Living in the junk yard also helped her gain respect for a broader range of people. ... This helped her grow emotionally because she learned to deeply care for another person, the way only a mother can. ... But after Guy's birth, she finally felt this wonderful feeling that no person should be denied. ... Because this man was her mother's boyfriend, Maya could not understand how deeply wrong his acts of rape were. ... Infact Maya had a hard time understanding why her grandmother didn't explode in anger towards him. ...

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John Stuart Mill believed that whether the inner feeling for humanity was acquired or inborn was of no consequence. ... Mill's account of explanation in science was broadly that explanation seeks the causes of events where it is events in which we are interested; or seeks more general laws where we are concerned to explain less general laws as special cases of those laws. Mill's discussion of the possibility of finding a scientific explanation of social events has worn equally well; Mill was as unwilling to suppose that the social sciences would become omniscient about human ...

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Love, with no doubt, is the most beautiful and strong feeling a human can experience. ... Yet, her behavior touched him so deeply, that he "only stood and stared at her, fascinated. ... Suddenly, without understanding, he gave up; her pain melted with his, and his heart melted with hers. " He felt warm inside himself" , "he wanted to remain like that for ever- He fall in love. ... Quick for her to need and conclude, quick for him to be touched and fascinated, but I think this is what makes it strong, deep, and long lasting. ... He started thinking and talking of love, feeling so uncommon ...

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This is confirmed as it is learned that the family tortured by the Evrémonde family is Madame Defarge's family, which not only explains her behavior in the Revolution, but creates a feeling of empathy towards her. ... When Madame Defarge's past is revealed, the feeling of empathy towards her connects the reader to the novel, making the Revolution and the mind-state of the French people more understandable to a modern-day reader. Her personal story correlates with the broader story of mistreatment of the French people by their government, sparking the French Revolution. Throu...

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At that time, however, the definition of men' was undoubtedly less broad than what it is commonly thought of as encompassing today. ... A new approach to understanding slavery can be seen when examining it from the perspective of others, specifically white slave owners. ... In the work, McLaurin does a good job of covering many available issues in such a broad topic. ... A feeling of being threatened, however much they might have denied it, can also be seen as evidence for the actions used in slaves' treatment. ... Understanding that slave owners completely believed they were ju...

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Today's education system is ineffectual and needs a wider, deeper approach to cater for the many needs of learners today. ... From using logos and legein to knowing that some students are groupers or stringers to catering for the 7 types of intellect, teachers are slowly awakening to the fact that students need a deeper approach to learning and to do that teachers need a deeper approach to teaching. ... All it took was a little physical exertion and total change from the subject that was originally planned, and the entire feeling of the room changed in the space of about 3 minutes. ...

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England was receiving messages of disaster from Holland, Belgium, and France (Broad, 1963, 41). ... They needed a new leader and they knew it once Churchill was finished his speech and he received a deep-throated roar (Broad, 1963, 42). ... Even though Chamberlain made a speech saying that he could spare the time because all was quiet behind the Rhine, and that he himself was feeling quite well (Finer, 1941, 18). ... Churchill's speech conveyed a feeling of urgency. ... The new Prime Minister spoke simply and somberly (Broad, 1963, 42). ...

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England was receiving messages of disaster from Holland, Belgium, and France (Broad, 1963, 41). ... They needed a new leader and they knew it once Churchill was finished his speech and he received a deep-throated roar (Broad, 1963, 42). ... Even though Chamberlain made a speech saying that he could spare the time because all was quiet behind the Rhine, and that he himself was feeling quite well (Finer, 1941, 18). ... Churchill's speech conveyed a feeling of urgency. ... The new Prime Minister spoke simply and somberly (Broad, 1963, 42). ...

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In Ovid's Metamorphoses, readers get a glimpse into the wondrous powers and deep meanings of art as seen through the stories of Arachne and Orpheus. ... Art can appeal to the deep soul inside a person and make them feel perplexing sentiments. ... It provides a brief window into deep yet basic desires whether it is the desire to win or the desire to love. ... When brought together with nature- and that is to not only say the material nature before one's eyes- art bewitched the soul into understanding and feeling greater meanings that have plagued even the most intelligent of minds. ....

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Let's define culture and society: • Culture - refers to the social heritage of people - those learned patterns for thinking, feeling, and acting that are transmitted from one generation to the next, including the embodiment of these patterns in material items. ... First up, norms: To live with others in a group setting, we must share understandings that tell us which actions are permissible and which are not. For example, unless we have prior understanding, we cannot take something from a neighbor's yard; the difference between borrowing and stealing is based on shared unders...

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The character Dick Prosser is upon introduction a deeply religious, gentle, and multi-talented man. ... The extreme shift in Dick Prosser's character may at first appear unprecipitated; however, upon closer inspection of the character and the surrounding circumstances, a better understanding can be reached. Comparing basic human nature to that of an animal, it is much easier to relate to Dick feeling trapped. ... The narrator's confusion as to why Dick Prosser, a man he admired as a young boy, could suddenly "snap" and display such primitive savagery is manipulated by Wolfe to pre...

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The first aspect of this broad range of religion based thinking is called Ineffability. This term is best defined as a feeling with no spoken meaning. A person that has felt an emotion or feeling that another person has not, can not tell that person who hasn't experienced it for himself, what the feeling feels like. ... A listener to music that a composer created won't have the full understanding and emotion behind the music that the composer intended. They will both hear the same music but it will have a much deeper meaning to the composer who understands each beat and what they me...

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By using his own life encounters, Staples allows for a first hand understanding of what it was like in that particular situation, and also what he felt during those ordeals. ... To her, the youngish black man- a broad six feet two inches with a beard and billowing hair, both hands shoved into the pockets of a bulky military jacket - seemed menacingly close" (518-519). This is a very useful statement, because it introduces his feeling into the story, which would be impossible without including his own experiences. ... This is another important statement in the overall understanding of where ...

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An understanding of the common terms and methods used in filmmaking will enable the recreational moviegoer to enhance their experience tenfold. ... At times of less intensity the organ delivers a somber feeling almost as if the angels are mourning the savage spilling of human blood. ... A close up is shown of the child and this coupled with the somber organ music creates a feeling of intense pity. ... At one point, using juxtaposition, the dim church is contrasted with a murder in broad daylight. ... However, if one knows what to look for, the viewing experience and intellectual understandin...

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On reading Audrey Curtis` statement extracted from " A Curriculum for the Pre-school Child-, 2nd Edition (1998) p118, my understanding of the message she is delivering is that since the document released by the S.C.A.A (1996b), early educators are feeling overly influenced into ensuring that children attain the learning outcomes recommended by the S.C.A.A. ... The perfect curriculum should be broad and balanced in order to develop the skills and understanding of every child. ... Froebel argued that play was a deeply significant activity for the young child. ... As cited in (A.Curtis 1998 2n...

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My major helps students like me to develop a deeper understanding of human behavior from the past to the present. ... Public opinion will tell you liberal arts are becoming worthless when finding a job coming out of college but little does everyone know the broad range of skills that you learn is becoming essential with the recent economic situation. Effect A liberal arts degree is an asset; a study found that employers are looking for a broad range of skill sets more than a particular level. ... Stakeholders The general public opinion of liberal arts affects those wanting to study the ma...

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Emotions are defined broadly as psychological phenomena that help in behavioral management and control. ... By mapping the brain scientists can have a better understanding of animal behavior through neurological analysis. When combined with observational data scientists are closer to understanding animals. ... He said "A greylag goose that has lost its partner shows all the symptoms that John Bowlby has described in young human children in his famous book Infant Grief. . . the eyes sink deep into their sockets, and the individual has an overall drooping experience, literally letting their head...

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Sometimes in life, people come across a person who will allow them to see a broader perspective of life. ... Seeing achieves an understanding, whereas looking solely grasps the outward appearance. ... Upon realization of the new perspective, feeling the emotion is achieved. Understanding what is being felt occurs rather than simply doing what is thought is right. ... It is too easy to point out the negative aspects of a person rather than looking a little deeper and seeing the good. ...

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It has the power to "conjure" up images from the past in order to recreate the feeling or the experience in the present, "For our continued influxes of feelings are modified and directed by our thoughts, which are indeed the representatives of all our past feelings" (Wordsworth, Preface, 577). ... Indeed, the ability of the mind to create states of tranquility that lead to a close understanding of this "eternal act of creation" is found in both "Tintern Abbey" and "A Summer Evenings Meditation." ... Several passages throughout the poem show how by provoking "deep thoughts," images of natural b...

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However its definition and understanding is varied for each people. ... On the other side, painful feeling is what can distract or deprive happiness. ... Mill explains that as a feeling it cannot be described but something that can be felt. ... An experience could give different feeling based on each person desire. ... It is a deeper and broader understanding of happiness than a hedonist does. ...

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With the proliferation and advancement of information technology, graphic design, publishing capabilities, and understanding of human vision and comprehension, art has invaded sectors of society that before seemed separate and unconnected to artistic endeavors. ... This is another relatively new idea, one that goes along with a better understanding of light and movement. ... These drab colors contrast highly with the rich deep colors of the robes of the characters, drawing attention to them and serving to highlight the tension of the scene. ... Every line and shape and color and face an...

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They both have to do with deep understanding of life that the characters experience in their own little world. ... I think the authors write their stories in a broad kind of way so that readers can interpret the story anyway they see it fit. Authors go deep in their stories leaving the readers on their own to figure out the whole concept of a story. ... This leaves Anna feeling lonely and scared at times. ...

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Educators and journalists can contribute greatly to citizen's understandings of their immediate and global surroundings by using copyrighted materials in their work. ... Under the law of fair use, people can quote copyrighted work without permission or payment in some circumstances, when broadly speaking, the social benefit is larger than individual owners' loss (887). Yet not only do news media outlets strengthen our understandings of our national and global societies, but so do products of entertainment. ... The decision to stream or download is a way of feeling connected with othe...

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Dostoevsky enhances the meaning and understanding of his characters through symbolic representation of words, speech mannerisms of the character, and sentence patterns. ... Before his murder, Raskolnikov believed "For broad understanding and deep feeling, you need pain and suffering." This theory is proved wrong when Raskolnikov realizes that his suffering does not bring him closer to understanding but instead it destroys his bondage with society, bringing about confusion and bewilderment. ... Suffering is a form of punishment not to give an individual understanding and meaning but to bring...

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Frank set the mood for future photographers by inspiring other photographers by his ability to represent broad topics such as America and show the connection between life seen from the inside to life seen from the outside. Another photographer that relates to America through their work is Garry Winnograd who is similar to Robert frank by takes pictures of people but what defines Winnograds work is he captures people as a charter that reflects deeper meaning. ... What Adams did was give the viewer change to imagine the experience of life in a location and period of time even if the photos inv...

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