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    The movie The Princess Bride‚ took place in the Middle Ages. The movie is about a commoner who falls in love with a farm boy. Once they had fallen in love‚ he left on a voyage‚ so he could acquire more money. The farm boy‚ Westley‚  needed more money‚ so he could marry Buttercup. On his voyage‚ his ship was taken over by pirates‚ and he was killed. Later‚ the Prince announced he would marry buttercup. She did not want this marriage to happen‚ but she had no choice. While riding in the forest‚ Buttercup

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    Princess Taytu Betul the de facto leader of Ethiopia in the late 1800’s and early 1900”s along with her husband emperor Menelik II defeated imperialism. The concept Princess Taytu Bethel represents is anti-imperialism.  African imperialism started from the ‘Scramble for Africa” which was the colonization‚ invasion‚ occupation‚ and annexation of African territory by European powers. Taytu Bethel crushed European imperialism when Italy claimed rights to Ethiopian land in 1889. Ethiopia was in disarray

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    Descartes begins his Third Meditation knowing very little. By the end of the previous meditation‚ he has established that he exists as a thinking thing that thinks in many different ways. Armed with such little certainty‚ Descartes begins a seemingly impossible task- to prove the existence of God‚ armed with only these facts and rational thinking. He concludes his proof with the verdict that God is in fact the only thing that could cause his own idea of his creator. Descartes’ proof rests in part

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    Descartes venture to justify the presence of God‚ and to institute that only God can warrant certain and true knowledge. Through an analytical observation of the controversy advanced by Descartes in his most outstanding work‚ Meditations on First Philosophy‚ respecting the presence of God and the role God partakes in the pursuit of sure knowledge‚ we are able to clarify that although the intensions of the Cartesian project were praiseworthy‚ the existence of various philosophical deviations and probable

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    This essay will focus on distinguishing the difference between what it is to be a material thing and a thinking René Descartes supports the claim that we as humans are made up of two separate substances‚ a mind and body‚ and this is what distinguishes a thinking thing or human being‚ from a material thing Peter Strawson critiques this argument and presents us with a strong rebuttal with two key arguments‚ the problem of the subject side and the identity and numerability argument. He is able to sway

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    Knowledge Aquinas and Descartes have different ideas on how humans gain knowledge in the world. Both philosophers need to define what the human body is composed of in order to determine how we gain knowledge. For Aquinas intellect comes from the soul and the body working in unison. The soul is the substantial form of a living material thing. It is the actuality of a living material substance. Even though the rational soul is what differentiates humans from other living things‚ it does not

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    Descartes suggests the viewpoint that the human body and the human mind are two completely different things with different functions. The viewpoint is called Dualism‚ and holds that both the physical world and the immaterial world exist. Dualism is based on two substances‚ which are mind and matter. Descartes explained that these two does not necessarily need one another to exist. In Descartes’ Dualism‚ the body is considered to be a material substance‚ and the mind is considered to be an immaterial

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    In addition‚ these changes can be further distinguished in Descartes belief that he can develop assertions of existence from his conception of ‘I think.’ For Descartes‚ res cogitans is established to be a finite substance. However‚ he concludes that an infinite substance‚ God‚ could not have originated in himself and therefore must be the cause of this idea‚ which results in God necessarily existing - ‘the idea that enables me to understand a supreme deity‚ eternal‚ infinite‚ omniscient‚ omnipotent

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    The Twilight Princess is the twelfth instalment in The Legend of Zelda Series. It is an adventure styled game with real-time battles‚ puzzle solving‚ and exploration. It tells a story right through the game including the final cut scene‚ which is hidden among the credits. Within this cut scene deep semiotic meanings are conveyed that reflect the whole game. Looking in depth we find the signifiers and their signified meanings within the cut scene that give meaning through a visual understanding.

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    In the third meditation‚ Descartes tells why he believes his idea of God must be innate. He believes this idea must be innate because it didn’t come through his senses and it isn’t a fiction of his mind. Although we cannot comprehend God‚ we can reach God through thought because we do have an idea of him. To begin‚ one reason Descartes believes his idea of God must be innate is because the idea did not come through his senses. Descartes says his idea of God is never presented to him unexpectedly

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