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    Why Do People Lie

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    to a temporary sense of peace‚ a sense of match‚ of fitting in the society. You just bought yourself time‚ you did not have to put up with the arguments that might have taken place had you shared the truth. You did not have to hurt the sentiments or trust of the other person by covering up your truth. This is the foremost cause of lying. People lie because they want to avoid confrontation and conflict. Lying becomes the easier route. 2. A matter of habit Often pursuing the first one‚ that is‚

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    to God - Whether it be a lurking thief‚ or one of a number - I pray that that man’s life be consumed in evil and wretchedness. And as for me‚ this curse applies no less (968) This is very ironic‚ as Oedipus is indeed‚ without knowledge of the truth‚ talking about himself. Another example of dramatic irony is the power of fate and Oedipus’ powerlessness against it. Throughout the play we are aware of Oedipus’ fate and we realize there is nothing that he can do to change it. When Oedipus tells

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    Thiroux’s Truth

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    Thiroux’s Truth Do you agree with the author’s list of characteristics of good‚ bad‚ right‚ wrong? (Thiroux & Krasemann‚ 2011) pg. 28. The author was correct in stating that we tend to label inanimate things with words that would be construed as morally or aesthetically improper. From the moment we are born‚ the human brain is transitioning through a process called learning. In most situations‚ internal or external‚ its development is greatly affected by imitation and/or repetition of certain

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    The Secrest Life of Bees

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    Secret Life of Bees” written by Sue Monk Kidd is a novel about a young teenage girl‚ who runs away from her unloving and bitter father to search for the secrets of her dead mothers past.  This novel allowed the author to share the importance of the truth and accepting the realities. Kidd also explores forgiveness‚ racism and feminine power. The author demonstrates that a family can be found where you don’t expect it‚ perhaps not under your own roof‚ but in that mysterious place where you find love

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    What Plato is trying to teach with The Allegory of the cave is that things that we learn through the senses are not always the truth and people are too close-minded to try to see things in a different light. In Plato’s theory the cave represents that people believe that only things you can see or hear are true or real. The cave shows how these people are trapped in there misunderstanding of reality. The Shadows represent the mistruths presented as reality in the world. The game represents that people

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    is expressed with remarkable vividness. Through the investigation of how the downward spiral which permeates the criminal world isolates those within it‚ how the futile attempt to escape one’s past can lead to entrapment and how the exploration of truth highlights the ambiguous nature between reality and illusion in these scenes‚ Singer concludes with a refreshing perspective on human existence and society. Certainly‚ Singer’s neo-noir classic‚ by following the character of Keaton in the Redfoot-LA

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    Neil Postman - Responses

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    Part I On page 11‚ Postman quotes Niels Bohr as saying‚ "The opposite of a correct statement is an incorrect statement‚ but the opposite of a profound truth is another profound truth." What does this statement mean? Do you agree with it? Why or why not? Opposition creates two points of view and provides a stronger meaning for both sides. A correct statement‚ “I like ice cream‚” is opposed by the incorrect statement‚ “I don’t like ice cream.” If I only observe the correct statement‚ I have no

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    I do not mean to suggest that the _custom_ of lying has suffered any decay or interruption--no‚ for the Lie‚ as a Virtue‚ A Principle‚ is eternal; the Lie‚ as a recreation‚ a solace‚ a refuge in time of need‚ the fourth Grace‚ the tenth Muse‚ man’s best and surest friend‚ is immortal‚ and cannot perish from the earth while this club remains. My complaint simply concerns the decay of the _art_ of lying. No high-minded man‚ no man of right feeling‚ can contemplate the lumbering and slovenly lying

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    display the truth‚ as he sees it. The concept of such can be seen in three chapters of the novel‚ “Good Form”‚ “How to Tell a True War Story”‚ and “Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong”. By critically assessing these three chapters‚ and the outlook of storytelling that they portray‚ O’Brien’s view on storytelling can be fully understood and comprehended.

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    Phl458 Week 1

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    Define free will‚ truth‚ knowledge‚ and opinion. Explain how we use them to form thoughts. "Free will is the capacity to respond in ways that oppose even the strongest influences. Free will is itself a causative factor‚ and one that can trump all others" (Ruggiero‚ 2019‚ p. 37). We all have a choice in any situation‚ although one’s ethics or morals can influence choices‚ nevertheless the choice to react in one way or another is one’s free will. "Truth is what is so about

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