Vincent Rafael P. Violago 1BSBA2 ACADEMIC READINGS The Triune Brain The first of our three brains to evolve is what scientists call the reptilian cortex. This brain sustains the elementary activities of animal survival such as respiration‚ adequate rest and a beating heart. We are not required to consciously “think” about these activities. The reptilian cortex also houses the “startle centre”‚ a mechanism that facilitates swift reactions to unexpected occurrences in our surroundings. That panicked
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Silva’s Frames of Color-Blind Racism provide the logic used by governmental leaders to explain the place dominance has in a society. In addition‚ the frames demonstrate how dominance is managed and maintained in a society. Abstract Liberalism‚ Naturalization‚ Cultural Racism‚ and Minimization of Racism are the four frames that Silva introduces. Since Anti-racialism‚ as defined by Goldberg is opposing the categorizing of people according to their outward characteristics‚ Goldberg’s frames Naturalization
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“Blind man sees wife for first time after having a TOOTH implanted into his eye‚” is an article written by Paul Sims for the DailyMail webpage (Sims‚ updated 2009). Throughout the article‚ the absence of references cited and the lack of quotes from Mr. Liu (the surgeon)‚ or from anyone in the hospital staff‚ compromises the article’s authenticity. The only quotes that are used in the article come directly from Mr. Martin Jones‚ the man whom the article was written about and who claims to have undergone
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known for his feature film; The Christmas Story. In Shepherd’s “The Endless Streetcar Ride into the Night and the Tinfoil Noose‚” he uses hyperbole and contrast to build a memorable experience with the reader‚ one that many of us have experienced; a blind date. Shepherd’s essay highlights the false promises of the media and its influence over our lives. He portrays himself as a sophisticated‚ mature young man at the age of fourteen with a refined taste for things in life‚ the copied image of an “official”
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entitled See the World‚ includes a young couple seeking directions to a specific trail that is not identified on any maps. While requesting information at a roadside country store‚ the young couple encounters an older blind gentleman that offers to lead them to the trail. I believe the blind man in the commercial is a personification of the vehicle because he guides the couple to their desired destination and provides an experience that they will never forget. There are many components involved to ensure
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speaks to his wife about his little interest in meeting the blind man which his wife finds so captivating. We quickly begin to see the narrator’s jealousy towards Robert; he makes jokes about his blindness‚ speaks about sightseeing and makes other ridiculous suggestions about what him and Robert should do. We then realize he is only a naive jealous man who dislikes the fact that his wife thinks so highly of him‚ especially since he is blind and in the narrators eyes has nothing to offer. After meeting
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three very vague characters. First being the narrator/ husband of the wife. He is the most important of characters because the story is his point of view and about his “blindness” as a person. Secondly‚ there is the wife whom used to work for the blind man. Lastly‚ the blindman named Robert whom has helped the wife in times of need. Do to the husband being the narrator‚ one will recognize his emotional detachment to the other characters in the story. An example of this detachment is that he doesn’t
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unnamed man who is doubtful to his wife’s blind friend named Robert‚ he used to be the boss of her. One day he came to stay at their house because he was invited by the wife‚ and the wife invited him because he lost his wife and she wanted him to spend some time with them. The husband was feeling so uncomfortable because of the visit of Robert. The husband met the blind man‚ and he was acting in an unusual manner. All he was thinking that Robert was blind‚ or maybe he was afraid of him because he
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that often comes when one encounters love in reality instead of its elevated form. Imagery is used in the very first line of the story stating‚ “North Richmond Street‚ being blind‚ was a quiet street except at the hour when the Christian Brothers’ School set the boys free. An uninhabited house of two storeys stood at the blind end‚ detached from its neighbors in a square ground. The other houses of the street‚ conscious of decent lives within them‚ gazed at one another with brown imperturbable faces
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shuffled‚ and ready to start the deal. The two players to the left of the dealer put out blind bets. The first person to the left is the small blind while the second person from the dealer is the big blind. Every player is dealt two cards‚ face down. These cards are called hole or pocket cards. The first move‚ or action‚ falls on the player to the left of the big blind. This person can call the big blind‚ raise it or fold. This process continues around the table‚ clockwise. After the betting
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