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    Walden Student Reflection

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    As a Walden student‚ I am a much improved individual. I have learned so much about humanities and technology since I began going to school at Walden. I now realized that to understand people you have to really listen to what they are saying. Sometimes people will say one thing and deep down on the inside they are trying to convey a deeper meaning to what they are feeling. As I read “Looking At Technology Through Women’s Eyes”‚ I was able to get a greater understanding of how hard it is for

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    Of Studies: Bacon‚ Francis. Bacon’s “Of Studies” is not written like the typical essay you find today. We are taught that an essay must have an introduction paragraph‚ body paragraphs‚ and a conclusion paragraph‚ but Of Studies has only one. Instead we find a variety of statements about how studies can be used. The first thing he argues is that “Studies serve for delight‚ for ornament‚ and for ability.”‚ and then gives an explanation for each one. There is also quite a bit of parallelism in the

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    Lost

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    up-to-date‚ but the contents—descriptive‚ narrative‚ and argumentative essays‚ as represented by George Orwell‚ Joan Didion‚ James Baldwin‚ Annie Dillard‚ Richard Rodriguez‚ and E. B. White—have the sleepy timelessness of a bayou. John D’Agata’s anthology The Next American Essay cannonballed into these long-quiet waters in 2003. Alongside essays by Didion and Dillard were much less familiar pieces by David Foster Wallace‚ Anne Carson‚ and Harry Mathews. Instead of a typology of essays‚ there were unclassifiable

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    This Boys Life

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    Some say that ignorance is bliss‚ but others may argue that being “awake” is the true gift In life‚ something which can never‚ ever be taken away from you. Being able to see everything with “open” eyes only comes with experience and determination‚ something which the author Tobias Wolfe had seen and felt‚ but also wanted to deny and oppress for fear of losing his ignorance and innocence. In his autobiographic memoir‚ This Boy’s Life‚ Tobias lives with only his mother‚ on account of his mother’s

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    Abolitionist Movement

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    a group of different people who raised awareness about slavery. The abolitionists were men and women of good will and colors who faced the cruel choice that people in many ages have had thrust upon them. Frederick Douglass‚ William Garrison and Sojourner Truth were three important abolitionists who impacted slavery in a great manner. Frederick Douglass an abolitionist who was once a slave who suffered. Even though Frederick escaped to the North when he was 21 in 1838‚ abolitionist did not discover

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    Humanities Study Guide

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    system‚ proletariat. Evangelicalism-protestant and methodists transcendentalism- thoreau walden 1859 and rom movement in U.S. Realism- concead in real life‚ everyday problems. slave narrative-1845 life of fredick douglas and 1850 narrative of sojourner truth. pope pius 9-1848 syllabus of errors and doctrine of papal infallibility. karl marx & friedrich engels- communist

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    Black Like Me

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    Sam Gandy‚ the dean of Dillard College‚ Christophe‚ and P.D. East who is the editor of a newspaper in Mississippi. He sees him as an inspiration. Historical Terms: There were many historical people mentioned in this book such as Benjamin Mays‚ president of Morehouse College‚ Wesley Dobbs‚ Samuel Williams‚ A.T. Walden‚ Martin Luther King and his son Martin Luther King Jr. who he said contributed to the American dream in its best sense. Some places he visited were Dillard College and many towns

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    slavery‚ they also had to consider women as being slaves of that same institution. The mere fact that they were denied basic rights on the grounds of sex‚ implies that women were seen as lower status‚ and were expected to follow the rules set by men. Sojourner Truth‚ argues that the only way for slavery to be truly destroyed is for women to be able to vote; she also seems to be bothered by the fact that no one is talking about black women not getting their right to vote‚ when they too work as hard as any

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    Women In The 1800s-1900s

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    demanded to be seen as full citizens of the United States. Even though women had to wait quite some time to get these rights‚ they still changed the course of history. I know it changed the course of history because it’s 2016 and women can vote. Sojourner Truth strongly believed that women had the right to vote. She wasn’t only fighting for women to vote but for her own race to vote as well. She was the leader of the movement and inspired many women to stand up for what they believed in. It made many

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    help them‚ we’re just bullshitting them” (Osnos‚ 2016). He provided job training‚ and an inner city basketball tournament and many more accomplishments which is much more than any senator or governor were doing for their own city. In his speech at Dillard University‚ he stated: “We do not need resolutions‚ we need a revolution”. By this‚ he wanted to say that resolutions can be temporary‚ but revolutionizing an entire issue will bring necessary and permanent change to the

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