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    from the prince on the third day that she is granted to be human‚ she is to forever belong to the sea witch. In the book the Little Mermaid is not named Ariel; she has no name other than Mermaid. Her main purpose in the book is to gain an immortal soul rather than gaining the prince’s love. In fact‚ the prince ends up marrying a different princess in the end of the story. If she does not marry the prince‚ she will turn into sea foam and never see her family again. Looking at the purposes of the

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    Plato's Tripartite

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    Plato created the tripartite theory of the soul to represent what helps people make a decision‚ and the nature of a person’s soul. Plato’s tripartite of the soul is the appetite‚ the spirit‚ and the mind (1). The appetite is the part of us that seeks pleasures‚ comforts‚ and physical satisfactions. The spirit part is what gets angry when we hear something that we feel is wrong. Lastly‚ the mind is our consciousness or awareness. Parallel to Plato’s tripartite is Aristotle’s tripartite which are reason

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    Life and Sorrow

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    and left us in anguish that numbered all feelings. But t have since risen from the depths to which Sonia’s death crushed me‚ and phoenix- like have left my dead ashes‚ to sing the charms that the death of one so dearly loved can bring to the soul. I have known the darkness of occasional brooding‚ but I would dwell most upon a struggle with sorrow that has sweetened my nature‚ which otherwise‚ would have been stultified by the pain. Pain‚ I have realized‚ is beautiful only when one can

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    On the left is Last Judgement (c. 1120- 1146). It is from Autun Cathedral in France. On the right is Aspe of Saint Climent de Taüll (c.1123). It is located in the church of Saint Climent de Taüll. During this period‚ every church has its own relic. It was believed that it could heal the sick and could offer blessings that might even shorten ones time in purgatory if one came and paid homage and prayed to them. The Autun Cathedral was built specifically to house the relics of St. Lazarus. Lazarus

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    James Joyce's Araby

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    can be found on Joyce’s emphasis on gloominess by connecting it to the adults and their dark souls – the uncle and the marketer –‚ which probably stand for society as a whole. The gloominess of the text is expressed literally by the repetition of the theme of darkness and by the metaphors of the latter. This is also the reason why the mention of “light”‚ of which the meaning can be interpreted as the pure soul of a child‚ is rarely emerging throughout the text. By discussing the text’s epiphany ant

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    The Retreat

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    which can be traced in the agoraphobia of a person‚ which constantly goads him/her to seek refuge in the mother’s womb. On the philosophical level‚ what Vaughan’s says in the poem‚ tallies with Plato’s theory of anamnesis and transmigration of the soul. But above all‚ the purpose of the poet here is didactic‚ and he has given to the poem a deep religious meaning and fervour by drawing upon the inherent Christian doctrines and symbols. The poem begins with the characteristic lament for the lost childhood

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    he collect human souls and put them into his box‚ but he can also control the natural elements such as winds‚ to frighten people according to his will and summon the spirit of dead men. Secondly‚ Mr. Scratch is frightening because of his casual attitude toward human life. In his eyes‚ human life is insignificant and menial. When collecting human souls is regarded as a normal affair‚ Mr. Scratch can mutter the names of these collected souls in such a natural way and catch human souls just like butterflies

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    Meno’s argument by telling him that the priests and priestess and other divinely inspired poets say that the soul of a man is immortal. He uses the immortality to say that the soul has seen everything in this world and the other world and‚ therefore‚ it has learned everything that is. Therefore man should not be surprised if the soul recalls the knowledge of virtue or anything that the soul possessed. Socrates argues that‚ when a man

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    Music

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    Music is an important part of my life because; music consoles the human spirit and soul and brings peace and comfort to my personal being. A Reason why music is important to me is because i feel music calms be down and take me to another world. It elevates me to another dimension where I just feel that I am living what life is all about. Music elevates because it takes my mind to think about those words that are being singed. Another reason why music is important to my life is because music inspires

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    Meno's Paradox Analysis

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    Further states that the “soul is reborn but never destroyed” and that the “soul has learned everything” (Meno 81b-c). Nothing is learned but “it (the soul) recollects the things it knew before”. Plato then attempts to provide some sort of formal proof that the theory is plausible (Cline 2). Socrates asks Meno to “call over one of these many

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