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    people settled down to make a village here. Every year‚ after the lottery” (Jackson‚ 291). It’s so much a part to the town’s culture and represents both the tradition of the lottery and the illogic of the villagers’ loyalty to it. “Lottery in June‚ corn is heavy soon” (Jackson‚ 294). The villagers are fully loyal to it‚ or‚ at least‚ they tell themselves that they are‚ despite the fact that many parts of the lottery have changed or faded away over the years. Nevertheless‚ the lottery continues‚ simply

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    In “The My Lai Massacre: A Military Crime of Obedience”‚ Herbert C. Kelman and V. Lee Hamilton argue that an average person feels justified in participating in massacres after three specific conditions are met: authorization‚ routinization‚ and dehumanization. The authors discuss this topic by referencing the specific incident that was the My Lai Massacre. Yet‚ while examining this specific incident‚ they are blinded by their academic mindset and manage to overlook that the event was not as black

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    from a new era. In Chinua Achebe’s "Dead Men’s Path"‚ Michael Obi‚ the headmaster of a progressive school‚ has different religious beliefs from the village he lives in. Obi wishes to close the path leading to the village’s burial grounds‚ but the villagers oppose this action since it compromises their heritage and culture. One’s approach and character in imposing modernization over traditional beliefs can give rise to conflicts and could result in consequences. In "Dead Men’s Path"‚ Achebe uses symbols

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    in that several other girls‚ including Ann Putnam‚ Mercy Lewis‚ and Mary Walcott‚ were also exhibiting similar behaviour. Once interrogated for an explanation behind their state‚ the girls began to accuse the residents of Salem. What caused the villagers to believed the girls’ claims‚ remains a topic of great debate‚ however‚ it is imperative to evaluate the context in which this all unfolded. The belief and condemnation of witches traces back as far as the Old Testament. Likewise‚ Salem was a community

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    Water Neutrality Initiative 1. The public issue in this case was concerning the quality of water TCCC was using‚ how safe if was for its consumers‚ and the deprivation of water from local villagers. In this case‚ the stakeholders were concerned with TCCC’s water consumption claiming it deprived local villagers of supplies for drinking water and irrigation‚ and depleting groundwater by its processes. They also raised concerns with the quality of its products‚ which they believed contained dangerous

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    them to stay in private homes. I’m sure the villagers won’t mind taking them in for a small charge. It’s only for two weeks. Our visitors are booked to leave on the 30th.     Ross: Not a bad idea. Why don’t you write to all the villagers asking them to write to us if they are interested in putting up these students? I wonder how much they’ll charge.     Susan: I’ll ask them to give their rates. We’ll have to insist‚ though‚ that the villagers who are interested must be able to speak French

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    the state‚ injustice and poverty as the main reasons of the prevalent thirst for blood. He never is able to preach his high ideals to the villagers. Having sent by his party to this village‚ Iqbal does have a hidden self interest- To be seen in newspapers as a leader. When he is eventually released from the prison‚ he is shocked to hear the plan of the villagers regarding the ghost train. But when asked to do something about it‚ promptly says “Me? Why me? What have I to do with it? I do not know these

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    When in reality the winner is actually the loser or person that will die by stoning. The village‚ by all appearances‚ seems to be a normal and ordinary place with its inhabitants meeting in a square with festival like intentions. However‚ the villagers know fully that when the drawing is over‚ one person in the community will die. Nonetheless‚ it is tradition. The atmosphere is casual yet anxious. Tessie Hutchinson arrives late because she “clean forgot” what day it is. It seems

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    the unrestricted sale of indulgences by pardoners. Popes sold the indulgences‚ which were suppose to forgive people’s sins. The Pardoner‚ the main character in the “Pardoner’s Tale” preaches to villagers about sin and collects money. When telling the story‚ the Pardoner gives an example of three rioters who commit sins and show what happened because of them committing sins. He uses this

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    everything else stems from these three categories. There are several examples of classical conditioning in The Village. The villagers exhibit fear around the color red because they have had it drilled into their heads since birth that red is "the bad color". The color red attracts "those we do not speak of"‚ monsters with whom there is a tentative treaty‚ or so the villagers believe. Threats of violence or harm are the unconditioned stimulus‚ which evoke the unconditioned response: fear. Threats

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