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    Rachel VanDemark September 11‚ 2014 Expository Writing 101:ND Paper #1 The Sanity Behind Insanity In the face on impending danger‚ the human brain resorts to primitive instinct to seek salvation. Instincts that drive humans to run from fires‚ fight off attackers‚ and hide from their worst nightmares. When those nightmares live deep inside their own minds rather than outside the body‚ the only way to escape them is through dissociation. Dissociation‚ the process of disconnecting one’s conscious

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    Illusion vs. Reality is a major theme is mostly all of his dramatic works. The majority of these characters find themselves in a state of illusion. This was intended by Tennessee Williams to show how unavoidable and definite falling into illusion‚ or insanity‚ can be. Williams’ sister Rose affected him greatly when she became schizophrenic. This influenced all his works by Tennessee writing all them with one female character that struggles to stay sane‚ or to stay delusional. Tennessee Williams had

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    Alice Munro

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    Alice Munro’s collection of short stories in Open Secrets is one example of her focus on women‚ ordinary women‚ and the lives they experience and lead. Her stories present us with characters that think‚ feel‚ and develop in normal‚ as well as abnormal‚ situations. In the following discussion we focus on two of her short stories from Open Secrets‚ and confer the characters and their development. The stories chosen for examination are "Open Secrets" and "Vandals." Each of them will be discussed individually

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    clients who are referred for admission by various entities including the state’s Community Mental Health Centers. CMHIP also provides services for at risk youth and the elder population. CMHIP also serves adults who are found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity or Incompetent to proceed. CMHIP’s declares their focus and desire is to provide quality mental health services utilizing tools such as Trauma Informed Care and Recovery principles. CMHIP claims to focus on hope and promoting recovery for all Colorado

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    Perkins Gilman use this mental condition of their protagonist in order to achieve the expected Gothic reaction. Specifically‚ in Gilman’s "the Yellow Wallpaper"‚ the protagonist‚ a white‚ middle class housewife diagnosed with depression‚ sinks into insanity right before the readers eyes; her psychology unfolds and produces that horrific reaction appropriate for the American Gothic. This‚ however‚ in not the only product of Gilman’s work. Through literary style‚ unusual characterization‚ and a haunting

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    not approve of the mutilation of other people‚ that Kurtz has established a society which functions on the savagery and‚ what civilized people would call‚ the insanity of the human subconscious. When Willard is finally introduced to Kurtz‚ the transformation of his appearance appears to reflect his psychological transformation into insanity. Although it appears‚ without reproach‚ that Kurtz has gone insane‚ his conversation with Willard leaves him‚ and the audience‚ with the impression that Kurtz

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    are attacking the estate‚ which foreshadows Roderick Usher’s insanity killing him. Another example of foreshadowing is “...a barely perceptible fissure‚ which‚ extending from the roof of the building in front made its way down the wall...” (Poe 197). This fissure foreshadows how the house will fall and symbolises Usher’s insanity. The tiny crack in the beginning foreshadows that the house is going fall apart because of Usher’s insanity. The crack is small and insignificant in the beginning because

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    Postpartum depression has the following symptoms: paranoia‚ hallucination‚ and sleep troubles. However‚ back when the “The Yellow Wallpaper” was written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman in the late nineteenth century postpartum had a different name. During the story‚ the narrator notices a woman in the wallpaper and starts to think someone is on the other side. As soon as that happens the hallucinations start and the narrator’s imagination starts to wander. When the narrator starts to develop sleep troubles

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    Macbeth, Side of Sanity.

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    The Side of Sanity Throughout the story of “Macbeth” and his wife start to slowly lose their sanity. This made them more cruel‚ vicious‚ and short tempered with their decisions with little or not thought being put into them. The reason Macbeth and his wife are losing their sanity is because of the fact of what’s being weighed down on them through the whole story. The contributing factors will be their guilt‚ power‚ and constant death occurring around them. The first factor of their dwindling

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    Ahab takes advantage of learning that the Rachel saw Moby Dick a day ago and the direction they saw him. He does not want to waste any time. Melville uses the story of the gam‚ between the Pequod and the Rachel‚ to reveal that Ahab’s monomania and insanity have taken full control of

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