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    Good morning/afternoon your honor‚ ladies and gentlemen. Today I will prove to you that what Cortes did during this time of era was perfectly normal. I will have 3 witnesses to support my evidence of what Cortes did was normal. What I mean by normal is that most European Sailors would treat foreigners differently depending on what materials or valuables that the natives had as soon as the explorers arrived on a new piece land. Most of these explorers would do things out of the name of god. Some explorers

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    Posh - Laura Wade

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    Soliloquy of Guy Belling field – Posh Guy. Guy Bellingfield. Yeah that’s me; Aspiring president of the infamous Riot Club. Tonight lads this glorious return is going down in fucking history I can put my money on it. But there’s just one slight problem... I’m pretty stuck for ideas which is peculiar because I’m awesome and I’m not going to let any of these idiots especially that foreigner Dimitri‚ fuck this up for me. Who does he think he is? Prancing around the grounds of where I’m about to

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    In 1975‚ Laura Mulvey‚ a British feminist film theorist‚ introduced the idea of the male gaze in her paper on visual pleasure and narrative cinema. She pinpoints the man as the active pro-tagonist in mainstream Hollywood movies (838). Mulvey believes that the audience‚ regard-less of sex or gender‚ identifies with the “active male figure” (838) due to the means of cine-matography and the rooted patriarchy in Western cultures. Thus‚ women in film become sub-ject to the gaze of the active – the male

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    Loneliness can arise from many situations but always leaves people with a state of empathy towards those who feel it. Holden “slept in the garage the night [Allie] died…” (Salinger 50). Allie’s death is one of the main causes of Holden’s loneliness. Holden’s feelings are analogous to many teens today. Different events make teens susceptible to loneliness — difficult to reach expectations‚ fights with significant others‚ death

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    Miss Brill's Loneliness

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    Miss Brill enjoys visiting the park which reveals her personality as lonely‚ optimistic and disapproving. Miss Brill’s loneliness is shown when she goes over to Jardins Publiques to take a stroll by herself. She is observant on how many people are out this afternoon‚ and the band that is playing. “Only two people share her special seat: a fine old man in a velvet coat…”‚ she describes the old man as “fine” showing us that she is by herself whereas if she was sitting with her companion she would

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    Interpretation of Genesis

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    Andrew Javorka Intro to Biblical Studies Paper 2 The interpretation of the story of Adam and Eve from Genesis is quite widely accepted to its readers today. It begins with God creating land‚ water‚ and then man (Adam). God then created the garden in Eden filled with “every tree that is pleasant to the sight and good for food‚ the tree of life‚ and the tree of knowledge of good and evil” (Genesis 2:9). God warned Adam saying that he could eat from every tree except the tree of knowledge of

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    Mice and Men" essay on Loneliness is a basic part of human life. Every one becomes lonely once in a while but in Steinbeck’s novella "Of Mice and Men"‚ he illustrates the loneliness of ranch life in the early 1930’s and shows how people are driven to try and find friendship in order to escape from loneliness. Steinbeck creates a lonely and blue atmosphere at many times in the book. He uses names and words such as the town near the ranch called "Soledad"‚ which means loneliness and the card game "Solitaire"

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    This week’s readings had me fascinated because it revealed the true past that happened when Columbus‚ Cortes and Pizarro’s colonized their part of the New World and how it should be time to rewrite history. In Matthew Restall’s chapter 1‚ A Handful of Adventurers‚ he explains that these three men are portrayed as larger than life as opposed to greedy humans. In Howard Zinn’s chapter 1‚ Columbus‚ The Indians‚ And Human Progress‚ which focus on Columbus also states that by portraying him as a hero

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    interprets whether laws or acts are constitutional. Simply put‚ they interpret whether a law is constitutional or not based on what they think the constitution means. Because the constitution doesn’t explicitly or definitively state anything‚ this interpretation can lead to many differing point of view. Some supreme court members opt for a strict approach to this document‚ whereby the words of the founders are meant to be taken literally and at face value‚ and anything that isn’t explicitly expressed

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    Interpretation Theory

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    In order to understand the world through a different perspective‚ we have to realize that we need to understand the theory of interpretation. People most likely do not know about how to stop their judgment because they have grown to only know how to do so. We almost always base our judgments on past experiences and beliefs. People that are closest to us help a lot with our judgments. This makes it harder to influence our world view. Sometimes‚ it takes more than just thinking about somebody else’s

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