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    architect‚ Frank Lloyd Wright said that “Truth is more important than the facts.” Mostly‚ we may outline truth as: a statement about the way the world really is. In our real life‚ truth is opposite of false. While getting an education at school or university level‚ teachers test students on the basis of true or false questionnaire. We generally discuss truth and‚ always attempt to find the real essence or gist of truth in every aspect of our life. Since many ages‚ truth has been discussed and examined yet

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    abortion be wrong since it is killing a human being. According to Don Marquis‚ abortion is immoral and is equivalent to the killing of an adult human‚ but is justified under certain conditions‚ in other words‚ it is prima facie wrong. On the contrary‚ Judith Jarvis Thomson argues that abortions are sometimes permissible under certain conditions. A dilemma that many women and families face is an unwanted pregnancy. For example‚ Mary and her husband have two children‚ despite working full time‚ they struggle

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    Ordinary People‚ by Judith Guest‚ is a touching‚ sensitive novel that deals with healing and moving on from a tragedy or a difficult situation. It uniquely tells the stories of two different people and their personal situations from chapter to chapter‚ and how each person recovers from his/her problems. The reader is taken into their lives to share and sympathize with their misunderstandings‚ their pain‚ and their ultimate healing. The novel begins with the statement: “To have a reason to get up

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    Yuliya Slipets A Analysis of Essay “Volar” In “Volar” Judith Cofer‚ she portrays the problems faced by many immigrant families‚ such as problems with fitting in‚ homesickness and starting life from the beginning in America. The author shows the daughter’s‚ the mother’s‚ and the father’s secret desire through their dream. The daughter’s obsession with superheroes is her desire to fit in to the culture where

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    To cause a fetus ’ death through abortion is morally wrong since it violates one of the basic rights of an already considered person ‚ that is ‚ the right to life of the fetus In Judith Jarvis Thompson ’s A Defense of Abortion ’ a different view of abortion is presented (47 . She contends that even if it is to be perceived that a fetus is a person worthy of the basic right to life still ‚ it does not follow that abortion must be

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    For this essay‚ I have chosen to take on the prompt that covers the hypothetical scenario in which my sister is the person being hooked up to the violinist in Judith Jarvis Thomson’s violinist thought experiment. I will begin by discussing my thoughts regarding this scenario and what advice I would offer my sister. I will then go on to take a more general look at this topic and try and establish whether my reasoning could be used as basic moral code for this issue or is there more complexity to it

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    The poem “Lying in a Hammock at William Duffy’s Farm in Pine Island‚ Minnesota‚” by James Wright‚ expresses the value of a person’s life. The poem is a free-verse of only thirteen lines and it moves with the sparse intensity of a haiku through a subtle but limited accumulation of imagery. Wright using metaphors to creates a reflection of his life and how he feels about it. The poem expresses only in one day‚ and it thoroughly represent Wright’s entire life. The transition from morning to night represents

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    Macbeth is lying in bed sleeping. Restlessly he is turning from side to side. Subconsciously he notes some distant laughter. He realizes his chamberlains are drunk. Not caring for them being on duty‚ but simply longing for rest he tries to ignore them and turns away from the door nearby. Suddenly he spots a female voice in his chamberlain’s room‚ it is his wife! ”What the hell is she doing there?”‚ his puzzled mind thinks. However‚ he is too tired to catch a thought properly and just wants to forget

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    literature; the language‚ the grammar‚ the punctuations and the words make or break the piece. Though these are only condiments to help enhance the flavor of the content; they play an extremely crucial role in preventing the piece from turning bland. Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble is no less of a performance art; her language and use of quotations acting as props to the stage. In her book‚ Butler reinforces the belief

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    Countless cultures are destroyed on the basis that one is superior to another. African tribes have witnessed this throughout the 19th century from the European colonies that claimed these territories. Europeans believed that the African tribes were uncivilized‚ if not savage due to their differences physically and religiously. In Things Fall Apart‚ a novel by Chinua Achebe‚ an African man named Okonkwo‚ from the Ibo tribe‚ portrays the effects colonization has had on him‚ and the numerous traditions

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