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    absence. My mother endured the adversity of being pickpocketed by believing God will help her. Many individuals overcome their hardships with patience and optimism. Everyone manages their

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    options will score higher on the Myer’s Life Satisfaction Scale than participants in the Traditional Hospital Birthing Options Group. It will also indicate that participants in the Alternative Birthing Options Group will have greater optimism (based on the Optimism/Pessimism

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    without knowing if they are even able to get a job (no matter the qualifications). Now‚ we must not forget that generation Y was raised with the same optimism their parents had had in their time. In this case‚ I agree with the author when he says that GYPSIES expect great careers for themselves. They have been raised by parents who have a lot of optimism and‚ as the Baby Boomer’s parents did as well‚ want their children to have good or even better lives. Nevertheless‚ I do not think the majority

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    is born‚ and not made because of two characteristics which are only peculiar to leaders. These 2 characteristics are innate and are part of one’s personality and therefore‚ one cannot learn to develop such character traits. The first trait is optimism or having an optimistic outlook‚ always focusing on the possibilities. With this disposition‚ one believes that challenges can be overcome and they can forge ahead. The second trait is what he calls ego or self-assurance. Another term that comes

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    pleasure/gratification to strengths/virtues and finally meaning/purpose. The Pleasant Life: Past‚ Present & Future Seligman provides a mental “toolkit” to achieve what he calls the pleasant life by enabling people to think constructively about the past‚ gain optimism and hope for the future and‚ as a result‚ gain greater happiness in the present. Dealing with the Past Among Seligman’s arsenal for combating unhappiness with the past is that which we commonly and curiously find among the wisdom of the ages: gratitude

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    unknowingly doing God’s bidding doesn’t seem like good intentions if he[God] has to trick the humans into doing what he wants them to do. In conclusion‚ I definitely do agree with Voltaire‚ I enjoy optimism in a “glass half full” kind of way‚ not a “God’s plan is definite‚ all trust in God” kind of optimism. If a philosophy says that you can’t save a drowning man’s life‚ right after he proved himself to be a worthy of saving man‚ then one should not find themselves in said

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    Albert Camus had his own personal meaning of life‚ a revelation of his own‚ “I think my life is of great importance‚ but I also think it is meaningless.” The meaning of life‚ in the world’s eyes‚ is a fleeting thing‚ ever evolving and changing like the days in a year. Many authors have broached this elusive topic but none have been as inventive or done so with quite as much success as Albert Camus in his book The Stranger. Camus‚ the man who brought notoriety to the absurd‚ used this book to explore

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    historical events that influenced his works were the equality of African Americans and Caucasian Americans were not prevalent. Blacks were just victims of white prejudice and discrimination. Even though this was the case‚ Dubois still had hope and optimism that racial divisions could be overcome. This is what spurred him to continue his work at the age of ninety-three until he emigrated to Ghana where he died two years later in 1963. W. E. B. Dubois was an important sociologist who was born in

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    the Enlightenment. He illustrates his opinion on many Enlightenment ideas‚ such as Leibnizian optimism‚ deism‚ and religious tolerance. He impacted many people‚ including Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson with his belief of religious toleration and civil rights. His view on organized religion also influenced the French Revolution. One of the Enlightenment views Voltaire addresses is Leibnizian optimism‚ or the view that the world men live in is a perfect world. Everything that happens is supposed

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    It was late November when I first arrived at the location that I was to begin volunteering with Iraqi refugees in Detroit. As a Chaldean—a small ethnic‚ Catholic minority originally from northern Iraq—myself‚ I thought my exposure to Iraqi culture‚ in the U.S.‚ would afford me certain similarities that would aide me in addressing some of their difficulties. However‚ this romantic presupposition was impugned before I was even able to take a step out of the car. As I was pulling into the driveway‚

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