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    Hyper Realism

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    In class it was suggested that "hyper real" TV offers it viewers a particularly powerful depiction of the "real" world. Hyperreality is defined as fetishizing the sensory experience of the "real" so that reality is grossly over-simplified. When looking at real TV even though these programs are shot‚ selected‚ and edited by somebody in the long run they are still real. What happens when the depiction of the real world is shown through a game show? Is it still real? In trying to explain how media

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    Edith Beale Research Paper

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    Edith Beale: The Color in Grey Gardens With so much information to take in‚ I found it hard to know where to begin on the subject of Little Edie Beale‚ self-imposed prisoner of the mansion known as Grey Gardens. Largely infamous for her bizarre eccentricities being the reclusive cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis‚ dare I use that term as her own mother once said‚ “’Eccentric’ is a lack of money.” I came to know her as an artist. More importantly‚ I discovered that she was not delusional or

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    Estelle Nedermeijer Professor: A. Hoag English Proficiency 1‚ 1b 18 October 2011 The importance of minor character in “Roman Fever” by Wharton. Roman Fever is a story which was written by Edith Wharton in 1934. The story is divided in two parts and tells of the interactions of two women of high society. The story is mostly concentrated on the two major characters Mrs. Slanders and Mrs. Ansley. However there are minor characters that also play an important role. The two minor characters

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    Eliza Wharton is a very bright and independent woman who cares deeply for a man named Mr. Haly. She expresses her independence in her first letter as she says “[I] feel a gleam of joy at leaving her?”(818). Miss Wharton is a very outgoing and flamboyant woman who seems to write based on her feelings in those moments. Much how someone would write in their diaries to express the emotions that they cannot show others. Miss Wharton feels those urges and so she writes “I must write to you the impulses

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    would be restricted‚ Roosevelt dreaded assuming the title of the first lady. From a young age‚ she had first-hand knowledge of what the job of the first lady was like because she had seen her aunt‚ Edith Roosevelt‚ serve as a hostess during the majority of her time in the White House (Spangenburg 60). But Edith Roosevelt was not the only example that Eleanor Roosevelt could look at. Lou Henry Hoover‚ the first lady before Eleanor Roosevelt‚ studied at Stanford University and formed her own organization

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    Edith Windsor: Case Study

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    Slow Moving For Equality Even After DOMA Ruling Edith Windsor the woman who made history on June 26th‚ 2013 fought the Supreme Court claiming that Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was unconstitutional.  Edith and her partner Thea Spyer were together for 40 years and married in 2007.  After her partner died in 2009‚ she could not receive the same benefits that a opposite sex couple could and was told to pay $363‚000 in estate taxes. With DOMA‚ Edith was not considered a spouse by the federal government

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    Idealism vs Realism

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    Idealism Vs Realism Class: Philosophy Idealism vs. realism Idealism in general refers to any philosophy that argues that reality is somehow dependent upon the mind rather than independent of it. More extreme versions will deny that the “world” even exists outside of our minds. Slight versions argue that our understanding of reality reflects the workings of our mind first and leading that the properties of objects have no standing independent of minds perceiving them. In Western civilization

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    Wharton Exam Waiver 12'

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    Wharton MBA • Class of 2013 Waiver Exam Guide Table of Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................................4 Financial Accounting (ACCT 620) Sample Exam 1 .................................................................................................................................5 Sample Exam 2 ............................................................................

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    seem to take things for granted of things that are not important and not focus on things that are important. In the story “the Curing Woman” by Alejandro Morales‚ draws on the traditional Mexican folktale‚ it has the elements of social realism and magical realism. The story describes the life of women by the name of Doña Marcelina and Trujillo Benidorm. Marcelina leaves her home at a young age‚ at the age of thirteen years old‚ so that she could be with her mother. Marcelina mother was a healer.

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    Causal Realism & Idealism

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    Chapter 5 – Cogito‚ Realisms‚ and Idealisms We next part of the chapter the book discusses is Cogito‚ “I think‚ therefor I am” means that the act of thinking presupposes the existence of the subject - the thinker. This is important because it requires no other predicates. The mere act of questioning means that there is a questioner. The reading material then moves to the criticisms of cogito. The most universally accepted opinion is that the conclusion is extremely limited. Descartes was incapable

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