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    In the manuscript‚ On Christian Doctrine‚ John Milton says of Chaos‚ "It was necessary that something should have existed previously‚ so that it could be acted upon by his supremely powerful active efficacy…Matter must have always existed independently of God‚ or else originated from God at some point in time… But if matter did not exist from eternity‚ it is not easy to see where it came from" (John Milton‚ On Christian Doctrine). This manuscript has since been described by C. A. Patrides as a "theological

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    create chaos. The characters also had the ability to talk and to eat. The mother and father talked about Carl Ray coming to their house. At the same time they were trying to settle down the kids. " Sam can’t you do something about them ?" The dinner table is always considered " Absolutely Normal Chaos." It happens everyday. Overall‚ the characters seem real from the abilities they have. The author uses the dinner table to make the characters seem real by giving them the ability to create chaos. The

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    Flies”‚ as William Golding’s experience’s in the war are portrayed throughout the book. What he believes about humanity and‚ the internal fight of civilization vs. chaos are reflected by the characters and their surroundings. The two main characters Ralph and Jack represent civilization and chaos. With Ralph as civilization and Jack as chaos‚ the theme is developed by how the hostility between them increases throughout the book. The battles that they have with each other represent the fight of civilization

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    Chaos: The New Order The will to defy order in society spurs chaos‚ but eventually‚ this chaos emerges as the new order. Chaos and order seem to contrast by definition. However‚ I hypothesize that chaos and order both reinforce each other after analyzing Like Water for Chocolate‚ by Laura Esquivel‚ and Oryx and Crake‚ by Margaret Atwood. Particularly‚ Like Water for Chocolate tells the life story of Tita de la Garza and her struggle to acquire her love‚ Pedro Muzquiz. The diction that Esquivel uses

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    In the opening line of The Metamorphosis‚ Kafka’s treatment of chaos establishes his vision of the world as going on about its business without regard for the doings of humans. Gregor is the object of a manifestly pointless and arbitrary metamorphosis‚ which he handles as if it were as ordinary any run of the mill event. As he lays in bed‚ having transformed into a bug‚ he considers the future as if it were any other day. “"Oh‚ God"‚ he thought‚ "what a strenuous career it is that I’ve chosen!” His

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    background to Chaos City’s problems and using the classical scholars’ definition‚ provide workable solutions to their challenges Thesis Statement: a. Organization is vital to the survival of Chaos City‚ it is necessary to find positive workable solutions that solve community problems. b. i. Workable solutions are vital to the survival of any community. ii. A good infrastructure is key in any community notwithstanding there is stability in doctrine. iii. Community problems will cause Chaos City to

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    While one group behaves calmly‚ and uses teamwork to keep order and accomplish goals‚ the other group uses violence and chaos. Civil v. Savage is separated by both leaders Jack and Ralph. Civil relating to Ralph and the other involving Jack. While Ralph uses his power to create regulations and apply respectable codes

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    elements of society such as morality‚ law and culture and the “chaotic” elements of humanity’s savage animal instincts e.g. anarchy‚ bloodlust‚ desire for power‚ amorality‚ selfishness‚ violence?} Golding portrays the opposing elements of order and chaos in a strongly allegorical manner. Chapter one begins with much foreshadowing of situations in the future and the battle between the conflicting elements can already be clearly seen. Golding uses the conch‚ the behaviour of the “little ‘uns”‚ the uniform

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    Making Sense of Chaos: What Happened in the Yucatán During early times of exploration and conquest‚ political power Spain maintained a reputation for inflexible‚ vicious conquests that led to the quick expansion of their empire. However‚ upon discovery of the Yucatán Peninsula in the early 1500s‚ the Spaniards were slow and relatively unsuccessful in the peninsula’s conquering. While the Spanish explorers might indeed have been the first foreign body to penetrate the Yucatán‚ control within the

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    Executive Summary Case Study: Club Chaos There were several management issues at play with Club Chaos that lead to the recent failures for the organization. As a result of these immediate issues the company suffers the consequences and ultimately affected the performance of the organization as a whole and the value placed in the organization by its customers. One key component to the poor management of the club was the lack of experience and knowledge in the senior managers. When looking at

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