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- 961: Methods of Control
- ... control to keep things from going chaotic. Take for instance: Curfew. Curfew is a conflict of underage adolescence, the law, and sometimes parents. I'm neither for nor against curfew, but I'll try to stress pro and con opinions from both sides. In reality one must step in both pairs of life's shoes to make a decision. Theoretically speaking, all men and women are created equally. Equality comes in ...
- 962: Man is Innately Good, But Has the Ability to be Evil
- ... want to grab them by their lapels and shake them to jump start the brain I know they have. How does this effect my life? I know that it puts a great amount of extra stress on me that I could definitely live with out. But it also really makes me fell bad that I feel this way. I think that I am pretty open minded when it comes to the ...
- 963: Lantau's "Do You See What I See": Main Points
- ... would you be able to research this topic even if a person felt like research was an important factor in the differences of people? All people are different! All people are not the same! I stress those last two sentences very hard because some people feel like these are not true. Research does not matter for the simple fact that how would you be able to find people with the same ...
- 964: Dante's Inferno: The Guardians of the Inferno
- ... the sinners. The bodies of the sinners confess the sins automatically, and that shows the sinners know everything about themselves when it is too late to repent. Minos is important because he is used to stress that none of the sinners can doubt which sins they have committed, and that the crime will receive a matching punishment. The lustful were carried away by their passions in their previous lives, and therefore ...
- 965: What is Wealth
- ... life and live a good life then they can truly have wealth. Wealth is not the ability to take everything for granted. Wealth is not greed and malice towards others. People sometimes put so much stress on wealth. What I believe is that if one should spend their life gaining wealth than what truly was the purpose of life. When one dies all the wealth will not go with them. Wealth ...
- 966: Swift's "A Modest Proposal"
- ... Swift regularly term the bodies of the murdered children "carcasses", but he also compared their flesh with venison(385) and swine bacon(387) and labeled their body parts "fore or hind quarter[s]"(384). To stress the danger of the current Irish situation, Swift showed how marital abuse would drop if the Irish children were treated like livestock. Men would become fond to their wives during their time of pregnancy as ...
- 967: The Theme of Nature in the Works of Plato, Bryant, Twain, and Thoreau
- ... literature, but the use of nature as an entity in itself is also widely employed. Mark Twain and Henry David Thoreau both use nature as an entity to explain certain truths of human existence. Both stress the essential role that nature plays in society and the importance of man's relationship to nature. The fashion in which each deal with this importance, however, differ greatly. Twain focuses on nature's role ...
- 968: The Theme of Isolation in Various Literature
- ... three week journey to another post it did not seem feasible so he left home to become a alcoholic. Before Agaguk left he made a decision that he could not take this isolation and the stress from the growing needs of his family. So he left them to fend for themselves and he was going to be a drunk. Quite a concept. In the "Law of the Yukon" by Robert Service ...
- 969: Transcendentalism
- ... us breath and an important transcendentalist idea. Nature is a source of truth, relaxation, and companionship. Taking a trip out to the forest to spend a few nights out there can cleanse the body of stress and help the person think. Trees and plants don't just come down because of room, those trees might just as well be used for the house that is going to be built where the ...
- 970: Who Benefits From Higher Education?
- ... between factors which contribute to the inequality of post-secondary education attainment from different sexes, ethnic groups or social classes. Deregulating University Prices is surely a step backward and as a responsible society we must stress and introduce new advantages and benefits to give the next generation an equal opportunity to succeed and reduce the inequalities in post-secondary academic enrollment.
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