The Imaginary

only the surface of what the story is truly about. It only gives a one-dimensional view that everyone should be able to grasp from their first read of the book for personal enjoyment. Once someone ponders on the question “What if the monster is imaginary, a fictitious creature created by Victor or Walton?”, it opens a new world of what the monster truly means hidden behind the cover of just an ugly monster shunned…

regulation would bring up. A non-human actor can be defined as any non-human entity capable of taking action and making decisions which can also include software, algorithms, objects and machines. When applying the basic idea of the sociotechnical imaginary, the question "how do we want to live in the future?" to the topic of this thesis questions about accountability, risk and responsibility become even more apparent. Throughout the centuries our societies have developed elaborate rules and…

souls also causing their deaths in real life. In his dream world he is a powerful force and nearly invulnerable. This movie is scary because of his disfigured appearance, he plays on the subconscious fears of many, goes beyond the boundaries between imaginary and real life. Krueger’s appearance was terrifying and intimidating. His body language conveys a sick individual that takes pleasure in killing children. His skin was scarred, burned, and disfigured as a result of being burned alive by the…

proudly and exuded an imposing and powerful dignity like a king. It was like love at first sight to me. Every day I would be playing around the tree. Sometimes, I even pretended that the oak tree was my bodyguard, protecting me from the imaginary bullets shot by the imaginary gunmen. When I was bored, I would try to climb the oak tree, which I failed to do so. I leaned against the trunk as I felt it was somehow comfortable as if I could feel the warmness of the tree. It was the best spot to read…

A Witty Title Justice is defined as the advantage of the stronger in The Republic of Plato Book 1. Thrasymarchus elaborates that there are different types of governments: tyrannies, democracies, and aristocracies and each government makes laws according to their own particular interests. These laws are the justice which they deliver to their citizens. Anyone who breaks the law isn’t just. Since the government has the power to make the laws, it is the stronger. Therefore, justice is the interest…

her mother, Vivienne Margaux, a Broadway Producer, around New York City as she met with business partners. Jane’s imaginary friend would always be by her side, Michael, a handsome man who looked the age of about thirty. Every Sunday they would stop at a fantastic restaurant and eat fantastic dessert, then, would end the day with a trip to admire jewelry at Tiffany’s. As an imaginary friend, Michael must leave his child on their ninth birthday and move on to the next child. When Jane turns nine…

actor was easily heard and spoke with vocal energy. Before seeing the show, I had only read a few scenes from the play and only vaguely knew the plot. It was nice to see this story unfold from actors that worked in the moment and believed their imaginary circumstances. The actors did the best they could with the script provided for them. As an audience member, I found it easiest to connect to the relationship between Peter and Henrietta. After seeing the show, and now reading the play, it’s…

Clark et al. The first two articles state that the issue lies within the fact that there is an “imaginary nation” and that some people don’t fit in it. For example, in “Too Asian” the authors are saying how the Asian students are different from the Caucasian ones, so in a sense, they don’t fit in. In the article “Evil White Nationalists” the author states that nationalism functions to protect the “imaginary nation”. When we put these two articles together we get a theory and example…

they attempt to hide their constant fear and remorse from the sinful and heinous crimes they have committed so far in the play. In the next scene the First murderer says, “Let it rain down blood!” (3.3.24), the blood they are talking about here is imaginary. The murderer says this because Banquo is about to come to his death. The murderers have already planned the whole scheme out, and they are ready to go through with it. Going back to the thesis, the First Murder does not feel as much guilt as…

First, Thompson includes a series of imaginary cases to appeal her opinion on abortion. Throughout her article, as these ‘imaginary cases’ made her point easier to see, I couldn’t help but think... these are imaginary, and a bit irrelevant because most did not tie in with the abortion argument. Thompson compares a person being hooked up to a famous unconscious violinist, and a mother carrying a child to prove one of her points. By using this imaginary scenario, she tries to convince people that…