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    Why do children behave violently? Research shows that media violence can lead to real violence in multiple ways. The causes of violent behavior may vary widely from child to child. In most cases children get inspired from their role models and behave violently after witnessing it (sociocultural factors). Some children are born with violent behavior (Biological factors). In such cases‚ aggressiveness may be inherited when chromosomes carry genetic messages from parents to offspring. Injuries in the

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    I‚ no. 1 (June 1995) Sacred Ambivalence: Mimetology in Aristotle‚ Horace‚ and Longinus Matthew Schneider Department of English Chapman University Orange CA 92666 schneide@nexus.chapman.edu Almost from its very beginnings mimetology has looked to ancient Greece for its proof texts. For both René Girard’s hypotheses surrounding the ethical and ethnological implications of mimetic desire and Eric Gans’s identification of the part played by mimetic resentment in cultural evolution‚ the texts of

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    woman‚ Mathilde‚ uses her husband and her friend to get things for the ball. Then‚ later realizes that the necklace was missing. Mathilde spent ten years of her life paying for the replacement necklace. She later finds out that the necklace was an imitation. Guy de Maupassant shows the themes of looks do not matter and being happy with what you have in “The Necklace”. From the start‚ the theme looks do not matter applies in the text‚ “ he stammered: "Why‚ the dress you go to the theatre in. It looks

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    people from each other. Throughout the essay Emerson contradicts the popular saying imitation is the highest form of flattery by saying‚ “imitation is suicide” (596). He states that people are starting to rely on each other too much instead of oneself. Emerson is urging people to escape society with originality‚ trusting yourself‚ and avoiding conformity; which allows‚ “Self-Reliance‚” to be an immortal essay. “Imitation suicide‚” meaning is simple: copying others will not advance people anywhere in

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    Vicarious experience refers to when a child sees a role model behaving in a particular way and imitates the behaviour of the model. Aggression is learned through reinforcement of direct experiences and imitation of aggressive models. Bandura believed that four criteria need to be met for imitation to occur; attention to role model‚ then retention where the observed behaviours are memorised‚ then reproduction of the target behaviour‚ and lastly motivation where direct and vicarious reinforcements

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    theory. I. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES A. Theories of Imitation · Imitation is an instinct -- Observed actions elicit an instinctive drive to copy those actions. · Imitation is limited by development -- Children imitate actions that fit with existing cognitive structures . · Imitation is conditioned -- Behaviors are imitated and reinforced through shaping. Imitation becomes a generalized response class. · Imitation is instrumental behavior -- Imitation becomes a secondary drive through repeated reinforcement

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    Though Sontag speaks and disagrees with the form of interpretation of art that can be invoked as a stereotype for art critics/interpreters in the modern world today‚ Aristotle’s representational view of art battles that notion and challenges the view of‚ whether imitational art is a art form in itself‚ or just simply the product of the egos that critics possess in hopes of polishing their appearances as an connoisseur of finding the latent contents in artworks. In “Against Interpretation” Sontag

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    Aristotelian philosophy teaches that knowing material reality can be achieved by properly identifying the essential traits of things and distinguishing things from other things by forming classification schemes based on those traits. The theory’s great power is that it canproduce useful‚ independently verifiable categories of analysis--if we all can agree on the epic’s essential traits‚ then we can conduct reasonable scholarly discussions about epics. Since Aristotle also was interested (like his

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    I Want a Baby I belong to the classification of people know as educators. I am a teacher and unfortunately‚ I am not a mother. Yet. Just recently my younger sister of 28 years‚ just gave birth to her third child. The most beautiful seven point fifty-two pound little baby girl. With hair brown like melted chocolate and eyes the color of honey‚ dressed up in a pink mommy’s little girl onesie. I see her kids every day and I see other parent’s kids every day too‚ but why don’t I have any of my own.

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    Throughout history‚ humans have relied on their ingenuity and adaptability for survival. Regardless of race‚ country‚ or culture‚ people follow similar patterns of exploration‚ inventiveness‚ and creativity. After years of careful observation‚ Maria Montessori was able to identify the importance of tendencies that compel human beings to construct and refine the world around them. The practical application of the Montessori Method is based on human tendencies to explore‚ move‚ share with a group

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