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    to the boy’s small political system. Ralph’s attachment to the conch is what gets him elected as chief‚ because the other boys see him as the person behind the conch of law and order. When the boys begin their descent into savagery and lose their civility

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    and contentious language seems to now rule the roost in Washington. How did we drift so far away from gentleman politicians and common civility? Indeed‚ for as long as I can remember now‚ even presidents have presented themselves as less than gentleman. Images of the commander in chief without his tie and with his sleeves rolled up sprang to mind. Decorum and civility‚ it seems‚ are things of the past‚ and the American people are largely as quiet as moonlight on a gravestone about it. Why has

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    other people. Carter also believes people are mean to each other because they have the right to be and can get away with it. The constitution is there for a reason‚ but sometimes those rights can be used and abused. “We have let cynicism replace civility.” (672). The world is a bit cynical. Carter explains that even the simplest gesture can become a problem. He feels that people are afraid to do anything nice‚ for fear of it back firing. Everyone is suing everyone‚ and that has major consequences

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    The civility on which the practical and moral consequences of calculated disobedience rely depends on the motivations and actions of its initiators. They must not be motivated by greed or hatred‚ because those emotions remove from disobedience both civility and morality. It is a pure‚ selfless goal that ideologically separates the civil disobeyer from the criminal one. Practically

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    Situations always arise where their inner evil is ready to rear its ugly head‚ but they are able to restrain that urge and maintain their civility. Every day sinful monsters pass by looking like ordinary folks because of the mask of civility they wear. “’ I spent 18 years working with people who everyone would call evil—child molesters‚ murderers—and with a few exceptions‚ I was always struck by their ordinariness‚’” (Flynn of York College)

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    listens to him‚ except Ralph. One scene that foreshadows Piggy’s death is when Roger is throwing the stones at Henry. “Roger stooped‚ picked up a stone‚ aimed and threw it at Henry-threw it to miss.”(62) Roger missing shows that he is still has some civility inside him.

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    fight fear off the island which in the end‚ takes a turn for the worst. Will they be able to cope? Or will they fend for themselves even if it means disregarding the domesticated way of living. The events that had taken place capture the loss of civility and building savagery among the desolate-looking but competent young boys. In the beginning‚ a group of young boys are brought together by a foreign object; a conch. For example Jack did this “He laid the conch against his lips‚ took a deep breath

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    “Civilized” is often used to denote‚ in propaganda most notably‚ a high standard of moral regard. For instance‚ if two countries are fighting one may use propaganda to sway their citizens they are fighting as a civilized nation‚ one on the righteous side of the battle‚ while the other side is uncivilized and barbaric. However‚ defining civilization based on specific moral values is too subjective and arbitrary. Civilization is a concept of man-made societal standards in the most refined culture;

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    Romans were not the bloodthirsty‚ sadistic people that popular film and literature portray them to have been; they enjoyed friendship‚ entertainment and leisure‚ they strived for civility‚ and were often paralyzed by prohibitions not usually associated with late antiquity. City living had many pleasures to offer the Romans and they strove to make life as pleasurable as possible‚ but they made nature their own as well. Festivals and the pagan religion were an integral part of the Greco-Roman culture

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    In the age of the dixie south‚ an overwhelming portion of the nation did not have access to education. Entire towns lacked a school of the most basic standards‚ leaving the majority of the south uneducated. In the novel Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ Twain uses the idea of being “civilized” to expose the hypocrisy of those whom are educated and “high class” in south. Through portraying the most “civilized” characters in the story as inherently violent‚ swindlers‚ or liers‚ the connotation with a

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