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    In itself the Princess of Mars is a classic science fiction story‚ it has fantastic elements wrapped in a foreign planet that is described with striking detail. It is the people and beings that populate Mars‚ most importantly the death defying John Carter‚ that makes this story memorable. John Carter is a throwback from a distant time. He has the formidable self- reliance of a survivor. The man lived through the American civil war and then worked as a miner. He is afraid of death‚ “it is because

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    Princess Protection Program contains some scenes with mild‚ unrealistic violence. The evil General Kane comes in with armed men to take over Costa Luna and incarcerate the Princess and her mother‚ some fighting ensues‚ and Joe Mason has to swoop in and rescue the Princess. Some scenes in the movie also involve mild slapstick violence -- things like kids slipping and falling or smashing food on each other. Mean kids in the movie play pranks and say sarcastic‚ rude things to others‚ and some dresses

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    November 2016 PHIL 201.002 Essay Philosophy of Rene Descartes Rene Descartes was a philosopher of French descendent. He served in the Dutch Army for a good deal of his life until one day he had a dream about advancing physics and mathematics. Not to long after his dream Descartes wrote one of his more famous works Meditations on First Philosophy. The Meditations show his ideals on how we know who we are and what our purpose is for this life. Descartes states many ideals in his book Meditations of First

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    “We all have doubts about ourselves‚ sometimes. It’s part of what makes us examine ourselves and all that we do. And without that we become nothing short of monsters.” Princess Leia from the star wars franchise has been a very inspirational role model for me from a young age. Sure it might sound a little nerdy but it has great meaning to me. In my life when I was 11 years old my parents got in a divorce so finishing up 4th grade I moved to a completely different school in Kimberly‚ Idaho. We spent

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    Name Professor’s Name Class Date Descartes’ two proofs of God’s existence. Descartes uses the proof ‘Meditation III’ to explain God’s existence. The proof is given via reasoning‚ which begins by describing how he comes to such a conclusion. Descartes does this by mentally closing himself from the general public‚ ignoring hearing‚ sight‚ and the remaining of his senses as he deeply looks and depends upon himself. This state gives him the opportunity of making an introspective look at the existence

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    Princess Diana’s Eulogy” delivered by Diana’s brother‚ Earl Spencer‚ was given on the day of September 6‚ 1997‚ at her funeral in the Westminster Abbey. The day of September 7‚ 1997 was a very despairing day for Britain and the rest of the world. “Princess Diana’s Eulogy” shows the important impact that Diana had on others. As well as Diana’s influence‚ Earl Spencer showed a great connection between himself and Princess Diana. This speech demonstrates great use of the emotional appeal‚ manipulation

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    Descartes and Hume are two very famous philosophers who had very distinct and competing beliefs about God. Descartes was a rationalist and Hume was an empiricist‚ therefore both had different restrictions on our ability to have knowledge on God. Rationalist claim that our knowledge is gained independently of sense experience. Empiricists claim that sense experience is the source of all our concepts and knowledge. In Descartes’ Meditations on First Philosophy‚ Descartes attempts to prove that there

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    DESCARTES VS. LOCKE: KNOWLEDGE AS VIEWED FROM A FRENCH AND AN ENGLISH PERSPECTIVE Randy Hoang Philosophy 205: Introduction to Philosophy April 17‚ 2016 Descartes vs. Locke: Knowledge as Viewed from a French and an English Perspective Last year‚ I completed Basic Training for the United States Army Reserve. I was compelled to join the Army since my father is a veteran and I had a strong desire to also serve my country. During the training‚ I learned about knowledge and knowledge’s

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    your very own thoughts. This paper will explore the depths of Descartes argument over deception and the truth that is certain in the human mind and body‚ along with the existence of a perfect being and of an evil genius. In Descartes’s Meditations on First Philosophy‚ he doubts everything he possibly knows to be true in this world. We rely entirely on our senses to perceive the world‚ therefore we believe them fully. But to Descartes our senses cannot be trusted entirely‚ he explains that our senses

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    Throughout the past years we had great philosophers who expressed their studies and conclusions that made them very famous. Rene Descartes and John Locke were two philosophers that had the same idea‚ but different views of it. Descartes was a rationalist‚ which are people that argue that only reason can separate reality from illusion and give meaning to experience. The idea that eliminates reasoning can produce certain truths about reality and those important truths can be discovered without observations

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