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    America: Myth of Equality

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    America: Myth of Equality To many‚ the Unites States serves as the ideal model of democracy for the modern world. Yet‚ how truly worthy is America of this status? Although it has been said that‚ "Equality is as American as baseball‚ hot dogs‚ and apple pie‚" one must be extremely critical when analyzing such a statement. By taking a historical perspective to the question of how "equal" American equality actually is‚ it is simple to recognize how problematic the "Land of the Free" mentality can

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    The myth of zombies has been debated for centuries and has brought about insane creative ideas about the unknown. Over time creative geniuses have looked to share their thoughts on the zombie myth through video games‚ comic books and television shows. One of the newest television shows that depicts a post-apocalyptic world filled with zombies is AMC’s The Walking Dead. The setting of The Walking Dead takes place in a world in which a massive‚ fatal‚ and gore filled disease has killed a majority of

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    7 Myths About Weight Loss “We’ve been indoctrinated with bad information about dieting and exercise that kills whatever chance we might have of getting thinner and healthier”‚ says Jonathan Bailor‚ author of a groundbreaking new book‚ The Calorie Myth. Myth 1: You need to count calories to lose weight. Studies have shown that counting calories does not keep off body fat in the long-term. Prior to food being mass-produced‚ obesity was not an issue. Our ancestors had no system to track calories

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    Wohpekumeu Culture

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    The final characteristic of Wohpekumeu is his transformative power. You see this most clearly when he talks to tree bark and convinces it to transform into acorns and acorn bread (Kroeber 106-108). Transformation is embedded in Yurok culture and is at the heart of medicine making. Plants were once thought to be wo’gey‚ but they transformed themselves into plants when humans came. The Yurok believe that if a skilled medicine person treats a plant the right way‚ and say a certain set of words called

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    Many American writers have been successful in shattering what they consider to be the myth of “The American Dream”. Discuss this in relation to the texts you have studied. “…It ’s absolutely stupid to spend your time doing things you don ’t like in order to go on doing things you don ’t like…we ’re bringing up children‚ and educating them to live the same sort of lives we ’re living…that they may justify themselves and find satisfaction in life by bringing up their children to bring up their children

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    Concerning creation myths‚ I think the 3 main motifs are: the idea of why humans are created last. The idea of why the younger gods overthrow the older gods. The last being the idea why all humans were created with organic materials. There are so many motifs and creation myths I could list them forever. Surprisingly at least 2 creation myths or more have the same motifs or closely related ones‚ why and how I don’t know but I did some research on why things happened the way did. Here’s what I found

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    The Myth‚ The Man‚ The Meme. I never really had enough time at Broken Arrow or at Inola to leave my mark during my high school career. I only spent two years at each school. Despite that‚ I made really good friends within my first few months and that made adjusting to my new life in Inola so much easier. First was Garrett. I met him in sixth or seventh grade at Oliver Middle School in Broken Arrow through our mutual friend‚ Anthony. Garrett was extremely shy back then and hardly said anything at

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    People of every culture have some myth or story that explains how the world‚ themselves‚ and everything else was created. Each culture has a unique story that reflects the culture itself and holds some significance to the people of the culture. Greek mythology is a widely known form of Greek culture that has its own creation story that shares similarities and differences with other creation stories. The Chinese Taoist creation story is not as well known as Greek mythology‚ but it still shares some

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    Myth Vs Greek Mythology

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    Mythology According to Barthes (2015)‚ a myth is identified as a classification of stories in narrative form that seek to explain the foundation of values and beliefs adopted by different cultures. Myths often present such stories in an imaginative format as they are based on the supernatural aspect as an attempt to explain natural phenomena and humanity. Therefore‚ a statement like ‘it’s a myth’ may imply that the subject in question is founded on unjustifiable basis and often adopting an imaginary

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    The history of a culture is based upon stories or myths passed down from generation to generation. Every culture has a variety of myths about the way life came to be. These creation myths tell the tales of how human kind came to be and how they looked when they got here and their relationship with nature and the world around them. The two creation myths that are the most opposing are the Judeo-Christian and the Native American myths. The creation myths tell two polar opposite stories about how human

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