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    In the essay “Shrouded in Contradiction” by Gelareh Asayesh discusses the distention of gender in her Islamic society. She expresses her feeling toward wearing a hijab and how it’s not a big deal until it is. “None have been more daring than I. I’ve wound my scarf into a turban‚ leaving my neck bare to the breeze. The woman in black is a government employee paid to police public morals. ’’Fix your scarf at once!’’ she snaps. ’’But I’m hot‚’’ I say. ’’You’re hot?’’ she exclaims. ’’Don’t you think

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    Shrouded In Contradiction

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    1- I think the author’s clearly reluctant; she announces that hijab is both a gift and a condemnation yet neglects to pick one over the other. The author numbers the benefits of hijab as she says that it veils suggestive flexibility‚ and it encourages climbing above basic sexual delights and going into a higher otherworldly state. Additionally the fundamental bad marks of hijab as she gives a sample of the strictness of the law masters and the resultant separation. However again she can’t choose

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    Shrouded in Contradiction ( Gelareh Asayesh) A major contradiction in this story is that the young woman feels torn between two different ways of life. One being an obedient Muslim in Tehran Iran and the other taking place in her new American home in Chapel Hill‚ North Carolina. While staying in Iran‚ she is forced to wear hijab‚ the Islamic covering‚ and at times her misses being able to feel the wind blow threw her hair. Having to go back and forth between two life styles is a hard adjustment

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    Stereotypes and Contradictions It is a part of human nature to make judgments on others based solely on appearances. The short story “Flight Patterns” by Sherman Alexie reveals the sheer pervasiveness of stereotypes in American culture. The main character‚ William‚ is a walking contradiction in that he is a Native American businessman that loves his job and is always traveling‚ but hates to fly and hates to leave his family. He is also a victim of discriminations‚ yet he too makes his own judgments

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    The Contradiction of Civilization In Civilization and its Discontents‚ Sigmund Freud provides meaning to human nature and our unhappiness. He proposes that mankind is in constant struggle with instinctive violent and sexual behaviors. Civilization has created boundaries to regulate our behavior. Freud believes that these boundaries repress our natural instincts and ultimately lead to unhappiness. Civilization is created to protect mankind and establish a functional society‚ but it is in our

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    of Christianity. The researchers have explored many different literatures and have concluded that the Bible is inerrant and contains no contradictions. The bible consists of 66 books that were written by 40 authors fifteen hundred years ago. Since the inception of the trinity some Christians’’ and atheist hold the view that the bible is full of contradictions. Let us examine this statement” does the bible contradict its self?” Many people does not understand what they read and as a result miss

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    Contradictions of Love

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    Franz Kafka once said‚ “Love is a drama of contradictions.” In other words‚ love can cause joy as well as sorrow. Often in life‚ people are in love and therefore have many contradictions with those that they love. William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet explains the rivalry between two households‚ the Montagues and the Capulets. Romeo‚ a Montague‚ and Juliet‚ a Capulet‚ fall in love‚ but since their houses experience strong hatred toward each other‚ they must withstand difficult challenges and face

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    government and strong national defense‚ but as a result of trying to uphold so many values‚ contradictions arise. In order to better understand what these what these contradictions are and the reasons for why they exist‚ this paper will first establish conservatives’ views on economy‚ international relations and the relationship between religion and politics compare conservative’s views and then analyze the contradictions as well as uniformity between these views. On the subject of religion‚ conservatives

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    A Living Contradiction   Art is a language. Art is a contradiction. It universally speaks for us and goes against two conflicting ideas people come up with. Art has its bad and good effects. This so happens to create various meanings towards art and how significant it turns out to be. The logic behind art’s opposing sides is introduced in Oscar Wilde’s "Preface" to The Picture of Dorain Gray Art‚ Plato’s Republic VII‚ and Kenneth Koch’s On Aesthetics. These authors show how simple and complicated

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    1984 Contradictions To contradict something is to oppose it. For example to call the Pope an atheist‚ is indeed a contradiction. Winston Smith‚ who is a main character in the novel 1984 by George Orwell‚ works in the Ministry of Truth. But does the name of the department mean exactly what it says it is? In the novel 1984 by George Orwell‚ he explains everywhere Winston goes‚ even his own home‚ the Party watches him through telescreens; everywhere he looks he sees the face of the Party’s seemingly

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