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    Cs Lewis 4 Loves

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    Introduction: C.S. Lewis writes about God-love and Gift-love and the differences between both. He starts off describing Need-love. The best I can describe Need-love is in this passage on page 2: "We are born helpless. As soon as we are fully conscious we discover loneliness. We need others physically‚ emotionally‚ intellectually; we need them if we are to know anything‚ even ourselves." We can perceive Need-love to be selfish but as C.S. Lewis uses an example to describe how Need-love is not

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    foremost‚ every individual can play a part in enhancing national by being more patriotic. This is because when we are patrotic we will appreciate being a Malaysian citizen who has the right to live a peaceful and war-free life. Moreover‚ having high patriotism will ensure that we really love our country and we will not do anything to harm the peach and harmony. For example‚ every one of us can respect the ’Negaraku’ song and ’Rukunegara’‚ fly our national flag during idependence Day and so on. Therefore

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    parents’ face as they watched the catastrophe unfold. I also remember seeing pictures of an American flag waving in the middle of rubble. Though our country was shaken we were also united. Citizens began to show patriotism more than ever before and display courage against our enemies. Patriotism is important to me because of my freedom‚ my faith‚ and my family. Our country is not like any other. We are able to do things that people in some countries would only dream of doing. Whether it is enjoying

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    shaping perceptions both domestically and internationally‚ ultimately serving the strategic interests of the warring parties. 2. What is the difference between a’smart’ and a’smart’? Two key objectives of propaganda are to instill fear and to evoke patriotism. Fear-inducing propaganda aims to manipulate emotions by highlighting the dangers posed by the enemy‚ portraying them as ruthless aggressors bent on destruction. For example‚ during World War II‚ the Allied powers utilized posters‚ films‚ and radio

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    Brutus: an Honorable Man

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    conspirators‚  loath how ambitious Caesar was so they decided to stop his control of Rome. Being caught in middle‚ Brutus’s sense of patriotism and his integrity coerced him to two vital decisions‚ the death of Caesar and his own death. Brutus’s level of patriotism is inconsequential to the story because plays a factor in many of his important decisions . Brutus exhibits patriotism throughout the play‚ such as his loyalty of his country over a friend. During the play‚  Brutus becomes increasingly patriotic

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    chapter 11 it narrows down to the definitions of national and patriotism. When talking about nationalism and patriotism‚ one might think of the famous quote by George Orwell‚ who said that nationalism is “the worst enemy of peace”. According to him‚ “nationalism is a feeling that one’s country is superior to another in all respects‚ while patriotism is merely a feeling of admiration for a way of life. These concepts show that patriotism is passive by nature and

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    placed on trial for obstructing the draft in 1917. The country was awash in patriotism‚ and she was prosecuted as an enemy of the state. When preparing her speech‚ she realized that a seated jury would be a microcosm of the country’s national spirit. Jurors may have had children or loved ones committed or lost to the Great War. Her position‚ though heartfelt and eloquently expressed‚ with an attempt to express her own patriotism‚ was subversive and

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    inaugural address he states not only what he was going to do in his time as president but bring the divided nation together to move forward. By using diction and figurative language as well as triggering patriotism‚ Kennedy creates a sense of unity for all his listeners. Kennedy develops patriotism through figurative language. Kennedy claims that "the torch has been passed to a new generation." The is no physical torch literally being passed but it serves a more subconscious purpose. The torch stands

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    Patriotism is an emotional attachment to a nation which an individual recognizes as their homeland. Singing the national anthem and reciting the pledge of allegiance are two forms of patriotism. These two icons represent our American Flag as we face and stand up while we recite the anthem. Former Vice President Dan Quayle said‚ “This proud display

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    gain supporters in her campaign. She holds great patriotism towards her religion and country ‚ along with her fellow gender.

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