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    Erasmus, Praise of Folly

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    Charlie MacDonald 2/4/2011 Philosophy 1.) In Joe Sachs translation of‚ Aristotle’s on the soul and on Memory and Recollection‚ we are presented with the idea that our soul is broken up in to the contemplative and the practical forms of intellect. We use our contemplative and practical intellect to identify what is good for us‚ so that our desires reflect our needs. Although‚ they both work towards the same goal‚ both are separate and depend on ineffable forces for success. The contemplative

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    In Praise of Melancholy The word melancholy rarely comes out of people’s mouths‚ or people are too afraid to admit that there is sadness that goes around them. Society makes sure that this “life” is so happy like tv shows and movies that we don’t face reality. No one wants to face the reality that sadness and depression are growing more and more‚ but people are hiding behind meditation and antidepressants. There are some people who are starting to embrace their inner sadness. There should

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    The book is about the life of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. It reviews all aspects of his life from the time he was born until he was assassinated. The book in total is a review of John F. Kennedys life as a whole. This book uses the collection of papers‚ documents‚ and artifacts from "The John F. Kennedy Library and Museum" to tell his life story. The beginning of the book‚ mainly the first chapter "Carry On"‚ tells about his life up until the presidency. It describes Kennedy as a very sick child‚ often

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    In Praise of Slowness

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    Maus Thesis Statements Theme#1: Father/Son Relationship Describe Vladek’s relationship with his son Art in detail. What people‚ memories‚ events‚ etc. influence their relationship? Does it change‚ or stay the same? Justify your interpretation with at least three specific examples to show what their relationship is like. Example thesis statements:-- In Maus I/II‚ Art and Vladek had a ______ (adjective – claim) father/son relationship. In Maus I/II‚ Art and Vladek had a ______

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    Role of Praise Leaders

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    The Role of the Praise and Worship Team Members This week we have the first of two perspectives on the Role of the Worship Team. I thought we should start by explaining… who is… or should be considered part of the ‘worship team’. This may seem rather obvious‚ but the people on the praise and worship team are those directly involved with the praise and worship. This would include‚ but is certainly not limited to the singers‚ musicians‚ worship leader and the sound‚ lighting and vision

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    First Summary The creature wanted Victor to create another like creation like him‚ but for the creation to be female. The creature was demanding saying that it was Victor’s right as his creator. Victor was thinking it over when the creature first started but then angered when he said it was Victor’s right as his creator. So Victor refused and stated that no torture would make him do it. Victor thought that one creature was bad enough with two the world could be destroyed. The creature said that

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    Polina Goldman ANTH 1000 MW 12.50 In his paper "To give up on words" K.H. Basso tells us about the study of Western Apache culture that was conducted in east-central Arizona in 1964-69. This work was devoted to exploring the reasons of refusal to speak and maintaining silence among American Indians. Athtor uses the testimony type of evidence to support his claims calling actual witnesses "informants". The research showed that depending on the different social roles and various circumstances

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    Analysis of Fighting Words In this analysis‚ I’m analyzing From Fighting Words by Richard Wright. As I read the story‚ I saw that Wright has no clear thesis‚ but as I read I noticed that the story gave me ideas. During my reading‚ I saw that Wright has a lot of themes‚ and symbols‚ and causes and effect. To start off‚ a literary device that Richard wright uses is theme. In Fighting words‚ he does not just use one theme he uses multiple themes. One of his theme that he uses is that you have to work

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    anything negative. Sometimes‚ people speak out against injustice and change happens immediately. Other times‚ they cannot see the ripple effect their actions may have on future generations. Chief Joseph was unable to see the results of his speech. In “Words Do Not Pay” Chief Joseph took a stand for equal rights between men. “Too many misrepresentations have been made‚ too many misunderstandings have come up between the white men about the

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    Words Haunt Me Summary

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    attitudes to language ANALYTICAL In my short story entitled‚ ‘Words Haunt Me‚’ the language registers and variations in the short story as well as attitudes to language and communicative behaviour of the characters will be discussed. Throughout the story‚ an intimate register was used between Romain and Rae-Ann. This is because they are very comfortable with each other. Additionally‚ it is the language marked by specialized words and expressions as seen when Rae-Ann says “It’s going to be alright

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