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    Mary Mackillop Biography

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    Title: Good morning teacher and class, today I will present to you a summary on the life and achievements of St Mary Helen MacKillop, the first Australian saint. I will outline about how Mary MacKillop was influenced by scripture and the society in which she lived. Introduction: Saint Mary MacKillop was a passionate and courageous catholic woman of action. Mary MacKillop (1842-1909), known in life as Mother Mary of the cross, showed compassion for anyone in need regardless of race, colour or…

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    The Black Madonnas of Europe The Mother Mary is an image of purity and beauty. She is an aspiration for women all around the world. As the Mother of Christ, she sacrificed in order to do the will of God, but today’s ideals have influenced people into thinking that the angelic nature of the Mother Mary must mean that she was white, and therefore, Christ was white. Just recently have the Black Madonnas of Europe became a large controversy. Racism has caused a stir in all aspects of society.…

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    St. Helena and the Emperor Constantine Presented to the Holy Trinity by the Virgin Mary was the piece of art work that stuck out to me the most which made me choose to write my analysis essay on this amazing well thought out art work. Some of my reasoning behind choosing this piece of art is the amazing story that it shares in just one picture. Just by looking at this piece of art you can tell there is so much emotion and knowledge behind making this painting. From observing this work, it made…

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    in this article Ramsden (2016) only uses one form of evidence which is pottery and ceramic style to interperate political and economic affiliation and one’s ethnicity and identity. It seems as if throughout this article Ramsden (2016) is making assumptions based merely on ceramic/vessel style and the presence of the barred motif. This article was also harder and more confusing for me to read as his writing is not clear. Additionally, Ramsden (2016) mentions two sites but focuses on one, the…

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    Stephen Crane characterized the characters of the novel through their actions and interactions with other characters during the story. Such as Jimmie, from the opening scene it was obvious he was violent and did not care much for rules and even his own safety. In the opening fight scene Stephen Crane wrote,“In the yells of the whirling mob of Devil’s Row children there were notes of joy like songs of triumphant savagery. The little boys seemed to leer gloatingly at the blood upon the other…

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    Nature versus nurture in early childhood education has been an ongoing debate for a very long time. Presently we are not sure which human development works better, as both nurture and nature seem to be a vital importance in the role of human development. Nature can be defined as genetic inheritance or the genes in which a person inherits from both parents at the time of conception and carries throughout life, in contrast nurture can be defined as the different environmental factors to which a…

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    nature versus nurture debate has always been big in understanding why people turn out to be the way they are. The nature aspect has to do with the biological make-up of a person while the nurture aspect has to do with the environment in which the person is raised. However, nature may be the product of inherited genes, human development is influenced and based upon nurture and by the quality of one’s external environment. Nature may be what creates the way we are physically but nurture shapes who…

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    Nature Nurture Debate

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    The Nature vs. Nurture Debate For years, psychologists have argued about what extent genetics and the environment determine the physical makeup of a person. Are individuals more influenced by their genes or by their environment? The nature-nurture debate seeks to distinguish between a biological and social perspective of human development. In the nature-nurture debate, many psychologists reference certain factors such as intelligence and education as an example of the environment having a low…

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    The previous article provides proof that one’s environments plays a role in determining one’s temperament, but environmental factors are not solely responsible for one’s nurture. Another key aspect of nurture is parental influence. The question is, how much influence do an individual’s parents truly have on their actions? More specifically, if a child has one introverted and one extroverted parent, will the tendencies of one parent have a greater influence on the child over the tendencies of…

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    In the instance where you must choose between nature vs. nurture, both sides have a claim but, neither side is good or bad. So, how violence plays a role in nature vs. nurture is it makes you question whether your should blame the issues that society has brought into the picture on whether the environment that we grow up in takes a toll on how we make decisions throughout life. So how must one choose between nature vs. nurture? Well, the fact is science may prove to be substantial as…

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