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    In Geoffrey Gorer’s “The Pornography of Death,” Gorer argues that because of England’s abandonment of religion, representations of death became unnatural, and natural death becomes a taboo subject in Western civilization. Gorer states that the current media representations of death allow death to become a distant fantasy. Death becomes a topic filtered by the media. In this movie, a tragic accident depicts mortality. An unnatural external force causes…

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    narrative and my life reveals how the differences and similarities of process of assimilation, fighting for identity, and freedom that happened in our lives. While both Equiano and I assimilate to Western culture, Equiano’s process…

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    compared to the benefits that only lie in front of the naked eyes. Through Nariman’s story, the audience can see that the material advantages in a foreign culture only provide immediate satisfaction. This is also the case of Sorash who envisioned a Western world full of opportunities away from the poverty and dilapidation of India only to suffer for an entire ten years with a simple act of sitting on a toilet in place of the traditional squatting in Indian…

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    if he is happy, Montag becomes curious as to why books are so dangerous. From there on it was a battle between choosing sides. As I would like to think, this film was satisfactory. Despite being slow at times, I was content with how the dystopian world was set up. The costume’s were dated which to some degree met their objective of attempting to display the future. The acting was mostly bland, however it is hard to tell whether or not that was part of the story. Many great scenes were portrayed…

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    In the last few decades, Muslims have come to constitute a significant immigrant group in the United States. As a result of this relatively recent arrival, the second generation, defined as children born in the United States to immigrant-origin parents, are the first generation being raised in America and are starting to reach maturity. Their unique perspective on the United States, thoroughly unlike that of their parents, forces the second generation to confront issues that their parents and…

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    modern world, Martin Luther King, Jr. stated that the world had inherited a “world house” where everyone, regardless of race or religion, inhabits. However, the integrity of this house is not structurally sound. King presents many issues with humanity that pose a threat to the world house, in hopes that people will attempt to counter these threats. King divides the major issues of humanity into three sections within The World House. The first section discusses the arrival of change in the world,…

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    The single story of Mexicans, especially in this current political climate, is that we are all lazy, illegal immigrants; there may be some Mexicans who fit this umbrella description, sure, but it does not apply to us all. Western culture, particularly the United States, has up until recent years been accepting of immigrant populations but when you add in a limited job market and limited resources, there will be fighting and scapegoating in regard to current issues. Once a…

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    that are told to small children in the west and the ones that fill the hearts of children in the east. Many western stories have overarching themes of magic, wonder, and always following your heart; whereas eastern stories exhibit themes that have been implemented in their countries for centuries. Bushido morals are a good exemplar for this. It is interesting to see, when taken out of western context, how these stories can be interpreted and morphed into things that they were never meant to be…

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    Decline of Public Support for Humanitarian Intervention One of the key differences when it comes to Libya and Syria is how western public perception of humanitarian intervention has shifted. In the few short months following NATO intervention in Libya, support for humanitarian intervention in the United States (US) shrunk substantially and in a democratic country taking unpopular moves like promoting another intervention is likely a prominent concern domestically. US President Barack Obama…

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    knowing any English word, my purpose is to continue my education and get my master degree in public health. It is a big challenge and a big change for me. Most of my family has not agreed for me to move here and study due to the misunderstanding of western cultures in our media. I remember that when my grandfather told me that if I travel to the United States I might get killed and died because of my religion and my race. Coming from a different culture, language, religion and social life to new…

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