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    Sam Cook 12/1/2012 Rhetoric of Reggae Tuna (Professor Snider) Common Misconceptions of the Rastafarian People When an average person hears the word Rastafarianism‚ several things come to mind. Some examples would be the stereotypical images of dreadlocks (long braids or natural locks of hair)‚ the smoking of ganja (marijuana)‚ the busy streets of Trenchtown‚ and the reggae rhythms of the one and only Bob Marley. Unfortunately‚ those things are not necessarily the makings of what truly embodies

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    Oedipus

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    to your destiny. In Oedipus Rex the idea of predestination is the most important theme of the play. The main Characters Oedipus‚ Jocasta and Laius all try to escape their destiny and take matters into their own hands but do not escape from their fate. Oedipus speaks to the people of Thebes from his palace and tells them that there is nothing he can’t do to save his city. He asks for the person who committed the crime to come forward. “Only banishment will be his punishment” (Page 31). When no

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    Misconceptions Of Humility

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    Humility: The Diamond in the Dirt Weak‚ indecisive‚ meek: all of these words are misconceptions of what humility means. These misconceptions could come from humility’s definition‚ which is a little misunderstanding‚ itself. According to Merriam-Webster.com‚ humility is‚ “the quality or state of not thinking you are better than other people: the quality or state of being humble” (Merriam-Webster). This does not mean that one belittles oneself‚ but instead acknowledges that everyone is equal in opportunity

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    Student Misconceptions

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    The charts above explain students misconceptions on their weight. 42% of those classified as obese (48% of boys; 36% of girls) considered themselves to be about the right weight. 76% of those classified as overweight (81% of boys; 71% of girls) believed they were about the right weight. 13% of those classified as being at a healthy weight considered themselves too thin (9%) or too fat (4%)(Healy paragraph 5). Reading the information above‚ gives students an opportunity to see where they are when

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    Woke Misconceptions

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    “Woke” Sexism is definitely one of the most prominent problems in society. Starting off with the LGBTQ+ community. The LGBTQ+ community‚ often referred to as the queer community‚ refers to people who are not heterosexual and/or cisgender. A common misconception is that homosexuality‚ bisexuality‚ and being transexual are all the same. Refusing to acknowledge their differences could be considered as sexism. The reason behind all this misinterpretation is still sexism; people are afraid to inform and to

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    Fallacy: A Misconception

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    Fallacy is a misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning. Even though we pay careful attention to our arguments and supports; we tend sometimes to commit mistakes. However‚ through critical thinking we could diminish faulty arguments. There are numerous significant topics to critical thinking. One aspect of these particular topics is the ‘fallacy’. In order to be a critical thinker‚ one should be able to recognize and avoid logical fallacies whenever possible. Discussed throughout this essay

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    Misconceptions Of Paganism

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    What is a pagan. It is not a devil worshipping‚ Godless‚ heathen. It is not a crazy witch who casts spells on enemies and flies the skies by broom during a full moon. There are so many misconceptions about pagans‚ because of the history if paganism. The problem with the history of pagan religions‚ is there is not an abundance of recoded first hand accounts from the direct participants of these religions. The lack of information is what makes the pagan religion so fascinating‚ but also one of the

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    Misconceptions Of Autism

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    It is caused by a mixture of genetics and environmental influences‚ and is first seen in an individual when they are between 2-3 years old. A common misconception is that autism is a ‘mental illness’ (following the definition above)‚ but it is rather a condition with some elements of illness‚ but more strengths and differences. The illness aspect comes into the condition a little because of how certain medical

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    Diversity consciousness enables individuals to be successful especially in learning environments. Unfortunately‚ many people have misconceptions of diversity. We‚ most of the time‚ tend to limit our awareness of diversity to just certain dimensions‚ such as gender‚ race‚ culture‚ religion. There are several hidden dimensions of diversity that are important to be aware of such as learning styles‚ personalities‚ personal expectations etc. In a school environment‚ having a broad range of learning styles

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    Miguel Misconceptions

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    The album itself finds Miguel in entirely different state of being‚ where as opposed to singing about sex and love‚ he juxtaposes the traits of sex and politics and satirizes the ideologies and misconceptions behind each item. The Mexican-African American born singer does not come across as a dark and twisted artist‚ more so as a happy and devilish person on this album. Contrary to the rhythms and sounds that accompany the lyrics on this album‚ the

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