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    Date rape remains a common problem in the United States. Although typically misunderstood and unreported, the crime of unwanted intercourse brought upon by a familiar individual has become a subject of national concern. Authors Camille Paglia and Susan Jacoby express their opposing views as to the cause of the crime in their articles “Rape: A Bigger Danger Than Feminists Know” and “Common Decency”. While Paglia and Jacoby have conflicting arguments, Jacoby's use of ethos, logos and pathos outdo…

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    thoughts from the reader’s perspective. The writer’s point of view towards the boy’s death are clearly expressed through the use of pathetic fallacy as shown in the following quote: “day was all but done”. The pathetic fallacy in this verse shows how there is still something to happen. The quote tells the reader something bad is going to happen. The pathetic fallacy in the quote describe the thoughts of the poet by adding a sympathetic tone to the text. This invites curiosity into the reader’s…

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    Schippers, Gazzola, Goebel, and Keysers (2009) examined how different areas of the brains were activated in romantically involved couples while playing the game of charades. The study used charades to investigate the neural basis of gestural communication by having participants act out and interpret predetermined gestures while their brain activity was being recorded inside of an fMRI machine. Data gathered from the fMRI showed that during production of gestures, the putative motor neuron system…

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    In doing so, Willy’s dreams and fallacy of life does not impact Happy as much, causing him to be the only successful member in the Loman family. Willy has been striving for success for so long, he does not realize that he is drowning. His goal was to be able to climb out of his social status…

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    natural way by assuming his actions or attributes are natural. Therefore, it is perfectly fine, per Tkacz, to say that nothing is created out of nothing. The confusion between creation of nature and creation in nature is part of the cosmogonical fallacy which is what intelligent design is founded…

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    What does it mean to have knowledge with absolute certainty? Is there any? Though might seem very simple to answer, they can be very difficult to ponder upon critically. To reason such inquiries, one must go into deep thought of what it is questioning and that it exactly what philosophy is. Author in his book examines each of the famous opinions raised by the fathers of modern philosophy and some of the most sophisticated thinkers. Before presenting his own, author states his view toward each…

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    parenting prescription is that it exists wholly apart from any passion or innate talent” (311). Rosin might suggest Ms. Chua doesn’t know how to live life to the fullest, or maybe she is bland and had no childhood of her own. False dilemma is another fallacy I noticed in this essay. The way she says there is only two types of parenting, “tiger moms” and “western parents” leaves the whole world oblivious. You know there are many other parenting types, such as neglectful parenting, abusive…

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    Shakespeare’s ingenious use of Pathetic Fallacy, which is the attribution of man’s deeds to nature, as well as vivid imagery and symbolism, help bring about to the audience the chaotic nature engulfing both Lear and his environment at the time. The scene begins with Lear and the Fool caught in…

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    La Vie Boheme

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    To begin, “la vie boheme” is a free- spirited lifestyle. One does not care about being rich or following mainstream ideas, rather it is about loving what you do and doing whatever you want, even if it is unconventional. For example, in the lyrics for the song “la vie boheme A,” Mark sings “To days of inspiration/playing hooking, making something/ out of nothing, the need/ to express/ to communicate/ to going against the grain.” The lyrics show that “la vie boheme” consists of not following…

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    An English emigrant residing in the United States, John Downe un his urgent letter entails his experience and situation in America in 1830. Downe wishes to persuade his wife to move from England along with their children in order to live a prosperous life. In his personal writing, Downe adopts a passionate and hopeful tone to encourage his wife, Sukey, to reunite with him. Downe commences his letter by utilizing a sense of novelty pertaining to life in the United States in 1830. Attempting to…

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