If I could choose a memory from my childhood about the power of learning, it would be the memory of my mother, who hates reading online, who bought this book in an e-book form and read it online, in the digital form. I was shocked, and since then I always had in my mind that âThe Alchemistâ has to be an amazing book if my mother did that. I always wanted to read this book but it was never the...
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On the surface, the Great Gatsby novel is based on the story of Jay Gatsby`s life, in particular describing the tragic love story between him and Daisy Buchanan. Gatsby obsessively pursues her throughout the novel until his death. Beyond this, however, it is clear that Fitzgerald highlights the many themes running throughout the novel regarding the true disparities in the sociology of class and wealth during this era. The story takes place in post-war society in the roaring 1920s. Gatsby...
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This fall, I am taking English 200. An assignment for a portion of the class grade is to go see a theatre performance in Bowling Green. I chose to see âMedeaâ by Euripides. Medea was written in 431 BC. The version of Medea that I saw was translated by Carol Jordan. I saw the performance on Thursday, November 7, 2019, in the Russell H. Miller Theatre in the Ivan Wilson Fine Arts Center (FAC). The main genre of this play...
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It can be argued that higher education is suffering from inequalities such as a lack of gender equality. The balance of equality, diversity, and inclusion for all staff and students needs to be enhanced to ensure that everyone, students and staff, within higher education has a fair and equal experience as well as a wide range of balanced opportunities. The University of Manchester and the Alliance Manchester Business School (AMBS) look to combat these issues by considering the United Nations...
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This essay is about the lives of vegan and vegetarian diets consuming people. So, letâs start with what vegans and vegetarians are; a vegan diet contains only plants (such as vegetables, grains, nuts, and fruits) and foods made from plants. Vegans do not eat foods that come from animals, including dairy products and eggs and a vegetarian diet involves abstaining from eating meat, fish, and poultry. People often adopt a vegetarian diet for religious or personal reasons, as well as...
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In the book, Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi she finds herself growing up amid the Islamic Revolution. She talks about her childhood and how at a very young age she had to grow up very quickly. Marjane had witnessed a lot of disaster and tragedy at a young age. The revolution sparked a lot of controversy between the government and the citizens of Iran. Some of the laws that were put into place only affected the women. Marjane and her parents...
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The first-ever black woman to have a play performed on Broadway and all around the world in 35 different languages was accomplished by Lorraine Hansberry according to Nava Atlas in Lorraine Hansbury, Creator of a Raisin in the Sun (Atlas). Hansberry was raised in a black middle-class family in the southside of Chicago as the Civil Rights Movement was expanding. The Civil Rights Movement fought against segregation inspiring young black activists to express themselves in terms of art. Hansberry expressed...
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A tragic hero can be defined as a âgreat or virtuous character who is destined for downfall, suffering, or defeatâ (Dictionary.com). In Sean Pennâs film Into The Wild, the protagonist, Christopher McCandless ventures away from home in seek of freedom from the world which is surrounded by materials and wealth. Growing up in a household that idealized success in the form of education and income, Christopher inevitably leaves this behind to find true happiness. This call to adventure he receives...
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Death of a Salesman, published in 1949, is one of Arthur Millerâs most well-known works. The stage play portrays several universal themes such as betrayal, abandonment, and living the American dream which resonates with many Americans. Miller spoke to working-class families worldwide through his portrayal of the main characterâs (Willy) failure to acknowledge the American dreamâs false promises and how it affected his family. The play is written in a way that makes it deeply confined to reality. This story...
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There is a lot to say about Chris McCandless. Some say he was an idealistic genius who followed his dreams to the fullest extent. Others say that he was an idiot. Both are true, to a point. The man lived for 113 days in the wilderness off of what little supplies he had with him at the time and that is quite impressive considering the circumstances. The point that I am trying to make is that McCandless was smart, but...
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Mass media has changed the social landscape since its origins; with growing technological advancements and the digital revolution, the way in which we communicate as well as interact with society as individuals has been largely shaped by the media we consume. As globalization has interconnected our society economically, culturally, and socially; the media has also been shaped by the processes of globalization. With the advancement of technology came the accessibility of such media through the globalization process, which in turn...
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Elieâs life within the city of Sighet in 1941 was completely different from once the Holocaust had started. though there was a war, Elie Wiesel was unaffected whereby he targeted on following his fatherâs occupation. Life in 1941 for Wiesel wasn't as overwhelming for Elie compared to once the holocaust began. âI was almost thirteen and deeply observantâ shows that Elie was implausibly young and probably naive once growing up get despite this. His maturity was incontestable through the book...
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In The Great Gatsby, Luhrmann offers a critique on an assortment of topics, also introduced in this movie. The Great Gatsby is seen as a notable bit of social discourse, supplying a clear seem into American lifestyles in the 1920s. Luhrmann deliberately sets up this movie into unmistakable gatherings be that as it may, at last, each gathering has its troubles to fight with, leaving a severe indication of what a hazardous area the world clearly is. By making unmistakable...
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Movie and book comparisons are the most common thing people go to doing for a research paper. The movie and novel Wonder starts out with the main character August or Auggie Pullman talking about how his life has been growing up. It goes into what he looks like, and how people may look at him. He had 27 surgeries before ten years old, and heâs not as ordinary as the other kids. According to the novel written by R.J. Palacio,...
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There have been many different articles, biographies, and much more that have been published about the life of Abraham Lincoln to educate people on his life as a president, a father, and an all-American hero. This film was entirely based on the last four months of Lincoln's efforts in fighting for the 13 Amendment to be passed as a law. I think for the most part the film was mostly a correct depiction of what those four months had been...
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As the semester progressed my views and opinions on the topics, we learned in class have changed. Learning about different topics by discussing, reading articles, and writing made me have an open mind and remodel my perspective on the topics. An example of the topics discussed includes professionalism, critical thinking, communication, culture, values, ethics, and the nurseâs role in healthcare. These topics have influenced my way of thinking during this semester which allowed me to change my understanding of the...
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The South Carolina Botanical Gardens have succeeded in maintaining a historical nature culture that is evident as you walk through the gardens. The gardens have many monuments, memorials, and manmade structures that preserve culture without invading the space nature needs to flourish. A push for historical preservation is displayed throughout the SCBG, with many objects and educational signs on display. Historical culture is quite evident as you venture throughout the gardens, with many important and educational structures littered among the...
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After reading âNightâ by Elie Wiesel I have gotten a far better understanding of the treatment and handling of Jews during the Holocaust, and I believe anyone will after reading this incredible book. âNightâ is told through the eyes of Eliezer who is merely a teenage boy when the story begins. Just like any other kid who was a Jew, Eliezer would study the first five books of the Old Testament, but soon that would all come to an immediate...
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My presentation is on how virtual reality is used in the various sectors of the healthcare industry, i.e. to assist in physical rehabilitation, as part of a treatment program, or to help train medical personnel. I find this topic engaging, as I was not aware of virtual reality being frequently used in this field, alongside or instead of traditional medical practices. Virtual reality is an entirely immersive experience, although the participant is aware that they are involved in a simulation,...
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In July 2008, a small town in Orlando Florida was rocked by a tragic mystery. After a fight with her parents, Casey Anthony and her young daughter Caylee left home. Caylee would never be seen again. One lengthy investigation later, Cayleeâs remains were found in the woods, less than a mile from her past home. Many people cast their suspicion on Casey after alarming evidence was found, making it seem as though she was responsible for the death of her...
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Genetically Modified Organisms, also known as Genetically Engineered Foods, are foods created from organisms that have had changes introduced into their DNA using genetic engineering procedures. These practices create new traits and have greater control over others when compared to previous methods, like selective breeding and mutation breeding. In 1996 Genetically Modified Organisms were introduced to the market. Since then, tons of people have eaten GMOs in various foods, such as soybeans, beef, dairy products, corn, sugar, etc. GMOs could...
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The garden is an attempt to create an earthy paradise, a slice of the beauty that will be presented to those of who follow the doctrines and principles laid out by the Prophet Muhammad. The marriage of the Islamic Garden and architecture is through its earthly relationship to symbolize the divine: Islam is a monotheistic religion that operates on units and equilibriums, mathematical ratios that represent the unity and the oneness of God. In this essay, I want to explore...
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Green Day is considered among many music critics to be one of the greatest rock bands of all time. They were formed in 1987 and have been icons ever since. The band consists of lead singer and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist and backup vocals Mike Dirnt, and drummer Tre Cool. Green Day has released a total of thirteen studio albums. Their most famous album is probably American Idiot. This album was released in 2004 and contains many of their...
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Depression is a widespread and dangerous psychiatric condition, which has a detrimental effect on your feelings, thinking, and behavior. Depression is one of the most misunderstood and mistreated mental disorders in the world. It's also treatable. In the public, depression is particularly prevalent . One in four individuals had a lifetime of mental disorders including depression, anxiety, and drug abuse. In contrast to physical disease, depression has a higher morbidity and mortality rate. It has an effect on one's thoughts,...
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In one of our classes, we talked about critical thinking. How might you apply this mode of thinking to your learning and assessment in the future? Critical thinking is a common skill and is a rational way of interpreting situations. However, we are often affected by emotion, general knowledge, and surrounding factors. These factors make up different views of people, but the difference shouldnât be classified as a wrong point of view. Hence, critical thinking creates a standard as the...
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Self-regulation has been defined as the extent to which a person can change their behavior (Muraven et al., 1999). This concept is especially useful when the person struggles with a problem and/or lacks external alternatives to deal with it, such as access to educational resources or counseling sessions. Among the several problem behaviors that an individual might display, procrastination probably affects us all. Procrastination is the act of postponing a task. In college, procrastination might lead to anxiety (K. Johnson...
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Reading individualsâ emotions is critical in relationships, positive communication, and in school districts. There are two different ways to determine emotions: instinctive and systematic approaches. Instinctive decisions can be more successful in determining emotions in familiar people, whereas systematic approaches are more successful in dealing with strangers. Not only can these emotions be analyzed and determined by people, but also in brain scans. Although studies have shown emotions in brain scans, all brains are different; therefore, not all emotions of...
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Unity is a strength. When there is teamwork and collaboration wonderful things can be achieved an inspiring quotation from a witty and noble poet Mattie Stepanek. What does the state want to imply it solely expresses that unity has a remarkable role in today's society and with the aid of teamwork and collaboration of humans several amends can happen. As the modernization began the Philippines has been facing various dilemmas wherein unity has the capability to resolve these issues. In...
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The term feminism often referred to as womenâs rights has ambiguous definitions that are still being contested until now. Some writers used to refer to feminism as a historically feminist movement in the United States and in Europe that was solicitous about womenâs rights specifically in their right to vote, while other writers might refer to feminism as the belief that there are unfair treatments against women. Most people of today mistake feminism for man-hating, making women the dominant gender...
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Back in the 1960s, an African American woman by the name of Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus to a White male to bring awareness to racial equality. Although this was against the law at the time and caused one of the biggest political controversies known to date, Rosa Parks stood up for her own beliefs. A similar situation occurs in the play Antigone, the protagonist in the play by the same name performs an...
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