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    trials that took place in puritan community of Salem Massachusetts. This play captured the mood of a time where no one was safe. Because too much self-interest leads to the harm of others‚ Abigail fosters the witch trials throughout the play in hopes of being with John Proctor. Self-interest lead to the harm of others. Abigail shows immense self-interest when she threatens the other girls that she will “bring a pointy reckoning” if they were to say anything about the events in the forest (Miller 148)

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    it‚ and a consequence of the progressions made by previous influential thinkers. Applying this approach‚ Romanticism’s source can be traced back to the enlightened writers who fought censorship in the pursuit of truth and understanding‚ a cornerstone of Enlightenment thinking. For example‚ Bayle developed

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    of Turkey’s Self-Interest” written on December 28‚ 2015 by Khairuldeen Al Makhzoomi is about the way that Turkey is going about accepting Syrian refugees. Al Makhzoomi blames the mass amount of refugees for Turkey’s lack of food and housing and makes the claim that a lack of border encourages jihadists to join ISIS. He goes on to say that Turkey is actually supporting the Islamic State by providing them with money‚ training‚ and weapons. Al Makhzoomi believes that Turkey’s self-interest is accountable

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    Enlightened Despots 12/2/2012 AP European History Also known as benevolent despotism‚ the form of government in which absolute monarchs pursued legal‚ social‚ and educational reforms inspired by the ideals and philosophy of the Enlightenment‚ enlightened despotism spread throughout Europe during the 18th century. Monarchs ruled with the intent of improving the lives of their subjects in order to strengthen or reinforce their authority. Implicit in this philosophy was that the sovereign knew the

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    Frederick the Great of Prussia and Joseph II of Austria both followed many enlightened policies while reforming but both of them did not utilize all of the enlightenment ideas. Both of the rulers were also similar in the ways they used enlightened ideas and how far they advanced these ideas. Frederick the Great of Prussia was a strong believer that the king was the first servant of the state. which meant he would do what is necessary for the long-term betterment of the state. The major thing he

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    The results do in fact agree with the hypotheses that practicing mindfulness positively increases quality of life. Each journal entry will be discussed below. Additionally‚ the table below will demonstrate how many times her mind stop being mindful of the present moment and wander off thinking of other things. It is important to note that one the fourth day she wondered off more times than the rest of the days‚ however‚ she also practiced being mindful for a longer amount of time on the foruth day

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    Buddhists define the “self” according to the Upanisadic tradition‚ i.e.‚ that the self is an inner‚ permanent manifestation of the essence of an individual. Based upon this definition‚ Buddhists teachings contend that this permanent self cannot exist‚ and that to believe in a permanent self causes selfishness that inevitably leads to suffering. The Buddha teaches that to believe in a permanent‚ substantial self ultimately causes a person to become selfish and egoistic‚ and that this self-possession

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    Buddhism is a peaceful yet intriguing religious lifestyle that appeals to me. It is not so much a religion but a way of being‚ a path to learn by and not to be taught. Buddhism feels like a trek of life that provides path’s and routes that you can take by choice in order to reach enlightenment. And to me enlightenment is acceptance of you as a person and others thoughts and beliefs will differ from yours but you accept that. Buddhism is not a traditional religion where you need to pray to be saved

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    Interest Groups” U.S. Government POL 110 May 31‚ 2013 An interest group is a group of persons working on behalf of or strongly supporting a particular cause‚ such as an item of legislation‚ an industry‚ or a special segment of society (http://www.thefreedictionary.com/interest+group). Two examples of an interest group are American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and American Association of Retired Person (AARP). “The ACLU is a group that works with the courts and legislature

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    Professor Mack Comparative Government (POLS 1220.32) 13 December 2011 The Art of Self-Interest: Sun-Tzu and Thucydides “Being fond of the truth‚ I am an admirer of antiquity‚” writes Confucius. (Kaplan‚ 40) The past contains lessons that apply to the future‚ because while time‚ place‚ individuals and creed change‚ people as a whole do not. The motivations are always the same. “Thus‚ as Aron notes‚ while our ideals have usually been peaceful‚ history has often been violent. Though this should

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