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    context of sound‚ he primarily learns silence through his physical exercises. In an effort to acquire how to eliminate desire‚ Siddhartha does everything with an absence of sound: “Siddhartha stood silent in the vertical blaze of the sun…He stood silent in the rainy season…Silently he crouched…” However‚ the use of silence does not help him eliminate his desire for knowledge‚ and‚ dissatisfied‚ he moves on. His encounter with the Buddha also highly emphasizes silence‚ as the Illuminated One walks silently

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    “His ally was the world that chose to remain silent”(Blech). Our silence was the key that factored into the success of the Holocaust‚ in a way the Allies were no better than Hitler himself. Keep in mind‚ that this is not the only instance where the world decided to observe such terrors instead of acting on them. The world was also silent while the enslavement of Africans occurred in America for over two hundred years. The silence still continues today‚ the question is‚ will we ever learn to speak

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    defines indifference as silence. Elaborating

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    Paulo Freire in Pedagogy of the Oppressed goes into much detail about some of the challenges that the system of education faces. Some challenges that the education faces are concepts of‚ Fear of Freedom‚ Oppressed versus the Oppressor‚ and Culture of Silence. In the system of education‚ there is a fear of freedom‚ where the educators are afraid to challenge the curriculum of those in higher authority in the fear of losing their careers; they teach what they are told to teach their students. Some educators

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    Part A The main issues are whether or not the court would consider that the restrictive covenant in issue is void for contrary to public policy. The relevant legal principles are: A covenant must be no wider than is necessary to protect the legitimate interest of the employer. Attempting to stifle competition is impermissible and it is irrelevant that the employer taught the ex-employee everything he knows. The court area particular to prevent contracts‚ which seek to prevent an employee

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    church and in some cases from the family‚ and community. I find that to be true about myself in each of those aspects. I wouldn’t say I’m separated from my family‚ I would just say that I enjoy time alone more than the average person. I find peace in silence and some solitude. This also applies to community. I like being a part of my community‚ but would choose to be alone over part of a community. I wouldn’t say that I’m COMPLETELY separated from the church‚ but I’m also not an active participant. I

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    Wallace vs Jaffree was a United States Supreme Court case on June 4‚ 1985 that ruled 6-3 that an Alabama statute that authorized a one minute period of silence in all public schools violated the First Amendment. This ruling caused many people were angry with the way the schools handled the complaint. The complaint was filed in May 1982 by Ishmael Jaffree‚ but did not initially mention any statute. Before filing the case‚ he talked to one of the children’s teachers about stopping the prayer‚ She

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    Following the loss of her mother and baby brother Najmah‚ traveling with Akhtar and Khalida‚ begins the trip to Peshawar‚ Pakistan. During the trip Najmah admits that she "[has] not once on [the] journey" (Staples 87-88). This silence that has developed from her disconnection from others causes Najmah to become silent‚ resulting in the man vs. self conflict of her inability to communicate. (SIP-B) Her inability to sympathize or experience emotions and her inability to communicate

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    Say you are an old man. You live with an unpredictable teenager. You don’t know when your time will come but you know it’s coming soon. Very soon. You assume the boy is crazy for a second and forget about it 5 minutes later. You shouldn’t think bad about people. In the story‚ The Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allen Poe‚ Poe describes the fear and excitement of the characters to increase the level of suspense. The text states‚ “... and the old man sprang up in the bed‚ crying out - “Who’s there”(Poe 91)

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    Discuss the ways that choreographers use the aural setting to help them to communicate the choreographic intention. Use a range of examples from at least three professional works. The aural setting can be used in many ways to communicate the choreographic intention‚ for example‚ it can help tell the story and it can enhance character‚ mood and atmosphere. The aural setting can also help to set the scene and tell you where a dance is set‚ for example‚ place or era. Nutcracker! (2002) by Matthew

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