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    The illegal hunting of Whales (Whaling) - Ella Stallwood Whaling is a practice utilized today which is used to chase down whales that are used for multiple reasons, however it is making numerous whale species end up jeopardized or beginning to be totally wiped out. A few reasons whales are hunted include the production of oil which is used to create candles, skincare and cosmetic items. They can likewise produce food including cooking oil, margarine and meat which makes burgers and other…

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    Naturalism unlike realism adopts more a philosophical position and holds man responsible for his actions and negates divine interventions. Naturalism considers human beings to be determined by their heredity and environment. The individual is at the mercy of determining social and economic forces. Each human being is determined by heredity and environment and "subject to the social and economic forces in the family, the class, and the milieu into which that person is born" (Abrams 153).…

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    Moby‑Dick a novel by Herman Melville is a thought-provoking text, not merely due to the topic of whaling, or layers upon layers of symbolic meaning, rather it is the novels attitude concerning literature, where upon every page Melville explores the limitless nature of what literature is and what it can be. This paper will explore the novels status as a somewhat cenotaph by examining the distinctive Chapter seven, “The Chapel”, as well as the opening “Etymology” and “Extracts,” “The Lee Shore” in…

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    kick someone with that peg leg. He lost his leg on a whaling adventure, probably much like this one. You see, a whale, named Moby-Dick was the culprit. Captain Ahab was set on killing that annoying whale. It was a whale that had eluded many a whaler, while destroying many a life. Captain Ahab mood was one of determination and hatred. It was because of this determination and hatred that one day he called all the sailors together and declared to them that whomever sees Moby-Dick and then…

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    some calculations, a single whale can provide “604,000 people [with a] single meal” (Nessen 1), and this excluding the other benefits such as blubber and skin which can be used in other applications. As a result, during the 1900s large amounts of whalers who were motivated by the whales great value to catch and slaughter more and more Blue whales (National 3). Due to such aggressive…

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    At time in life when one face hardship, some would choose to run away and other would face it. Unfortunately, Herman Melville chose to run from his problems , but he gradually grain some guts to face his problems. Herman Melville, unlike some of us was born in too a very prosperous family,which mean his parent had high standards for him. His father , Allan Melville , was the owner of his own business, but his state mind to keep his family happy made him buy items that are out of his price range…

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    The crew and whalers of south Georgia might say otherwise. Courage was needed. “By endurance we conquer” quoted Sir Ernest Shackleton even before the expedition had begun and through this quote the Endurance (the expedition's ship) was named. “Shackleton led a crew of…

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    The Importance Of Whales

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    Has anyone ever thought about what the ocean would be like without whales? One thing that is never thought about when whales are being hunted is how important they are. For humans to understand the purpose of the whale and just going off the information one has learned may be different. Understanding the whale may be more complex than thought out to be. There is more to know about whales other than they can be big intimidating creatures. It is important to make sure whales are being protected.…

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    answer. The narrator opens immediately with one of the most iconic statements in English literature, "Call me Ishmael", creating and instant relationship between the narrator and reader. The protagonist decides that he wants to explore life as a whaler, but before finding a crew and setting sail, he checks…

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    1. Do you agree with the Norwegian and Japanese position on permitting the hunting of non-endangered species of whales as a cultural exemption? No. I do not believe that any country in the world should be able to hunt whales, especially if a large majority of the world disagrees with the practice. In the 1960 's the International Whaling Committee (IWC) tried to manage the commercial hunting of whales but realized that they needed a complete ban to prevent extinction. Whales are very slow to…

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