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    North Vietnamese and Communist-trained South Vietnamese rebels sought to overthrow the government of South Vietnam and reunite the country. The United States became involved in 1964‚ when North Vietnamese torpedo boats attacked the U.S. destroyer Maddox‚ which was monitoring off the coast of Vietnam in the Gulf of Tonkin. Although there is discrepancy over whether this event actually occurred‚ it was because of this event that President Johnson ordered air strikes against North Vietnam. At this

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    During a catastrophic‚ historic event‚ people often try to find meaning behind it and look towards their own faith for unanswered questions. Bruce Lincoln’s book “Holy Terrors” shows amidst a horrific catastrophe where that line of politics and religion can be drawn between parties‚ and how one’s interpretation of events can be skewed when maximalist religion begins to overpower politics. Jerry Falwell‚ a Catholic maximalist states about the September 11th attacks‚ “I really believe that the pagans

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    ). Both of the words yin and yang mean separate things. For instance yin essentially means “shady side‚” while on the other hand yang means “sunny side” (“Taijitu‚” n.p.). This symbol principally means the concept of dualism forming into a whole. For example we encounter dualism each and every day such as: night and day‚ or male and female. They represent the opposite ends of a cycle‚ and cannot exist without each other. The shape of the symbol is symbolic of two energies and how they interact

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    The act of eating is rarely a morally or politically innocent or benign act‚ but the cultural and social implications of such eating varies. Using the example of the United States‚ this paper will focus first on the particular moral ground gained in some Christian communities from particular diets such as the Weigh Down Diet as compared the ethics and politics of the Slow Food movement in the United States. These two examples‚ while not always interconnected‚ illustrate how US-Americans explicitly

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    This paper examines George Orwell’s contribution to the literary movement of absurdism. It focuses on Orwell’s novel Animal Farm. George Orwell‚ formerly known as “Eric Blair” enlisted in the Indian Imperial Police at about twenty years of age and served in Burma for five years during which he witnessed imperialism at its worst; he saw hangings‚ floggings‚ and filthy prisons‚ and he “was forced to assert superiority over the Burmese which he never really felt.” On realizing the little economic and

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    “Here’s looking at You: Self Objectification‚ Body Image Disturbance‚ and Sorority Rush” by Ashley Marie Rolnik‚ Renee Engeln-Maddox and Steven A. Miller. Personally having never experienced issues regarding self-objectification and body image‚ I was surprised when I came across this article and thought it made an impact on my research. This article is able to help me identify

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    To what extent can the Tet Offensive of 1968 be described as a key turning point in the Vietnam War in the Years 1963-73? (30 marks) The Tet Offensive could be described as a key turning point because it shook USA’s confidence in winning the war‚ both sides changed their tactics and also because it led to a decrease of support for the war in the USA. However there were many other key turning points such as the Gulf of Tonkin incident‚ the attack at Pleiku and the Battle of Ac Bac. Overall the

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    independence but France still ruled the country Until Ho Chil Mihn took over in 1954. In 1959‚ North Vietnam began and forced a policy to reunify the country‚ which led to the outbreak of the American War in Vietnam. On August 2‚ 1964‚ the U.S destroyer Maddox exchanged shots with North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin. Two days later‚ the Massox and another destroyer reported once again coming under fire. Although most historians‚ including those employed by the U.S military‚ have since concluded

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    The notion of Philosophical zombie is used generally in a thought experiment to support arguments against the idea of physicalism. David Chalmers‚ a famous philosopher of mind‚ adopts the dualism of Decartes that mental and physical things are entirely different and argues that a world of philosophical zombie is possible except they do not have any conscious experience. However‚ most physicalist’s responses refuse the premise of a zombie world is possible. Although the argument of Charlmer has received

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    societies‚ colors the scenes of our everyday world. However that brings the question of to what extent differences should be tolerated. While some societies are great at drawing that line‚ some societies face serious problems such as discrimination or dualism. Tolerance upon differences should be in such a way that while avoiding a tolerant chaos where everything is welcomed: intolerance‚ which results as xenophobia‚ should also be discouraged and it can only be sustained by the sense of common living

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