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    Running head: COGNITION AND REALITY Raymond Summers Psychology 202 Cynda Hopper Change Blindness: The Proof of Ignorance Cognitive psychology is not so much difficult to see in action‚ but rather it is difficult to understand why. This did not stop cognitive psychologists Daniel Levin and Daniel Simons. They proposed that when a person meets another object‚ if that object is not important enough to the person‚ that same person will in fact pay less attention to it. They performed two experiments

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    Play writers and authors commonly use blindness to symbolize ignorance or the refusal to see the truth‚ and Shakespeare was no exception. In King Lear‚ Shakespeare brilliantly uses the blindness of characters to symbolize ignorance. In the play‚ there are two main characters among the main plot and the subplot; Gloucester and King Lear. Both Gloucester and Lear lead troubling lives‚ one is a narcissistic king‚ and the other a bad father‚ which blinds them to the truth because they somewhat neglect

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    racism happening towards the black community. I am concerned about how the white communities are treating the black people. I am concerned how the new generation will learn to respect them when the current is finding ways to disrespect them. The ignorance the black people receive from the white communities is tremendous. They are not allowed to pass specific areas in the town and have to wait until the white people have proceeded before they start. People get irritated or furious when situations are

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    person is different. All humanity is the same. One man holds the truth about society. He is passing on this information to one boy‚ who was raised ignorant and happy. They want change‚ but will they get what they want? In The Giver‚ by Lois Lowry ignorance overtakes truth‚ and it is up to Jonas to fix it. It is better to be aware and upset rather than ignorant and happy The argument that will be made in this essay is that it is better to be aware and upset rather than ignorant and happy. This statement

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    One of which are the incapability of being happy without the assistance of ignorance‚ literature‚ religion‚ or drugs in order to mask the truth of the world. Furthermore‚ another major theme that the picture demonstrates is the consequences of having an all knowing and controlling government. With the government seizing control of

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    “War is Peace” “Freedom is Slavery” “Ignorance is Strength” George Orwell’s 1984 was written in 1948‚ during the beginning of World War 2‚ where America feared the spread of Communism. Similar issues are explored in Animal Farm‚ the sequel. These two novels highlight the dystopian society‚ in political and social science fiction. In the novel‚ the protagonist‚ Winston despises the Big brother‚ which is the overpowering government. In the party‚ they change history so that it suits the party. Them

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    This is when literature began to change my perspective. I had always believed all people were inherently virtuous‚ that wicked behavior like murder‚ kidnapping‚ and deception were almost fairytales in their own like‚ vile but fictitious. Call it ignorance‚ but I was a child. Seeing the world behind rose colored glasses made me content‚ and I tried desperately to keep my universe of giant food and kaleidoscopic skies controlled merely by symphony alive. Like a sunflower that grew with my five-pointed

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    preparing for another day of torture. However‚ I didn’t know that what happened in the next week would change my life forever. Well‚ forever is a long time‚ so maybe not forever. Anyways‚ I‚ Meghan Vanessa Williams‚ never would have thought that my ignorance could change my perspective on everything that I’ve experienced in the last few years.         I reluctantly started my journey down the stairs. I was greeted with a ‘good morning’ from my mom‚ dad‚ and brother‚ which is everyone in my family except

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    stubbornness and ignorance that make it difficult for the characters to come to terms. In Nick’s case‚ he grew up in a reality sheltered from foreign worldviews that contradict his father’s passed down traditions of faith; and when he learns that there are alternative perspectives that are widely accepted around the world‚ he

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    Chin-kee: A Symbol of Ignorance Stereotype: a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. The mythology of stereotypes have long been related with negative connotations towards individuals and their race. These stereotypes cause hate‚ embarrassment‚ and disgrace towards one’s own self and heritage. Often stereotypes are dismembered from literature to avoid a negative backlash; however‚ in Gene Yang’s comic American Born Chinese the author provides

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