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    Rachel Ruysch

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    Good for a girl: Rachel Ruyschs ’ Still Life with Flowers on a Marble Tabletop In the early 16th century the Netherlands experienced what was called "tulip mania" this was the beginning of the nations love for flora and foliage (Taylor 13). The result of this impressive flower invasion was a society that took a historical turn from which the results still remain today. Flower merchants‚ botanists and floral still life artists‚ were occupations that were an accurate reflection of the Netherlands

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    Ayn Rand expresses her views on the future with her book Anthem‚ which is full of adventure and mysteries that never stops surprising the reader especially with how she expresses her views on objectivism. Equality 7-2521 is a character that is on a journey into a discovery that will change his life. Pursuing his life‚ goals‚ liberty‚ and happiness is forbidden. Ayn Rand’s works of political philosophical fiction states her negative views on totalitarianism while explaining how individualism is a

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    Rachel Ek Ms. Padden Eng. 11 21 May 2014 Trending Transcendentalism I do not exhibit every trait of a transcendentalist‚ but I do enjoy nature and believe that individuality is important. I also tend to be more rational than emotional. One of my teachers was horrified to find I had left a person dying of the bubonic plague on the side of the road. Although this was only a mock situation for a World History assignment‚ I left the man alone because I decided it was best for my assigned family. I rationalized

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    Rand’s novels lend us an insight into her unique philosophy of Objectivism. Her novels expound the concept of unity and integration of the mind and the body. Defying all set standards‚ Rand creates her ultimate heroes who follow their free will rather than conform to the accepted norms and moral codes set by society and religion. Rand’s philosophy suggests that the mind and body of an individual is inseparable and any individual who tries to separate the two‚ ends up suffering both mentally and physically

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    does the Council of Vocations assign Equality the job of street sweeper? Is it due to error‚ incompetence‚ or a more sinister motivation? Explain. II. The Solution A. Objectivism 1. Objectivism is the belief that certain things‚ especially moral truths‚ exist independently of human knowledge or perception of them. 2. Objectivism‚ as defined by Ayn Rand in the book Objectively Speaking is that man exists for his own sake‚ that he must neither sacrifice himself to other nor sacrifice others to himself

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    Anthem Analysis essay; four parts of Objectivism Objectivism is shown in a number of ways throughout the novella‚ Anthem written by Ayn Rand‚ using reality‚ reason‚ capitalism‚ and self-interest. The entire novella is composed of these four subjects giving insight into the philosophical beliefs of Ayn Rand. Reality‚ the state of things and how they exist‚ is shown most when the main character‚ Equality 7-2521‚ begins to question the information the Council has been teaching. We all may believe

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    Gensler argues that this is not true because cultures can have objective truths. Also‚ moral codes moral codes can be a result of culture but can still show people how to live their everyday lives. The second argument against objectivism is that since cultures cannot come to a consensus on morality‚ there are no moral truths. The problem with this argument is that just because there is a disagreement does not mean that there is no ultimate truth. Gensler uses as a example that many

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    Rachel Karcher Professor Howard English 111‚ Section 53C 12 February 2015 60 Minutes Again “Tonight on 60 minutes” are the words I hear in the background and remind me why I enjoy reading current events on a daily basis. Watching the news source programs and reading up on current events is my opportunity to recognize worldly events that affect my family and my livelihood. The significance of why reading and writing are so important in our daily lives. My Grandpa’s love for reading newspapers and

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    farmers. In the early 1900’s there was a woman biologist who devoted her entire life to saving nature. Her name was Rachel Carson and she changed the whole idea of what people thought was the right solution for getting rid of insects. At that time‚ scientists discovered pesticides that would kill the insects and end the war between farmers and insects that attacked their crops. Rachel Carson introduced her point of view from her scientific research to the public through her book titled Silent Spring

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    Witness: Amish and Rachel

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    Peter Weir in his film uses many themes including identity‚ cultural clash‚ relationship and violence in order to ensure strong impact to the audience. The characters are the main tools in portraying these impacts to the audience. An Amish woman Rachel Lapp and her 8 years old son Samuel experience a crime scene while waiting for a train to visit Rachel’s sister. However Samuel witnesses a murder in the restroom by two men. He hides himself in a stall so that he will not be detected by the murderer

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