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    passion? Henry David Thoreau’s Walden is a text about seeking a purposeful life by following your passions. When you focus on your passions‚ your life becomes meaningful. Living life to its full potential makes your life meaningful. Throughout my own life‚ I have always had dreams and goals to achieve in the future. I believe Thoreau speaks about a person’s drive to see what tomorrow brings them when he writes about his “infinite expectation of the dawn.” line 5. Through his writing‚ Thoreau explains

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    The Observation of Ants Introduction Myrmecology has been around since the late 18th and early 19th century. Myrmecology is derived from the Greek word Murmek‚ which means ant. There are three main names that are most noteworthy: Linne who produced "Systemae Naturae" which he describes eighteen species of ants. Fabricius created five more genera and further described other species. Latreille was the most significant‚ he collected and studied the ants of Europe and described many species overlooked

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    In part 2 of the “yellow face” video‚ it opens with David Henry Hwang for being honored by the American Heart Association. In his acceptance speech‚ Hwang compliments Marcus King while giving advice to Asian American actors with regards to how to manage the American media. Hwang states “I feel like it’s one of the biggest responsibilities for any actor of color to stay true to his community to make sure that we only put out positive energy. This speech is consistent with everything else Hwang has

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    the Queen ant‚ Princess Atta‚ and even Hopper the grasshopper.   Also‚ the ant colony it self portrays the differences in social groups and who is looked at as a norm based on the ants perception and those who are deviant from the colony.   And lastly‚ another sociological perspective that can be seen is the symbolic interationist perspective and the way one acts of deviance or norm and if that is based and if that behavior is biological or learned.   In what follows the colony of ants will be descried

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    Thoreau and Individuality

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    minority of people that have a unique way of rationalizing their ideas and enforcing them‚ regardless of what societal stance is on the issue. Henry David Thoreau is best known for his independent thinking and controversial ideas. In his book Walden‚ he searches for and finds individuality. This is best shown through his perspective on the faults of man. Thoreau is very critical on human lifestyle and has a passionate distaste for all the faults of mankind. He discusses man ’s love for idleness‚ and

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    an extreme‚ and thus lose their meaning. Many should consider taking their teachings with a grain of salt as they come from a time when it was easy for white men to go and experience life‚ but it was harder for those from less privileged groups. Thoreau once said‚ “Shams and delusions are esteemed for soundest truths‚ while reality is fabulous.” Many are inclined to agree given the state of the world around us. What with corruption weaving it’s way into our government‚ schools‚ and even places of

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    David Henry Hwang is the protagonist in this movie that accidentally cast a Caucasian in an Asian American role but has to protect his reputation as an Asian American role model. He struggles and also many Asians struggle with having many role models in America as their influence isn’t really big in the film industry. In the film industry it is not saturated with many Asians and this is a problem to David because he is a role model in the community and if this surfaces he will be looked down upon

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    Thoreau Transcendentalism

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    Henry David Thoreau is a writer from the 19th century who sparked the movement entitled transcendentalism. This movement was one that people from that time would never of imagined. The basis of transcendentalism was that everyone is what they wanted to be‚ there was nothing holding anyone back; churches‚ work‚ society‚ you could be the center of your own universe and whatever that meant to yourself. The two chapters from Walden‚ Solitude and Higher Laws where both very intriguing and very challenging

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    technological advancements has arrived‚ and materialism is sweeping through the country at an increasing pace. Americans desire to live a lifestyle complete with the latest technology. Technology has spread to many different areas in life. Henry David Thoreau promoted a life that denied materialistic values. Although not all of his views could improve today’s society‚ some of them should be reintroduced. As materialism moves through the United States‚ citizens should choose a balance of Thoreau’s

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    Henry David Thoreau and Martin Luther King‚ in "Civil Disobedience" and "Letter from Birmingham Jail‚" respectively‚ both conjure a definitive argument on the rights of insubordination during specified epochs of societal injustice. Thoreau‚ in his enduring contemplation of life and its purpose‚ insightfully analyzes the conflicting relationship between the government and the people it governs. He considerately evokes the notion that the majority of people are restrained by the government and society

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