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    unable to accept their sins and mistakes in the past‚ they become mad. Their journey into madness is evident throughout the film and play‚ and can be seen through their sudden loss of power‚ through their ‘loved ones’ betrayal‚ and through their blindness to reality. Although the protagonists do undergo a dramatic change in character by the end of both the play and the film‚ it is their past mistakes and sins that lead them into madness‚ and what eventually leads them to their own downfall and catastrophic

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    to find Laius’ murderer in order to clear out the “darkness” that has befallen the city‚ he pleads that “it needs [to] be [heard]” (70). This makes it evident that Oedipus’ actions though on their own without context are crimes‚ it is his very ignorance which allows him- a good man- to commit such horrendous acts‚ because he is willing to gain knowledge that many around him know will bring about his downfall in order for his people to find peace and

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    1 “The Allegory of the Cave” and “Shooting an Elephant” seems like two completely different stories. Both of them have their own ways of showing enlightenment and ways of perceiving realities. After reading both of these tales multiple times‚ I’ve drawn some conclusions on the different ways of enlightenment that are described throughout each story. In “Shooting an Elephant‚” Policeman Eric Blair is asked to kill the elephant that was ravaging the village. Many times he would describe how he

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    Jacy White Feuer Writ 340 30 September 2014 Citizen Journalism in Cathedral The Atlantic Monthly‚ an American monthly journal of literature‚ has maintained its reputation as a high-quality review with a moderate worldview for over 150 years. This publication‚ founded in 1857‚ is one of America’s oldest reviews‚ celebrated for its fiction articles written by numerous esteemed authors and editors [Editors]. In 1981‚ The Atlantic Monthly published a short story that was critically appraised and often

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    Sophie Bray Ms. Showalter AP Literature & Composition 29 April 2016 The Light That Shines On Reality In Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man light was present during the times the protagonist was seen in society. Light often represented power as he chose when and how the light shone on him and illuminated his cause. Yet‚ it also highlighted his internal struggle and conflict of choosing which light would guide his way; whether it be the light of the Brotherhood or a whiter light that would lead to greater

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    Laughing Fool holds a pair of glasses‚ instead of wearing them. This 16th century dutch painting indicated the ignorance and blindness for immorality. Similarly‚ the Spanish imperial painting‚ the Portrait of a Young Woman‚ 1795-1810‚ depicted a young lady wearing extravagant clothing that displayed her wealth‚ but there were more to be implicated through the painting‚ especially the ignorance of the slave trades and the sugar trade‚ the complex history of how she drew her wealth. Patronized to paint

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    Infatuation for Vengeance Fascination is a human characteristic that is natural in proportion. However when a fascination grows stronger one becomes much more passionate‚ and often times obsessed with pursuing whatever it is they desire. Alexandre Dumas demonstrates in his novel‚ The Count of Monte Cristo that a fixation with revenge can frequently become addictive. Dumas shows this obsession through the character of Edmond Dantes. Dantes‚ a 19 year old boy growing up in the small town of

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    Buddhists believe the goal of life should be and they also share an explanation of the human condition. Both Buddhism and Hinduism cite worldly attachment and ignorance of the true self as the causes of human suffering which occurs in unending cycles (samsara or the wheel of death and rebirth) until we finally free ourselves from our own blindness. [ 3 ] Buddhism teaches that the reason for being a human is that it gives a soul a chance to finally achieve enlightenment‚ describing in detail what

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    How Fast Can Life Really Be LIFE‚ we may not know what it means but we may know how short and quick human life is. Our Town is about these characters that live in the same town and they all interact with each other and the stage manager is explaining the play in a very unique way. Every single time the stage manager explains the play he always makes a theme. In the play‚ Our Town‚ Wilder explores the brevity of human life. Wilder explains the brevity of human life by giving multiple examples

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    “Open Your Eyes” For the past fifty years‚ director and actor Woody Allen has evoked much laughter from his neurotic-style comedies. Less recognized‚ however‚ is his fascinating ability in utilizing both his stunning‚ humorous wit along with several philosophical concepts. Such a combination creates an engaged and thoroughly entertained audience‚ as well as a mentally-stimulated one. In his movie “Crimes and Misdemeanors‚” the philosophical concepts Allen touches upon deal with ethical and moral

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