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    independent actions and ideologies. A society born from radical independence, American culture itself personifies unfettered identity, a freedom that extends itself into American Literature. American authors exemplify the granted rights of unencumbered transcendence of traditional thematic imprisonment. In Jon Krakauer’s introspective novel Into the Wild, the interwoven personal narrative of Jon’s identity search and the informal biography of Chris McCandless’ extensive exploration for his true…

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    the explicit. To observe the simple and complexify it, or to shape the complex into something simple. In its simplest form, to read is to see letters, make words of them, and know the meaning of these words. To read well requires an extra step: transcendence. As a student of philosophy, I have studied transcendentalism and Emerson’s role in it’s foundation. Applying his views to literature makes perfect sense - or it does if I invent a reason for it to. Transcendentalist…

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    What Is Quantum Dualism

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    God’s ongoing action, and interaction within and throughout human history, as well as God’s actions in the personal lives of individual believers, salvific, or otherwise), as well as insights into divine inspiration, revelation, transcendence and immanence, and even Tripartitism. This same dualism also resolves a host of hitherto insurmountable theological and scientific conundrums that have long plagued Judeo-Christianity. Such an unusually high degree of interdisciplinary explanatory power…

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    Neema-Elie Joseph Ms.Kilburn English 4 29 March 2016 Baudelaire was born in Paris to financially secure parents. Baudelaire grew very close to his mother. When Madame Baudelaire married Jacques Aupick in 1928, Baudelaire became deeply resentful. Initially he had dropped out of school, but as he grew older he increasingly neglected his studies in favor of a rebellious lifestyle. In 1841 the Aupicks sent him on a trip to India in hopes that his experiences abroad would reform him. During his…

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    Temperance and Transcendence Temperance is a terminology used to refer to character that manifests self-constraint and self-regulation in the control and management of one. Temperance is a virtue that is generally associated with protective traits. The virtue of transcendence is associated with strengths of meaning which allow one to connect to the larger universe. The meaning of life can be derived from virtue. Together, these transcendent virtues aid people in control of emotions and impulses…

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    the Vietnam War. Jones also targeted people who were neglected by society, promising them a better life among people who care for them. As Hughs puts it, “The most basic thing anyone joining a religious cult is looking for is an experience of transcendence.” (Hughs 356) People joined the cult because they wanted to be something more than themselves. They wanted to feel good by helping others and feel a connection with the other members. Since Jones was the highest transcendent, people worshiped…

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    Existential Concussions

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    Many those professionals witnessed disaster community from devastation in the beginning to the deep, blue sea and mulberry fields, from accompanying people with pain to regain their own life. Based on our model, we can see the dynamic process of those disaster relief worker’s personal transformation from existential shattering to existential integrity. Existential learning plays a pivotal function which regulate from suffering to personal growth. Working in disaster settings as an existential…

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    Reflection On The Elderly

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    I am looking forward to learning many new things this semester. I enjoy learning and look for opportunities to feed my brain. I want to learn as much as I can about the elder so that I can implement these things as a future Gerontologist. As the good old book says in Proverbs 4:7, “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.” Understanding life and the different situations that arise will make things easier and knowing when there is no…

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    Chapter 1-4 Gender Roles

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    In Chapter four It talks about how gender roles are talked about and how we the people view them. There are a four major categories in which we “learn” our gender roles. The four major groups are family, school, peer groups, and mass media. I am going to be talking about how how each of them impacts gender understanding and development, as well as the impact upon individuals. The first one of the four major groups I am going to talk about is the impact family has on shaping the mindset about…

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    Lying to others is wrong, but lying to oneself is much worst. Oftentimes, we are so concern of our outward appearance, of how we appear to others, but also we often forget who we really are. Hence, this paper will talk about this phenomenon in the light of Sartre’s concept of “bad faith”. For this matter, this paper will have to talk about the following: first, I will talk about the nature of Sartre’s concept of bad faith; second, I will talk about what makes bad faith a negation to an authentic…

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