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    Weaknesses in the Evolution Theory A person probing the universe he lives in will encounter 250 billion galaxies‚ each the home of about 300 billion stars. Everyone of these magnificent systems operates in accordance with specific laws and in a particular order. There is a plan‚ a design and a balance in every part of the universe. The Earth occupies a minuscule part of this vast universe and it too has a perfectly designed system incorporating extremely complex and delicate balances. Unlike any

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    Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of reason as a way of knowing. There are four central ways of knowing in which we obtain our information from on a daily basis; Emotion‚ Perception (senses)‚ Language‚ and Reason. Each of the four ways is used in different ways depending on the situation‚ and each is associated with its strengths and weaknesses‚ which makes it most appropriate in a specific situation. Although using reason is a way of obtaining information is frequently used and has many advantages

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    The poem “Torture” by Margaret Atwood is a free verse poem and uses first person to present her thoughts throughout the poem. It is used to express anger by using a constant bitter tone‚ possibly as an indication of Atwood’s discontent towards women’s position in society. Margaret Atwood mentions in an interview with Jo Brans that she is a feminist‚ which Atwood specifically self-defined as “human equality and freedom of choice” (page 81). This belief plays a significant role in the poem; it directs

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    concept? Indeed‚ many philosophers are not in favour of dualistic ontology. In the course of addressing this question‚ the origins of the mind and body problem will be discussed‚ which will then permit a fully focussed evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of Cartesian Interactionist Dualism. Whilst looking at the support for Descartes’ theory I will explore arguments from Madell‚ David Chalmers and T.H Huxley amongst others. Conversely‚ whilst addressing the criticism of Interactionist Dualism‚ I

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    Margaret Atwood is a phenomenal author and poet. She is one of the world’s most profound and renown authors and has received many awards. Her work has brought the world’s attention to controversial topics such as women’s rights. Margaret Atwood’s life is in the current time period. This time period has been shaped by events such as World War II‚ the Vietnam War‚ the Cold War‚ 9/11‚ and various other wars. However‚ it is also characterized by advancements in technology‚ biology‚ medical science

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    Werner Herzog declares‚ “There are deeper strata of truth in cinema.” This “mysterious and elusive” truth that he searches for is “poetic‚ ecstatic…and can be reached only through fabrication and imagination and stylization” (Minnesota Declaration). His manifesto of sorts aptly explains why the line between documentary and narrative fiction is so blurry in his plethora of films. In this same pronouncement‚ Herzog denounces “the so-called Cinema Verite’‚” which he deems is “devoid of verite” because

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    "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has." This quotation by Margaret Mead is no less than a mantra for the activists‚ who‚ in spite of continuous disappointment‚ continue working towards their cause. At the same time‚ there is another group of people who are equally concerned about the current situations however believe too strongly in the belief that one person can not‚ and never has‚ made a difference. Similar

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    Saint Margaret of Cortona Margaret of Cortona was born in Loviana in 1247. When she was 7 years old‚ her mother passed away. Her father remarried. Her stepmother had little care & love for her. Growing up‚ she became more willful and reckless‚ & she had a reputation one wouldn’t envy. At the age of 17‚ she met a young man from Montepulciano‚ and she eloped with him. They had a child out of wedlock. Nine years after‚ her lover was murdered & his body was found in the forest. This crime shocked Margaret

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    Feminism is a significant theme addressed in many literary works of the contemporary period. In the 1800’s and early 20th century‚ many women were oppressed and denied the right to equal opportunities that men were granted. However‚ after the active and significant role women played in World War II‚ a drastic change occurred. Women began to play a more respected and crucial role in society. Many women abandoned their expected roles as housewives and mothers and looked for other valued opportunities

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    the Weimar Republic came to take power of the German government due to some problems with other countries. The Weimar had many struggles during these years of power. Not only political problems but economically and socially. Various conflicting weaknesses were concurrent with the result of a Republic. In fact‚ because of the economic‚ political‚ and social problems the Weimar Republic faced Adolf Hitler came to take power. They faced violent uprising from many groups. To begin with‚ after Germany

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