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    De La Salle Lipa College of Education‚ Arts and Sciences Literature‚ Filipino & Art Appreciation “The folk stories and urban legends on paranormal activities in San Antonio Heights Santo Tomas‚ Batangas” Submitted by: Ralph Anthony M. Tuzon P3A – Litform 2013 I. Introduction This literary research is about the folk stories and urban legends on paranormal activities in San Antonio Santo Tomas‚ Batangas. There are some urban legends on paranormal activities in every place

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    Michael Fliess 11/20/16 English Literature The Supernatural and Witches in Macbeth For nearly all of humanity’s existence‚ people have believed in some form of the supernatural. Whether it be‚ ghosts‚ witches‚ demons‚ etc.‚ the supernatural has always has a place in human culture and society. In the renaissance‚ the idea of witches specifically began to take a prominent place in Renaissance culture. As the ideas of witches and the supernatural spread in Renaissance culture‚ writes like William

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    Thesis A) Blame is based on the extent of involvement of the supernatural a. Oedipus The King 1) The prophecies of the Supernatural are undeserved ­Quote: Line 784­789 2) The supernatural ordain the actions of Oedipus ­Quote: Line 868­880 3) The supernatural are to blame for the actions of Oedipus ­Quote: Line 1490­1496       b. Macbeth 1) The prophecies of the Supernatural are deserved ­Quote: 1.3.50­52 2) The supernatural manipulate the mentality of Macbeth ­Quote: 1.3.134­139 3) Macbeth is to blame for his own actions

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    glowing object in the middle of the dorm’s hallway” (p. 45). 2. According to Seller (2000)‚ there have been many unsubstantiated supernatural experiences that have been reported by residents of Stopher Hall. 1. According to Taylor (2001)‚ Amy Berecek‚ an Engleman Hall resident assistant‚ has fielded numerous complaints from Engleman residents regarding seemingly supernatural sightings. 2. Simms cemetery was once used for public executions and contains the grave of a local hangman (Jones‚ 2008). 3

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    Tempest‚ Hamlet‚ and Macbeth     Like many other themes‚ magic and supernatural elements play a large role in many of Shakespeare’s works.  The use of magic interests the audience‚ plays to the imagination‚ and adds dramatic intrigue to the story‚ even when the rest of the plot is comprised of believable events.  These themes are most prominent in The Tempest‚ Hamlet‚ and Macbeth.  In each of these plays‚ magic and supernatural occurrences not only play a large role in the plot‚ but also help to

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    The Supernatural: There is a trend in science and law to define the word "supernatural" as "the untestable‚" which is perhaps understandable for its practicality‚ but deeply flawed as both philosophy and social policy. Flawed as philosophy‚ because testability is not even a metaphysical distinction‚ but an epistemological one‚ and yet in the real world everyone uses the word “supernatural” to make metaphysical distinctions. And flawed as social policy‚ because the more that judges and scientists

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    Karina Canas English 2323 2/15/12 Supernatural vs. Natural Ever been watching television and out of nowhere a picture frame or some other object fall without anyone moving it? Was it some supernatural power that caused it to fall like a ghost that is haunting a house or was the picture frame just placed wrong? The Castle of Otranto has many mysterious events that happen all throughout the novel‚ but not all of them are said to be supernatural. Some of the events can actually be explained‚ but

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    The Birth of Mesoamerican and Andean Artistry By Erica Seidman The Olmec and Chavin peoples were important to the development of Mesoamerican and Andean civilizations because they provided the foundations of cultural influence in which their predecessors derived from. In particular‚ the two artistic styles that became prevalent throughout pre-Columbian civilizations can be credited to the time when the Olmec and Chavin peoples lived whom marked the beginning of artistic production in Mesoamerican

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    ghastly…discoloured‚” and wished she “could forget the roll of the red eyes and the fearful blackened inflation of lineaments!” Rochester replies‚ “Ghosts are usually pale…” (254) Despite there being a different individual in the reflection‚ Jane still uses supernatural terms to describe what she sees. After the encounter‚ Jane again looks in the mirror‚ but this time she wears her wedding veil. She remarks that in her reflection‚ she “saw a robed and veiled figures‚ so unlike my usual self that it seemed almost

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    emotion and often‚ feelings of gloom and horror. Also‚ within the plot‚ some sort of ancient prophecy‚ along with omens and visions‚ could usually be found. The most important elements to the structure of canonical gothic literature‚ however‚ are supernatural and unexplainable events. In The Castle of Otranto‚ much of the plot surrounds one unexplainable incident: a giant black helmet falls on Prince Conrad‚ thus killing him. Because of Prince Conrad’s death‚ Manfred‚ his father‚ captures a passing

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