In The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne details the account of a tale of sin and redemption within a small Puritan community located in Boston during the seventeenth century. Hawthorne explores the entangled relationship between Hester, Dimmesdale, and Chillingworth through the scarlet letter and personal passions to illuminate the presence of hidden truths and motives within all aspects of society. A contrast between appearance versus reality is illustrated through the scarlet letterās evolving appearance, signifying the complexity of human nature, and...
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Second describe topic is congratulatory money present. Congratulatory money means heartfelt gifts for weddings, births and other celebrations. It was originally used as a taken of gratitude and tip given to those who helped us during the celebration, which is a milestone in our lives. Now it is a custom for guests attending a wedding reception to wrap money in a gift bag to celebrate their marriage (Wedding Park Magazine, 2018). There are two manners about congratulatory money. Price First...
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Abstract Induced hypocrisy is a two-step dissonance paradigm, consisting of normative commitment and mindfulness of past transgressions. The inconsistency between oneās belief and action lead to psychological discomfort, such as guilt, motivating people to adopt attitude or new behavior that better aligns with the belief. This paper explores individual role of normative commitment and mindfulness and the moderating role of norm salience in the context of eco-friendly product consumption. This paper predicts that while mindfulness can induce enough guilt to...
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Integrity is a key moral principle. It is defined as a state of having firm moral values and acting with honor (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2017). From a personal perspective, understanding, and research, integrity is understood as a having upright morals that are consistent with an individualās claims and that demonstrate high standards of honesty. Anything short of these concepts defies the definition of integrity. This article will analyze integrity from different perspectives in order to develop an easy to...
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The novel Animal Farm, by the political writer George Orwell, is a story parallel to the events of the Russian Revolution. It features the brutal rise to power of one historyās most notorious dictators ā Josef Stalin, who is portrayed by the tyrannical pig Napoleon. After the animals of Manor Farm expel their human master, Napoleon eventually manages to seize total control over every aspect of the animalsā lives. After the revolution, the Manor Farm was renamed the Animal Farm...
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Introduction Over the years there have been many different genres of television shows one might decide to watch in their free time. These genres range from the sci fi thriller, game shows, all the way to reality television. However one genre in particular has been around since before the television was invented, the situational comedy or sitcom for short. This paper will be focusingon two sitcoms from two very different time periods, āTaxi āwhich first aired on September 12th, 1978,...
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Abstract A problem that is all too common, Iāve noticed, is that not enough people use their manners. Being raised a benevolent Midwesterner, I take notice when people arenāt polite, especially by forgetting to simply thank someone for a small favor. I came up with the idea of testing peopleās manners firsthand to see if I was crazy, or if people actually forget āpleaseā and āthank youā more than youād think. In order to test how polite people are firsthand,...
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Introduction to Hypocrisy in "The Crucible" In the play, The Crucible by Arthur Miller, the story unfolds with a town named Salem. This town follows the Bible strictly and anyone who disobeys the rules of the Bible will be put in jail or will be hanged. Since, the town heavily relies on the Bible; dancing and any other activity that is not religious is being considered as sinful. One day a group of girls: Betty, Abigail Williams and Mary Warren...
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Greed can completely change someoneās life and manipulate them into doing absurd actions that can ruin lives, no matter what the result. I believe that greed is a bad thing when it is taken too far, but some people do not agree with me. The novella The Pearl, and the movie speech by Charlie Chaplin, āThe Great Dictatorā both show how greed is good and bad. Greed is good when a person is determined, but it is a bad thing...
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Introduction Concepts are a way to classify information; they are essential components from which theory is built. Theory usually explains some aspect of nursing and enables us to make predictions about behavior. The concept analysis process contributes to the development of theory by dissecting the concept and simplifying it in order to bring clarity and understanding. McEwen & Willis, (2014) say that when a concept or term is questionable or needs further clarification in nursing, then a concept analysis is...
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For this paper, I chose the text āBorat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.ā It is a movie which contains a great deal of information and can be broken down into many different aspects such as race, class and nationality. When deciding to choose a text that fit the requirements of the research paper, this movie instantly came to mind because of its satirical humor and how such humor was depicted. This movie is considered...
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Humor in serious or dark topics can be seen more often than just in a novel or in a story. It is used as a type of relief or break between ideas throughout the story or ideas being shared. Humor can also be used as a form of reader identification; To make the writing relatable to the reader. Humor is also a way to delight the readers and to get them to read closely, or to simply make the writing...
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Introduction Over the decade, greed universally, have always been subjected to various argument based on perspectives however, with the same end result. Often times it is seen as part of human nature with the societal belief that it is one of the major causes of criminal activities and the fall of man in the society. As Wang and Murnighan (2011: 305) discussed, due to the lack of definitional clarity surrounding greed and challenges inherent in developing empirical measures, many researchers...
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A creepily feel of the word āwitchcraftā grazes through the ears of the townspeople of Salem, Massachusetts. No one was safe in this time of 1692; henceforth, if you even just said you had seen someoneās spirit, the person you told upon would be sent to hang. Through these times, many chaotic things occurred with the townspeople's; furthermore, there are a few different themes portrayed for the story. The tails and storyline of these dark times are greatly portrayed in...
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Humility requires that we see ourselves accurately. We neither value ourselves too low or too high. Humility often encourages us to challenge the forces around us make us feel superior and those that make us feel inferior. Humility is not self-deprecating but an act of emphasizing our own self-worth and dignity, while often calling us to examine and rework poor choices. We desire humility in our companions, friends and neighbors but as a country and as an institution do, we...
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One had been to look for the final manifestation of American hypocrisy it might be determined in our submit-modern conduct If one had been to look for the final manifestation of American hypocrisy it might be determined in our submit-modern conduct. A state-based at the democratic perfect of equality ā sounded appropriate on paper; in exercise, but, we deceived ourselves through a status quo which changed into incompatible with our assertion of self-obvious truths. How then can a country overcome...
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Throughout history, people have searched for the best way to describe the characteristics of the people around them. There are different ways to identify peopleās personality and according to many social experts and psychologists, their social behaviors help to identify the personality type, the introvert or an extrovert. Introverts are someone who is very quiet and reserved. They are a little hesitant when it comes to open up with new people. If ever you come across an individual who looks...
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The two characters, John Proctor and Giles Corey in Arthur Millerās play The Crucible, both illuminate the theme that āit is nobler to die with integrity than to live without self-respect.ā They both proved that they were willing to die for what they believed in and be truthful, rather than live with a lie. John Proctor repeatedly displayed his acts of integrity throughout the play. It was far more valuable to him to die truthful than to live on without...
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Actions and judgments are often times clouded by the basic human need for belonging and acceptance, both in society and by oneās self. The individual searches for identity fueled by the need to find the place in the world in which they find comfort. In both Abraham Rodriguez Jr.ās short story āBabies,ā and Ha Jinās āThe Bridegroom,ā the reader is forced to acknowledge and examine the decisive moments people face when at the crossroads between choosing to devote themselves completely...
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When I was a child, Iāve been told plenty of times that everyone should know how to be humble. I began asking myself, āWhat does humility mean?ā According to The Chamberās Dictionary, humility means, āthe state or quality of being humble; lowliness of mind; modesty.ā After researching the word humility, I began noticing others who express humility in everyday life. Such as someone allowing another person who is in a hurry cut the line in front of them at the...
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Iām an introvert, thereās no question about it. Iām shy, I like being alone and Iām good at it, and I avoid confrontation at all cost. Iāve always been this way, and Iām fine with it. Being an introvert has its good and bad sides, and I guess so does being an extrovert. I wouldnāt know, though . Lately this is something Iāve thought about a lot for some reason. Maybe because the words introvert and extrovert are being used...
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In this essay I will discuss the relationship between pain tolerance and humour. According to Woodrow, Friedman, Sieglaub, and Collen (1972), Pain tolerance can be defined as the level at which an individual can withstand pain. I will look into whether humour has a direct influence on pain tolerance, or whether in studies on the relationship between humour and pain tolerance, there are other factors affecting pain tolerance. Elmali and Akpinar (2017) looked into the effects of humorous videos on...
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Personality is āA dynamic organisation, inside the person, of psychophysical systems that creates the personās characteristic patterns of behaviour, thoughts and feelingsā (Maltby, Day and Macaskill, 2017, page 5). This essay will explore Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and the five-factor model and their contrasts and similarities. The MBTI is a personality type theory and questionnaire assessing and revealing each individualās personality type. The MBTIās composed of four cognitive categories with two choices for each category, resulting in sixteen different...
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Narcissism forms a big part of our everyday life and this desire to admire oneself and oneās physical appearance has been a theme in art for centuries. Art work has been inspired or influenced by the theme of narcissism in a range of different ways. The dictionary definition of narcissism is as, āexcessive interest in or admiration of oneself and one's physical appearanceā (Oxford Dictionary 2010). We live in a very self-centered world, where narcissism has become more prevalent, especially...
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Introduction My proposed research will involve two key areas, storytelling and psychology. By looking into childhood adversity in top athletes, I would like to find out what effect the adversity had on their sporting career. The storytelling side will be in two parts, first the athletes will share their stories with me and I will use their stories to create a written creative piece. Robert McKee once said, āStorytelling is the most powerful way to put idea into the world...
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Academic integrity is one of the most important features when it comes to any type of research published or used to succeed and progress at an academic level. All the work prepared by anyone must be correctly referenced, so the ideas within the work would be correctly credited to the people who are the owners of the intellectual property. It means that research conducted by others can be still part of your work, however the right referencing techniques must be...
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The challenge of the wisdom writings is that they seemingly express doubts about the validity of the affirmations of the other wisom literatre within the bible. However this is the exact theological purpose of the material, they acknowledge the presence of doubts we cannot dismiss as well as questions we cannot necessarily answer. The Hebrew Bible contains three books known collectively as the Wisdom Literature, Job, Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. Wisdom Literature features vastly different themes than those characteristic of the...
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Curiosity Many famous speakers have talked about curiosity, some call it the spark that leads to the fire, while others say curiosity is dangerous shown in the phrase, ācuriosity killed the catā. In many ways, curiosity is a coping mechanism. A curious individual is more capable of handling unwanted emotions or thoughts, as they are simply the start to questions and new discoveries. A curious person is also more likely to seek out the new, and is more accepting of...
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The integrity of civil servant is always questioned by the society, so it raises public awareness of misconduct and abuse of power during delivery services, especially in the uniform department such as the Royal Malaysian Police (RMP). For that reason one case study on integrity among Royal Malaysian Police (RMP): An Ethical Perspective had been done by Haniza Hanim Mustaffa Bakri, Jamaliah Said and Zulyanti Abd Karim (2015). The objective of this study to evaluate the present level of integrity...
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Nissim Ezekiel was an Indian-born poet of Jewish descent and has been described as the āfather of post-independence Indian verse in Englishā and is also a pioneer in Indo- Anglian poetry. Most of Nissim Ezekiel's sentences are simple. His poetic Style is modern, restrained and conversational. Some of the notable poetic gems by him are Night of the Scorpion, Latter Day Psalms, The Third, The Exact Name etc.., through which Ezekiel has enriched Indo- Anglian poetry. His contribution to philosophical...
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