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    Christ. I pray for all the "half-done Christians" that they find inner peace in their hearts and minds‚ so they too can fill complete‚ thereupon they will lack nothing. Muck elucidates that the "Noble Eight-Fold Path" is the way to a life of pure solitude notwithstanding‚ that all Christians should adopt this kind of

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    Public Administration Professor Michael Beltz October 9th‚ 2012 The “good life” is a phrase that is used to describe the ideal life for one to live. According to Aristotle‚ the good life should be free of any greed‚ full of virtue‚ pleasure‚ and friendships‚ as well as excellence in whatever you may do. I would agree with all of the things he believed in. Many people in America would argue that the good life would consist of being rather wealthy without working‚ having many friends

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    flight of fancy‚ away from our humdrum lives‚ to a place or country we want to visit without having to pay for the passage.      Pleasures derived from eating or playing sports are short lived or ordinary‚ but the pleasure that we derive from reading books is everlasting and fantastic. Even after we have finished reading a book‚ we continue to think about it and derive pleasure from it.     To derive maximum from reading‚ we have to gradually pass on from comics‚ detective novels‚ magazines and simple

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    family‚ in search for work. As more people moved‚ the sense of social togetherness decayed and societies at large became disconnected and disillusioned. This is evident in‚ “a few miles of Soledad‚” where Soledad derives from the Spanish word for solitude or loneliness. Immediately‚ Steinbeck

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    “Nature” was written by Ralph Waldo Emerson and explains the importance of appreciation of nature. The work was soon used as the foundation of transcendentalism‚ a movement that started in the nineteenth century. Emerson believed people who were connected to nature lived a better life closer to God. He also believed people were too involved with the world aside from nature. The changing society‚ the material world‚ and everyday distractions were keeping people from splurging in the beauty of nature

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    nature. In short‚ daffodils are consignment on mind to William. Whenever he feels lonely or he isn’t in good mood‚ he thinks about that crowd of golden daffodils dancing ‚ which is the bliss of solitude as he wrote in the last few lines of this poem. Then he feels saved as his heart is filled with pleasure for the thought of daffodils. To the second question‚ I take the view as that the landscapes play the same role in the classical Chinese Shan-sui poetry. The Chinese poets also did the same as

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    goes along with the next metaphor of the daffodils "tossing their heads in sprightly dance." It is also interesting how the first image of the wandering cloud contrasts sharply with the second image of the dancing daffodils. The cloud drifts in solitude slowly and placidly across the sky‚ whereas the daffodils hurry to and from in a lively way. This contrast seems to show that looking at the daffodils

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    Wordsworth’s love for nature. Throughout Daffodils‚ many peaceful images of nature [represented by a field of daffodils] possess human qualities. These images paint a picture in our minds that express the poet’s attachment to nature - either tranquil solitude or excitement about being in the company of lively daffodils –“I

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    A giant field of daffodils or a single Calypso borealis in a murky swamp‚ both equally beautiful but vastly different. John Muir and William Wordsworth have two very different way of describing things that are very similar to each other. Both are capable of portraying beautiful stories but in two completely opposite ways. Wordsworth uses intriguing syntax to portray his story while Muir uses profound connotation and diction. John Muir uses lots of profound connotation and diction to portray his connection

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    being if not used with self control and balance.   Introduction: The authentic analogy of the two types of happiness‚ social‚ solitary from different aspects. Each of these is selected depending on the comfort zone‚ emotion‚ and the rapture of pleasures one receive while searching for happiness. Happiness is a mental state of well-being which is focused on people‚ things‚ and behaviors that will inspire one in a positive way. Living ones entire life searching for this magical sensation only to

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