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    Life is beautiful is a beautifully depicted film that has shown the experiences of the Jews from the holocaust. It was set in the World War I where Jews are made into slaves then later on‚ are killed. The main character‚ Guido‚ was a humorous Jewish man who married an Italian woman. Unfortunately‚ on the 4th birthday of their son‚ Guido and their son Joshua were forced to go into concentration camp together with other Jews. This movie has illustrated what love really is about. In fact‚ this movie

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    there lives have made bad decisions that they regret‚ lead them to the wrong path‚ and wished they’ve made different decisions. However‚ I kind of would’ve wanted to have a childhood like any of them because they all went through hard times but at the end Jeannette and The author Wes became victorious. Furthermore‚ I would’ve somewhat liked to have a childhood like Jeannette’s because her father would teach her things at times. For example‚ Jeannette states‚ “Dad kept telling me that he loved me‚ that

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    Watchmen is a graphic novel written by the author Alan Moore. The story focuses on a group of costumed superheroes that fight crime. Together these masked heroes make up the watchmen. We find out that the group is disbanded‚ and they are stripped of their duties due to a law known as the Keene Act; they each act on their own through out the book. Aside from Dr. Manhattan‚ none of the characters have super powers‚ making them like ordinary people; ordinary people meaning they make human-like decisions

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    students and a teacher before committing suicide‚ Moore looks at the background in which the massacre took place and assumptions about related issues. Moore uses Bill Nichols’ four modes of representation; the interactive‚ expository‚ observational and reflexive to convey his viewpoint on gun control in America and the nature of violence in the United States of America. Interactive mode is when the audience is able to acknowledge the presence of Moore and the crew‚ it forces on the exchange of information

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    Stacey Gaskin American Transcendentalism Peaceful Resistance: A Transcendental Response to Abolitionism The ideals of Transcendentalism lent themselves to be ripe with social change. Transcendentalists believed the soul transcended form‚ shape‚ and color and stressed that on the inside‚ human beings are not simply male and female or black and white. To the transcendentalist‚ the soul was an androgynous‚ colorless entity. They believed truth is beyond the realms of human senses‚ but that

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    1. Micheal Moore opens a bank account called free gun instead of interest. 2. Micheal Moore grew up in Michigan. 3. He was the president of the National Rifle Association. 4. They are really bad people who carried bombs around. 5 The reason why he said this is because‚ it’s really dangerous out there and no one is going to come and save you‚ so always keeps it with yourself. 6. He was arrested in blowing up a city. 7. To me‚ this statement means whenever someone has a dangerous situation always

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    Peaceful resistance to laws is a positive impact a free society because for example like Rosa Parks she helped the colored people a lot. She fought for what she thought was the right thing to do because the colored people were being pushed around without having their ideas spoken out. She was taken out the bus she was riding in because she didn’t want to move from the seat she was sitting in and she was pushed out the bus and was told a lot of bad racist things that I don’t think any one deserve

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    American Literature 9 February 2012 Peaceful Rejection Many people say that an individual is not the center of the universe‚ but for Transcendentalist believers they thought the complete opposite. In the 1830’s and 1840’s a group of writers‚ artists‚ and reformers flourished with the start of the struggles of a man named Ralph Waldo Emerson. Emerson inspired many young writers such as Henry David Thoreau and many other who chose to follow the transcendental beliefs‚ including “Alexander Supertramp”

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    Peaceful resistance to laws does not only positively impact a free society‚ it is essential to a free society. In our great nation‚ it is our First Amendment Constitutional right through the exercise of assembly‚ speech‚ press‚ and petition. Civil disobedience in order to resist a law is perfectly justifiable‚ as long as the law is unjust. Morris Leibman’s "Civil Disobedience: A Threat to Our Society" is accurate when is said that "There can be no law to which obedience is optional". This is correct

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    Does The End Justify The Means?  First‚ let’s try to understand the sense in which the word "justifies" is used in the familiar statement that "the end justifies the means." After that we can consider the problem you raise about whether it is all right to employ any means - good or bad - so long as the end is good. When we say that something is "justified‚" we are simply saying that it is right. Thus‚ for example‚ when we say that a college is justified in expelling a student who falls below

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