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    COMPARING MOTH AND CAVE

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    Comparing the Death of a Moth and Allegory of a Cave Roberto Rodriguez University of La Verne Abstract Extremely interesting how Virginia Woolf and Plato describe their point of views in their essays. Novice individuals as myself have a very hard time understanding these pieces. On the other side open minded individuals would have endless ideas on what both authors are trying to express. The Death of a Moth and Allegory of a Cave although a very bold and arguable statement

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    "The Lesson of the Moth" Analysis The title of this poem by Don Marquis is "The Lesson of the Moth" because it is a poem about the thoughts of a moth. The word "lesson" is used here because the moth seems to have a better outlook on life than the man in the poem and the moth is teaching him how to live. The structure of the poem enhances it by separating the poem into sections where new thoughts start. I think that Marquis wanted to get several points across in his poem and separated the poem

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    Annie Dillard Conformity

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    In a piece of writing titled From an American Childhood‚ the author‚ Annie Dillard‚ portrays her mother’s view of society and the individuals within it. Her mother lived by the philosophy of “Torpid conformity was a kind of sin; it was stupidity itself”. With this statement‚ Dillard’s mother expresses how she believes it is outright stupid and wrong for people to follow what everyone else does instead of having their own opinion. Many of those who follow torpid conformity do not share their voice

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    Although Dillard emphasizes our God-given responsibility‚ she also focuses on our smallness so that we don’t forget our primary position as the created. Throughout ‘The Present’‚ Dillard focuses on trees as the subject of the moment‚ how they are like pillars of time. Specifically‚ while describing the sensation of running around these “obelisk-creatures

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    Butterflies Versus Moths

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    Butterflies versus moths Most of the people find it is difficult to distinguish a butterfly from a moth. People normally mix them up‚ because they have surprising similarities. Butterflies and moths are both oviparous insects. They both belong to the Lepidoptera which is one of the most widespread and widely recognized orders of insects. Lepidopteron usually have small physicals‚ raised tentacles‚ and four pieces of wings. Likewise they have wing scales which form the color and pattern. Although

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    The cockroach Archy in the “Lesson of the Moth” has a certain opinion on the purpose of life. He believes in the poem that the purpose of life is to have some happiness‚ to live a long life‚ and to use your common sense. Through the poem Archy has a conversation with a moth and they tell each other about what they believe the purpose of life is. This showed that Archy’s prospective on life is very different from the moths. In the poem the lesson of the moth Archy the cockroach believes that one of

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    On April 30‚ 1945‚ Annie Dillard was born in Pittsburg‚ Pennsylvania (Kort 1). Her given name is Meta Ann Doak and her parents are Frank and Pam Lambert Doak (Barth 636). Annie is the oldest of three daughters. Her mother and father brought her up in the Presbyterian faith. They can be thanked for some of the topics that Dillard writes about (Diana 2). Annie Dillard was enrolled in private all girls’ schools (Kort 1). She was immensely rebellious. She wanted to leave school‚ which she often did.

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    1. Annie Dillard in the first part of the book have talked about growing up in pittsburgh on 1950s. She focuses on her family life‚ her childhood activities‚ and her experiences with nature and how it have left a mark in her life. The american childhood is about the moments she lived in her childhood and how she immersed into being an adult. Having been lived in Pittsburg in 19th century‚ she talks about how it felt to live in the society full of upper class people. In addition‚ she talks about

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    Peppered Moth Simulation Assignment 1. These moths are called “peppered moths” because of the dark spots on their wings 2. Some of the peppered moth’s predators include flycatchers‚ nuthatches and the European robin. 3. Lichens are fungi that cover the barks of trees. The colour of lichens look very similar to the pattern of the peppered moth’s wings 4. The larvae of the moth eat leaves from birch‚ willow‚ and oak trees. 5. Since the peppered moth lives less than one year‚ during the winter

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    whatever means necessary to get there. Achieving our goals would be easiest if we were to live mindlessly. Living without a mind one wouldn’t have to worry about where time will take them or the immediate approach to death: “The way is like the weasel’s: open to time and death painlessly‚ noticing everything‚ remembering nothing‚ choosing the given with a fierce and pointed will” (65). My interpretation of this quote is to live purely in the moment and avoid dwelling on history or the possibilities

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