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    the trappings of a comfortable settled life? Can there be a sense of incompleteness in spite of having ‘everything’? Is that then ingratitude? Should one be allowed to pursue individual goals? At what cost? John (Richard Gere) and Beverly (Susan Sarandon) Clark are comfortably married. They have two children‚ and he a good job as a lawyer. Yet‚ he is not ‘happy’. He fills the void in his life by impulsively shooting out of his commuter train seat up the stairs of Miss Mitzi’s Dance School

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    just like them. Eustace was a dis-believer before and currently he finally has an imagination. I hope he comes back to Narnia because I know he is going to do great things one day. I shall miss Lucy and Edmund very much as I did and still do with Susan and Peter. I wish they can stay. I wish they haven’t grown too old. Now that I am off to Aslan’s country‚ I am sad that I will never see them again. (Sigh) I can still hear Lucy’s last words to me “May I” she said. Normally I am not a hugger but anything

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    I, Robot vs. Frankenstein

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    world of I‚ Robot is introduced to the audience through the eyes of Detective Del Spooner (Will Smith). Before he experienced a tragedy‚ he used to be a normal person‚ but now he seems to be very paranoid about technology. The robot-psychologist Dr. Susan Calvin (Bridget Moynahan) is the opposite of the detective. She is very comfortable with robots‚ because she is involved in creating and making them - actually she makes the robots appear more human. Sonny‚ who is actually a computer animated character

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    Understanding everyday communications is an arduous responsibility‚ especially when intentions are not easy to read. The most popular forms of communication‚ such as cellphones and social media‚ disconnect the intimacy in the usual emotions conveyed in normal forms of communicating. In corelation‚ identity also is affected by the miscommunications of everyday interactions. Psychologist Martha Stout’s “When I Woke Up Tuesday Morning‚ It Was Friday” notes the difficulties that dissociated individuals

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    Against Interpretation

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    their students to “dig deeper” into the text that they are reading. In fact‚ every high school English course that I took part in involved interpreting the texts the way that I saw it. After reading Poetics by Aristotle and Against Interpretation by Susan Sontag‚ I now realize that it is not always important to find the hidden meaning of texts. As a student‚ it is necessary to look closely at the texts‚ however it is not always necessary to find incantations while interpreting them. Analyzing texts

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    ask what are some unique characteristics that only humans have. While some people believe that the learning differentiates between humans and animals‚ others think that souls and spirits differentiate humans from animals. In “Strange Creatures”‚ Susan Blackmore talks about the idea of imitation and the way that humanity creates “memes” that are a collection of cognitive units of information. Memes control human thoughts and actions. In Zadie Smith’s essay‚ “Speaking in tongues”‚ the author supports

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    Billy the Kid

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    Billy the Kid New Mexico has had many well-known legends throughout its history. Billy the Kid was arguably one of most famous legends that New Mexico has ever had. Also known as William H. Bonney‚ Billy the Kid became a prominent and feared outlaw due to his violent nature. His life is still a heated topic throughout America‚ due to his unnatural cruelness and pain. His disturbing acts of cruelty caused many tragedies captured many lives‚ including his own‚ making his life one to remember

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    but we are as much human after these procedures as we were before. What makes us unique‚ and different from any other species‚ is the ability to imitate. Imitation is a quality made available to us through the meme‚ a theory clearly pointed out by Susan Blackmore in her book The Meme Machine. A meme is defined as a unit of cultural information‚ such as a cultural practice or idea‚ that is transmitted verbally or by repeated action from one mind to another. We humans have the ability to use it‚ and

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    Anthem Analysis

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    made it. [He] created it. [He] brought it forth from the night of the ages. ‘[He] alone. [His] hands. [His] mind. [His] alone and only” (Rand 59). Equality realizes that he is capable of inventing an idea from his own mind. In addition‚ the author Susan Blackmore from The Meme Machine proves that humans have a capability of imitating each other so that they learn. “When [he] imitate someone else‚ something is passed on” (Blackmore 3). This statement‚ therefore‚ gives hint that imitation is categorized

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    Portrait photography: A contemporary portal to artistic truth. By Alan Oakes Self Portrait‚ Annie Leibovitz You don’t have to sort of enhance reality. There is nothing stranger and more revealing than truth through a portrait. - Annie Leibovitz Robert Alan Oakes Art 480i Seminar The search for visual truth is a continuing quest. A pondering of ontology pushes our efforts and abilities as a homogenous culture

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