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    Throughout the semester we have read many texts including Macbeth by William Shakespeare, Lord Of The Flies by William Golding and Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston. In all three of these texts, the theme of external evil being inside you all along is prevalent. Such as in Lord Of The Flies by William Golding, the beast which was thought to inhabit the island the boys were stranded in turned out to be a figment of one of the boys' imagination “Beastie. A snake thing ever so big…

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    For those who are religious, the New Testament defines evil as an entity that opposes God and God 's people. Webster Dictionary defines evil as having poor natural qualities; harmful; unpleasant; vicious; corrupt; wicked; hopeless. In religion, evil is an entity that hovers over the dark side of the battle between black and white, while the definition of Webster humanizes evil leading to the gray area of human nature. Nathaniel Hawthorne, in Young Goodman Brown, addresses the definition of evil.…

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    Characterization is a struggle between two opposing forces. Conflict, on the other hand, will always involve the protagonist, and it can either be internal or external. Internal conflict, which is the conflict between person and self, is one that happens within the mind of the protagonist. Instances of internal conflict are whereby a person struggles between right or wrong, or where one has to make a huge decision. External conflicts involves the conflict between a person and other external…

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    soul of an individual posses reason; corresponding to the Guardian’s wisdom in the state, appetite; corresponding to the desires for pleasure in the working class, and lastly spirit corresponding to the Auxiliaries’ virtue of never following any temptation. Spirit is what keeps the balance between reason and appetite; resisting desires that one’s reason disapproves of. (440b) And for the same reason as in the state, when the three parts; reason, spirit, and appetite are minding their own…

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    stationed at each desk for students to complete assignments or interact within the classroom by blogging or posting on a discussion board. Likewise, the computers allow students to follow along with classroom lectures rather than staring at a tedious overhead projector. Also, students may be equipped with a personal laptop to complete assignments at home. The technological teaching method is thought to…

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    as they similarly performed an ominous act changing their course of life. Both Adam and the mariner performed their deeds without reason. Some may argue that Adam and Eve’s actions were influenced by Satan’s temptations; however, both Adam and Eve were had free will hence Satan’s temptations were a mere test of their faith. Adam and Eve’s disobedience through eating a fruit from the forbidden tree led to their punishment and search for forgiveness from God. Likewise, the mariner’s rash and…

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    I consider myself a flânuer in every respect associated with the term. New York City is in my opinion, the best city in the world to be a flânuer in. I often find myself mindlessly wandering the streets, looking for unexpected experiences, feelings, smells, people, and spectacles. I have walked the streets seeking entertainment countless times, with no apparent goal or destination. Although I am a lifetime New Yorker, there are always new things to experience and see. There are different ways to…

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    through the example of a generous person being generous because it makes them happy. Within the article Hartman states that although professors and teachers cannot “mold,” their students’ character, there are ways to help students achieve the moral character they desire. Hartman addresses plausible reasons why an individual may stray from the original values and virtues that one may possess originally, such as temptations.…

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    challenges that await me in my coming years. The fact that The Odyssey is an allegory helps enhance the feeling of my life journey being that of Odysseus’. An allegory is an extended metaphor that compares a narrative and the personified characters within to an object in the outside world. Just as Odysseus had to face many trials and tough decisions, I also have to face many obstacles and options in the next ten years. I have never known what I want to do in my life, and the decision will…

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    Call to adventure; The hero begins a life of normality and receives mysterious information that gives the curiosity of heading off to the quest. In the poem Paradise Lost, the poet talks about the garden of eden where there lies temptation and disobedience. Satan enys jesus ads his power, therefore desire to be filled with knowledge and power. He demonstrates pride and ambition. Jesus however, serves the people and receives worship for will power. Satan, once Jesus’ favorite angel is thrown from…

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