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    “Kill the pig! Cut his throat! Kill the pig! Bash him in!” One of the first examples of the loss of innocence and emergence of a savage culture between the boys is demonstrated in this quote; the initial loss occurring during the killing of the pig‚ the emergence of savagery in the reenactment of the hunt. The natural degeneration of the order of the inner culture of the boys versus what little democratic opposition they have within that culture is the key symbolic theme of the Lord of the Flies

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    Golding‚ the boys choose to follow Jack’s violent and fearful leadership‚ abandoning Ralph’s authority based on order and civilized norms‚ proving that rule based on savagery appeals to mans dark human nature and will overshadow leadership based on civility to the detriment of society. This realization is shown in the novel when‚ at the beginning‚ all of the boys follow the same rules that have been put on them for their whole lives‚ but as the story progresses Jack follows his savagery human instincts

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    Perspectives From the Past Chapter I – Review Questions p.57 (The Book of the Dead) 1. What does this text reveal about the Egyptians’ concept of the next life and in particular‚ about the individual’s eligibility for it? Can you detect any parallels in the beliefs of later religious systems? The fact that this text is so lengthy‚ precise‚ and detailed reveals that they took the “next life” extremely seriously. A person must be pure and free of sin in order to be eligible. In reading the

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    communication with adults‚ particularly parents‚ these acquaintances appear as the massive profound inspiration. Consequently‚ these behaviors are understood as welcoming actions by children and manipulate them‚ in turn shaping their future personal like the civility. For example‚ to instill a love of books‚ parents could read books for children everyday instead of using TV as a pastime. Additionally‚ small children pick up several new words from parents’ conversations. These are the positive arguments for

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    American settlement of Kentucky came at a price and not without compromise. Native-Americans were driven west after years of conquest and conflict. Furthermore‚ the desire to imitate the culture‚ civility and social scene of eastern cities went hand-in-hand with the willingness to allow slavery‚ which many in eastern cities saw as vile‚ in order to achieve their desired culture. Economic disparity and landlessness‚ the oppression of females‚ and violence

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    In this passage‚ the two foes can easily be seen in a situation that is very threatening. The urge that the two men have to do what they have always wanted with his opponent is an element of the id. This murderous instinct is soon shown up by the civility that the two savages have. The two men cannot do this terrible act against each other with the upraising that the two have had. But their moral dilemma is soon brought to an end when "Nature’s own violence overwhelmed them both". This violence ending

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    people to hurl insults‚ gossip and innuendos across cyberspace‚ sabotaging relationships and encouraging people short on impulse control to act first and think later. In public‚ no apologies are made for answering a phone‚ texting and ignoring others. Civility takes a huge hit as social etiquette rules fly out the window. Communicating face to face becomes harder as familiar cues like body language‚ tones‚ inflections and eye contact are all removed from the equation. 4) This is the challenging for new

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    In the beginning‚ Katniss was just a girl from the Seam‚ willing to do whatever was necessary to keep her family alive and well. She was civilized‚ albeit rough around the edges. When she went to the Capital‚ she became what society would think of as a girl‚ with the dresses‚ and the makeup and the hair done well‚ using utensils neatly and being totally normal. She was a member of society by all accounts. As her time in the arena drew closer‚ she became more accustomed to the Capital and its ways

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    Americans are ingrained with the idea that they have complete freedom in this democratic society. In support of this unlimited liberty‚ they often cite the First Amendment in the Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution‚ which states that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion‚ or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech‚ or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble‚ and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances”

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    Barack Obama wasn’t elected because of his words‚ or the economic resolutions he proposed‚ but it was because of “the self-respect of the American people.” Although‚ going against all odds Obama stuck to a simple plan based on “fundamental decency‚ civility‚ and good sense of the American people‚” plan that today is forging a new way of politics. Before his election‚ at his democratic convention speech that cleared him from any obscure assumption‚ he said‚ “For alongside our famous individualism‚

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