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    Humanities 1100 9/6/12 Romantic and passionate love To me Romantic and Passionate love is a huge deal that most people take for granted. People today don’t seem to put as much thought into saying “I love you” to someone as they should and don’t really have to same definition of love as some of these poets do. The poet that best represents my definition of love is Rainer Maria Rilke. Her poem simply says this “For one human being to love another is perhaps the most difficult task of all‚ the

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    heart of American identity” In general‚ society limits the range in which men can express their emotions. This is a cause of “hyper-masculinity”. Prison Crisis The war on drugs has amplified this by incarcerating so many young Blacks for insignificant drug offences. One commentator notes that ‘the misery that arose from the war on drugs’ has been commodified by the music industry (and related industries) -------------------- Stats pp. 109‚ 110 Prison culture is a part of gangster rap – some

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    REVIEWER IN HUMANITIES (MIDTERM) Leonardo da Vinci was born more than 500 years ago (1452) in a town called Vinci in Italy. He was a scientist‚ an inventor‚ an architect‚ a musician‚ a sculptor‚ a mathematician and also a fantastic artist. He was curious about everything! Mona Lisa Painted in 1962 it was valued 100 million dollars! Imagine what it is worth now! It now hangs in the Louvre in Paris. DaVinci’s paintings were done in the Realist style. Vincent van Gogh was born more than

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    Everett Young Ms. Marlyn Thomas Humanities 201 Fate/Prophecy of Oedipus Rex It is always said that we are all predestined with a set prophecy. No matter how much one tries to escape it‚ our fate will always conquer. Whether it’s finding the right person who you are going to marry or the career path a person chooses‚ it’s all up to the decision of fate. Knowing ones fate can either uplift or destroy a person because of the path it permits the person to take. Oedipus Rex by Sophocles is a prime

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    College of Communications and Humanities FINAL REQUIREMENT IN HUMANITIES SUMMARY: INDIAN LITERATURE * Gitanjali * Karma MIDDLE EAST LITERATURE 1. Arabian Lit Excerpts of Koran The Fisherman and the Genie 2. Hebrew Story of Ruth AFRICAN LITERATURE * The Gentleman of the Jungle FRENCH LITERATURE * A Piece of String ENGLISH LITERATURE * My Heart Lifts Up AMERICAN LITERATURE * Road Not Taken INDIAN LITERATURE Gitanjali Vocabulary: Use the words in a sentence

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    Bobby King Humanities 01H Professor Kahlert Honors 10-Page Argumentative 05 December‚ 2012 Theater and Our Modern Theater/Film Industry Where would our film industry be without having the roots of Greek theater and drama? Of course western civilization has been greatly influenced by the Ancient Greeks and their many amazing and great creations‚ but we have been especially influenced by their theater arts‚ dramatic arts and classical stories of tragedy‚ comedy‚ love‚ and satire. Without

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    HUMA 2815: Islamic Tradition Midterm Exam Name __________________ Student number _____________ Tutorial leader: ______________ I. Multiple choice (5 questions‚ total 15%) Identify the correct answer: 1. During the Jahiliyya Period‚ most of Arab tribes venerated: a) Idols b) Shaykhs c) Jinnis d) Poets 2. During the Age of Jahiliyya‚ KAHINS were: a) Tribal leaders b) Soothsayers c) Clients of tribes d) Wealthy merchants II

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    8/10/2017 The Effects of War on Civilians Background War is as old as human civilization. It has existed since the first cities in what is now modern day Iraq appeared to now. It has affected the lives of billions of civilians. It has changed the course of history. Some of the most devastating wars were WW1‚ WW2‚ the American civil war‚ and the Syrian civil war. These wars have cost the lives of millions of people. These wars have helped many‚ but have also cost the lives of many. War is a very messy

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    War brings out the best and worst in humanity.’ Compare and contrast the ways in which your chosen writers reveal the impact war has on the individual and society. War brings out extreme experiences for the human condition; extreme pain‚ guilt‚ pride‚ mercy and anger all present within the novels I have chosen to write about. Some of us may find these experiences good things and others‚ bad; I have decided to explore this idea using the novels ‘Birdsong’ written by Sebastian Faulks and ‘War

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    Knowledge or Belief Unit 2 Individual Project Troy Wollenbecker American InterContinental University Knowledge or Belief When it comes to knowing or believing how do we decide what way to follow? There are two ways to look at it empirical or reasoning. Empirical being evidence based knowledge of a certain experience we have had in the past. Reasoning being based on logic‚ or innate (born with) knowledge. Is it possible that both could be right and combined with each other? When we talk

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