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    Etiquette and Courtesy

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    ’English dictionary online’ gives the synonyms and more words related to courtesy‚ however I find it in an unique way- Courtesy means gentle and polite behavior in dealing with people in our day to day life. It is an act of civility and good manners. Courtesy is a great virtue in a man’s life. Courtesy demands one to be modest‚ tasteful and decent in his talking to and behaving with others.   Courtesy is the gift of treating others with warmth and respect. It means according dignity to people by

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    Mahmood brings about the question as to why secularization is not seen as odd despite the fact that more people practice a religion than not. Mahmood states‚ “The experience of modernity‚ furthermore‚ has rarely been one of ‘tolerance‚ civility and reason’ for large numbers of people around the world‚” (Mahmood 1). She also claims that fundamentalism is essentially the delayed response to European colonialism in the region‚ and that fundamentalism is used to move the region back to a more

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    Are We Born Good or Evil

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    Since the beginning of time‚ our mere existence has created a number of questions we cannot seem to forget nor answer. Where did we come from? How was the universe created? What is our purpose? Are we innately good or bad? Assumptions‚ theories‚ evidence‚ faith‚ and science have all been used to try to answer these questions accurately. Specifically the question whether we are born good or bad will be addressed. Locke says that we are born good with a blank slate. Whatever we learn and how

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    Humanity as a whole has some pretty weird rituals. For example‚ when taken out of context‚ the idea of putting one’s hands together rapidly in order to make a noise as a way to show approval is very strange. Yet as far as historians know‚ clapping has been around for as long as humans have been around. It is one of the oldest known human traditions that is still around today. Yet these rituals aren’t always a good thing. In her essay “The Taste for Civilization: Food‚ Politics‚ and Civil Society

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    One of the major themes of Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” is the barbarity of human nature. The story depicts a seemingly average American town‚ where the people willingly participate in an annual tradition of killing one of their own. The person is chosen randomly by a lottery‚ which gives the people enough humanity to continue on with the ritual. However‚ the people of the town are not happy about their duty‚ as they see it. “There’s always been a lottery‚” they say‚ and they believe this means

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    Being Audience-Centered

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    Being audience-centered means that we get the focus off our needs and wants and unselfishly serve others. We do this by directing our attention and thoughts towards how we can benefit them. This is important because if your audience perceives this kind of unselfishness in you‚ they will listen and most likely put into practice whatever it is that you are sharing. Additionally‚ it really shows that you also care about them. Concerning this‚ Theodore Roosevelt is quoted as saying that‚ “No one cares

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    Emily Dickinson and Henry Longfellow both expressed strong themes through their poetry‚ particularly themes centered on death and passing. Two specific works of theirs provide the answer to how their portrayal of these themes compares and contrasts. The first is “The Tide Rises‚ the Tide Falls” by Henry Longfellow and the second is “Before I could not stop for Death” by Emily Dickinson. In “The Tide Rises‚ the Tide Falls‚” the poem has a narrative of a traveler who enters a quiet town from the sea

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    Reza Ameli The American Dream and Education What we call the American Dream‚ the founding fathers called the pursuit of happiness. The American Dream is built on the promise that individuals from all walks of life can find success and prosperity here. It shapes from our opinions‚ desires‚ interests‚ cultures‚ geographical locations‚ and religions. Some presume the dream of becoming an engineer‚ a medical doctor‚ an athlete‚ a politician‚ or even maybe following their father’s footsteps and

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    Marlow’s journey in Heart of Darkness‚ by Joseph Conrad‚ traverses not only the volatile waters spanning the Congo‚ but also ventures in to his unconscious self. It is a voyage into the depths of the human heart and mind‚ leading to enlightenment revealing of the crevices of the hell existing within each and every one of us. Although through Marlow‚ Conrad depicts a journey into the Congo‚ his use of symbolic language evokes that it is something much more profound‚ a journey in to the self. Starting

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    Why We Need Horror Movies

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    his essay is that‚ “If we are all insane‚ then sanity becomes a matter of degree.” (110) This is a statement that says sanity is something that can be measured. If this is true then sanity is something that must be controlled in order to maintain civility in society. Horror movies for the normal average person as stated before simply serve as an outlet to release some bad desires; however‚ some people do take that desire beyond the movies and actually do go out and commit crimes and cause harm to

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