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    Realism vs. Liberalism

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    International Relations (IR) in 1919‚ two theories have prevailed over the rest‚ namely Realism and Liberalism. While designed with a uniform purpose‚ the values and concepts prevalent in the two theories are starkly contrasting. Yet each of the theories is effective even in the contemporary setting‚ as can be demonstrated when rationalising the current Ukrainian crisis. Realism Central to all analysis in Realism is the concept of power. All interactions in the international system are a balance of

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    around us‚ including in the media‚ which are designed to shock us by using religious‚ violent‚ morally offensive‚ sexual‚ vulgar and other controversial images. These shocking images affect the general public greatly and fast‚ regardless of what kind of emotions they evoke. Unfortunately‚ these offensive and commonly sexual images significantly affect children and teenagers. At a first glance‚ an offensive ad does not induce anything but disgust and resentment‚ nevertheless it works. In order to figure

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    story writer. Likewise‚ she is the author of several novels and a short fiction collection‚ as well as plays and stories for children. Both‚ Gabriel José García Marquez and Isabel Allende have been considered authors of the style known as magical realism. And‚ similar to Gabriel García Márquez who has been considered as one of Latin America’s greatest 20th-century authors‚ Isabel Allende has been named as third most influential Latino leader in the world. In these terms‚ it is necessary to establish

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    exemplifies the idea that women are just viewed as objects and not people. Thus‚ because Ferré shows women to be viewed as objects and shows this with the dolls as well‚ the author believes women to be held down by society. 2. Isabel Allende uses magical realism throughout "The Little Heidelberg‚" to enrich the theme of love can exist without verbal communication. This is first shown when Allende writes‚ "They [The Captain and Eloisa] had not missed a step once in forty years; they moved with the precision

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    Cognitivism in Philosophy

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    In this paper I will provide both sides of cognitivism and non-cognitivism and argue that non-cognitivism is superior to cognitivism and that it is also more believable. I will first explain cognitivism and non-cognitivism and break them down into smaller sections and describe the arguments for and against both. Next‚ I will go over the points on which cognitivism and non-cognitivism agree and disagree upon. Then‚ I will go over some positive and negative arguments that go along with cognitivism

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    “The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World” is a representative of the genre of magical realism‚ written by Gabriel Marquez. Magical Realism is a narrative strategy that applies fantasy elements to portray ordinary events. However‚ there is a lot of imagination‚ mythical and magical elements in this story. It blurs the difference between reality and myth. As the story starts‚ everything is ordinary and as usual‚ until a drowned man washes up from the sea and arrives to a small‚ boring village with

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    The Schoolteacher's Guest

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    The Schoolteacher’s Guest tells the story of Ines‚ a retired schoolteacher who runs the first hotel in the town‚ Agua Santa. Her son had previously been killed and his murderer had fled. Years later the murderer returns. Ines kills him and confesses to her best friend Riad Halabi. They bury the body and the whole community help to keep it a secret. It is set in Latin America. The town is described as being quiet‚ uneventful and cut off from the mainstream of activity; an ’insignificant backwater’

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    Romanticism and Realism in the Arts Romanticism and Realism were two forms of art that came into existence in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Both formed as a resistance to traditional standards and in response to a time of war and revolution. Both Romanticism and Realism are prevalent in works of art to this day. This is where the similarities of the two art forms end. So how can two opposing literary movements overlap time periods yet be so different in style? Romanticism

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    Realism In Global Poverty

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    Global Poverty & Realism Jinpeng Zhu 11/19 Global Poverty According to the World Bank (2015b)‚ from the most recent estimates in 2012‚ 12.7% of the world’s population (896 million people) lived at or below $1.90 a day. It was a decrease from 1990 which was at 37% (1.95 billion) and in 1981‚ at 44% (1.99 billion). Among regions‚ East Asia had the most decline in poverty from 80% in 1981 to 7.2% in 2012. In Sub-Saharan Africa‚ it stood at 42.6% in 2012 (World Bank‚ 2015b). East Asia and Pacific

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    Magical Realism Essay

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    The Flaw of Truth The truth to a writer who uses magical realism is like a sunshade over a blooming flower. The flower may still live‚ but its beauty isn’t as magnificent. Truth needs to be somewhat apparent in a work‚ but a writer using magical realism needs creativity. Magical realism may not create a truthful story‚ but one with meaning. The movie Big Fish offers sagaciousness into how a writer or a storyteller can use magical realism to show the reader something that the truth makes commonplace

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