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    situations which sometimes break their emotional strength. There are many ways today for people to get over such stress. People get motivation from friends to fight the problems they face in life. The best way to fight our problems‚ stress‚ and emptiness is to make more friends. In the article “The Quagmire of Social Media Friendship” by Curtis Silver‚ she believes that online friendship represents a merely “ghostly” version of actual friendship (1). These words of Silver describes that online

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    Analysis of “Hollow at the core”: Deconstructing Yann Martel’s Life of Pi The author Florence Stratton’s main purpose of this analysis is to deconstruct Yann Martel’s Life of Pi. She argues various points attempting to dissect and make reason of Martel’s choices in the novel. Stratton also discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the novel’s claims. Stratton’s major claim is that Martel’s treatment of religion in the novel is not persuasive in making all its readers believe in God. It

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    man would try to kill himself if he has everything. So‚ is there a cure for emptiness or loneliness? As we read‚ they are

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    the Modern City | 03 By Morgan Christina Strickland Memory: Void World War II marked an era of loss: loss of human lives‚ loss of human dignity‚ loss of home and country and culture. No matter what is lost‚ loss carries with it an endless emptiness‚ echoes of an existence never to be completely regained. It is a living vacuum‚ varied in scale and lacking in a physical‚ material presence‚ yet a memory can re-materialize anything for the mind that yields it. Although “void” typically means empty

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    People have defined greed as an inordinate desire to acquire or possess more than one needs. This insatiable want is seen every day. People tend to stray away from ridiculously greedy people‚ leaving them alone with a longing that will never subside. Being left alone however‚ can be beneficial to the greedy person‚ leaving them to obtain whatever they want without being judged. In Richard McCann’s “The Fat Boy’s Dream‚” the speaker describes his impulsive actions in a dream to show that greed can

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    What’s Wrong With Society Today? Is there a cycle of good and evil in human civilization? Major catastrophes‚ insurmountable political problems‚ unusual natural disasters‚ along with personal problems in families‚ shootings‚ terrorist attacks‚ etc.‚ have produced an unheard of sense of fear in people’s lives such as never before. With the changing dynamics in the world today‚ the earth seems to remain in constant danger. Even while we are at peace‚ we are waging war upon the society from which

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    generation‚ the connection to tradition‚ and death/sacrifice. In his short story “A Good Man is Hard to Find”‚ Flannery O’Connor uses images of the Toombsboro town‚ the hearse‚ and the cloudless‚ sunless sky as metaphors for death‚ violence‚ and emptiness. These metaphors emphasize the concept of the severe violence and death in society. Both carver and Jackson use symbolism in their short stories to add intensity to their stories. Everyone

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    because of the anger towards men just doing whatever they wished. He remarks that the life of a democrat is: “Subject to no order or restraint‚ and he has no wish to change an existence which he calls pleasant‚ free‚ and happy”. Plato thought that the insatiable desire for this good would lead to the neglect of everything else and would “transform” a democracy and make it lead to a demand for despotism. He foresaw that all of this would lead to citizens becoming so sensitive that they reject even the slightest

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    not realizing its significance in almost every part of our lives‚ it will be the end of our society‚ as we know it. The documentary A Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash focuses on exposing an imminent problem. Revealing that our dependence on oil and insatiable consumption of it threatens to exceed supply‚ namely focusing discussions on the peak oil theory. The film establishes that oil is a precious‚ non-renewable‚ free source of energy that we use for almost everything. The movie illustrates that oil

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    never have issues when it comes to love but the story of Venus and Adonis prove this wrong by depicting the wrath of the gods causing the demise of loved ones. Ovid’s Metamorphoses illustrates how animal’s savagery is much stronger than love and how insatiable passion never ends well. More specificity Ovid’s story of Venus and Adonis shows what the Roman’s thought of life and love by giving the reader an insight into the thoughts and actions of the goddess of love. Venus loves the boy Adonis more than

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