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    • This quotation is extremely important in the story as it helps the group find their definition of justice. This is Socrates’ definition of courage based upon the previous arguments Glaucon‚ Adeimantus‚ and Socrates himself had made previously. What we are told to be afraid of and the opposite are preserved through many generations‚ promoting courage for different people through each one. This quotation is important because it shows exactly how “courage” works. This could be useful for people who

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    Previously‚ Socrates‚ Glaucon‚ and Adeimantus had discussed certain teachings and poetry that Socrates believed should be shown in his ideal city. In his ideal city Socrates defines several characteristics and exemptions of the guardians and continues in this next section. Socrates states that the rulers or guardians should be the only ones allowed to lie‚ but only if the lie is to benefit the city. Socrates concerns himself with those individuals who do not stick to one art or activity‚ so if guardians

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    The Republic Reflection Socrates was a man of distinction and a man with strong ideas on how to make a more perfect society. Although a lot of his ideas conflict with his ability to be just or unjust it does not in his mind. Being just or unjust is a major topic in the book and there are many different ways of being both. Socrates used the terms‚ not necessarily the way we would normally use the term today‚ but parts of his depiction made sense. He said a lot of different things could be

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    Family Violence

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    reading of this chapter‚ how would you define family violence? Family violence occurs in many forms; the most prominent are domestic violence‚ child abuse‚ and elder abuse. Family violence affects many persons at some point in their life and constitutes the majority of violent acts in our society. Family violence requires that a relationship exist between the parties before‚ during and after the incident of the family violence. Family violence differs within each family and is any act committed

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    Violence and the Media

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    Violence and the Media Joshua Verana COMM3 MWF 1pm California State University Fresno Spring 2013 TOPIC: Violence and the media. GENERAL PURPOSE: This speech will persuade. SPECIFIC PURPOSE: The purpose of this speech is to persuade others to be more cautious about the acts of violence that can effect children displayed in the media. THESIS: This speech is not to condemn violence in the media‚ but rather inform people that violence in the media can influence children and that grownups

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    In the Gorgias1‚ Socrates says‚ “I think that I am the only or almost the only Athenian living who practices the true art of politics; I am the only politician of my time”‚ while in the Apology2‚ he claims that “he who will really fight for the right‚ if he would live even for a little while‚ must have a private station and not a public one.” As we know‚ Socrates did manage to live for over 70 years‚ and did indeed confine himself to a private stance; but how can one be a politician without being

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    Violence In Hamlet

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    Hamlet is a play that represents violence through its many scenes. The violence is shown throughout multiple characters including Hamlet‚ Claudius‚ Laertes‚ and Fortinbras. Also‚ the plot includes multiple situations of violence such as the killing of late King Hamlet‚ Gertrude‚ Laertes‚ and Hamlet. The killing of these main characters derives from acts of revenge and selfishness‚ as they all represent inhumane qualities. Though other events in this play exhibit violence‚ such as the killing of late

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    Domestic Violence

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    INFORMATIVE SPEECH: “What is domestic Violence‚ how common it is and which are some of the main signs that we can recognize domestic relationships.” “What do you think that is Domestic Violence?” Before I answer to this question‚ let me tell you a short story. Her friends describe Maria “as the perfect girl”. She is beautiful‚ she is working and she has many friends. However‚ Maria has many problems in her family. Her father is alcoholic and he is not working to feet his family. So‚

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    1. Callicles claims that we only have to look at nature to find evidence that it is right for better people to have a greater share than worse people. How does Socrates respond to this argument? Who makes the stronger case? Why? Socrates firstly exposes Callicles’ use of equivocation‚ a rhetorical ploy that avoids acknowledgement of an undermining truth while not being literally false‚ itself. He then accuses Callicles of equating strength with superiority‚ highlighting an absence of semantic

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    of male dominance in intimate relations in the form of marital violence‚” says an impassioned Roushan Jahan‚ a co-founder and former president of Women for Women‚ a research and study group in her book titled Hidden Danger--Women and Family Violence in Bangladesh. Around the world‚ women suffer from poverty and discrimination more than men. However‚ the problem is particularly severe in South Asia‚ especially in Bangladesh. Violence towards women is often ignored as an issue of poverty‚ even though

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