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    The human condition is the ongoing balance between ambivalence‚ good and evil inside people and their environment. This balance and struggle between the three areas affect personal‚ emotional‚ spiritual and mental growth. Humans are somehow a balance between aggression‚ selfishness and lust mixed with compassion‚ love‚ trust and hope. Some of these characteristics include faith‚ birth‚ growth‚ peace‚ friendship‚ anger‚ corruption‚ hate‚ greed‚ pain‚ conflict‚ love and fear. This equilibrium allows

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    Do you know what your human condition is? If this is a question that you have ever asked yourself then you might have heard of humanities. “Humanities are academic disciplines that study the human conditions‚ using methods that are primarily analytical‚ critical‚ or speculative‚ as distinguished from the mainly empirical approaches of the natural science.” Wikipedia. (n.d.). Looking further into humanities we are able to better understand ancient and modern

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    The Epic of Gilgamesh

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    values since the it was lost in 100 BEC until the British Archeologist found it again in 1840s CE. Rediscovered the tablet of the Gilgamesh allows present day to make connection with the past. What does this story tell us about the human condition? The human condition in that era are consider to be undeveloped and Gilgamesh portrait as a king with power to do whatever he wish until the gods decides to punish him. From that example of the story it tell us that the society follow under one ruler and

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    The human condition encompasses all aspects of life‚ including emotions‚ relationships‚ and how the external environment can impinge upon thoughts‚ values and beliefs. Though these aspects represent the experience of being human in all people‚ they are unique to and vary with each individual. Different people will inevitably undergo both positive and negative experiences in their lives- how these affect those individuals are explored in Scott Hicks’ ’Shine’‚ Charles Dickens’ ’A Christmas Carol’‚

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    Essay Number 1 Carl Grogan English 104 Section 008 Professor Place 17 September 2010 Abcarian and Klotz define the human condition as “Man strives to give order and meaning to his life to reduce the mystery and unpredictability that constantly threaten him. Life is infinitely more complex and surprising than we imagine‚ and the categories we establish to give it order and meaning are‚ for the most part‚ “ Momentary stays against confusion. “ At any time the equilibrium of our lives‚

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    Can Money Buy Happiness?

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    Yet‚ there are other people‚ who believe that the only way to true happiness is spiritual paths and not through material possessions or loving relationships. They believe that the aim of our human existence is to become as fully human as possible‚ to realize the full potential inherent in the human condition. Money is considered by them only as means of survival in this world and does not have to do anything with happiness. In brief‚ happiness means different things to different people. Therefore

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    feel I accomplished “something”. The general language of the text/performance is meant to come across as very natural and intimate. I find this particularly important for it’s most certainly and introspective piece and one that relates to the human condition. If done in any other fashion I feel the message and the reach for connection would be lost‚ or at least diluted. Allusions were not a focal point within my poetry program‚ however‚ metaphors held major importance. When I simply mentioned the

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    explore the reasons for and results of human suffering. Both works postulate that human suffering comes as a result of choices that are made. That statement is not only applicable to the characters in each of the works‚ but also to the readers. The Inferno and King Lear speak universal truths about the human condition: that suffering is inevitable and unavoidable. While both King Lear and the Inferno concentrate on the admonitions and lamentations of human suffering‚ there is one key difference between

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    Zoo Story Analysis

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    The first device is the anti-hero. An anti- hero is the main protagonist but lacks qualities of a hero. Jerry is an anti- hero and accepts his position as social outcasts. Along with the anti-hero‚ Albee uses satire. Satire adds humor to comment on human nature and social constructs‚ Albee uses these devices in The Zoo Story to comment on the way different social classes choose to view and ignore each other in American society‚ especially the really poor and rich classes. The only thing that separates

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    appeal; the concept of a protagonist facing every day challenge has been constantly developed to emphasize the human condition. But to distinguish potency of films deriving solely from characters surmounting crisis is flawed. Such a view limits narrative plot line‚ and does not compensate for the various other narrative possibilities that film uses to provoke ideals and demonstrate human reality that does not always mean surmounting crisis. One flew over the cuckoo’s nest directed by Milos Forman

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