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    PROMPT: What could be the advantages/benefits of belonging to a group or groups or to a community? The advantages of belonging to a group or groups can have a lot of advantages and benefits. Being apart of a group(s) we are able to see who we want to be and do rather then who we try to be and to fit in. There’s always a group that can be influential‚ good or bad. The shaping of our identity is aided by various influences in our lives‚ one of them being the groups to which we belong. “Who am I

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    Prompt: Belonging to a group both strengthens and weakens our sense of self. The shaping of our identity is aided by various influences in our lives‚ one of them being the groups to which we belong. There are different types of groups which we may find ourselves associated with‚ such as social‚ religious and cultural groups. Belonging to any one of these groups may be either by choice or a sense of obligation. For instance‚ the decision to belong to a certain social group is entirely dependent

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    public. But the most famous superheroes of them all is Superman and Batman. Superman first appeared in comics in 1938 and Batman in 1939; both characters have involved from just being in comics: to characters on tv shows‚ film‚ and animated cartoons. However‚ Superman and Batman have similarities and differences about their abilities‚ origin‚ and appearance. In other words‚ who is the better superhero Superman or Batman? To begin with their origin‚ Superman was born on another planet call Krypton

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    (OTSB)‚ and “The Oasis”‚ a Shark Island Documentary‚ explore this notion through employing the universal themes of compassion‚ alienation and love as they enrich characters sense of hope‚ significance‚ comfort and security- fundamental to a sense of belonging‚ or paradoxically lead to a sense of isolation and exclusion. RMF explores the catalytic nature of relationships in constructing an imperative sense of significance‚ comfort and security‚ through examining the themes of love‚ compassion and alienation

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    individuals like Mr Kapasi‚ are stopped by the hindrance of misunderstanding on the way of bridging the culture gap. However‚ tolerance can resolve the difficulty in the coexisting culture‚ which is evident in the marriage of Sanjeev and Twinkle. To begin with‚ the unwillingness to adapt into a new culture will not allow two cultures to live with one another. This stance was clearly built up in Lahiri’s depiction In Interpreter of Maladies a couple is navigating between the Indian traditions they’ve

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    positive face to face contact with others to feel like they have a sense of purpose. A group you could say you fit in with. If it were not for my friends‚ my life would be dull and boring‚ even a little depressing. I would not have that sense of belonging or support outside of my family‚ and everyone needs time always from their families to let off steam. I have the greatest group of friends or I should say two really good girl friends. Over the years my circle has gotten smaller‚ but that’s ok.

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    EDC1100 Lifespan Development and Learning Course Examiner: Dr Patrick O’Brien Tutor: Ms Linda De George Walker Critical review of Society begins at home By Sally Weale Due Date: May 30‚ 2011 Word Count: 1557 The article‚ Society begins at home‚ written by Sally Weale for The Age on May 9 2010‚ takes an objective look at two books written by author Sue Gerherdt‚ Why Love Matters: How Affection Shapes a Baby’s Brain and The Selfish Society. Weale emphasizes Gerherdt’s main objectives

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    around them. Because differences in individuals is breeding ground for discrimination‚ which would easily make people to be isolated and bullied. Therefore‚ people would do anything to achieve the acceptances from the others not just for the sense of belonging but in order to protect themselves. Although we would sacrifice anything to achieve acceptance from others‚ we must be clear that change of appearance‚ languages or names does not mean being a fresh person. I have dyed my hair‚ but I’m still “me”

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    The Difference between Batman and Your Parents From the time we were little kids‚ adults always said to look up to heroes. They did not necessarily mean Captain America or Superman‚ however. Our parents meant for us to try to imitate the fire fighters and police officers of our communities. Yes‚ these brave men and women are wonderful examples of people that kids should dream of being like‚ but they are not the only kind of people. Heroes and role models are one and the same in most cases‚ but there

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    When an individual’s beliefs or values are contradicted by that of their society‚ they must make a choice as to whether belonging to themselves or to the group is more important. Miller explores the reactions of many characters to this dilemma‚ in particular Reverend Hale. Initially Hale is strongly respected and connected to the town‚ being described as “an expert”. He uses the metaphor of “Theology sir‚ is a fortress; no crack in a fortress can be accounted small”‚ to indicate his strong belief

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