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    be heard ever since people first brought their own music to America and soon it all began to merge to make western country music‚ than blues‚ rock n’ roll‚ and pop music. A song that describes the American roots of the rustic life is “Proud Mary” by John Fogerty‚ from the Creedence Clearwater Revival band. “Proud Mary” was written 47 years ago (1968) in California. The way the song came about was quite interesting. During 1967 Fogerty was trying to withdraw

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    Lastly‚ John Updike makes it exceptionally clear that Sammy‚ who is narrator of the story and the cashier that had a first-hand account of the embarrassing interaction between the store manager and the three girls‚ represents the slow transformation of America from a patriarchal society to one with equal rights and social acceptance for both men and women. Updike represents the transition of America from a patriarchal society to one with equal social rights for men and women is embodied through Sammy’s

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    JOHN STUART MILL ON UTILITARIANISM One of Mill’s strongest arguments in support of his philosophy of morality is seen in the last two paragraphs on page 95 of the textbook Ethical Theory. Here we find one of Mill’s foundational arguments which he later builds upon to argue in favor of utilitarianism. Mill’s conclusion that we find here in this particular selection is based on the assertion he makes‚ found in the latter part of the last complete sentence on page 95: “that happiness is a good

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    In the essay “The End of Football” by John Kass‚ discusses the possibility of football becoming less popular as the years goes by because the health issues that are related to tackle football. His thesis is that parents are becoming more cautious with their children playing sports because the rougher the sport‚ the likely chance that the child will have a life altering injury. Kass even said himself that he will not allow his children play football‚ even though he loves the game himself and he also

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    Rabbits‚ war‚ & speech By: Kira 10/23/2014 John Steinbeck-- a famous man that made great additions to literature. Steinbeck wrote classics such as Of Mice and Men‚ Once There Was a War‚ and many others. All of his stories were quick to talk about human nature of some sort. In 1962 when he received the Nobel Prize‚ he openly expressed his opinion on what a writer should be making their readers feel. Mankind can either win or lose the battle internally as well as externally. Humans can conquer

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    “Dog’s Death” by John Updike is a narrative poem written in open form about a family pet that dies unexpectedly and the family’s reaction to the death. Updike does use some rhyme in his poem but in whole‚ the poem lacks a fixed structure. As I begin reading the poem I am immediately placed in a solemn state as a dog lover. The title of the poem immediately sets the tone of the poem and Updike does not stray from this morbid foreshadowing. The narrator of the poem is the family’s father and he tells

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    Broken beyond repair… Sergeant Casey John Risley: amputee‚ war Veteran‚ recovering alcoholic. Jealousy consumes him. Bitterness leaves him pushing everyone he loves away. Casey watched as his best friend found the other half of his soul in a strong young woman and until that moment he hadn’t realized how much he craved that same completion. Having demons constantly lurking in the back of his mind‚ he doesn’t think he’ll get the salvation the right woman’s arms can give him. He’s so desperate

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    justice. The idealistic side of conceptions focuses on an expectation of fairness and a desire for a universal level of fairness whereas‚ the realistic conception focuses on the acceptance of chance and fate and the reality of risk and consequence. John Rawls ‘A theory of justice’ falls under the idealistic conception of justice. He described his theory as "Justice as Fairness" (Rawls‚ 1971‚ p.11)‚ this theory suggests a different way to learn about principles of justice (Keeping in mind that individuals

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    Introduction In the novel “The Chrysalids” by John Wyndham‚ religion is the most important aspect of everyones lives. They believe in the true image of god‚ and that all else is the devil and must be killed. For most‚ they would sacrifice their own children for god‚ yet for some people their children are more important. Mothers love their children over their religion. Some examples covered in this essay are Sophie‚ Aunt Harriet and The Spider-Man. First Main Point: Sophie To start off

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    In the novel‚ A Separate Peace by John Knowles‚ two teenage boys deal with friendship and warfare. The novel shows how they accomplished goals and how they dealt with the war. Their names were Gene and Phineas but everyone called Phineas "Finny". They had a friend named Leper and they also knew a boy named Brinker. Leper and Brinker’s thoughts and actions affected Gene’s relationship with Finny by influencing jealousy‚ friendship‚ and warfare. In chapters 4 and 5 Leper affects Gene by making Gene

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