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- 11371: Acid Rain
- Acid Rain Acid rain is a great problem in our world. It not only causes fish and plants to die in the waters it contaminates, but adversely affects the entire food chain. Acid rain is all the rain and snow that contains an unnatural acidic. Often ... and God forbid a human being. Acid rain also causes other serious problems such as the release of aluminum and into our water supplies. As of yet there is little action being taken either in world governments, industrial complexes, or even the environmental movement to stop acid rain production. Still, the effort is growing, the problem is being identified, and solutions are being tested and enacted. We can only hope that ...
- 11372: The Times They Are A Changin
- ... begin Don t which indicates a stronger will and mind set. For he that gets hurt/Will be he who is stalled, illustrates that if there is resistance to young people s ideas against the war in Vietnam, the idea of free love and the distaste for accepted social structures, that peace may not be an option. Dylan goes as far as to say There s a battle outside/And its ragin/it ll soon shake your windows/and rattle your walls. These stanzas are not literal in the sense of war, but lends emphasis to the will of the revolutionist s idea. Change will come; the battle is seen between good and bad, yin and yang. Although blood will not be shed, politicians, judges, and other ...
- 11373: Siddhartha's Maturation as Marked by Key Experiences
- Siddhartha's Maturation as Marked by Key Experiences Siddhartha, by Herman Hesse is the story of a young Indian noble who ventures off in the world to find an understanding of the meaning of life. His journey begins as a young Brahmin who yearned to unwind the complexities of his existence. He ends as an old sage who has found peace ... is the seed from which another stage of his maturation is fertilized. The old saying, without failure there is no progress, applies to Siddhartha in this instance. Had he not been a part of the world which stripped him of his morality, he would not have explored the gamut of human experiences- both secular and spiritual. In the village, Siddhartha has quantitatively increased the number and range of his experiences. His ...
- 11374: Aum Shinkyria
- There are, literally, thousands of cults in existence throughout the world today. From Christianity and other religious spin-offs to entirely new religions, they are everywhere. And they all have one common goal: a utopia for all of it s members. A place where the people who are devoted can go and feel at peace with themselves and with the world. Where they have no worries or cares to make their shoulders heavy. I have focused on a man who started a cult with that objective, and ended up creating mass panic and murder everywhere. That ...
- 11375: The Scarlet Letter: Chapter by Chapter Review and Analysis
- ... find Prynne's prison term to be over and she is released back into society. In this chapter it is explained to us why Prynne doesn't just go off to another part in the world where she wouldn't be constricted to wearing the scarlet letter. On page 74, my highlighted text reads Her sin, her ignominy, were the roots which she had struck into the soil. I can compare ... never follow him and under another name continue to do God's work. But the reverend says I am powerless to go! Then the reverend said he could never venture out alone into the wide world at which Prynne said and I quote, Who was talking about being alone? I think they will now do what I would have done from the start- run like hell, which reminds me of a ...
- 11376: Fanny Emerges Victorious Simpl
- ... her earlier heroines, it is often wondered how Austen could have created such a character as Fanny Price. Fanny is a Christian heroine who is submissive, physically delicate and all too collusive with the privileged world of Mansfield Park. Having Fanny as the heroine displaces the energy and vitality of Mary Crawford. However Fanny is the heroine of this novel and we have to discover if she is only the heroine ... is an interesting psychological study in the manners and attitudes of her insecure and traumatised personality. Here is a look at a psychologist reading of Fanny Price: She presents a clam, pleasant face to the world She is seen as reticent and even shy She demonstrates cool reserve towards others, but inside she is anything but distant Cares deeply about a few special persons or causes Has a profound sense of ...
- 11377: Insomnia
- ... the exception of owls and their nighttime predators, the creatures of land, sea, and air curl up into their bedroom niches in the rocks, trees, and sand. Dawn comes and the unfolding begins. The outside world, which has been barred from the senses of the sleepers, is once again admitted. This rhythm is the most natural thing in the world, intended no doubt to be accomplished effortlessly. Yet, many people find themselves disconnected by the natural flow of sleeping and waking that nature intended us to follow. How many people suffer from insomnia? The estimates ...
- 11378: Date Rape
- Date Rape In an ideal world, all men would be caring , respectful, and protective. This is not an ideal world; every woman has a responsibility to herself and to understand the risks and to protect herself fagainst them (Date Rape: The Danger is Not From a Stranger 13). One of the biggest risks from a ...
- 11379: Intuition
- ... if we can let intuitions enter awareness, we can become aware of the richness and wisdom we each have inside us all the time and we can begin to appreciate how intimately connected to the world we really are. The challenge is to avoid letting our habit of imposing structure(labels, beliefs, etc) on our perceptions from interfering with the emergence of the full - subtlety of our intuitions. By placing intuition ... and the aspect of being in a relationship of someone a person loves {Stevie Nicks}. I believe intuition relies greatly on such circumstances concerning life and love. Without the instinct of intuition I think the world would be an even more complex.
- 11380: Themes Of The Love Song Of Alf
- ... deal with reality he is lost. The mermaids symbolize Prufrock s daydreams. They are extravagant, romantic, and enchanting. He speaks of the mermaids singing to each other. This helps convey the message that this dream world does not involve Prufrock. The line I do not think they will sing to me proves Prufrock does not believe he will ever be apart of this world. He accepts and realizes his destiny to live and to die alone. In Prufrock s mind women have become the mythical, unreachable mermaids. It is an ironic fit because Prufrock never attempted to chase his ...
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