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    Journal Project for Oedipus Rex 1. What is the effect of Oedipus’ insistence and promises regarding the hunting down and punishing of the murderer of Laius? What does this suggest concerning his character as well as the meaning of Sophocles’ play? Sophocles – a Greek poet and a writer – was famous for his tragedies. All of his plays and tragedies consisted of a very distinctive style called dramatic irony - a situation of drama which is understood by the audience but not grasped by the characters

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    other. “To them‚ I said‚ the truth would be literally nothing but the shadows of the images” (Plato). The story of Oedipus offers a lot of examples of the philosophy that Plato poses in his dialogue. In both works‚ the men first had to realize their ignorance before they could begin to acquire knowledge and true understanding of the complexities of the human condition; Oedipus in a literal sense and the man in the cave in a more theoretical sense. Oedipus discovers‚ after piercing out his eyes‚ that he

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    him a tragic hero because his ignorance (lack of knowledge) led him to his own destruction. Also Fate plays an important role in make Oedipus a tragic hero because fate is a calamitous or unfavorable outcome or result; death; destruction‚ or downfall. (www.thefreedictionary.com) Fate at Oedipus the King plays an important role because it was the force that causes all the events to happen. Fate makes Oedipus a tragic hero. Also‚ Oedipus’s own essential nature (ignorance‚ arrogance‚ pride‚ virtues

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    In the novel Romeo and Juliet William Shakespeare portrays the philosophy that hate and love both lead to risky decisions that will end in Failure. This is due to the blindness of the heart controlling these overwhelming emotions. During the play Romeo and Juliet‚ the two lovers meet for the first time‚

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    results of learning fate and the moral price that comes with attempting to change the future. These results clarify the sorrows that knowledge brings to life through the predetermination of fate and the futility of divining one’s fate. Peaceful ignorance of destiny is the simplest and most harmonious way

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    in the past and that reliving what happened is ’the most agonising task’ which suggests that this is the first grief he has ever experience and that he doesn’t know how to handle what he is going through A fear is created for Arthur by his blindness to the warnings given to him and the truths that have been told to him. This is done when he ignores the suspicious behaviour of everyone he mentions mrs Drablow too for example

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    as if they were babies learning to see all over again.” (Gregory and Wallace‚ 109). The transition was so challenging that both men slipped into a state of depression. Jeremy and John experienced depression as well when trying to deal with their blindness. The differences in transition came when Virgil and John were able to accept their new self and Jeremy and S.B. stayed in their depression state. In the beginning Virgil used touch to identify things‚ like the gorilla statue at the zoo‚ but after

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    blind leading the blind for ignorance is a sort of blindness as it isolates one from the rest of the world and others emotions. To begin with‚ in order to prove that Cathedral is a story about the blind leading the blind‚ explaining how the narrator is blind is crucial. We can claim that he is blind in his own way because he has limited understanding of others realities. He knows only stereotypes. This can be understood in some parts of the text such as: My idea of blindness came from the movies. In

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    Coach Carter

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    most common and well-known Japanese Dada. It is the kung fu monks. How to read a Play according to Aristotle you must have six parts in order to read a play. Character‚ plot‚ thought‚ music‚ diction and spectacle. Blindness as it is depicted in Oedipus Rex‚ signifies the ignorance a character possesses (Oedipus was blind to the clues of his birth). The Noh Play Production is an interesting Japanese production that contains only male actors‚ and revolves around Zen Buddism. The Noah play is very

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    rehababilitate but have low expectations for the population they serve and are virtually unproductive in providing any meaningful assistance. There too is fear and ignorance and condemnation towards persons who are blind. Individuals are hessitant in speaaking directly to you. Many I’ve encountered seem to believe that blindness affects you intellectual functioning or talk down to you as if you were a young child. The desire for a legal education is to secure independent econonic autonomy

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