While remaining in the domestic sphere she struggled with wartime shortages and inflation, ran a farm with least of help and educated her four children when their formal education was interrupted. ... Rational religion was her base for morality and guide to proper conduct. ... Influenced by Joseph Adison's Spectator and its promotion of "moral decency and rational religion" she tended to prefer reason and judgment over fancy and invention. ... In her marriage to Lincoln, "individual expression of power" was part of their union, which was very uncommon to the values of submissiveness and d...

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THE MARCH OF RELIGION TO THIRD MILLENNIUM: - Swami Ranganathanada wrote, "A scientific study of religion reveals two dimensions to every religion, especially to every one of the highly developed world religions, namely, religion as a socio-political expression, and religion as a path to the experience of God, or any value equivalent to." It is generally understood a historically conditioned socio-political expression of religion. ... RELIGION AND SCIENCE: - It is commonly believed that there is a conflict between the rationality of science and the assumptions of religion. ... The...

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These studies all agree to facilitate that sexual behavior is common among autistic people; however, the problems begin with inappropriate expression of sexuality. ... The Mortlock study (1993) explains acceptable physical contact, sex grouping, modesty and naming of body parts as tactics to help the patients develop more rationally. ... Behaviors such as masturbation, expression towards others and attempts at sexual relationships almost always lead to dangerous and irrational situations and behaviors. While many autistic people reside in group homes, their treatment by caretakers and pare...

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Nationalism is a way for people to seek their own freedom and liberate themselves from those preventing the expression of their beliefs so that they can live surrounded by their own culture. ... We were given mouths for a reason, but sometimes people fail to use them rationally to solve their problems. ... My uncle is the head priest for the entire Canadian Forces and while I have zero desire to follow in his priesthood footsteps, he was forced to leave his family for six months in order to help bring peace to the Middle East. ... Our textbook sets out the facts that this will never cease to e...

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And while it in itself is a type of self-expression, it created another with its existence: dancing. ... And the television doesn't help either. ... Music has been used to bring people put of comas, to help psychiatrists get through to their patients, and contrary to what is talked about above, can actually help people calm down and be rational as opposed to being violent. ... It helps us identify our feelings and emotions and channel them into something positive. ... Used in all sorts of medical situations to help a patient, and used as an outlet for getting rid of every day stress b...

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He tries to let God enter, but has trouble because the speaker's rational side seems to be in control. ... In line six is an exclamation, and may be seen as a moment of self-expression, it is more of a sound than a word. ... Furthermore, reason has proven to be weak or untrue; the whole idea guiding these lines is that God gave us reason (rationality) to defend ourselves from evil, but now the speaker's reason seems to have turned on God (or is just incapable of warding off evil), so the speaker is having trouble showing his faith in God. ... This implies that this not the speaker&#x...

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It satisfies these impulses by channeling them into productive tasks that benefit the greater good without allowing the release of their full expression and possible destructiveness. ... When the shell is then destroyed, it is the end of civility and rational behavior. ... These help to support his theme of constant conflict between the primal urges of humans against humanity's need for civilization. ... Piggy is the rational problem solver, embodying intellect, and scientific thought. ...

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Although they did not invent De Stijl they certainly helped to promote it. ... Piet Mondrian, the most popular artist of De Stijl defined the movement in the first issue of "De Stijl" magazine as something that was to be an expression of a new ideal world, an idea that was typical for the age. ... Art was to be based on rational thinking and mathematical/geometrical principles. ... I can not help but experience nature as beauty most of the time and I find it hard to im ­agine that a considerably large number of people perceive this differently. ... In addi ­tion it has helped me understand ...

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It would be easy to accept the popular notion that only representative democratic regimes can be legitimate, after all, that is what is familiar to citizens of the modern Western world and humans, being creatures of habit, will often accept the status quo as that which is right. However, it is neces...

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The ego includes rational planning and reasoning to delay gratification and is socially acceptable (Freud, Early 1900's). The superego seeks morality as instilled in us by parents; role is to internalize society's idea of right and wrong expression of id. This also includes rational planning to delay gratification (Freud, Early 1900's). ... An extrovert person goes out of their way to talk to people or to help others (Jung, early 1900's). An example of this is in the summer I volunteer at a local nursing home for one week to help to cheer some of the residents up and ju...

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What is Hinduism exactly? A straight answer is almost impossible because of its complexity. Most of the definitions are either too narrow or too generalized. Hinduism is the name Europeans gave to the religious, cultural, social, political and philosophical beliefs that contribute to the Hindu way o...

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His autobiography is a form of expression that is a teacher for the American dream. ... And after observing this we can see the other side of the virtue as we also know that part of resolution is one making the decision to act in his or her rational self-interest. ... It seems as though from the time we are young, we speak only to help better ourselves. ... Conversation is used to gain a good relationship and therefore it helps the company. ... When looking to live a life of satisfaction, examining Franklin will only help in the search for triumph....

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His systems helped actors find their inner truth, he wanted actors to live on stage. ... Their work helped the departure of theatre from realism. ... Dadaism lad the foundations for Surrealism, a literary and art movement influenced by Freudianism and dedicated to the expression of imagination as revealed in dreams, free of the conscious control of reason and free of convention. ... His Epic Theatre" was in which narrative, montage, self-contained scenes, and rational argument were used to create a shock of realization in the spectator. ... He helped Brecht popularize Epic Theatre. ...

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Muroi speaks of how Babylonian mathematics helped create a society and how it helped the Mesopotamian region become as fertile as it was. ... In this fine classification of mathematical procedures, he also listed four methods for multiplication, and five rules for reducing a rational expression to a single fraction (website three). ... The treatise develops a system for the solutions of quadratic expressions including geometric principles for completing the square. ...

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Although this does not imply that audience accepts this kind of representation as a preferred reading, there is enough support to claim that dominant representations play a significant role in influencing people's perceptions of minority groups and that dominant news frameworks in particular help to structure perception of the key issues in race relations. Internationally Australians are represented as masculine, democratic, rational, moral, dynamic and progressive. ... And while the "masculine" cop shows suggest the crime "problem" can be solved by getting tough and cracking down, dayti...

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In the later social stage, people embrace a rational, scientific view of the world. ... Merton thought that the structure of society primarily restrains the free expression of man's fixed native impulses. ... Many psychologist measured deviance as an unlucky expression of the personality and underlined the index. ...

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Using this base of knowledge we can make reasonable, rational decisions based upon these past experiences. ... That we can learn to identify with each other by our interpretation of art and therefore helps explain our view of reality. ... If the decision involves unpredictable outcomes, computers cannot think abstractly or reason through what another human is thinking by their facial expression, ma...

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The phenomenon of branding, whose logo itself is only a graphic expression, has taken on extraordinary importance over the last decade. ... Many believe that the controversy actually fueled interest in the band, and actually helped record sales. ...

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In Native Son, Bigger Thomas seems to be composed of a mass of disruptive emotions rather than a rational mind joined by a soul. ... Jan didn't help me! ... His crime of violence is as much the crime of the people around him, who stifled his soul and nourished the other, baser side of him that was the only way he had of self-expression. ...

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If voting is the fundamental method of political expression in our representative democracy, why do so many Americans take their democratic right for granted? ... This in turn may help determine some of the causes of such a low turnout. ... Also, the fact that elections are held on weekdays can not help the cause. ... On the extreme other hand, the decision to abstain from voting, and from otherwise taking part in political activities, may reflect a voter's rational judgement that his future is safe in the hands of whichever candidate emerges as winner. ...

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A need for expression of these desires takes over the body entirely with no control. ... Some people needed professional help and have records on file for there repressed feelings some just don't seek medical attention and have bottled up these repressed feelings inside and begin to be motivated to take action and that action can be rape, sodomy, or murder. Keppel has provided nothing but facts and examples to help make his book more intriguing and be a tool to those who study the mind of a killer. ...

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