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    1. How do Amanda’s dreams for her daughter contrast with the realities of the Wingfields’ day-to-day existence? The dream Amanda has for her daughter contrasts with the reality of the Wingfield’s existence‚ because Amanda is not accepting the reality of her own existence‚ she is constantly referring to her past life; a Southern belle with many Gentlemen callers. She convinces herself that Laura can live the life she expected to continue for herself‚ not realizing her daughter does not share her

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    reason. It is a strange philosophical symbiosis from which a magnificent and new organism emerges. We know that the goal of metaphysics is to somehow develop an all-encompassing hypothesis as to what the ultimate nature of the universe is and reality itself. The human mind being the way it is‚ will not accept any of the possibilities unearthed by metaphysical questioning unless it is in part rationalized by epistemic inquiry. For example‚ the old question about the tree falling in the woods

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    Plato

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    totality of real things in the world without any inclination to question the veracity of their perception. Once one of them is released from the chains and comes out of the cave‚ he is welcomed into a new reality‚ one that supersedes the misapprehension of the shadows as an extension of reality. In doing this‚ Plato attempts to describe the awareness of how our mind works. Because of the ensuing inferences that are drawn from his allegory‚ I will argue that Plato falls short of a comprehensive depiction

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    virtual reality environments. Here man and machine continue to exist in a mutually beneficial symbiosis and each is dependent on the other for its own realization. In an environment like this voices‚ sensory impressions‚ images‚ dreams‚ perceptions and streams of data can all be intercepted‚ encoded‚ represented and manipulated by means of machines and computational substrates. Here not only the external appendages‚ accessories and apparatuses have been treated as machines but the entire reality or the

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    The Truth of War

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    many people because they value the importance that there is to serving the country and fighting for justice. People tend to think that it’s an honor and glory to fight for our country‚ but in reality what they don’t know is that war is draining and horrible. We see different views about war that in reality we don’t know the exact truth about war. We won’t have an exact answer to what the truth of war is because of the different opinions we might get. What may seem to be the truth of war for me to

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    A dream Movie " Inception"

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    A Dream Movie: Director Depicts His Reality Differences among people exist in many ways‚ the way they think‚ feel and how they express these to others. Expressing ourselves is important for everyone because in a way we get that feeling of freeness. As human beings we tend to be very sentimental‚ therefore we feel the need to be heard by others of what they think‚ feel‚ and themselves. A person may express themselves in way that is more appropriate to them. For Christopher Nolan the best way to

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    of thought‚ idealism as describe by Ishumi and nyirenda (2002) that it is the traditional philosophy where by ideas are primarily and matter is the derivative of ideas‚ matter exist only in the form of ideas. Idealism‚ in philosophy‚ a theory of reality and of knowledge that attributes to consciousness‚ or the immaterial mind‚ a primary role in the constitution of the world‚ Idealism is the view that all physical objects are mind-dependent and can have no existence apart from a mind that is conscious

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    Phl 212 Study Guide

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    Phl 212 Leibniz: • Problems: o mind-body interaction o problem of other minds o hard determinism/fatalism o freedom of the will o Knowledge of universal necessary truths action at a distance "occult" Motion is a Plenum( a space completely filled of matter; all together) Monad- A simple substance-without parts there must be simples b/c there are composites A simple thing can’t be extended Monads can only begin or end all at once What are they? They are not bodies‚ they are simple but

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    Oh Hai.

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    the French postmodernist philosopher Jean Baudrillard. Elements of Jean Baudrillard’s ideas on postmodernism are becoming increasingly apparent in today’s society. Baudrillard often emphasized the themes of relative truth‚ simulation‚ and hyper-reality. These themes have begun to arise through the cloud of ambiguity within the inner workings of the popular social networking site Facebook. Facebook’s profiles‚ pictures‚ and newsfeed are all evidence of Baudrillard’s notions on postmodernism Thus

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    Cannery Row Essay

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    and the reality of the city. This introduces his distinct literary style‚ which is maintained throughout the novella. The reader would be oblivious to the internal struggles faced‚ if not for the use of the tide pool as a microcosm of Cannery Row. He tries to find a balance between his fantastic memories and the truth by intertwining the use of Romanticism and Realism. His struggle becomes apparent when introduced to the subtle difference between utopia and chaos‚ the intrusion of dark reality‚ and

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