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    On the Waterfront

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    Waterfront values individual conscience above community loyalty.’ Discuss. Kazan does not only use Terry Malloy by establishing him a hero in On the Waterfront to value individual conscience or moral growth above community loyalty or sense of obligation‚ but also other characters like Edie and Father Barry. Unlike Terry‚ who has to gain individual conscience‚ Edie and Father Barry have never been really closely connected to the community‚ which allows them individual conscience. Their supporting role

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    the claim that conscience is a reliable guide to ethical decision making. Conscience is something inside of us which distinguishes good from evil and makes us feel guilty when we have done something wrong. As defined by the Oxford Dictionary of English‚ is ‘A person’s moral sense of right and wrong‚ viewed as acting as a guide to one’s behaviour’. It plays a decisive role in any moral decision‚ and just like normative ethics‚ one can base their moral decisions on their conscience just as a utilitarian

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    VS 54-56 Pope John Paul II states that our freedom and God’s law is most noticeably present in our conscience. When we set our freedom against the moral law‚ we risk deviating from the teachings of the Church or even contradicting them entirely. Some theologians have gone as far as to state that the conscience is simply a guide to give a general view of the man’s life‚ rather than “the sanctuary of man‚ where he is alone with God whose voice echoes within him” (John Paul II 55). Some also state

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    no absolute truth is invalid. Because one plus one does equal two so there is absolute truth which can be proven and understood. Is there such a thing as absolute truth? Yes‚ because of human conscience that “duty” within us that tells us that certain things are right and wrong. Therefore‚ our conscience let us know there is something wrong with pain‚ hunger‚ rape and makes us aware that love‚ peace‚ and charity are positive things for which we should strive for. In my opinion it so important to

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    snake’s harmless behavior. Soon after‚ the narrator’s natural admiration and respect for the snake is interrupted by the voice of his education. Here begins the main internal conflict the narrator faces. The narrator listens to the voice in his conscience say‚ “The voice of my education said to me‚ he must be killed‚ for in Sicily the black‚ black snakes are innocent‚ the gold are venomous. and voices in me said‚ if you were a man‚ you would take a stick and break him now‚ and finish him off. (Line

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    11/5/13 English 111 Antigone Paper Antigone: Individual vs. State The conflict between individual conscious and state law is something mankind has endured since the beginning of history. There have been many individuals that have stood by their beliefs and conscious against government law despite the repercussions. This conflict is one of the main struggles in Antigone‚ the Greek tragedy written by Sophocles. At the center of this tragedy is the battle between an individual’s moral duty and

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    Gary's Soto's the Pie

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    Guilt is being responsible for some act that you have done which is bad or considered lower than your own moral standards. Gary Soto revives his childhood sin of stealing a pie from the local market by using literary devices such as imagery‚ diction‚ and religious contrasting. He parallels his holy upbringing with his heinous sin and uses imagery to bring his guilt to life. Soto’s use of diction and imagery assists him to arouse the reader’s sense of guilt‚ which is an emotion most people

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    SETTING – The Painted Door JennExner Q#1 In the story‚ “The Painted Door‚” Sinclair Ross creates a mood of bitter cold‚ extreme isolation and loneliness. For the environmental means‚ the story is set in winter and there is a large snowstorm coming. The isolation of the farmland is made abundantly clear when we learn the closest neighbouring farm is “five miles away.” The physical setting of the environment is important to a good story as it reflects the moods and emotions

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    Gary Soto's "The Pie"

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    their works the role guilt plays in a person’s conscience and society. In Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn‚ Twain builds up the plot by thoroughly describing the guilt Huck feels after he helps Jim‚ the slave‚ to run away. As a young boy‚ Huck disregards the society’s values and chooses his own path‚ whether it be right or wrong. Much like his literary predecessors‚ Gary Soto deals with his own confrontation with the inner conscience after committing an act that he considers sinful

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    inherent. A scrutiny of the contradictory forces of humanism and determinism and the function of women as demonstrated by both texts imparts an incongruity of context. Difference is thus conveyed. Conversely‚ an acknowledgement of the strength of conscience common to both texts suggests an inherent influence. Thus it is through inspection of the prescribed texts that one may distinguish the degree to which the texts converge on inherent matters and diverge on contextual matters. The contradictory

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