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    “War is Peace” “Freedom is Slavery” “Ignorance is Strength” George Orwell’s 1984 was written in 1948‚ during the beginning of World War 2‚ where America feared the spread of Communism. Similar issues are explored in Animal Farm‚ the sequel. These two novels highlight the dystopian society‚ in political and social science fiction. In the novel‚ the protagonist‚ Winston despises the Big brother‚ which is the overpowering government. In the party‚ they change history so that it suits the party. Them

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    Is Ignorance Really Bliss? The Bittersweet Result of Sugar Big or small‚ wide‚ or short‚ our bodies are temples and are an instrumental piece in our daily lives that are often neglected or taken advantage of. Busy schedules are a very common life event‚ we all run around and often eat on the go which is one of the biggest mistakes in today’s society. Health and nutrition aspects are often overlooked. Statistics show that Americans consume 130 pounds of sugar every year‚ that equals about 1

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    against their king. Choosing to follow the rebellion was hard for many because of their level of ignorance. Eventually‚ some citizens realized that they fought for the wrong side as shown in Animal Farm. In the novel Animal Farm‚ author George Orwell explores the dangers of willing ignorance through the characters Mollie‚ Boxer‚ and Benjamin. One example of Orwell’s depiction of the dangers of willing ignorance involves the horse Mollie. She is an unintelligent white horse that was very close with her

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    Ignorance is Bliss Ever since the invention of automobiles‚ something can always be said about someone based on the type of car they drive. When someone drives a big gas guzzling SUV or truck‚ someone always says‚ “what a terrible person! Don’t they understand what they are doing to the environment?” Then someone drives by in a Toyota Prius and that same person says “Now that’s a smart person. Why can’t everyone in the world be like them?” A wise man once said “Ignorance is bliss” and

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    "Where ignorance is bliss‚ ’tis folly to be wise”. Extracted from Thomas Gray’s poem‚ ‘Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College’‚ this adage is an existential conundrum ("the definition of ignorance is bliss"‚ 2016) . While some reflect in ‘hear no evil‚ speak no evil’‚ my outlook on this is that it is exceptionally vital to live in knowledge rather than in ignorance. I believe that ignorance isn’t bliss‚ its oblivion. Mankind has been in the pursuit of knowledge since its evolution. Human beings

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    Ignorance is Bliss My auto-biographical narrative Ignorance is Bliss is written in contemporary context but set in Nazi Germany. The text presents the idea that ignorance may seem the better option in the moment but in the long run will make a person hate them self. It targets adults because it is directed to encourage adults to not blindly live their lives and let issues pass by but to act now. Also‚ people interested in the Holocaust are among the audience as it I chose to imitate the style

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    One of the most memorable and meaningful Socratic quotes applies well when in context of Sophocles ’ Theban Trilogy. "The unexamined life is not worth living‚" proclaims Socrates. He could have meant many things by this statement‚ and in relation to the play‚ the meaning is found to be even more complex. Indeed‚ the situation of Oedipus‚ king of Thebes‚ the truth of this statement is in question. Would Oedipus have been better off if he was blind to the knowledge of his birthing and the fate which

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    George Orwell’s Animal Farm: Ignorance of Animals and Pigs Controlling Farm In George Orwell’s book‚ Animal Farm‚ it is obvious that that the pigs‚ tyrants though they were‚ were awarded control of the farm through the ignorance of the other animals. There are various statements in the book that support this idea. After reading this piece‚ the importance of education should be clear. It seemed as though the pigs created and enacted propositions‚ and took liberties that increased their control

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    2013 2nd Block The Danger of Ignorance “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” (Mandela) Mandela says that education is a best weapon but I also believe that it is the best defense. In George Orwell’s novella “Animal Farm”‚ a pig named Napoleon takes over and does as he pleases. There are so many animals that they could easily overthrow him if they were educated and united. Orwell warns his readers of the danger of ignorance and blindly following someone

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    Animal Farm written by George Orwell tells the story of how mistreated farm animals decided to rebel against their owner‚ Farmer Jones‚ and later on face the struggles of maintaining total equality amongst themselves. After the Rebellion‚ it appeared to the animals that they are finally left in peace‚ but that relaxation becomes a memory as soon as the determined pig Napoleon comes into the picture. Napoleon’s search for absolute power is shown by him constantly manipulating the animals of the farm

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