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    definition behind the infamous word success‚ which consequently varies based on the person‚ themselves. Success can be defined as achieving a lifelong goal of attaining wealth and climbing the business ladder‚ or building a social group of a family and friends. One characteristic of success is achieving the life goal of attaining wealth and establishing the ultimate career. One example‚ who illustrates this aspect‚ is Bill Gates due to his major success in building one of the most preeminent business

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    Inequality for All is a fairly recent political documentary on the gap of economic wealth of the country. Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich‚ discusses the problems faced today and how they have been growing and will continue to grow. Released in 2013‚ Inequality for All was directed by Jacob Kornbluth‚ and received a box office gross of $1‚205‚273. This film is both statistics driven‚ and impassioned. The rich get richer‚ and the poor get poorer. That is the statement that Inequality for All

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    Theme: When we let society’s expectations of our appearances and social standings influence our lives‚ we find ourselves becoming disconnected with our own desires‚ the people‚ and environment around us and as a result‚ don’t express our true feelings which ultimately leads to an empty life with unfulfilled desires that we may or may not ever realize. Setting: The setting in this story‚ The House of Mirth‚ is more than just New York City. The setting is used to not only make the story more interesting

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    with his fellow-men‚ by trampling upon the hearts and affections of thousands; in the face of these facts is the man a successful one? The question will be answered differently‚ according; to the views of life of the one answering it. Some think wealth is the only measure of success no matter how attained. Such people have tuned their psalm of life very low. Such people will read the grand tragedies of Shakespeare and remember only this line‚ “Put money in thy purse.” The horizon of their lives

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    Americans revolve around money. They cannot live without it. In order to survive and/or live a good life one needs money. In the United States wealth classifies people. If one is rich‚ one is high class‚ if one has nothing‚ one is considered lower class. Why does money define the people? I agree with Lewis Lapham’s view of " the American faith in money" because everything he states is factual‚ and I myself have experienced it. People in America idolize money as if it had controlled over them.

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    intent. These men upon lucky made their wealth. The fact is that these millionaires trapped people into the notion that American dream to work hard and you too can obtain wealth. Understanding that social Darwinism implements the survival of the fittest in social and political stance is basically a one-way streak. People who have the right upbringings and domination over the lower class. Economic divisions are mostly important to wealth and inherited wealth they don’t want to be in the

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    The American Tragedy In ​The Great Gatsby‚ ​ the story seems to follow the lifestyle of the rich. Through parties and good times supervised by James Gatz.​ ​ Until Nick Carraway‚ the narrator‚ decides to show his empathetic attitude towards Gatsby and devise a story on his real life and not his rumors. Nick’s speech‚ thoughts‚ and actions begin to portray his attitude towards Gatsby. Gatsby was a very secluded man however throwing such elaborate parties he still seemed to stay hidden. Everyone

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    mind ever since. ‘Whenever you feel like criticizing any one‚’ he told me‚ ‘just remember that all the people in this world haven’t had the advantages that you’ve had” (Fitzgerald). In his novel‚ The Great Gatsby‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald examines how wealth creates greed and corruption in the morals of mankind and eventually results in catastrophe. This is demonstrated through the characters Tom Buchannan and Jay Gatsby. Tom Buchanan is a man who is born into a privileged family and lives a life where

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    lot‚ not only for his community but the world. He was well known as wealth man who gave his all for the better of the community. An immigrant coming from Europe with nothing grew up to be the wealthiest man in the world. Sharing all his riches back with his community‚ Carnegie built many publics librarieyys‚ museums‚ schools and Universities. He also wrote the gospel of wealth in which stated to all the rich men to share their wealth with the community and poor. He provided thousands of people with

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    The residents of West Egg are people of whom have gained their money recently‚ as opposed to East Eggs hereditary wealth. Both vicinities are separated by a vast body of water‚ perhaps indicating how people with new money will never be able to live like those with old. Although on face value those with new wealth such as Gatsby’s have achieved the American Dream in the traditional sense‚ they have not done so ‘at the cost of dehumanisation and the selling of their

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