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    Beowulf and Matrix

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    Elixir” stages. In the Matrix‚ Neo meets Morpheus‚ a guy that he was looking for and vice versa. In this stage of “Meeting with Mentor”‚ Morpheus is convincing Neo to take the red pill to get out of the Matrix. Now‚ this part is that if there is a mentor‚ there will be a hero. The mentor will try to convince the hero to do something because the mentor needs him or knows that other people need him. Morpheus needs Neo to get out of the Matrix because he believes Neo is The One‚ who is the savior of

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    Ngo Vu Tra My DVB 1 POLS 112 Professor: Doan Mai Linh 16th April‚ 2013 Essay Title: Compare and contrast British conservatism with American conservatismConservatism’ is a political term referring to the idea of upholds traditions and it refers to those who preferred the stability in society‚ emphasized the organization founded more than the next ideas generations. There are several main political thinkers to demonstrate this idea‚ like: Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679)‚ Edmund Burke (1729-1797)

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    realization that your entire life is all an illusion would be frightening‚ painful‚ and hard to believe. This is the main concept of the movie‚ The Matrix. The main character‚ Neo‚ is told that the world he has been living in is nothing more than a simulation controlled by a computer program. After being told this information‚ Neo‚ being apprehensive at first‚ has to then decide what he will do; accept it and help expose it or dismiss it and go on living an illusion. One can’t help but notice the similarities

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    CST 151 April 3rd 2013 The 9 Elements of film: The Matrix The Matrix is centered around the main protagonist Neo. Neo is in his late twenties‚ with a nine to five job working at a software company as a programmer. He has always felt something just wasn’t right about the world‚ and he felt it goes further than the injustices of worldwide hunger and war. One late night while coding some not so legal material for a friend he gets a chat request from someone with the sign name of Trinity.

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    Neo And The Matrix

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    Neo is not an ordinary human in fact he is the complete opposite. “Neo” aka Thomas A Anderson has developed a deep interest in something called “The Matrix.” The Matrix is described by “Morpheus as a vague notion.” Neo then began to start to feel as if “There is something wrong with the world.”("Neo (The Matrix) - Character Background." Neo (The Matrix) - Character Background. N.p.‚ n.d. Web. 08 Sept. 2016.”) Receiving a phone call by Agent Smith then begins his intense journey throughout the 21st

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    Sociology and the Matrix

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    this instance was when Neo had to learn the truth about the world and what had happened to it. This is because Neo was completely use to living in the Matrix as a normal person who didn’t know the truth. Once he was pulled out of the Matrix he had to learn how to operate within the Matrix (primary society) as a smaller group inside the large society. He became part of a small elite group and had to learn a lot about the truth outside of the Matrix. This was a large shock to Neo when he learn the truth

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    Neo-Liberalism

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    Neo-liberalism Neo-liberalism is a political philosophy that proposes that human well-being can best be developed by liberating individual entrepreneurial freedoms and skills within an institutional framework characterised by strong private property rights‚ free markets‚ free trade‚ economic liberalization‚ privatisation‚ deregulation. This theory also focuses on decreasing the size of the public sector‚ while increasing the role of the private sector in today’s society. (Harvey 2005) Neo-liberalism

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    Conservatism In 1980s

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    understand the ideal of conservatism in the 1980’s you need to know what exactly conservatism is. Conservatism is a political philosophy that promotes conserving the government to keeping things as they were in the past. Various presidents in this era have used philosophy as a guide line to run our nation. A list of these presidents includes Reagan‚ and George HW Bush. In the beginning of Reagan’s early pre presidential years he claimed to be a republican but crossed over to conservatism after World War

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    spread rapidly especially after the French Revolution. The 19th century saw liberal governments established in nations across Europe‚ South America‚ and North America.In this period‚ the dominant ideological opponent of classical liberalism was conservatism‚ but liberalism later survived major ideological challenges from new opponents‚ such as fascism and communism. During the 20th century‚ liberal ideas spread even further as liberal democracies found themselves on the winning side in both world

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    to fulfil its traditional principle of minimising the role of the state in people’s lives‚ or as Thatcher put it: ‘rolling back the frontiers of the state.’ Cameron has done this through his idea of the ‘Big Society’ based on the ideas of civic conservatism and suggesting that people at a local level should take more

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