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    In ancient world‚ men’s and women’s life were highly segregated. Man worked in public places while women were confined to their homes‚ where they managed the household and raised children with the help of slave. This does not mean that women did not have a social‚ public and economic life. David Cohen says that Athenian women participated in many activities such as working in fields‚ acting as nurse and many other activities. Women were considered week in front of men‚ role’s of men were given more

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    In 1984‚ Orwell asserts that knowledge of the truth grants power and thus must be both feared and valued. Whilst knowledge can be used to seize dominance over a population‚ which Orwell warns against‚ it can also be used to attain control over oneself; personal freedom. The threats to acquiring true knowledge‚ whether it be the control of information by the corrupt‚ the curtailment of independent thought‚ or apathy‚ must be fought against to avoid the surrender of liberty. Through the exploration

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    beckons them to do‚ “imitation is suicide” (Emerson‚ “Self Reliance” qtd. in Littell 366). Human nature‚ though it is subjective‚ will always guide you in the right direction as long as you let it. It is a constant battle for man between being a nonconformist and a conformist because of the many temptations‚ such as the desire to “fit in.” It is a cruel world‚ and the only way to avoid society’s expectations is to learn to trust yourself and be comfortable in solitude. A profound idea of Emerson’s is

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    John Elder Robison’s story is one of estrangement‚ edgy forlornness‚ and an extraordinary craving to unite with others regardless of poor social abilities. His blunderous endeavors at relationship-building are chronicled all through the diary. As an issue‚ he is taught to "make companions" with a dog. When he applies the same practice in his deliberations to get to know a young lady on the play area‚ he is demoralized when she smacks him. Fearless‚ he changes his methodology by utilizing a stick

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    Gladstone’s liberalism undoubtedly played a huge role in deiciding the structure of domestic legislation of his first ministry‚ However it is believed that pressure and practicality are possible factors as well. Gladstone led a political party that was itself the product of the changing social and economic conditions taking place in Britain during the 19th century. It is important that we understand Gladstone’s involvement in poltics was very much directly related to his religious beliefs. Much

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    Susanna Kaysen‚ in her memoir Girl‚ Interrupted‚ recounts her eighteen-month stay at a psychiatric hospital in Massachusetts. The events in the book took place in the 1960’s‚ meaning outside the hospital’s reinforced walls‚ the world was bustling with racism‚ social activism‚ and the Vietnam War. The story is not told as a chronological series of events‚ but rather as a collection of memories‚ darting between various periods of Kaysen’s visit. Throughout her stay at the hospital‚ Kaysen met a variety

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    wishes to make a point by resigning from his job‚ hoping the girls will appreciate his decision as well. They each seem as if they are disregarding their better judgment in the way that they react to these situations‚ and they both turn out to be nonconformists when they attempt to solve their solutions to their problems in such catastrophic ways. These primary characters have different morals and beliefs and they both base their decisions on those beliefs‚ determined to stick to them. Montresor and

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    Shirley Jackson’s The Lottery: An Exposition of Conformity in Society The Lottery‚ a short story by the nonconformist author Shirley Jackson‚ represents communities‚ America‚ the world‚ and conformist society as a whole by using setting and most importantly symbolism with her inventive‚ cryptic writing style. It was written in 1948‚ roughly three years after the liberation of a World War II concentration camp Auschwitz. Even today‚ some people deny that the Holocaust ever happened. Jackson shows

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    They raised my brother and me to speak German as well as English‚ an incredibly advantageous ability. My family is the kind that sticks out – we don’t act like a conventional family; we’re “foreign‚” and like me‚ my parents are strong minded and nonconformist. While it’s hard for me to admit it‚ a lot of my self-proclaimed “uniqueness” is probably inspired by my parents. Perhaps not specifically the random craziness that defines “me” to the people who know me‚ but definitely the ideal of being “different”

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    Mercado‚ Emely Political Science Professor Striepe May 2‚ 2014 Three Words that Moved a Nation This paper will analyze the political ad titled “Yes We Can.” The ad aired during the 2008 presidential campaign‚ Barack Obama vs. John McCain. This paper will first describe the political context of the ad‚ second describe the ad itself‚ and finally make an argument about why the ad was effective. This ad was effective and has become famous because of the use and continuous

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