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    The loss of freedom and individuality in the modern world could be countered by human warmth and compassion but all too often it’s not. In Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World and the selected poetry of W.H. Auden‚ the protagonists routinely lose individuality and freedom but hardly ever is this loss countered by expressions of human warmth and compassion. ‘John the Savage’ enters the Brave New World but loses the freedom and individuality he has grown up with. In the same way ‘Miss Gee’ and the Jewish

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    The first room of the gallery belongs to the Greek era of artwork and contains two sculptures. The Riace Bronzes‚ which is the first sculpture‚ consists of two naked life size Greek soldiers and was created around 460-420 b.c.e. This two-piece sculpture is important to the Greek era because it is one of the only original bronze pieces left from this time period. The joint sculpture was formed with a wax technique that is now lost‚ and marks the transition from the archaic Greek style to the early

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    and so it is through property we shall strike the enemy”. The Suffragettes engaged in a war on public opinion and as Andrew Rosen remarks: “A basic pattern had been established‚ wherein pre-planned militant tactics led to imprisonment‚ and thus‚ martyrdom‚ which led to newspaper coverage (i.e. free publicity)‚ which led to a turn to increase membership and funds for the WSPU” . In summary‚ the WSPU grew rapidly along with the scale of their protests and consequently‚ the number of incarcerated activists

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    “95 Theses”. In many instances‚ certain religions have not always been accepted‚ as with the case of Christianity. To follow a Christian path would have likely gotten one killed prior to 313. Persecution was common for being a Christian‚ and martyrdom was not uncommon. During this time‚ there was not much religious tolerance. However‚ the Edict of Milan‚ signed by Emperor Constantine the Great in the West and Licinius Augustus in the East‚ changed all of that. This agreement allowed for Christianity

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    In the Scarlet Letter‚ it is remarkable how Hawthorne shows Hester Prynne’s strength of character. Although Hawthorne does not give us much information about Hester’s life prior to the novel‚ he does show her great character which is revealed through the number of trials and obstacles she faced‚ her public humiliation and isolated Puritan life. Hester seems to have changed the greatest in character and attitude‚ from a haughty and proud demeanor to having a warm and tender heart. Throughout the novel

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    Inc. B. Papalia‚ Diane E.‚ VosOlals‚ Sally Wend (1998). Human Development. New York: McGraw – Hill Companies‚ Inc. C. Hurlock‚ Elizabeth B. (1980). Developmental Psychology.New York: McGraw – Hill Companies‚ Inc. D. Aquino‚ Gaudencio U.‚ Rezon‚ Perpetua V. (2000).Educational Psychology. Manila: Rex Book Store. E. Sanchez‚ C.A‚ Abad‚ P.F‚ Jao‚ L.V (1993).General Psychology. Manila: Rex Printing Company‚ Inc. F. Gaerlan‚ J.‚ Tria‚ G.‚ Limpingco‚ D.‚ Barion‚ J. (1994).General Psychology. Quezon City:

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    Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT Manila EN BANC G.R. No. 81567 October 3‚ 1991 IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION FOR HABEAS CORPUS OF ROBERTO UMIL‚ ROLANDO DURAL and RENATO VILLANUEVA‚ MANOLITA O. UMIL and NICANOR P. DURAL‚ FELICITAS V. SESE‚ petitioners‚ vs. FIDEL V. RAMOS‚ MAJ. GEN. RENATO DE VILLA‚ BRIG. GEN. RAMON MONTANO‚ BRIG. GEN. ALEXANDER AGUIRRE‚ respondents. G.R. Nos. 84581-82 October 3‚ 1991 AMELIA ROQUE and WILFREDO BUENAOBRA‚ petitioners‚ vs. GEN. RENATO DE VILLA

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    Symbols in The Scarlet Letter Symbolism plays an important role in many novels. Held with the distinction of implying important themes‚ symbols add depth to a story. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s novel The Scarlet Letter takes place in Boston‚ Massachusetts‚ in the 1640’s. Embellished with symbols and hidden themes‚ the novel tells “a tale of human frailty and sorrow” (Hawthorne 46). In addition to human flaw and sadness‚ the novel reveals inhumane punishment and torture from the government and citizens

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    Hebrews; As the title signifies‚ this book or epistle was originally addressed to Jewish Christians. In the early days following conversion through the preaching of some of Jesus’ original disciples‚ they became exemplary Christians and had helped supply the needs of other Christians. They had taken cheerfully the loss of their own possessions as they were persecuted for Christ’s name. However‚ at the time this letter was written their original teachers and leaders had died (Hebrews

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    What were some of the areas of conflict between early Christians and the Roman Empire? What were the issues and/or misunderstandings behind these conflicts? How did these help to shape Christian identity and practice? Christians and Roman Empire: conflicts and Christian identity "Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s‚ and unto God the things that are God’s" is one of the most famous sayings that Jesus Christ would have said in response to the question whether Christians should pay

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