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    Can you handle a grown man with a tremendous size and a mind of a little child and‚ yet‚ you still need to take care of him? I can’t. However‚ George from the book Of Mice and Men could‚ even though he was still frustrated‚ irritated‚ and felt bad for Lennie who is the big strong guy that is mentally retarded. “God‚ you’re a lot of trouble‚ I could get along so easy and so nice if I didn’t have you on my tail. I could live so easy and maybe have a girl.” said George. This is a quotation from page

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    Kholoud Saada Dr. James Rose Psychology 101 7th May 2015 Animals Nature of Feelings and Emotions Klaus Wilhelm’s article “Do Animals Have Feelings‚” discusses arguments about whether animals have feelings or not. According to Wilhelm‚ Darwinism said that all living things have a common aim which is to reproduce well and as much as possible. Darwinism gives examples by saying that insects‚ worms or jellyfish follows a specific arrangement to achieve their aim. However‚ fish‚ reptiles‚ birds‚ mammals

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    How do others people’s feelings influence our decisions? Other people’s feelings can influence our decisions. People have an incredibly powerful effect on us. We care about other people and we don’t want to hurt their feelings‚ and we want to make good decisions too. But‚ don’t let other people influence your decisions or thoughts too much. Because‚ sometimes the fate of someone/something hang on our ability to make good decisions. People’s feelings can influence our decisions‚ they can

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    Everyone experiences an event in life of feeling out of place or uncomfortable with a specific surrounding or situation. This feeling occurs in Ashima‚ one of the main characters in the novel‚ The Namesake‚ multiple times. Feeling out of place is common among all people especially with Ashima feeling alone after the death of her husband‚ Ashoke‚ feeling out of place in the hospital while giving birth‚ and when Gogol feels alone with having a name so uncommon and unique. A dramatic change in life

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    How does the poet convey the intense feelings about the fish? In the poem “Pike‚” written by Ted Hughes‚ the poet conveys intense feelings about the fish by using stylistic features that are found throughout the poem as well as the tone. Through the use of these features‚ the author reveals to the reader his feelings of admiration and fear towards the fish. Furthermore these components help to clarify the theme of the poem that has to do with survival of the fittest and nature’s brutality. At

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    notices that the events happening in the book greatly affect the reader on an emotional level. Above all that‚ though‚ it is the voices coming up throughout the book that make the reader truly think about‚ and eventually feel‚ what the characters are feeling at that specific moment. These voices influence and completely change how we perceive the book in such a way that without them‚ we wouldn’t be able to fully understand the story and it would just feel like another written record of the Holocaust to

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    Great Pain‚ A Formal Feeling Comes--." Emily Dickinson led a difficult life which left her alone. These feelings of sorrow and isolation have produced works by Dickinson which question human existence and thought. Such works include the theme of despair which is inextricably related to spiritual strivings and misgivings. They lead inevitably to her thematic concern with man’s knowledge of death and his dream of immortality‚ directly relevant to "After Great Pain‚ A Formal Feeling Comes--."<br><br>In

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    After taking the Myers-Briggs personality type test‚ I received the ISFJ personality type: Introverted Sensing Feeling Judging. While reading the description for ISFJ‚ I could agree with what it was saying almost one hundred percent. The description stated that ISFJs by their desire to serve others and obtain the “need to be needed.” I found that this description fits me very well: I often feel the need to serve and be needed by others. I enjoy helping out in ministry‚ at home‚ and within other homes

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    From the late 1800s until the early 1900s‚ Europe was undergoing a huge breakthrough: the Industrial Revolution. Factories began to form in the cities‚ as well as the country‚ and offered many jobs throughout Europe. People‚ however‚ had mixed feelings about the Industrial Revolution. Though it offered more income for a low-class family‚ it also urged people to work hard‚ long hours of dangerous‚ even deadly‚ work. Women and children were even safe from the carnage that was amounted from the Revolution

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    How does George Orwell convey his thoughts and feelings to the reader? George Orwell conveys his thoughts and feelings to the reader in many numbers of ways. One way in which he does this‚ is with his use of language in the third paragraph. Although the third paragraph is very short‚ it is clear to see what George Orwell’s feelings are about the Elephant. ‘It seemed to me that it would be murder to shoot him’ shows the reader that Orwell did not want to shoot the Elephant as he would feel like

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