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    all time. That is the truth. Now, wait a minute. Am I serious? Yes, I am. That is my belief, and I believe in it with a burning passion. Some people might share my belief. However, most people I know would think this statement is a complete joke. Why is that? I have learned from my many years of living on this planet called Earth that people have different beliefs that they consider as truth. But how do they get the truth? Students of all ages attend school to discover truth. In school, history…

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    his fourth walk, Rousseau continually compares truth and justice, and he even goes so far as to link the two. Rousseau discusses the differences between truths that are owed, which is calls general truths, and truths that are not owed, which he calls particular truths. In addition to this, he also discusses the differences between fictions and lies. Rousseau mentions that justice is to give what to each what is owed, and he states that justice and truth are synonymous. For the most part,…

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    resisting arrest. It makes you wonder, what is truth? Truth is what a person believes to be true. Truth varies from person to person and is imperfect; it is influenced by one’s knowledge, one’s limited view, and one’s emotions. As O’Brien said, “There is no clarity.” For example, to the villagers of Salem, Massachusetts, their truth was that witches hid among them, attacking them and doing the devil’s work. It was their truth because that was all they knew. Our truth is that the villagers of…

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    one another, so it is to say that somebodies way of viewing things differs slightly from person to person. What stands as the truth for one person, serves as a lie for another. Pablo Picasso became aware of this phenomenon especially when attempting to captivate his audience and also try to convey a message through his artwork. Picasso believed that art was not the truth, moreover it is a lie in which the artist depicts though their art in order to make a point. Not only does this occur in…

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    alternative version of the actual truth through retelling and embellishment. “Story truth” is the term Tim O’Brien uses to describe this variation of the truth. In his book, “The Things They Carried,” O’Brien uses “story truth” to compel his readers to feel what he experienced during his service in war. With “story truth,” O’Brien provides us with an account of his personal experiences, as well as an idea of what others may have experienced, and explains how “story truth” can be dissected and…

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    in which a reader, “could find re-echoed in my words whatever truths he was able to apprehend,” (XII.31) and further stresses his concerns regarding single truths when reading and interpreting Scripture. Augustine essentially strives to bring to a full circle what he is trying to state throughout the entirety of Confessions, which is conveying the issue with single truths and the importance of language and philosophy in attaining Truth. Augustine often establishes the correlation and…

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    Correspondence Theory of Truth by Lauren E Munroe The correspondence theory of truth is the understanding that when we analyze a statement, we determine whether the statement is true or false when we compare statement(s) to objects within their corresponding world using knowledge of this world, and if those objects are performing and or visually reflecting what the statement is stating they are doing. For example, person 1 states that they are a platypus. Person 2 analyzes the truth or…

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    thoughts of “Truth”, is that it could possibly have another meaning other than just talking about the sun. She uses the word “he” whenever she talks about the sun, so I initially thought it would be about a guy. But I now believe she is comparing the sun to the truth. When it says, “What if we wake one shimmering morning to hear the fierce hammering of his firm knuckles hard on the door?” (Brooks). I think that it is possible that the poet is trying to compare the sun to the truth, when the…

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    Tell the truth but tell it slant" and " Like the sun" both Emily Dickinson and the protagonist Sekhar, understand that the cold hard truth is not always the best to tell. Although honesty is the best policy, there is a certain type of honesty that should only be told. In the story " Tell the truth but tell it slant " the author Emily Dickinson says " Tell the truth but tell it slant- Success in circuit lies too bright for our infirm delight. In this quote Emily Dickinson explains that all truth…

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    Post-truth is a major topic that is increasing in our world today. This happens to play a large role in not only politics, but the world of health care as well. As a future pediatric nurse practitioner, it is very important for me to discover the upcoming challenges I will be facing in my future career field to better prepare me for what lies ahead. By researching about how this major issue impacts the medical field, it will allow me to be better prepared and more knowledgeable about the issue…

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