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    Manson and the Manson Family"‚ you would know the answer to that question. The Hitler Youth and Charles Manson and the Manson Family are very similar in the fact that they both used a form of indoctrination and brainwashing to recruit members into their organization/cult. They both were prejudice against other racial groups/people different from them. However‚ the Hitler Youth and Charles Manson & the Manson Family are different because

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    Dear Ms. Smith‚ This is your first time teaching in Myanmar‚ so I really hope you have a great time here. We can’t buy really good books here‚ which is pretty sad. I’m really glad that you assigned us to read those awesome books‚ such as The Wave‚ during summer. I really enjoyed reading them. At the beginning of the school year; I read The Outsiders‚ the book was really exciting with many unexpected things even though the ending was a little weak‚ I still suggest you to read it. The current

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    nation’s people (Cote). The most famous examples of totalitarianism is Nazi Germany and Stalinist Soviet Union. Both movies covered in class depict each of these regimes from a civilian’s perspective. “The Inner Circle” gave viewers a look into the brainwashing power of Stalin and how dependent people became on his directions. This dedication reached its peak at the end of the movie with Stalin’s death and the extreme distress felt by the Soviet people. Unlike “The Inner Circle”‚ “Europa‚ Europa” showed

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    Could you ever imagine being physically and emotionally controlled and mentally corrupted by a single “being” everyday? In both novels‚ Animal Farm and 1984‚ the author‚ George Orwell shows how Napoleon and Big Brother‚ both head figurines for their society‚ contain numerous correspondences linking both of them. In the novel Animal Farm the author displays how Napoleon exhibits dictating traits while trying to selfishly control a government for his own contentment in return‚ than everyone’s contentment

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    Being a hypocrite is far worse than simply believing there is a God and having each individual equal in the world. God did not want us to be trapped in certain categories; he wanted us to be on the same level as everyone else. Religious groups are brainwashing and misleading. “The Book of Mormon” is a separate book from the Bible that any human shouldn’t follow or believe in. Our beloved father only wanted us to follow one specific book and it is called the Bible. Another example of wrongdoing in a religious

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    According to Lee(2008)‚ after HK was returned to China in 1997‚ “the new HK government marked off its own reform agenda after the change of sovereignty”. And the background for the various reform emerging after that was complicated and multifaceted. But the motivation can be summarized into two categories‚ internationalization and nationalization. The internationalism aspect indicates the efforts made by education authorities to face “tremendous challenges posed by globalized economy”(education commission

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    Could that world become our future? Sometimes in life‚ things cross your mind that really makes you wonder. This science-fiction novel‚ Brave New World‚ is definitely a book to make you ponder. The author‚ Aldous Huxley‚ presented an idea of nearly 600 years into the future in which the society lived peculiarly. He displayed a concept throughout the novel where the characters would develop a drug rage‚ known as Soma‚ every time they had a feeling of melancholy. Also‚ in this world‚ there was no

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    torts. They seek to be compensated for all the damages that such detention have brought to their minor child as well as the medical and other expenses they incurred in getting him away from the church and “bringing him” from their intentional “brainwashing” of their minor child. I. Will Rob Jr. (technically‚ his parents will sue the church on his behalf) be able to get this case to trial? What are the defenses that the church may raise in defense to Rob Jr. ’s causes of action? a) Yes‚ when the

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    The Bluest Eye depicts the social conditions and psychology of black citizens in post-World War II United States. This excerpt‚ situated in the Autumn part of the book‚ introduces the reader to a family‚ the Breedloves‚ part of whom is the protagonist‚ Pecola. The point of view is omniscient‚ enabling the author to describe the family‚ their house and state of mind. This extract has several layers of meaning : it depicts the physical‚ then moral conditions of the Breedloves‚ but also sheds light

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    treachery and torment‚ a world of trampling and being trampled upon‚ a world which will not grow less but more merciless” (Orwell 267). The Party does not seek power for the good of others‚ but for their own benefit. They solely want pure power. By brainwashing the people and telling them what to believe‚ they gain that power. They can control the people’s actions and thoughts‚ proving how controlling Oceania’s government actually is. This is proved in the quote‚ “We can control matter because we control

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