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    spitting on Shylock‚ would evoke a sense of compassion for this oppressed Jewish man. In this instance‚ one would see Shylock as a beleaguering man of a society whose aim is to target anyone with a different belief system. He is regarded as a victim of inhumanity when introduced to this side of things The play continues with Antonio and Shylock committing to a bond. The fact that Shylock is still willing to do business with Antonio even after Antonio’s disgusting treatment of him draws us even more into

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    help.  These individuals understood what was happening‚ but blanketed their actions by following orders from the Nazi soldiers and Hitler or simply evading their own moral and ethical responsibilities. Indifference ties closely into inhumanity. The definition of inhumanity states that an inhuman being is savage‚ brutal‚ and cruel. Although the German citizens did not kill mass populations of Jews‚ they acted as though nothing was happening in their backyard. “In a way‚ to be indifferent to that suffering

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    Elie’s Nightmare "...I did not belive that they could burn people in our age‚ that humanity would never tolerate it...." (24) says a young Jewish boy‚ named Elie Wiesel‚ who was forced into concentration camps during World War II. Anyone would believe that humanity would be concerned about the deaths; however‚ during World War II many Jewish people endured horrific events until their deaths. Furthermore‚ some were lucky or unlucky enough to survive the nightmare. One Jewish man who survived decided

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    fun of it. This demonstrates Tom’s twisted values; he doesn’t care about whether or not Huck gets in trouble and Jim gets upset‚ so long as he gets his adventure. Huck is always trying to make better decisions but Tom’s example pushes him towards inhumanity. As Huck travels farther away from Tom and society‚ he struggles to let go of Tom’s image. He constantly wishes Tom was there to approve of his decisions. When he begins to let go of society‚ he also begins to question the moral values that have

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    It’s evident that throughout history there have been radical changes that developed humanity into what it is today. The axial age is described as innovations of religion and philosophy that attributed to the spread of revolutionary thinking that occurred during the 800-200 BCE (“World History (4): Axial Age”). The German philosopher‚ Karl Jaspers‚ described how the axial age transformed human thoughts of four diverse revolutions around the world; Judaism in the Middle East‚ Confucianism in Eastern

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    to go through. He is separated from his mother and his sister and is deported to Auschwitz‚ one of Hitler’s most depressing concentration camps. Wiesel uses night not only as the title but also as a symbol of time‚ a world without God‚ and man’s inhumanity to man. Night is defined as a time of day when the sun is dormant‚ but for Elie Wiesel‚ night is eternal. While stuck inside the camp‚ hope is quickly diminished in Elie’s mind‚ overtaken by the deep darkness that night brings. This can be clearly

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    recognized that the people they were taking in for questioning‚ were indeed people‚ not faceless assumed terrorists as many other people at the time would see them. This novel had several great examples of tolerance and humanity and more implied those of intolerance and inhumanity. Very heavily implied. They discussed stories of uncles and cousins and family friends being quickly and brutally uprooted. How they would be held for indefinite amounts of time without proper conditions. How the officers

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    Destini Lloyd Joy Surles Eng 113 March 26‚ 2013 The Lottery What is the definition of inhumanity? Inhumanity is great cruelty and a lack of humanity. Once you understand that a normal human being would then question how people could be so cruel to one another. The inhumanity of taking chance is evident in “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson. The author paints a vivid picture of how taking a gamble is not worth the loss. The mindset of traditionalism‚ selfishness‚ and inhumanness speaks volume

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    the ability to have a tender heart is vilified. The brutally inhumane experiences the participants face demonstrate how war does not allow for and eminently discourages having a tender heart. The experience of war tends to strip a person of their humanity and natural human empathy and when the realization of such becomes palpable there is a desperate want or need to feel something. Although already arduous as it is having a tender-hearted nature causes the situation to be vastly more difficult. For

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    Schindler risked his life to save the Jews because he felt it was the right thing to do. He couldn’t be a bystander to the horrible acts of inhumanity being committed. At first he was doing it for himself‚ it made him feel incredible to be thought of as a kind of saint. However‚ his motives quickly changed from pleasing himself to the good of mankind. Itsak Stern ran Oscar’s business. At first the relationship was purely business‚ but throughout the movie it progressed into a more meaningful relationship

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