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    Scarlet Letter Deviant

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    Even in today’s society they are still forms of ostracism and shunning due to undesirable actions of certain people. Much like in the Scarlet Letter as Hester is branded an outcast due to having a baby out of wedlock and out her current marriage to someone who could technically be dead. Similar to Hester‚ teen moms today face a similar form of ostracism due to have babies at such a young age and almost always out of wedlock. Of course‚ there will be snickering and gossip from the students around

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    Ambiguity‚ which is doubleness or inconclusiveness of meaning‚ is an important characteristic of Hawthorne’s style in The Scarlet Letter. Constantly used throughout the story‚ ambiguity continually keeps the readers attention. Examples of ambiguity are clearly seen throughout the book. When Hester Prynne is leaving the prison‚ Hawthorn briefly describes a rosebush In front of the prison. Hawthorne says‚ "…or whether‚ as there is fair authority for believing it had sprung up under the footsteps of

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    Nature Vs Nurture Debate

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    Looking at this question from the nature perspective‚ one would argue that an organism’s genes influence these processes. Natural human behavior is seen as the result of already-present biological factors‚ such as genetic code. On the other hand‚ someone looking at it from a nurture perspective would argue that these processes are acquired through interaction with the environment. Nurtured human behavior is seen as the result of environmental interaction‚ which can provoke changes in brain structure

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    There has been numerous discussions on the nature vs. nurture topic. One side says that nature‚ or genes‚ are responsible for developing children the way that they are‚ while another side says that nurture‚ the environment‚ is responsible. Regardless‚ nurture is the main cause for “monsters” and their behavior because our peers and family help shape our personality‚ interests‚ behavior‚ and how we act. One of the most important reasons why nurture is responsible for making “monsters” is that humans

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    Nature v Nurture debate

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    are brought up and influenced by our surroundings that make us who we are. This argument is known as the nature v nurture debate and has been going on for many years as to this day‚ it is still not resolved. Nurture refers to the social‚ economic and environmental influences while nature refers to the genetic and biological influences. The way we look can be argued to be mainly due to nature as the genes we inherit from our parents provide a basis of how we look. An example of this could be when

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    Scarlet Letter Notes

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    Question 1: A Prison and a cemetery are the first things needed. It shows how strict the laws there were. Additional was the fact that for a punishment‚ for whatever sin‚ you either went to prison or were killed some way and buried in the cemetery. It sets the precedent of strict rules through the church. The Puritans ruled everything in their entirety through the church. They constantly went through the bible picking out different verses “deciphering” their meaning and utilizing these as evidence

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    Scarlet Letter Analysis

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    The Scarlet Letter‚ written by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ has characters that each bring different feelings and emotions to the story. While reading the novel‚ I noticed that Pearl‚ Hester’s daughter‚ was very different from the other main characters‚ though at the same time‚ she was almost a second Hester. With the addition of Pearl‚ Hawthorne’s story comes to a completely different level. Around the first part of the book‚ Hawthorne doesn’t talk much about Pearl or describe her in any way‚ but this

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    Nature is defined as a condition that is inherited genetically‚ so the information‚ which encodes in the genes‚ is inherited from both parents at the time of conception and carries it throughout its life course. There are many things that are genetically inherited like for example your gender‚ eye colour‚ a danger from certain diseases that come in the family and lastly your height. This concept of nature can be referred as a biological inherited tendency so like a natural thing that cannot be prevented

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    The Story The Scarlet Letter is a story that is about a woman named Hester who had committed Adultery. She now wears what is known as the Scarlet A. The Scarlet A is worn on her chest for everyone is the town to see‚ and to know that she is an Adulter. The townspeople found out about her committing adultery because she had a baby named Pearl‚ but her husband has been gone for a whole two years so it wasn’t to hard to figure it out. The only thing nobody knew was who Pearl’s father was. Hester’s husband

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    Nature vs. Nurture by Art Spiegelman I enjoy the work of Art Spiegelman. Spiegelman uses the playful medium of comic books in order to communicate his thoughts and feeling on more serious topics. He is the only person to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for a comic book. In Nature vs. Nurture Spiegelman explores the issue of gender and how much influence a parent has‚ (nurture)‚ over what is innate with a child. In this entry I will describe this comic strip and give my opinion of what

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