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    convention of unsatisfied desire to turn the tradition of courtly love to lust‚ judging from the second stanza it is clear that the speaker of the poem is really after lust instead of love. It seems as if the speaker sees love as unimportant‚ instead he is only interested in having a sexual relationship with her. Such evidence can be found in the poem as the speaker says “and your quaint honour turn to dust/ and into ashes all my lust.” This can represent the stereotypical mind of men relating to women

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    Anderson’s truths about giving into lust‚ finding solace in one’s mind‚ and finding happiness through marital or single life are expressed through his collection of short stories. Anderson struggled with marital complications throughout his adulthood‚ resulting in three divorces and four

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    form of sexual love‚ then sexual love is in fact a vital part of "True love". Sexual love is not eternal. This lust for pleasure will soon fade‚ but the part of love that is immortal‚ is a plutonic love. You can relate this theory to the birth of love that Diotima talks about. She says that love was born by a mortal mother and immortal father. The mother represents the sexual love‚ the lust for pleasure. The father represents the plutonic love that is immortal. Plutonic love is defined as a true friendship

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    Dante Alighieri lived from 1265-1321‚ he was born in Florence‚ Italy and eventually died in Ravenna‚ Italy. He was married to Gemma Donati‚ but was secretly in love with Beatrice Portinari‚ and wrote poems about her from afar. During his life‚ he accomplished major things‚ and had many people and poems that influenced him as a writer‚ such as: Virgil‚ a Roman poet‚ and famous troubadours and their works. After he realized what he loved to write about Dante created his own successes. He wrote

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    invidia‚ gula‚ ira‚ acedia. Listed in the same order used by both Pope Gregory the Great in the 6th Century AD‚ and later by Dante Alighieri in his epic poem The Divine Comedy‚ the Seven deadly sins are as follows: (7) Luxuria (extravagance‚ later lust); (6) Gula (gluttony); (5) Avaritia (greed); (4) Acedia (sloth); (3) Ira (wrath); (2) Invidia (envy); and (1) Superbia (pride). Each of The Seven Deadly Sins has an opposite among the corresponding Seven holy virtues (sometimes also referred

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    The word character means moral qualities distinctive to an individual. Character flaws in the Crucible by author Arthur Miller seem very apparent as a common trait. The characters John Proctor and Reverend John Hale convey the dominant claim that character flaws do not define a person. John Proctor conveys the dominant claim that character flaws do not define a person. In Act I‚ John and Abigail meet several months after a brief affair‚ and Abigail hopes to rekindle their relationship. John flirts

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    Erebor he was overcome with power and greed. Although Thorin thought he had good intentions gold and his lust for power caused his demise. In The Hobbit it Shows that Dwarves Gold and Treasure. The dwarves created a song when smaug took over Erebor and the wanted‚ “To claim

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    nature because it goes against God’s will in that God said that it’s not from an actual skill and doesn’t provide the world with a good or service. Why does Dante consider sodomy to be a separate sin from lust? Sodomy is different from lust in that you actually think about it verses lust is a primal instinct which people can’t help. Why do you suppose the subdivisions for intellectual sins are much more complex than the sins in upper Hell? Intellectual sins punishments are worse because

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    It kind of falls into whether or not you believe in love at first sight. I personally believe that it was infactuation‚ or‚ moreover‚ lust. Romeo was already "in love" with someone when he met Juliet‚ and yet‚ he was instantly swept away by her beauty. They aparently loved each other before they even spoke with each other. I dont think that true love works this way. Obviously‚ there has to be some kind of connection at the beginning‚ but a couple cant fall in love on sight and already kiss twice

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    In chapter 5 the author talks about living without lust. He writes about a silent church in a sex-obsessed culture‚ there are two false narratives about sexual desire‚ the false Christian narrative: all sexual desire is evil‚ and the false worldly narrative: all sexual desire is good. Then the author talks about a measure of truth‚ what Jesus’ narrative: epithumia is the problem‚ and how epithumia is the cause of lust‚ how Jesus’ teachings help a person become a new kind of person. Epithumia for

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