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    similarities and differences to the story of Adam and Eve in the Bible. Adam and Eve’s sin can be compared to Equality 7-2521’s sins. Adam and Eve break one and only rule in the Garden of Eden by eating the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. God gives Adam and Eve a permission to eat any fruit in the Garden of Eden except for the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. A serpent tempts Eve to eat the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil‚ and she gives

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    Throughout the film‚ Ex Machina‚ director Alex Garland provides the main characters with biblical names symbolic to their personality and uses parallels between events seen within the Bible such as the Garden of Eden and the temptation of the apple. Nathan‚ an intelligent CEO who has removed himself from the world‚ selects Caleb‚ a programmer at Nathan’s company‚ for a random trip to Nathan’s private compound. Unknowingly to Caleb‚ his task is to test the consciousness and abilities of Nathan’s creation

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    followed by Judeo-Christians but is also grasped by other religious views‚ though many tend to overlook minor key details that may alter the whole interpretation. First‚ God created a man named Adam to primarily tend to the garden he planted in Eden. There were many trees in the garden that happened to contain two special types of trees. God allowed Adam to eat from any tree he wished‚ except from one specific tree. Then‚ God created a woman to accompany Adam who automatically became his wife. The woman

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    society. According to Biblical tradition‚ Adam and Eve lived prosperously in an orderly‚ Apollonian gardenEden. However‚ once Eve strays from this order and eats the apple of knowledge (while tempting Adam to eat it as well)‚ they both become tainted with original sin. Adam and Eve’s rejection of tradition‚ as symbolized by eating the forbidden fruit‚ results in their ejection from the Garden of Eden and into a more chaotic future. As Eve rejected the Apollonian in an attraction to the Dionysian

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    Anorexic by Eavan Boland

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    Suicide is not the answer. Although‚ many people might think that a statement as simple as “suicide is the answer” is the core or the main point of the poem “Anorexic” by Eavan Boland. But‚ those that might think the suicide is the central point of the poem are extremely wrong‚ there is more about that poem than must people can understand‚ recognize‚ or want to accept. Boland wrote this poem in 1980 and until today still being one the most extraordinary poem in its simplicity but also very deep in

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    narrated by Abraham‚ the first man and woman‚ God fashions Adam from dust and places him in the Garden of Eden‚ where he is to have dominion over the plants and animals. Eve is later created to be his companion. God places a tree in the garden which he prohibits Adam and Eve from eating its fruit. However‚ a serpent tricks them into eating from it‚ and they are subsequently expelled from the garden for disobeying God‚ who visits upon them and their progeny numerous hardships as punishment. Interpretations

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    an innocent Simon. The Book of Genesis‚ from the Bible‚ explores the Fall of Man. Through a repetitive and prosaic use of language‚ the Garden of Eden is described as a perfect paradise. It is tranquil and peaceful‚ and there is an abundance of food and water. The phrase “Pleasant to the sight and good for food” simply emphasizes the beauty of the garden and the availability of food. The utopic environment and the abundance of life is also created in “Let the waters abound with an abundance of

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    short story‚ Rappaccini’s daughter‚ I noticed a lot of interesting things. One of the main things I noticed was the garden. I think Rappacini’s garden is a substitute for the Garden of Eden. That was very obvious to me because there were a lot of examples to back me up. I think it was very unique how the author organized everything and made it sort of like an allegory to the Garden of Eden. Also the characters alone‚ were very good examples on how it was alike. Although it is portrayed that the story

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    with her‚“...she’s purty...”‚ warns him to  stay away from her. George and Candy call her names such as  ’jail bait’ and ’tart. Whilst alive‚ she is connected to Eve‚ in  the garden of Eden – bringing evil into  men’s lives by tempting them in ways  they cannot resist. Eventually‚ she brings  and end to the garden of   Eden – the little  farm where George and Lennie can live of  the fatta the lan. Her death at Lennie’s  hands mean the end of Lennie and  George’s companionship and their dream

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    ..................... 2 1.2. The Opening Phrase............................................................................... 3 1.3. Rappaccini ’s Garden.............................................................................. 3 1.3.a. The Garden of Eden and the Fairytale Garden....................... 3 1.3.b. Rappaccini ’s Garden as a Reflection of his Hubris .................5 2. The Renaissance as Temporal Setting..............................................................

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