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    What does freedom mean to you Freedom is a very respectful word‚ to me it is the root from which we grew. Like the people before us‚ we could never truly appreciate what it has given us. Freedom resides in all of us‚ and I mean of all races and sex‚ age‚ creature we all feel it is our life. Even in the beginning freedom birthed before us and as we grew and learned to appreciate and long for it‚ it became us‚ we are freedom and freedom is how we began. It is our motivation to be who we want to be

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     Place attachment can be defined as attachment between human and place and the impact that places have on people.  Sense of place is a concept in which men feels places‚ percept them and attach meaning to them.  In tuan literature what is significant is the concept of Jopophilia‚ this concept implies a strong link between person and environment in terms of mental emotional and cognitive (tuou‚1977).  Attachment of places is one of the most important concept in relationship between place and

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    My Cultural Identity

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    The word Culture has many different meanings and for a long time it only seemed confined to my ethnic background. My teachers in grade school would ask me what my culture was and the first and only thing I would think of is that I’m a white American. Yes‚ that is what I am‚ but also a Woman‚ a sports geek‚ a music lover‚ a California native‚ a waitress‚ a student and many more. From the moment I was born‚ I was put into multiple different culture groups. Some which were by choice while others I chose

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    Tolerance of Cultures in New York ----------------------- What is cultural tolerance? A formal definition would include something along the lines of “A disposition to allow freedom of choice and behavior‚ no matter what the color or creed.” However‚ I believe it is much more then a simple definition. I believe it’s cultural diffusion‚ something much more then just tolerance. Not only is it just tolerating someone‚ or a group. It involves working with them‚ and holding and learning so much history

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    In the poem “Cross”‚ by Langston Hughes have many different denotations in the title. Denotation is a dictionary meaning of a word. Connotation is a feeling that a word invokes to its literal or primary meaning. There are also many examples of connotation in the poem that Hughes uses. What different denotations does the title have? What connotations are linked to each of them? The title “Cross”‚ has many different denotations including a symbol of a religious belief‚ pass by‚ or an object. The

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    What Is Incivility?

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    According to Merriam-Webster‚ Incivility is the act of being uncivil‚ rude or discourteous to others‚ which has become an increased problem in the recent years in the nursing community. Any act of violence whether verbal or physical toward another nurse or coworker is considered to be an act of incivility. Granted this behavior is not always meant to cause harm‚ but if it entails violations of social standards and practices it is considered an act of incivility. Incivility can be apparent in several

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    The Elizabethan Age Thomas Wolfe‚ an American novelist‚ once said‚ “Culture is the arts elevated to a set of beliefs” (“Thomas Wolfe Quotes”). What defines a culture? According to Dictionary.com‚ a culture is a stage of civilization‚ with its own quality in arts‚ manners‚ and pursuits. Like many other societies and civilizations‚ different factors affected and shaped England’s culture. At the time‚ the reign of Queen Elizabeth saw England as a prominent‚ leading nation due to its trade and commerce

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    Quality television is a term which has been given to television program’s which tend to be of a higher standard than others. These television show’s generally offer a range of characteristics which set themselves apart from the rest of television. Whilst Quality Television is a recognized term‚ many have failed to put a definition on it. This had led the author Robert J Thompson‚ a leading theorist in the concept of Quality TV‚ to comment that “No one can exactly say what “quality television” means”

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    Construe Vs Shading

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    Construal is how people view the content of a specific instance‚ situation‚ entity‚ or relationship. Two different people can witness the same exact scenario‚ but describe it different ways. How people construe content is not reality and each person will always construe a situation differently. For example‚ the famous black/blue or white/gold dress that was popular a couple years back. Everybody who viewed that dress construed it differently. Two people might have saw it as black/blue‚ but the shading

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    Analyzing Kant's Argument

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    The analytic-synthetic furrow; a notion whereby an analytic statement is one which is true by virtue of its meaning and independent of fact‚ whereas‚ a synthetic statement is true and grounded in fact‚ is fundamental to the aspect of logic of analytical propositions made in this discussion. The passage in question is signified by Kant’s argument concerning “natural science” in which he puts forward a two-step system concerning human interpretation of the natural world and the application of our sensory

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