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    The article “A Conversation With Whales” by James Nestor‚ featured in The New York Times on April 15‚ 2016‚ argues the best way to observe and study whales is by free diving. As a scientist who closely studied sperm whales by free diving on a research team‚ Nestor wrote this article to express the urgency surrounding learning about whales as they approach endangerment. He successfully explains the importance of free-diving for this purpose through ethos‚ logos‚ and pathos. Nestor uses personal credentials

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    ELT107 TMA Title: Comparing and Contrasting Desires of Mathilde in ‘The Necklace’ and the unnamed narrator in ‘Araby’. In both James Joyce’s “Araby” and Guy de Maupassant’s “The Necklace‚” the reader is brought into the pursuits of desires of the protagonists. In “Araby”‚ the portrayal of desire reflects the need for spiritual stability and understanding in the confused religious society. In contrast‚ the desire in “The Necklace” reveals a person’s inner need of being loved and being

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    In his article‚ "The Case against Free Will" James Rachels investigates the idea of choice and what makes through and through freedom a vital idea. Rachels additionally contends that just individual and God have unrestrained choice‚ yet God’s ability with the expectation of complimentary will is still under inquiries. There are several main point Rachel mention in this article. Rachels says Darrow’s resistance that individuals that never in charge of their activities‚ in light of the fact that their

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    Native Americans’ first contact with Europeans is generally regarded as an event that foreshadowed the decline and near destruction of the Native peoples of the New World. However‚ this narrative does not tell the whole story of the Native Americans. James Merrell’s The Indians’ New World discussed how the Catawba Nation of the Carolinas adapted and evolved some of their cultural practices due to the influx of Europeans in North America during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Merrell used his

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    James Steuart was born on October 21‚ 1712 in Edinburgh‚ Scotland to James Stewart and Anne Dalrymple. Steuart followed in the footsteps of his father and practiced law at the University of Edinburgh. At the age of 24‚ he was admitted into the Scottish bar. Steuart later became the Baronet of Goodtrees. Steuart also married to Frances Wymess who went on to have one son‚ James Steuart Denham. Near the end of Steuart’s life‚ his uncle Sir Archibold Denham died. As a result‚ Steuart was forced

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    On Postmodernism For my short essay I will focus on a postmodern reading of Joyce Carol Oates‚ "How I Contemplated the World from the Detroit House of Corrections and Began My Life Over Again." More precisely‚ as a postmodern text. Postmodernism refers to texts that reject coherence in a narrative‚ objective truth‚ and show doubts about the reliability of language to communicate. Postmodern techniques that are evident in Oates story were fragmented narrative‚ disrupted time sequence‚ disunified

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    Another theory which must be discussed in James Madison’s theory of representative democracy. In a speech discussing in Mandela‚ Nelson Mandela makes the points ‘It is not the kings and generals that make history but the masses of the people’ (Open University‚ 2013).It could be argued Mandela shared the same vision for South Africa as Abraham Lincoln did for the United States. Mandela was wanting what Lincoln had called ‘for the people‚ by the people’ (…). However‚ Mandela’s vision got be connected

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    James Nickel is the author of “Mathematics: Is God Silent?” He was born and raised on a farm in Dinuba‚ California. He earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics and his master’s degree in education. He spent most of the late 70’s and 80’s teaching mathematics at a high school in Australia and Hawaii. During those years he not only taught mathematics‚ but he also spent a lot of time researching it. Aside from teaching‚ he was a mathematical analyst for the United States Navy. Through all of his

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    According to the author‚ Dr. James N. Anderson from the article‚ “What’s Your Worldview?”: An Interactive Approach to Life’s Big Questions”‚ gives a practical and specific definition of a worldview: A worldview is a group of important beliefs‚ assumptions‚ values‚ and ideas about our universe that outlines in a manner individuals can comprehend their existence in this world and life practices as well as the lives and encounters of others of how they may answer. In his article he gave a very interesting

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    Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials essay The Scorch Trials is a fantastic novel written by James Dashner on September 18‚ 2010. The idea of human fragility is linked to the fact that the humans are extremely vulnerable and will turn on each other during apocalyptic times. When humans feel insecure‚ they will resort to unnecessary violence and their original trust will be broken down. This idea of vulnerability is closely associated with humans who are in a situation that is very stressful and requires

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