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    Samantha Phan Mrs. Futagaki English Honors 1‚ Period 6 18 November 2016 To Kill a Mockingbird Analysis Paper Symbols are the key components in a story because it takes the work and adds another dimension that writing without symbols do not have. They conceal a deeper meaning and understanding in contemplation of extending the story beyond the imagination. Additionally‚ they often represent ideas that relate to the theme without the author implying it in the text‚ which allows the reader to reflect

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    settlement‚ the American frontier could hardly be considered to exist. “It can not‚ therefore‚ any longer have a place in the census reports‚” stated the Bureau. However‚ three years later‚ one man--historian and frontier expert Frederick Jackson Turner--believed the frontier held the key to explaining American development on an economic‚ social‚ and historical level. His paper‚ “The Significance of the Frontier in American History” stressed the impact that the frontier--and the moving frontier line/westward

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    Class consciousness‚ linked in with false consciousness‚ is a core concept of Marx’s thought about how society is run and capitalism upheld and his ideas have moulded the way other sociologists think and approach the central issues and concepts of society . This notion stems from Marx’s belief that Capitalism leads to divisions in society which come about when the “direct producers [are] separated from the means of production‚ [and] become the monopoly over the minority” . Marx was originally influenced

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    to become a history professor‚ devoting his entire life to studying American culture/society while teaching at the University of Wisconsin and Harvard. Constantly having the opportunity to study and observe the development of the “American”‚ Turner wrote extensively‚ about which attributes composed and influenced American democracy‚ societal values‚ and image. He published an essay‚ “The Significance of the Frontier in American History” about these topics in 1893‚ and presented it at the Chicago

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    assigned this week was the chapter where Kegan discussed counseling and orders of consciousness. Specifically‚ he discussed how many counselors use theories and methods that often require the client’s to have a fourth order level of consciousness in order for the theories to be able to benefit them. Since I have begun reading Kegan’s book this semester‚ I have become obsessed with figuring out what order of consciousness I am at‚ which has been hard because it is hard to be objective when it comes to

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    Difficulties of introspection or self-consciousness. This paper is written by Saeed Haddad Many difficulties face the application of introspec¬tion. For this reason‚ it is being criticized by a big number of philosophers. • Objectivity is one of the basic characteristics of scientific observation. Since introspection is an activity of self-observation‚ it can always be subject to misjudgment. In introspection‚ one has to play the role of the arbiter and player at the same time. Modern psychology

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    In chapter five “Who is in Control? Consciousness” of Paul Moes and Donald Tellinghuisen book Exploring Psychology and Christian Faith‚ the authors talked about how there are suggestions of whether or not we use most of our thinking consciously or unconsciously. Also‚ they discussed about if humans have the ability to control and make decisions about their life. Being conscious means being aware of our feelings and our surroundings and unconscious thinking means that we do all these actions and feel

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    There are four main states of altered consciousness that differ from our normal state‚ sleep and dreams‚ hypnosis‚ biofeedback‚ and meditation. These states‚ while having identified them and having a general grasp of them‚ are still studied and observed to find out the definitive reason for why each and every one of them occur and what we can do with these states‚ whether it be medicinal or spiritual. The first state of altered consciousness that I will talk about is sleep and dreams‚ a state

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    the stories “The Jilting of Granny Weatherall” by Katherine Anne Porter and “Miss Brill” by Katherine Mansfield‚ both of the ladies let the reader delve into the depths of their characters’ minds by the use of stream of consciousness. A simple way to explain stream of consciousness is when a character’s thoughts and dialogue become one and it can be hard to distinguish what is real or not. This method in literature can be useful when portraying a character who is mentally unstable of some sort. In

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    .……..…………………….. 14 Appendix …...……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…….…………….. 16 Case Analysis Children: The Final Frontier . . . For Cell Phones It is difficult to exist in today’s society without being influenced by the dramatic increase of the technology use and especially the use of cell phones. The cell phone market is becoming more saturated and competitive. Thus‚ marketers tend to look for new segment groups‚ study them‚ and eventually influence their decisions. Due

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