December 11‚ 2001 Malcolm X and The Shakespearean Tragic heroes Aristotle defines a tragic hero "as good but flawed‚ must be aristocratic‚ must be believable‚ and must behave consistently." -Aristotle. The Muslim leader Malcolm X can be compared to such tragic heroes such as Othello and Hamlet. Malcolm’s life and his personality have similar traits from both of the famous Shakespearean heroes. In this paper we will look deeper into the life of Malcolm X and find the similarities between
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users. The range of applications covers such diverse subjects as catalysis and corrosion. Here I’ll concentrate on x-ray lithography‚ which is an especially interesting ap plication. A fascinating sidelight of this application is the production of com mercial accelerators for x-ray lithography. Synchrotron radiation is synonymous with x-rays. From the initial invention of the x-ray tube in 1896 until about 1960‚ the brightness (the log of brilliance in Fig. 1) didn’t change very much. About that
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Malcom X’s Similarities to Hercules Malcom X was a man who could be easily compared to the likes of Hercules of Ancient Greece as both had similar pasts‚ trials and family lives (though slightly out of order). Both men were the son of someone great and someone who was seemingly unworthy. Malcom Little‘s father‚ Earl Little‚ was a well educated and famous preacher. Preachers‚ at the time of Malcom’s upbringing‚ were very respected and were bringing messages of revival and equal rights/the need to
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The Autobiography of Malcolm X was written during the middle 1960’s but covers a span of about 35 years. The story of Malcolm’s life is set against a historical backdrop which takes us from the roaring 20s‚ through the depression‚ to World War II and the Civil Rights era. Malcolm’s personal struggles throughout his life closely mirror the turmoil which plagued the nation during this snapshot in history. Malcolm X was born as Malcolm Little on May 19‚ 1925 in Omaha‚ Nebraska. He was the son of a
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The decision to perform CT/CBCT imaging depends on both the initial radiographic valuation and the clinical findings. If the plain radiographs are negative‚ with no signs of fracture‚ no fluid levels‚ no mucosal thickening of the sinuses‚ and no orbital or soft tissue emphysema and there is no indication of penetrating injury‚ then the chance of finding a significant midface fracture on CT/CBCT evaluation. There are very high incidence of intracranial damage in such patients‚ and there are important
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Teleradiology Mark Foltz Transitioning to Teleradiology Telemedicine is most commonly viewed as the ability of healthcare providers (or organizations) to engage or consult with other‚ perhaps distant‚ healthcare professionals via audiovisual interactive means facilitated by the electronic transfer of medical information and imagery. Given such a capability‚ stipulating appropriate institutional credentialing and privileges of respective providers‚ the capability of healthcare providers to
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Fahrenheit 451: Bradbury’s Fears In the book Fahrenheit 451 the author Ray Bradbury is concerned about many things and I think his fears are exaggerated. In the book he writes about a time in the future where firemen were paid to set books on fire. There are many fears that he has that are related to this. One of his fears is people all people being unhappy because there are no books. In the book he not happy and he says " I kept sitting there saying to myself‚ I’m not happy‚ I’m not
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My short attention span of that time was drawn to Ray Bradbury’s story since at that time I loved space exploration‚ and the idea of colonizing Mars intrigued me‚ so I decided to read it over winter break. I remember sitting by the crackling fire with the sound of my cousins playing board games in the
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Most adolescents and adults find the idea of an invasion by aliens or robots superseding mankind as intriguing possibilities. In Fahrenheit 451‚ Ray Bradbury describes an America in the future in a different‚ more realistic light the government bans reading and war plagues society. Whether a work of science fiction portrays a theme of a post-apocalyptic world or the mutation of human characteristics‚ authors base their work on reality. In today’s world‚ while technology certainly brings benefits
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The book‚ Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury‚ talks about a fireman who burns books as his job. It was something that the firemen did. The number 451 is the temperature at which these books‚ or paper‚ would burn. Montag‚ the fireman and main character in the story‚ would always sneak a book home and end up hiding it where no one could find it – not even his wife‚ Mildred. The book talks about the people discriminating against intellect and that the burning of books would be a good way for everyone
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