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    hyperbole of “I love you more than word can wield the matter” where the greed for land is what drives Goneril to say nice words.. However, the irony of lear failing to differentiate authenticity or deception of love results in misjudging Cordelia for feigned love, instigating social, personal and self-conflicts for both lear, his daughters and the society. This plot drive will not only foreshadow complications but also result in the sacrifice of Cordelia and Gloucester. Shakespeare’s use of…

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    middle temporal areas (Kozel et al., 2004). This study was completed with 14 subjects (mean age 27.8) who chose which task to lie about out of two in a laboratory setting. Since their evidence, quote, “replicated prior group brain correlates of deception”, the authors state their results show that fMRI is a reasonable tool for lie-detection in a courtroom (Kozel et al., 2004). Other authors agree with this generalization, however, there is highly contradicting evidence towards the fact that just…

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    life when a lie is in effect. Often times lies are believed due to a person not actually wanting to know the truth since they might get hurt. For instance, taking from the example above, love can often disrupt one's life due to various forms of deception. For instance, it is not uncommon in a relationship that one of the parties is not truly interested in the other, but merely wants something out of them. This can cause the party with true affections for the other to pause their life. This can…

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    In Clair Carmichael’s intriguing and best-selling novel ‘Ads R Us’, it is set in a modern industrialised world in the near future where advertising is all prevalent in everything from individual new bulletin stories to particular classes in school. Barrett, a teenager boy, is raised in total isolation from mainstream society in a small separate eco-cult called Simplicity, but after the death of his guardian, he is sent to live with his cousin Taylor, whose parents are heavily involved in…

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    Hamlet Deception Analysis

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    revenge, and it is one, but it’s also filled with so much deception. The characters lie to each other, they spy and create plans to find out information. Their use of hidden yet obvious deception just goes to show how rotton human beings can be with each other and how easily they can turn on one another to further themselves to get what they want. It eventually shows that by using all your energy towards a plan of revenge, can cause self deception. In this story, Shakespeare uses certain…

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    not paying him much attention and showing him a life full of deception, both internally and externally, is okay. Willy Loman is a sixty-three year old salesman that is unstable, delusional, and a horrible father whose whole life was spent in the hopes of becoming a well-known salesman. Popularity was how Willy measured success, but ironically, he was never popular or well liked. Arrogance was his way of disguising the anxiety and self-doubt…

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    Snapchat Phenomenon

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    The Phenomenon that is Snapchat Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter are known as the “Holy Trinity” of social media. However, there is a relatively new app that is being talked about and ranked highly among the masses. This app is called Snapchat. “In just a few seconds, [Snapchat] allows you to showcase your love for waffles or make your nostrils part of the Google logo. It’s magical.” (Simcik) Here’s how Snapchat works; you take a picture (there’s even a video option!), add a filter, maybe some…

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    Descartes Metaphors

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    Method. According to Descartes, convincing oneself of nothing in the world existing does not mean that one fails to exist. Concluding that the self must be convinced of “something” for this concept to apply to them (Centrelli). Continuing with his claim, he implies that a deceiver, whose goal is to insure he indefinitely remains under the reign of deception, can continue to do so because he will never find himself to believe he is nothing while…

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    Introduction: Deception is a common behavior displayed amongst individuals of varying age groups. It may take the humblest form of agreeing with a person’s opinion, whereas, we may not agree (e.g., saying we like the color of a dress when we do not) or other forms such as lying about an intense transgression. Deception is also directed toward ourselves (e.g., as to deny what we are feeling, when we really do feel this way). This action is observed in all age groups, however, researchers…

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    . Aside from its connection to the trumpet, the word “trump” is associated with deception. It means, “to deceive, to devise or scheme”. This is a central quality of the Antichrist and one which is repeated over and over in scripture. The phrase “trumped-up” is defined as “something deliberately done or created to make someone appear to be guilty of a crime”. The ninth commandment of the Bible says, “Thou shall not bear false witness”. (Ex. 20:16). Exodus 23:1 says, “You shall not bear a false…

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