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    Causes of happiness

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    Causes of happiness Happiness is an emotional or affective state that can be individual or shared with other people. Each person has own definition of happiness. For example‚ some people think that happiness comes from having a lot of money‚ and some think that happiness can come from simple things such having a friend. Happiness can affect your health‚ the people around you‚ and it can make you have a positive life. There are three causes of happiness such as being successful‚ eating chocolate

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    film‚ concert and play needs characters to act out the themes and ideas of the scriptwriter‚ such as in the play "Twelfth Night"‚ written by William Shakespeare. There are many characters in the play "Twelfth Night" including Olivia‚ the Duke‚ Sebastian and Viola. Each character has his or her own personality traits‚ distinguishing qualities and purpose in the play. Viola‚ who is the main character‚ represents the two themes of love and disguise or mistaken identity in "Twelfth Night". Viola is a princess

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    a midsummer night's dream

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    Logic vs. Magic Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream draws sharp parallels between the two sets of order in the play; one seen in Athens‚ and the other in the forest. Athens is the paragon of order‚ with Theseus ruling in a logical and equitable manner. The "enchanted" forest is a place of chaos and magic‚ untouched by such logical laws as we see in Athens. Faeries and inconstant love rule here‚ while logic and laws govern the movements of Athenians. Both places serve different qualities‚ and

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    Happiness Explained

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    Cheating Our Brains into Happiness Jane McGonigal is a prominent game developer who has dedicated her recent years to developing games that try to help the world out instead of just entertaining a few. In the tenth chapter of her book Reality is Broken‚ she argues that happiness levels in the United States and around the world are alarmingly low‚ and people are very depressed. She then introduces a term called “Happiness Hacking”. McGonigal herself defines it as “…the experimental design practice

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    contribution of Catholic schools in particular to Australian society‚ they have always had both a religious and a social dimension to their mission. They enabled many people to take their place in society‚ helping them to make the often difficult journey from poverty to modest prosperity. In the post-war years‚ when migrants came in large numbers‚ Catholic schools enabled their sons and daughters to integrated successfully and rapidly into Australian

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    The Secrets of Happiness

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    The secrets of happiness By RICHARD LAYARD 1 There is a paradox at the heart of our civilisation. Individuals want more income. Yet as society has got richer‚ people have not become happier. Over the past 50 years we have got better homes‚ more clothes‚ longer holidays and‚ above all‚ better health. Yet surveys show clearly that happiness has not increased in the US‚ Japan‚ Continental Europe or Britain. 2 By happiness I mean feeling good – enjoying life and feeling it is wonderful. And by

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    SAC: Critical written response to The Great Gatsby 2. ‘The Great Gatsby depicts a society which exists in a state of confusion and moral chaos.’ Discuss. The Great Gatsby is a novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald set during the 1920s about a man named Jay Gatsby through Nick Carraway’s eyes‚ and is considered one of the great pieces of American literature of all-time. The Great Gatsby shows a society that is in an immoral and crazed state. Jay Gatsby himself shows the corrupt American society

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    Midsummer Night’s Dream was not an easy read. Reading a piece of literature that is supposed to be performed on a stage and not consumed as a whole was a challenging experience. To fully understand a play that shifts between extreme metaphor‚ dark dreams and unstable reality‚ I had break the acts down by scenes and focus on the scenes to comprehend the hidden meanings and symbolism in the acts. Even though reading the play that way was lengthy and tedious‚ the process of keeping the certain scenes

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    Happiness is a Choice

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    One can find happiness by the decision they make in their life. When people have difficulties in their life‚ they often feel as if it was faith and they cannot control their happiness. However‚ instead of feeling upset‚ people can choose to be happy by finding a solution to their problems. According to Aristotle‚” [h]appiness depends upon ourselves;” it is us who determine our own emotions and the way we see life. We may choose to coward in fear or we can turn to our better judgment to find the brighter

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    Stumbling on Happiness

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    What is Happiness? People travel through life with what seems like a single goal: to be happy. This may seem like a selfish way to live‚ however this lone objective is the motivation behind nearly all actions. Even seemingly selfless deeds make people feel better about themselves. That warm feeling experienced while doing charitable acts can be described as happiness. But what is authentic happiness? There is an endless possibility of answers to this question‚ and man seems to be always searching

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