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    “War is Peace” “Freedom is Slavery” “Ignorance is Strength” George Orwell’s 1984 was written in 1948‚ during the beginning of World War 2‚ where America feared the spread of Communism. Similar issues are explored in Animal Farm‚ the sequel. These two novels highlight the dystopian society‚ in political and social science fiction. In the novel‚ the protagonist‚ Winston despises the Big brother‚ which is the overpowering government. In the party‚ they change history so that it suits the party. Them

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    This is when literature began to change my perspective. I had always believed all people were inherently virtuous‚ that wicked behavior like murder‚ kidnapping‚ and deception were almost fairytales in their own like‚ vile but fictitious. Call it ignorance‚ but I was a child. Seeing the world behind rose colored glasses made me content‚ and I tried desperately to keep my universe of giant food and kaleidoscopic skies controlled merely by symphony alive. Like a sunflower that grew with my five-pointed

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    preparing for another day of torture. However‚ I didn’t know that what happened in the next week would change my life forever. Well‚ forever is a long time‚ so maybe not forever. Anyways‚ I‚ Meghan Vanessa Williams‚ never would have thought that my ignorance could change my perspective on everything that I’ve experienced in the last few years.         I reluctantly started my journey down the stairs. I was greeted with a ‘good morning’ from my mom‚ dad‚ and brother‚ which is everyone in my family except

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    stubbornness and ignorance that make it difficult for the characters to come to terms. In Nick’s case‚ he grew up in a reality sheltered from foreign worldviews that contradict his father’s passed down traditions of faith; and when he learns that there are alternative perspectives that are widely accepted around the world‚ he

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    Chin-kee: A Symbol of Ignorance Stereotype: a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. The mythology of stereotypes have long been related with negative connotations towards individuals and their race. These stereotypes cause hate‚ embarrassment‚ and disgrace towards one’s own self and heritage. Often stereotypes are dismembered from literature to avoid a negative backlash; however‚ in Gene Yang’s comic American Born Chinese the author provides

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    Compromised Positions by Katherine Bliss Summary Compromised Positions by Katherine Bliss discusses the politicization of female prostitution in regards to revolutionary social reform between 1910 and 1940 and why female prostitution played a vital role in this period of reform. Katherine Bliss delves into the issues of the public discussions and disputes over the legalization of sexual commerce‚ the regulation placed on the business by the State‚ and the inevitable spread of sexually transmitted

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    As Walter Cronkite once said‚ “Whatever the cost of our libraries‚ the price is cheap compared to that of an ignorant nation.” This quote significantly displays the value of intellect and its comparison to the cost of being ignorant. Modern day society is retreating from it’s intellectual path causing the humans of today to be ignorant and unenlightened. IN the book “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury‚ the author exhibits the future in his lenses and portrays it with negativity. He gives a good representation

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    insults and sarcastic remarks that he wishes to tell the students‚ but he holds his tongue so he doesn’t humiliate anyone. Throughout the poem “Sea of Faith” the speaker uses personification‚ symbolism‚ and irony to develop the theme of faith and ignorance.

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    "Education costs money‚ but then so does ignorance." Moser‚ Sir Claus On the Princeton website there is a report from a recent graduate that mentions Moser’s quote and goes into detail about it. It is specifically stated in this statement. "Professor Moser was a statistician‚ and this suggests we should analyze his declaration more rigorously. Education may be better than ignorance‚ but the real question is whether a [Princeton] education — which carries an annual price tag higher than my salary

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    Rawls offers an innovative approach‚ which he calls veil of ignorance. He wants those who make socio-political decisions to be more concerned with what they would choose if under the veil of ignorance. In the veil of ignorance Rawls asks us blocks out self-interest‚ this is what he calls the original position of contract. Rawls introduces the veil of ignorance by saying “ I assume that the parties are situated behind a veil of ignorance. They do not know how the various alternatives will affect their

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