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    Yet throughout history‚ motherhood has been warped; it is not always a choice for a woman to delight in and explore‚ it is sometimes forced upon her or used against her‚ making her a victim of her own womanhood. Although Addie Bundren‚ Sethe‚ and Medea made mistakes‚ some unforgivable‚ they were all victims of motherhood. From the moment they were inducted into motherhood‚ they were destined to fail‚ as their circumstances never boasted of success. They must not be judged just as we would judge an

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    Tragic Hero

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    this assignment. Choose one of the prompts below to address in your paper: 1. Write an essay explaining how Sophocles’ Oedipus exemplifies or refutes Aristotle’s definition of a tragic hero. Review Chapter 33 in your textbook for the background and overview of Aristotle’s concept of tragedy/the tragic hero and drama. This chapter also contains critical information on Sophocles and the play Oedipus. You may use any of the critical material as a secondary source‚ but remember to cite it

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    Flaws In Human Nature

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    Conservatism is a philosophy of imperfection in that it highlights a variety of flaws and failings in human nature‚ thus emphasising the limited prospect for social and political advancement. Human nature is flawed in at least three ways. First‚ human beings are limited and dependant creatures‚ who are drawn to the familiar‚ the tried and tested. People‚ therefore‚ recoil from change and seek reassurance in tradition. Second‚ human nature is morally imperfect in that people are driven by non-rational

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    Achilles Tragic Hero

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    A tragic hero is someone who experiences misfortune‚ evokes pity and fear in the audience‚ and possesses a personal flaw. The Iliad showcases a tragic hero during the Trojan War. Trojans and Greeks fight in the war‚ which begins because Paris steals the beautiful Helen away from Menelaos. This angers Menelaos and sparks a war. During the battle‚ the demigod Achilles will eventually kill the Trojan leader Hector. Achilles is the real tragic hero of The Iliad for several reasons. Achilles’s ignorance

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    The first time that I went to my friend‚ Jasons house I noticed that this 25 year old bachelor was excessively neat. I thought this was quite an unusual quality for a single‚ busy guy‚ but took it at face value as I didn ’t know anything about psychological disorders at the time. As our friendship grew and we spent more time together‚ I started to notice more "strange" behaviors‚ especially revolving around cleaning at first. No matter what time of day or night I visited my friend‚ everything

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    Creon, the Tragic Hero

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    The genuine tragic hero is Creon‚ as his power‚ actions‚ and flaws are what set the tragedy into a downward position. What Antigone lacks is remorse for her actions. A huge part of being a tragic hero is knowing the wrong-doing and showing remorse for the act weather it be criminal or on an immoral level. Creon is a king‚ a very wealthy and powerful human‚ but he still is a human with flaws nonetheless. His people follow him loyally; this loyalty is shown when they follow his order about Polyneices’

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    Brutus: Tragic Hero

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    the people of Rome until he killed his best friend‚ Caesar‚ thinking it was for the good of Rome. Brutus is the perfect example of a Shakespearean tragic hero. William Shakespeare’s definition of a tragic hero includes traditional elements. These elements are a person usually of noble birth‚ one who suffers a catastrophe‚ and one who has a tragic flaw. In act I‚ Cassius talks about Brutus’s nobility “You and I have heard our fathers talk of another Brutus-your ancestor-who would’ve let the devil

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    Career Path Flaws

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    have thought long and hard about what I wanted to pursue‚ but the answer has never been clear. As I have started searching for careers and reflecting on who I am as a person‚ the answers have started to surface. What I may have considered character flaws or bad traits may be the assets that will help me in the long run. I have now started to consider careers in which these traits will certainly help. The obstacle I’ve experienced in my education and toward my career path is my stubbornness. In the

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    officers would couch the victim to choice the suspect that they focused on. The existing practice for a line-up has been replaced with the witness viewing one suspect at a time. This reduces the chances of misidentification. (Mitchell‚ 2013). The next flaw in the justice system is the over site of evidence. When DNA was collected and evidence for a particular case the evidence that was presented during a trail once completed most of the evidence was lost or

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    Climate Change Flaws

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    citizens will get thrown out of work by climate change policies (American Bridge 2015). Ultimately‚ Kasich’s views on human-induced climate change are consistent with scientific findings‚ but his theory regarding the consequential lack of jobs is a flaw in his theory. Kasich makes a legitimate claim when he declared that climate change is real. The science associating human pursuits to climate change is comparable to the science associating smoking cigarettes

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