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    certain similarities and certain  differences. For example‚  a  recurring  effect  of  loneliness  sadness.  McCrae’s  sadness  is  shown  on  the  night  of  Mother’s  Day.  He  stares  at  himself  in  the  mirror  and  then  sticks  a  dead­letter  stamp  to  his  forehead  for  revenge  towards  Hughes‚ who had been rude to him before. Aminata also feels sadness when she  questions  her  purpose  in  life.  In  both  cases‚  loneliness  leads  to  sadness.  However‚

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    Seven Deadly Sins

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    They were‚ in order of increasing seriousness: gluttony‚ lust‚ avarice‚ sadness‚ anger‚ acedia‚ vainglory‚ and pride. In the late 6th century‚ Pope Gregory the Great reduced the list to seven items‚ folding vainglory into pride‚ acedia into sadness‚ and adding envy. His ranking of the Sins’ seriousness was based on the degree from which they offended against love. It was‚ from most serious to least: pride‚ envy‚ anger‚ sadness‚ avarice‚ gluttony‚ and lust. Later theologians‚ including St. Thomas Aquinas

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    Does True Altruism Exist?

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    was as a result of relieving the personal sadness within the observer that arose from the heightened empathy the observer felt for the sufferer‚ rather than the selfless act to relieve the sufferer of their distress. In the first experiment conducted‚ it was found that high-empathy-set subjects did show elevated helping scores‚ but that they were no longer helpful when they received a sadness-canceling reward. Therefore‚ it is as a result of personal sadness that led to

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    villager on the streets of Vancouver to fend for herself. A Mountie arrives and informs Mark that the villager was taken in at a tavern and forced to work as a prostitute until she died of a heroin overdose. Mark spends much time pondering the "depth of sadness": the poverty in the village‚ the con man’s cruelty and misogyny‚ and the greed that seems to drive the white men. Mark dies‚ as everyone knew he would‚ but not before profoundly impacting the village and allowing the villagers to impact him as well

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    ENG 3307-01 March 19‚ 2012 Explication on “Ode on Melancholy” In "Ode on Melancholy" John Keats expresses to readers the truth he sees‚ that joy and pain are inseparable and to experience joy fully we must experience sadness fully. Keats valued intensity of emotion‚ thought‚ and experience (“Classification Of Poem”). Keats does not stray away from the suggestion that feeling intensely means that grief or depression may cause sorrow and torture. Throughout the poem Keats expresses his values

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    “Sebastian’s Voodoo” by Joaquin Baldwin for the first time I felt very sad. I notice many voodoo dolls were being tortured and killed. In addition‚ the main doll sacrifices its own life in order to save his friends. The way Joaquin Baldwin represent sadness in the film is by focusing on the animation style‚ along with the different moods and the use of sounds. Joaquin Baldwin used many realistic and detailed effects to show the overall setting of the horrible conditions that the voodoo dolls were living

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    both sentences creates a feel of a never-ending list of sadness and misery. Roethke chose to prolong the sentence in order for the reader to feel as though they are deprived of a break because like society in the poem they are trapped as the list goes on and on. Asyndeton is partnered with personification in sentence one to create the gloomy and somber tone. By personifying everyday inanimate objects with feelings such as the “Inexorable sadness of pencils… Misery of manila folders…” (lines 1 & 3)

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    The Importance Of Emotions In Logical Reasoning & Decision Making Emotions are important because they are essential in controlling almost everything we do‚ say‚ or think. If a person lacks emotions they lack the ability to make smart choices and decisions. This can fall in the category of logic. Logic is pretty much another word for common sense‚ it is a necessity in everyday life and making the right (and sometimes wrong) decisions. For example‚ if somone makes a bad decision such as trusting

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    largely for the fact that not a lot of essay papers were written over Mozart‚ along with Symphony No. 40 capturing the sadness of Mozart’s end in life. Even with the hardships Mozart was experiencing he was still able to produce this beautiful symphony. Symphonies that can introduce a more melancholy tone tend to rise to the top of the list for me. Why does Mozart reflect so much sadness in Symphony No. 40 after such a life of prosperity? Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart‚ born in Austria in 1756 learned to play

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    Turn Out The Lights

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    gradually devastate every fiber of my being. Baker’s way for crushing words only affected me further with the rest of her debut album. To say the very least‚ Baker established herself as a modern-day poetic prodigy who writes in a mode of exquisite sadness‚ with a transmissive language of pain‚ suffering and hope for all to hold onto. Having said that‚ listening to her latest project Turn Out the Lights exceeds astronomical expectations as quite the mesmerizing experience.

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