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    exists-there will always be heroes. Moreover‚ they are not just the soldiers who fight in our wars; the police who enforce our laws; the firefighters who work to extinguish the fires that can destroy our homes; the athletes who entertain us; and the doctors who try to save countless lives every day. There are some heroes who are nameless-who rise to the occasion not for fame or glory‚ but for the sake of other people. These unnoticed heroes live within all of us. Hidden heroes who are selfless‚ moral

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    The Nature of the Hero from Pre-classical to Medieval Every time period has its heroes‚ from the heroes of Pre-classical time such as‚ Achilles and Hector. The heroes of Classical times such as‚ Aeneas in the Epic poem Aeneid. Then there are those heroes of the medieval time such as‚ Beowulf and Sir Gawain. Heroes change over time and they come and go‚ leaving there mark in history. Throughout these time periods the nature of the hero changes but‚ not everything changes there are some things that

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    Introduction Modern day media is everywhere‚ making it impossible to avoid. It is present in every part of our daily lives‚ influencing both our behaviour and our mind-set. Advertising has become one of the most important and widely used methods of media in today’s marketplace‚ a way for companies to communicate with potential customers. It affects our perception‚ thoughts and preferences‚ and our cultural values become almost defined by it. Although modern society may have seen an increase

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    Jaylen Brooks Professor Leath WRC 1023.004 1 March 2014 Essay 2 Who Are Heroes Nowadays? “A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to preserve and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles” (“Christopher”). According to Merriam-Webster’s‚ a hero is “a legendary or mythological figure often of divine descent endowed with great strength or abilities” (“hero”). The criterion of a hero is quite clear cut. The person must show courage‚ special attributes‚ is highly praised and respected

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    Intro: Anti-heroes are realists who are formed through both social and physical hardship. Characters in King Lear‚ American Beauty‚ Fight club‚ Daredevil‚ and The Maori Jesus are all anti-heroes that bend societies normality on what anti heroes are. Society believes anti-heroes are people who want to make the world a better place but do so through the ‘wrong’ methods. However in society people rarely consider that anti-heroes were once just everyday people with everyday lives. Anti-heroes are not anti-heroes

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    don’t create heroes. It is during the hard times when the ‘hero’ within us is revealed” (Bob Riley). Everyday ordinary people are performing acts of heroism. These people such as doctors‚ teachers and soldiers often don’t consider themselves heroes. Today’s heroes don’t wear tights and a cape‚ their potential to be a hero is just camouflaged by everyday situations and challenges. Have you ever met an unjust hero? Our heroes are not selfish nor do they put themselves first. We as a society are their

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    Enlightenment period was as great as it was troubling to citizens across several European nations as well as American colonies. In the first video of the Heroes of the Enlightenment series entitled Power of Knowledge‚ the viewer listens to the stories of four men whom‚ through their work‚ began and shaped the Age of Enlightenment (BBC‚ The Power of Knowledge: The Heroes of the Enlightenment‚ 2012). The intention of this video was to demonstrate how Isaac Newton‚ Denis Diderot‚ Marques of Pombal‚ and Erasmus Darwin

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    The Odyssey is about Odysseus‚ who is the hero in the story‚ who is known for his cunningness to the modern time of superheroes like Superman who has supernatural abilities that make him into a superhero. Superman saves the world from Lex Luthor‚ who’s plan was to cause a major earthquake. Lex Luthor knew Superman was going to be a serious problem‚ and

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    Some aspects of Transcendentalism can be applied in today’s society‚ while others have lost their relevance due to the changes of social and economic conditions since the time of Thoreau. The Transcendentalists’ goal was to create a Utopia in America. They believed in a society without rules in which you would be free to do whatever you wanted as long as it did not infringe on the freedom or well-being of others. The concept of what is a Utopia is different for every person. In today’s densely populated

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    “In the face of pain there are no heroes” George Orwell’s 1984 is a brilliant commentary on the dangers of totalitarianism‚ mind control‚ technology and both physical and psychological manipulation. The novel’s protagonist‚ Winston Smith‚ is a very pensive and curious man. He is desperate to uncover the roots behind the twisted caste system that has been set in place by an organization called the Party. The Party demonstrates absolute control over every aspect of life in Oceania (formerly London)

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