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    them look beautiful. But in some other societies, it represents a religion belief, which identifies the Muslim women as a respected woman in the eye of their families and community. The authors Fayyaz, Waseem and Kamal report in “Practicing Hijab (veil): A Source of Autonomy and Self-esteem for Modern Muslim Women”, “Women seem to be…

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    “The Ministers Black Veil”: Judgement and People in Disguise In the story “The Ministers Black Veil” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, the author reflects on how much people will judge a person on their appearance and what they are going through. Today, what a person wear, how they dress, or the way they act shows if they will be accepted by others. We tend to cover our secret sins, and judge others about theirs. “If I hide my face for sorrow, there is cause enough,” he merely replied; “and if I…

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    “Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity”-Martin Luther King, Jr. In countless stories throughout the years, there are characters who symbolize the ignorant people within our humanity. Within our society there are people who fail to try to understand those different things, and we even have people who believe they are “good” while ignorantly and unsurprisingly having their own flaws. In both Cathedral, by Raymond Carver, and A Good Man Is…

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    The Weeknd Analysis

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    The purpose of this paper is to dissect the aspect of innocence and experience. The theme is found in many pieces of literature such as: movies, songs, poems, and plays. Innocence and experience is compared often and how it is applied in real life applications from childhood to adulthood. Random quotes are used to show that innocence and experience is usual. To properly analyze the theme, the album, Trilogy by The Weeknd is used as an example to display innocence and how experience changed the…

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    they say, ignorance is bliss. What is unknown is exciting, and therefore if there is no unknown, there is nothing to look forward to. Ignorance is the opposite of knowledge. Humans are ignorant, and that is what keeps the mind motivated to learn. As Douglas Shuler states in “Doctor Faustus in the Twenty-First Century”, “Ignorance provides the motivation for learning when people yearn to fill a void.” (Shuler 260-61). If there were nothing more to learn, there would be no more ignorance, and…

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    Siddhartha 's journey to the Truth was by no means a simple one. The beginning of the novel, Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse, starts off by introducing Siddhartha 's struggle; "Siddhartha had begun to feel the seeds of discontent within in him... He had begun to suspect that that his worthy father and his other teachers, the wise Brahmins, had already passed on to him the bulk and best of their knowledge" (Hesse 5). Similarly, Neo, the main character in the Wachowskis ' The Matrix, feels a similar…

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    To be curious is to seek out knowledge whereas being ignorant is either being unaware of new knowledge or ignoring it’s existence. Prior to liberation, the prisoners in “Allegory” suffered from the former ignorance because they did not know another world. However, after a prisoner returned and played a game, the other prisoners believed he had lost his eyes and refused to ever leave the cave, ignoring any new knowledge. In “Allegory of the Cave” prisoners in…

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    The naval officer has a very civilized-looking appearance, but at the same time, his ignorance of the boys’ savagery proves that savagery is existent outside of the island. When Ralph sees the officer, he immediately becomes concerned with his appearance, implying that Ralph sees him as a part of civilization. However, the officer is not as…

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    Archetypes In Big

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    The first stage of the cycle is the Golden Age symbolizing innocence, begginings, and ignorance. As with most, the purest and happiest moments of Josh’s life take place in his childhood prior to being corrupted by the nefarious principles of the adult world. The movie starts off with Josh being in the Golden Age. He is a radiant example of…

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    Loss of Innocence In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by, Harper Lee many characters throughout the novel lose their innocence for different reasons. To lose one’s innocence can be interpreted in different ways but it is usually caused by society because you’re growing up and seeing all the imperfections in the world. Growing up will leave a scar on the individual emotionally and physically because it is such a changing point in their life, it will be a great impact. It is positive because the…

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