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    Romeo & Juliet

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    Love in Romeo and Juliet is not that really‚ idealized emotion. The love Romeo and Juliet share is beautiful and passionate. It is pure‚ exhilarating‚ and transformative‚ and they are willing to give everything to it. But it is also chaotic and destructive‚ bringing death to friends‚ family‚ and to themselves. Over and over in the play‚ Romeo and Juliet’s love is mentioned in connection with death and violence‚ and finds it’s greatest expression in their suicide. The theme of love in Romeo and Juliet

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    A Feminist Perspective

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    and turns the female protagonists into the moral centre‚ while most of the male characters either remain apathetic or indulge in destructive violence. In patriarchal social set up masculinity means superiority while femininity means inferiority. Masculinity implies strength‚ action‚ self-assertion and domination‚ femininity implies weakness‚ passivity‚ docility‚ obedience and self-negation. Through narrator Lenny the Bapsi Sidhwa lends weight and validity to the feminine perspective on the nature of

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    sufficiently destructive to prevent us using it on humans‚ what do we learn from studying on animals? A description of psychology experiments has drawn many criticisms. These and other details where looked at in chapter 1‚ where Slater goes back in time and looks at B.F. Skinner famous experiment called "the rat race". Skinner performed an experiment on rats using food levers and other instruments to condition and shape their behavior‚ to see if we organisms are easily programmed to obedience or we are

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    Fascism in Germany

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    During the 1920’s and early 1930’s‚ Germany was unstable socially economically and politically. The government was very often in a state of confusion. The population was disappointed and scared‚ as the Great Wall Street stock market crash of 1923 pushed the economy to a collapse before the people’s eyes. These unfavorable events made a nation in a state of insecurity‚ while fed up‚ the people looked for a rescuer. This came in the form of fascism‚ an ideology in which the individual is controlled

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    Believes they are stopping their aspirations b. National liberation is‚  in the words of  T E Lawrence‚"as tasteless  as  water." - Struggle for nationalists‚ resort to under dealings on civil agitation & admin sabatoge - British believe in civil obedience and efficient government - Against actions of a. striking civil servants b. murder policeman c. mob hysteria d. demgogy e. Crowd yelling f. student demonstration - British yielded due to contributions made by Asians and Africans on Western

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    by police only. At times it also happens that students are put behind bars due to their aggressive activities. What are the causes of this indiscipline? Students are the builders of nation. They are the symbol of creativity. When they indulge in destructive acts what will be the future of our country? Hence‚ we must sort out the reasons so that they may uproot in order to give a secured present and future to our students. The greatest cause of the indiscipline among students is our defective educational

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    CORPORAL PUNISHMENT AND THE DAMAGES OF SPANKING ON CHILDREN You have probably heard the expression‚ "spare the rod‚ and spoil the child." Do you agree with it? Perhaps you were spanked as a kid. Was it appropriate? Some people see spanking as an outdated method of punishment or even child abuse‚ while others view a swat on the bottom as a parent ’s prerogative. People differ a lot on their views when it comes to administering corporal punishment on children. While some view it as being barbaric

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    I believe that‚ when it comes to adding a pet to the family‚ many people act on impulse‚ never thinking that the adorable puppy or dog will need grooming‚ veterinary care‚ and attention. But‚ after reality set’s in‚ after acquiring‚ let’s say‚ an Alaskan Malamute‚ instead of a Golden Retriever it becomes obvious that they should have done some homework. Retrievers do make better pets than Malamutes‚ because of their temperament‚ they take to training very easy‚ and the methods of exercise is relax

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    Hobbes And Rousseau

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    all members freely choose as a welcome alternative to the state of nature. "We might also add that man acquires with civil society‚ moral freedom‚ which alone makes man the master of himself; for to be governed by appetite alone is slavery‚ while obedience to a law one prescribes to oneself is freedom." The idea that members of a society are obeying only themselves is an ideal implied by Hobbes but explained more explicitly by Rousseau. Hobbes suggests that all members of a society give up their bestial

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    Hobbes vs Machiavelli

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    Philosophy is an academic practice that dives into the study of the nature of things including knowledge‚ and existence. Its context of the norms of society and the reasons behind these norms are studied by philosophers whom include Thomas Hobbes and Nicolas Machiavelli. These two recognized philosophical minds have delved into the concept of a ruling government body‚ including governments and royalty. Hobbes penned the famous Leviathan while Machiavelli wrote the controversial The Prince. Both of

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