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    younger than the two that plot against him. This is effective as the audience doesn’t develop sympathy for the characters and they become symbols rather than people‚ used purely to warn to pardoner’s audience against the vices of greed‚ swearing and drunkenness; behaviours which are exhibited by all characters. Despite the shallow caricatures of the rioters‚ the character of the old man serves a significant purpose in the tale as he conveys the inevitable outcome of human existence: death. The three rioters

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    Qualitative Article Title: Public Drinking and Violence: Not just an Alcohol Problem Authors: Ross Homel‚ Steve Tomsen‚ Jennifer Thommeny The research article was published in Journal of Drug issue 22 in 1992. The research was conducted using a qualitative approach that uses words as the output and input of the research rather than focusing on numbers (Adlers and Clark‚ 2008). The writer also agrees with the notion that qualitative data have the ability to produce theories that accurately

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    Instant Gratification Mentalities in Popular Culture and Their Roots in Evolutionary and Cognitive Psychology Man and culture have an interesting history. Before the existence of religion‚ hunter-gatherers optimized their behavior for survival‚ and traits in favor of living in the moment were evolutionarily successful. If our early human counterpart found food‚ he needed to eat as much as he possibly could because he did not know when he would find his next meal. With the advent of religion‚ man

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    elevates one’s speech or writing; while performance and truth are not mutually exclusive‚ truth is “nat [the Pardoner’s] principle entente: [He] preche[s] nothing but for coveityse” (Pardoner 430-433). Though the rioters’ fates warn against gambling‚ drunkenness‚ and swearing‚ the Pardoner’s sinful intentions complicate the seemingly clear moral of his tale. No longer “cosin to the dede” (“General Prologue” 741)‚ his story lacks its corresponding “entente” and‚ as a result‚ its moral authority. The Pardoner’s

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    incantation that tore the demon out of the mare’s body and sent it flying out of her body as she passed out on the ground. The yellow pony girl seemed too shocked to do anything but her pink friend wasn’t. The pink pony girl charged him. Thanks to his drunkenness he managed to stumble out of the way of the tackle. [color=#be7a43]"Hey thunder tits! Try this on for size!"[/color] he shouted as he charged the mare only for her to get a punch in. The second her fist connected with him the mare realized something

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    The Challenge to Go on Thinking When Robert Peary‚ the American explorer‚ asked his Eskimo guide what he was thinking‚ the guide replied: “I do not think. I have plenty of meat.” Thinking does not stop with the end of a book or the end of a course. As long as we live we think‚ but how we think will be our choice. If we choose‚ we can probe the reaches of the unfolding universe‚ we can explore the intricacies of the mind‚ we can carve our thoughts into written words‚ and we can speak our thoughts

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    Define the difference between jail and prison. In addition‚ define the term rabble as it relates to the concept of American jails being a form of “rabble management.” Provide your opinion on the value and effectiveness of jails as forms of rabble management for society. Jails and prisons are generally considered to be the same thing by the general population. However‚ in fact there are a few subtle differences. Both Prisons and Jails house criminals‚ but Jails have two primary functions. Jails

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    The Victorian Era Values BRIEF INTRODUCTION The Victorian Era of Great Britain was a period of time when Queen Victoria reigned from the years 1837 to 1901. Several values and beliefs made up this age and it is often referred to as the climax of the British industrial revolution. SOCIAL CLASS A main value in the Victorian Era which heavily impacted every individual’s daily life was social class. There were three classes: The Working Class consisted of lower commoners and the men performed

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    extraordinary situations. Reality shows rely on humiliation and conflict to create excitement. Therefore‚ people are being deceived‚ for they depict an artificial reality. The programs are usually full of swearing‚ crying and argument‚ and often violence‚ drunkenness and sex. This sends a message to regular viewers that this is normal behavior‚ and helps to create a crude‚ selfish society. Furthermore‚ trash TV is actually getting worse as the audience becomes more and more used to the genre. In a search

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    Life for Puritans in America was very Religious. Most Puritans came to America for a better life and to escape prosecutions in England. Puritans believed that over every man’s law‚ God’s laws and message were more important. Back then puritans believed in predestination‚ where people was born to spend life in Hell or to be saved. Puritans always worked hard‚were self-disciplined‚ and did religious duties. Others who partied and committed adultery was bound to public humiliation or punishment for

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