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    A man standing in front of a tank in Tiananmen Square‚ a second plane crashing into the World Trade center‚ a group of soldiers raising the American flag at Iwo Jima‚ all have one thing in common‚ they are all recognizable images captured in time through photography. Photography has challenged what was possible many times‚ and now it is one of the most important mediums of the modern society. Photography has advanced tremendously over time. In the beginning a person had to stay still for several

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    How does Shakespeare present the idea of madness in Hamlet? Many times‚ it is easy for people to judge just by the first impression. Society can judge and create stereotypes of everything just by the way they look. Writers such as Homer‚ in the Odyssey and Virgil in the Aeneid‚ where really obvious with the themes and how the characters behaved throughout the story. They believed in destiny and thought any path would take the character to fulfill it. Shakespeare was a great writer‚ he was able

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    Steinbeck shows us how Lennie sees the world‚ perceives events‚ and how he reflects on something. His mind uses things he cherishes‚ to comprehend. Since the very beginning I always thought Lennie was incapable of apprehending what goes on. That doesn’t seem like the case now. Lennie is intelligent enough to see the damage and trouble he has caused. To interpret his thoughts‚ his mind creates hallucinations of his Aunt Clara and of a Rabbit. The mirage of Aunt Clara speaking in his voice is a way

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    Greeks and Trojans; they fight among each other like mortals especially when they bicker back and forth. The gods like to have complete control over the war as they try to keep main warriors alive by healing them and sending messages into their head. One example is in book four when Athena inspires Pandarus to shoot Menelaus with his bow and arrow. Although Athena never wanted to actually kill Menelaus‚ she ends up protecting him from the arrow. Menelaus does get injured in the abdomen but will slowly

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    wife‚ girlfriend and boyfriend and even between sister and brother. Some feel real love for the other and others are just based on deceit and illusion. The relationships that develop the most throughout the play are Claudius and Gertrude’s‚ Hamlet and his father’s and Hamlet and Ophelia’s. Queen Gertrude and King Claudius have a relationship where there is love for the other person but also a greater love for something else. Claudius loves Gertrude but he cares more for

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    How effectively do the three branches of the Federal government check each other? The checks and balances system was put in place in order to stabilise the separation of powers. However‚ questions have arisen regarding how effective and credible the checks and balances system really is; debating whether some branches have more power than others. According to the constitution the legislative branch is to make the laws‚ the judicial branch is to review the laws to be sure that they are constitutional

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    As Holden explains‚ “I act quite young for my age sometimes.” He also wants others to hold on to adolescence like he does(represented by his hand on the glass reaching for his childhood). This is shown when he tells Phoebe he wants to be “the catcher in the rye”. In which he would protect the kids playing in the field of rye and he would “catch everybody if they start to go over the

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    differently of her than he does of the other characters in the General Prologue. Through his use of tone‚ imagery‚ and the topics of his discussion of her‚ Chaucer shows his approval of the Wife of Bath. Chaucer maintains a tone of admiration throughout his description of the Wife of Bath‚ focusing the majority of it describing her outward appearance and respectable traits rather than discussing anything that could possibly make her look bad. The use of favorable adjectives all throughout the description

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    psychopathy‚ fueled by his ambition to become England’s king‚ and all as a result of his reputation as a noble monster‚ one that’s rumored to be ugly‚ inside and out. Granted‚ no audience will excuse every action of Richard’s because of his past‚ but somehow every time it finds its way into Richard’s list of motivations‚ which creates a tug of war between sympathy and resentment towards him. It’s not that Richard deserves to be labeled all-out evil‚ but he appears at times to have reason allowing him

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    "I have no spur to prick the sides of my intent‚ but only/ Vaulting ambition‚ which o’erleaps itself/And falls on the other...." (Act I‚ scene vii) -Macbeth Gender is a prominent theme in Shakespeare’s plays and often‚ gender is used as a tool of manipulation and persuasion. During the time of Shakespeare‚ there were distinct traits and roles of men and women. In Elizabethan times‚ women were perceived ruled by their emotions and therefore irrational. In contrast‚ men were ruled by reason and were

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