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    Making Room

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    of who we see our partner to be. It is so easy to get caught in the notion of the limited self that wants look good‚ feel good‚ and be right. An integral part of the process of making room is to be in touch with the shadow side of ourselves and to welcome it to join us. Our shadow side is those aspects of our personalities and those qualities that we haven’t yet fully come to terms with. We may want to accept our partner‚ but it’s easier said than done to accept our partner the way they are if we

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    Journey to Enlightenment

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    unenlightened society. It is the point of going into the light‚ leaving the shadow and the unenlightened that one can easily see the metaphor of the sun being used within the text when Socrates says‚ “…compelled suddenly to stand up and turn his neck round and walk and look towards the light‚ he will suffer sharp pains; the glare will distress him and he will be unable to see the realities of which his former state he had seen shadows…” (1121). Reality is put into question for the prisoner when Socrates

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    as representative of human perception. “Like ourselves … they see only … shadows ...” (Plato 507). Much like “ourselves” (humans)‚ prisoners only know their own “truths”‚ the shadows‚ which are based on what they experienced and learned; it does not matter what reality is. Therefore in the story‚ Socrates talks about exposing them to the truth. “… unable to see the realities of which in his former state he had seen the shadows; and then … his eye is turned towards more real existence …” (Plato 507-508)

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    allegory of cave

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    image‚ and they are strange prisoners. Socrates: Like ourselves they see only their own shadows‚ or the shadows of one another‚ which the fire throws on the opposite wall of the cave? Glaucon: True‚ he said; how could they see anything but the shadows if they were never allowed to move their heads? Socrates: And of the objects which are being carried in like manner they would only see the shadows? Glaucon: Yes‚ he said. Socrates: And if they were able to converse with one another

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    References: eNotes.com. (2010). Harlem. Retrieved from http://www.enotes.com/harlem-text eNotes.com. (2010). Harlem Shadows. Retrieved from http://www.enotes.com/harlem-shadows-text Perkins‚ G. & Perkins‚ B. (2009). The American tradition in literature (Concise). (12th ed.). New York‚ NY: McGraw-Hill.

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    2 Ever since the dawn of man there have been eclipses of the sun and moon. These celestial events struck fear into ancient man. They did not realize that all it is was the shadow of the earth or moon being cast on something. The following essay discusses the difference between the two. A solar eclipse can occur at least two and no more than five times a year. Unlike Solar eclipses‚ lunar eclipses can only

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    them‚ is a low wall. People move along the low wall‚ carrying different objects and escorting different animals. As they pass the fire‚ the objects and the people’s shadows are thrown onto the cave wall where the prisoners can see them. The prisoners see the shadows as being their reality because they have only ever seen these shadows and so don’t know anything apart from that‚ so they are therefore their reality image. One day one of the prisoners gets dragged out of the cave into the real

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    Wachowski Brothers’ The Matrix‚ which is a movie produced in 1999. In “The Allegory of the Cave‚” three prisoners are chained in a cave. In that cave‚ there are moving shadows that the prisoners perceive as real. This goes on until one man is released into the real world‚ where he has difficulty accepting the fact that the shadows in the cave that he understood were real‚ are only illusions. When he returns to the cave to reveal what he has learned‚ the other prisoners get angry and threaten to kill

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    because he is a shadow child‚ a third child forbidden by the population police. Luke admires his brothers so much because they can go to school and play with friends out side.This setting makes me feeling mysterious and depressive. Until one day‚ he find out there is an other shadow child in his neighbour’s family. She is Jen‚ the creator of a chat room for shadow children chatting with each other. They become friends soon after they meet. Jen organizes a rally wich hundreds of shadow children are going

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    Why Is Ged So Dangerous

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    Thus‚ almost inadvertently summoning up an evil shadow through the summoning of the spirit‚ it’s clear that Ged needs to control the reckless/impulsive aspects of his personality and increase his self-control in order to become mature. Ged’s emerging self-control is firstly evident when “These moments of fear and darkness‚ he said to himself‚ were shadows merely of his ignorance. The more he learned‚ the less he would have to fear‚ until finally in his full power as Wizard he needed fear nothing

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