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    Character Development drives Conflict All stories are about people‚ even when they’re about rabbits. And the stories that move us most‚ the ones that stick inside years later‚ are those inhabited by characters we can connect with and admire. And no characters resonate more than those who in the course of a story learned how to transcend their own flaws and weaknesses to do something great—this is known as a Character Arc. And by great I don’t mean saving the world‚ for often the quietest

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    to: navigation‚ search This article is about primitivism in the visual arts. For the social movement‚ see anarcho-primitivism. For art by self-taught artists‚ see naïve art. For other meanings of "primitivism" or "primitive"‚ see Primitive. Henri Rousseau‚ In a Tropical Forest Combat of a Tiger and a Buffalo‚ 1908-1909‚ Hermitage Museum‚ St. Petersburg Primitivism is a Western art movement that borrows visual forms from non-Western or prehistoric peoples‚ such as Paul Gauguin ’s inclusion of Tahitian

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    itself‚ and as a result ascertain a superior‚ enhanced and further advanced society In the 18th century‚ philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) disputed the conception of the ‘state of nature’ put forward by Hobbes in the 17th century. This essay aims to establish‚ and following that‚ examine‚ the differences between the views of both Hobbes and Rousseau on this political philosophical stance. In Leviathan‚ Hobbes introduced the ‘state of nature’. He portrayed it as a vision of the

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    individual’s need to protect his or her well-being. As time went on‚ the individual gradually evolved into a large group that needed authority and protection. Machiavelli and Rousseau have both written popular pieces on the matter of government and the people’s need for it. Despite the fact that Machiavelli and Rousseau take vastly different routes to explain the need for government‚ the human instinct of self-preservation is at the core of both their beliefs. The idea of self-preservation

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    order to be taken to pieces by the imagination’ (Wollstonecraft 1982; 188). Barbara Taylor argues Sophie’s role in Emile’s life is to be nothing more than an illusion‚ which Emile will prefer to the real objects (Taylor 2003; 76). In response to Rousseau Wollstonecraft heavily condemns his fixation on beauty and sexual desire in females‚ to which she questions what is female understanding sacrificed for‚ if men will soon ignore beauty after a few months and grow to despise it? (1982;

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    Literary seminar essay FR4201 – Cecile Decousu Ellen Kehoe 110383285 6. « Par liberté‚ j’entends le triomphe de l’individualité » Comment on the ways in which you see an emphasis on the individual in the texts you have read. The concept of the individual is dealt with in varying ways through lots of the texts which I have read. The texts which stood out for me as having the most emphasis on the individual and individuality are Jean Echenoz “Courir” and Rousseau’s “Les Reveries d’un Promeneur

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    Essay Question Compare Hobbes’ and Rousseau’s assumptions about human nature. In each case what follows from these assumptions? Who do you agree with‚ and why? Throughout history‚ many philosophers have discussed the term ‘state of nature’ which is used to describe the natural condition of mankind either in the absence of a common authority or the lack of laws. In the book The Leviathan‚ Thomas Hobbes one of most important political philosopher‚ examines the state of

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    REFLECTION #9 – Marx After reading Marx‚ I am thinking a lot about the state of nature. Locke and Rousseau had some very clear ideas about what the state of nature looks like and I am wondering how Marx might respond to their ideas. I am also wondering about the critique Marx provides of capitalism. I am thinking a lot about what Marx might say about our labor and economic systems. Because Marx’s ideas on communism center around a withdrawal from government to a place of communal living‚ I think

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    Essentially‚ Rousseau was from Geneva‚ Switzerland but made his way to Paris‚ France where he was introduced into the Enlightenment movement. Withal‚ Rousseau had trouble with the way society and government cooperated‚ which convinced him to publish his first major political work in 1755 titled Discourse on the Origins of the Inequality of Mankind. In his work‚ Rousseau began with humans in their primitive “state of nature”‚ who he argues for

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    Political Philosophy 349 | Exam 1 | A comparison of the true Philosopher kings | | Joseph Roszhart | California State University at Northridge | 11/10/2012 | So many way and myriad of themes to compare Plato’s Republic and Hobbes Leviathan; one of the most striking points to be made is that the share philosophical similarities once you get passed their differences. Most of us can agree that they share the same thought of that a government is essential and that humans can

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