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    sends readers messages that are most likely ignored and almost never uttered out loud. From this cynical tale, Flanery O’Connor conveys human nature relating to misconception, selfishness, and transformation. Through the grandmother’s misguided definition of a “good man,” Flannery O’Connor points out the human nature of misconception. In the story, the…

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    Satire In The Other Paris

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    the world was rebuilding and marriage was seen as a safe option, a way to move forward and start a life together. The main character of The Other Paris, Carol thinks of marriage as a security blanket rather than a lifelong commitment to the one you love, she accepts a proposal from a man named Howard, a man she hadn’t even known for three weeks…simply because she assumes that nobody…

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    not. (2 points) The topic of pathological love is a very interesting topic, I wanted to see it relates to depression. It is an uncontrollable emotion that one can’t control that leads to a lack of self-development. The problem I had with the article is that the article is that the article was extremely repetitive and lengthy. 3.How was the article organized? From the abstract to the references, discuss the…

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    social media may seem to stand in opposition to the concept of the shared life. It seems by definition to be solitary, two-dimensional. A screen separates you from your friend, you cannot touch or hold them. Yet a deeper understanding of the friendship connection embraced by Aristotle’s definition quickly reveals the ways in which social media actually facilitates the value friendship. First, Aristotle’s definition of value friendship is not dependent upon physical proximity. True, in…

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    Does Hamlet Love Ophelia

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    While in the midst of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, one might wonder whether Hamlet is in love with Ophelia. Some might say that Hamlet is lovestruck and overcome with his feelings for Ophelia that he cannot function as a normal human. On the contrary, he is in no way lovestruck due to the fact that he can be rather indecisive with how he acts around her. Hamlet’s only motive in this play is to capture the person who murdered his father, not chase after the daughter of a nobleman. While marrying…

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    The Romance Between the Star Crossed Lovers The definition of star crossed lovers is the “fated” love of two lovers who aren’t supposed to be in love. In Romeo and Juliet there was opposite families who were in a fight because of power. Because of the feuding families it was looked down upon if Juliet Capulet and Romeo Montegue, the main characters of the story, were to marry. Romeo and Juliet were in love therefore they were star crossed lovers throughout the book, Shakespeare made Romeo and…

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    described as a love poem. Through the emotional – and as well physical- pains of childbirth we are taken on an intense journey that begins with love and ends with love. Kay not only succeeds to display the love through the poem, but also shows the downsides of love and the emotional turmoil that lurks in the shadows of love. The Adoption Papers takes the traditional, dictionary definition of love between an adult man and a women and makes it look insignificant compared to the love that is…

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    To ponder if Winston Smith truly loved Big Brother is to ponder the very nature of love itself. Could love, for example, be forced upon someone? Could love be obtained through fear and torture? Is it also possible for someone to lie to themselves long enough that their lie becomes truth? Winston has sunken into a hopeless “yes” to each of these questions. In particular, he seems to have convinced himself that he loves Big Brother—although this is not true. His unconscious still loathes Big…

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    Edie And Thea Analysis

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    Edie and Thea did not leave each other’ s side and their love was true. Their love was eternal because they stayed committed and they showed that love in a homosexual and a heterosexual relationship is not any different. They openly discussed about how they met at a gay bar and how they went traveling together without worrying what the rest of the world…

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    very definition is a drinking party held after a banquet in ancient Greece. “The Symposium” by Plato is set place after a heavy day of drinking, where all the men are still recovering from their hangovers. They all decide to go easy for the night and just tell stories. Aristophanes and Socrates both tell stories about love, but both have very different meanings. Aristophanes, who is a comic playwright tells a story in which he talks about the myth of soulmates and love, and his meaning of love.…

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