gas power car is what started to the car that we have now. 1895 The wireless radio is made. 1891 The basketball was made and then people turn basketball into a sport. 1895 The first slot machine is release to the public. The slot machine was set in a bar. 1891 The Tesla Coil is made to help strengthen the electricity. 1893 First succ essfu Duryeand a his brother Frank. 1895 An Italian Inventor name Guglielmo Marconi invented the radio. He made the…

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    of technology. Henry Ford also had a huge affect “such as unbending pursuit of wealth through the technique of mass production” (Baker 74) because of his assembly line creation. He was a “pervasive theme in Brave New World” because of the “the “spiritual self-mutilation: inflicted by modern industrial societies on their citizens as a consequence of mechanic technology” (Baker 75). They used something called a Bokanovsky’s process which is a fictional process of human cloning that is a key aspect…

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    Not all tattoos are looked down upon. In New Zealand and Hawaii from the past to modern day people get face tattoos representing a higher social status and also showing power and prestige. These tattoos would often be given during an adolescent age for some tribes it is a ritual “A rite of passage” into becoming someone better. In other parts, tattoos are used for religious reasons in Thailand the monks would use an ancient form of tattooing refers to as stick and poke. This method requires a…

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    Nelson Mandela, Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Martin Luther King Jr., Joseph Stalin, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Vladimir Lenin and many other great leaders, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, also known as Mahatma Ghandi, was a very famous political and spiritual leader in India, he was the one who accomplished the Indian independence which his nation hoped for such a long time. He was the one who lead the campaign of the passive resistance, which had a great impact over the world. Mohandas Karamchand…

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