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    had to explain to the boy that they did not have enough of anything to share with him (McCarthy 49-52). They barely had enough to take care of themselves‚ and if they gave away anything that they had‚ they would be more likely to starve. It was a decision between their own lives and others’. There was also another occasion where the man and boy were on the beach and were robbed of most of their belongings (McCarthy). If they did not chase the thief down and retrieve them‚ they would have most definitely

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    the privilege of viewing this painting on February 23‚ 2013 of this young woman standing on a white‚ sandy shoreline gazing out over the waters.  The painting was donated to the Huntington Museum of Art in Huntington‚ West Virginia. My daughter‚ Noelle assisted me with taking my picture and I dedicate all of my efforts to her.  I likened this painting to the historical author‚ Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings‚ the young author who left behind the lifestyle of New England to set root in the rural central

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    Events such as the Korean War‚ the Berlin Blockade‚ the Rosenberg Trials‚ and McCarthy´s all increased the Red Scare‚ therefore limiting American Opportunity through fear. The first event to increase the Red Scare‚ and limit American Opportunity was the Korean War. The Korean War started June 25th 1950‚ when north Korean soldiers invaded the south Korean territory‚ it was a civil war in Korea‚ that had started because the nation could not decide whether to be a communist country or not. dividing

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    References: Mitchell‚ Laura and MacDonald‚ Raymond. (2006). An experimental investigation of the effects of preferred and relaxing music listening on pain perception. Journal of Music Therapy 2006 Winter 43‚ 295-316 Smith‚ Noelle and Meuret‚ Alicia. (2012). The role of painful events and pain perception in blood-injection-injury fears. Journal of Behavior Therapy & Experimental Psychiatry Dec 2012‚ Vol 53 Issue 4‚ 1045-1048. Stephens‚ Richard and Allsop‚ Claire. (2012). Effect

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    Significance of Love in The Road Even in the catastrophic atmosphere Cormac McCarthy creates in his novel The Road‚ love influences a man and his son to have faith in their survival. In this post-apocalyptic world‚ love is the only motivation they have in what is left of their world. Love between the man and his son motivates them to keep traveling down this broken road. Without the love that is made between the man and his son‚ having faith in their survival would be hard to find. The mother‚ seeing

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    justification. Through this discussion‚ I hope to deepen our understanding both of morality and of The Road. God’s Ambiguity and the Man’s Mission The first words spoken aloud by the man in The Road are: “If he is not the word of God God never spoke” (McCarthy 5). This statement introduces a fundamental ambiguity that runs throughout the novel. The man does not declare his son to be the word of God; instead‚ his utterance is hypothetical in nature. He declares that his son is the word of God or God never

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    selves or to help their selves get what they wanted. McCarthy accused other politicians of being communist. Then Abigail accused people of being witches. Furthermore the accused was taken to court and usually charged with the crime. In both people life was ruined if they were accursed‚ even killed in Salem. Finally in both cases the accuser attempted to discredit innocent people. On the other hand there are also some differences in the cases. In McCarthy people were accused of being communist and in Salem

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    Noelle Solomon Griggs English 1102 05 November 2012 Modern Views vs. Tradition Modern society often teaches “newer is better.” What happened to the value of history and tradition? In Dead Men’s Path‚ by Chinua Achebe‚ readers find out what happens when one disregards and disrespects the tradition of another. Achebe uses symbolism‚ character‚ and irony to show how important it is to respect others’ beliefs even if one does not understand or agree with them. Achebe uses a few symbols

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    efforts was the creation of Senate Judiciary Committee Hearings into the depth of the American Communist Party. Arthur Miller uses his play The Crucible as an allegory for the McCarthy Hearings through characters‚ and events that take place in the play. Much like the persecution that perceived communists endured during the McCarthy investigations‚ the people in the town of Salem‚ Massachusetts endured considerable strife as a result of accusations when fellow citizen’s named them as witches. On page

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    I assume the spiritual promise that McCarthy is pointing to is the one found in Joel 2:28‚ “And it shall come to pass afterward‚ that I will pour out my Spirit… your old men shall dream dreams‚ and your young men shall see visions.” (ESV). First‚ McCarthy doesn’t even get the reference correct‚ switching the roles of the young and old men. Secondly‚ when taken in context‚ this passage is clearly

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