Giving Birth V.S. ... If anything, giving birth is more human, because we can choose to avoid it, whereas death, eventually, is inevitable." ... Most people paid more attention on abortion, however, I think that the decision will be more reliable and more reasonable by taking a serious concern on the issue of giving birth. ... We always talk about abortion, but fail to exam the fundamental concepts of giving birth. ... The issues of abortion and giving birth have always been complicate, but if we make ourselves to think twice before intimacy, or have enough self-respect to say "no" when the ot...

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THE POETRY OF ROBERT FROST GIVES US FRESH INSIGHTS. ... In this poem Robert Frost uses imagery to give us the feeling as if we are in the travelers shoes. ... Robert Frost uses imagery in this poem go give us the sense of being there in the woods. ... In this poem once again Robert Frost has been able to give us a fresh insight in the way we view the world and the people in it. ...

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Some may believe to give a purpose and a meaning to their life and actions. ... One valid basis for a religion would be to give meaning and purpose to one's life. ... God can give reason and meaning to everything one does. A religion can also give comfort to those who are lonely. ... Also, religion can give a goal, purpose, or innuendo in life. ...

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The first line "The winter evening settles down" gives the feeling that the normally busy day is now slowing down to a halt as everyone going home for the night. ... Both lines give the idea of being used up and no longer being of any more use, which end up being left behind. ... Followed by "On broken blinds and chimney pots" gives the idea that there is no one around to keep the area in good shape. ... Finally "A lonely cab-horse steams and stamps" shows a living creature trying to keep warm in the cold and seemingly gives a distinct image of being restless due to the current situation in t...

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Not only does Santiago learn to never give up on his dreams, but he also discovers the secret of happiness. By going on a journey to achieve his personal legend, Santiago is taught to never give up on his dreams. ... This teaches Santiago to never give up and to always keep trying his best in order to accomplish his dreams. Santiago changes from being someone who thinks about giving up to someone who keeps trying no matter what. ... The first one is to never give up on his dreams and the second one is to find happiness in every situation. ...

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I would die for love because love is all the solution for any conflict and people cannot survive without love and also people often give up everything just for love. ... Also, people often give up everything for love. For example, if my friend, family members or one who I love, need tremendous helps and that requires my lives, I would give up anything for that person, because I care about them and I love them. ... Thus, some people give up their prestige, glory, or money just for love. ... From what I said above, people cannot live without love and when the love exist, there will not be a...

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Using examples of others who are not ready for their time to go, Dylan Thomas tries to convince his father not to give up on life either. ... They now are not yet ready to give up their life so easily. ... They are not going to give up yet because they want more experiences to occur in their lives. Dylan Thomas after giving his father examples of other men who are not giving up, tells his father to do the same. ...

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We have already seen several examples of this, but this speech gives us a clear picture of his sadness. ... Finally, it gives us Hamlet's reason for not committing suicide. ... This also gives us a window into his personality. ... This speech gives us our first clear indication as to his reason for craving death. ... Hamlet's motivation for wanting to die and also for remaining alive gives some of the best insight into his personality. ...

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As time goes on so does her and her giving china painting lessons. ... When Emily is sick Toby helps her get well, he takes care of her, he opens the door for her, and he gives her food. He gives support to her in everyway. ...

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" This poem gives insight into the diverging paths in one's life that they must choose between. ... It gives a visualization that the one road has been untouched, untraveled, and unexplored. ... This interpretation of the poem gives a sense of self-actualization and individualism when, in fact, this is not the salutatory perspective Frost deemed. ... It gives no foundation because there is no predisposed outcome. ...

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In "To an Athlete Dying Young," the narrator is giving us a eulogy of the athlete. ... The narrator is not the athlete himself, giving us his story. ... The narrator gives us his life story, so if anything, the reader will remember him. ... However, living a long life will give us more time to change, whether to good or bad, what things we have done. ...

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This gives the novel a meaning that is found on a deeper level, giving an opinion as to what the war brings. ... The photographs that Findley has supplied the researcher (and consequently, the reader) are more pictures that give insight into that time; they are windows into the past and into peoples lives. ... Through these images, Findley is not only able to show the death, despair and the loss that war brings about, but is also capable of drawing the reader into the novel and giving an almost first-hand experience with the casualties of war. ... This theme is the most symbolic and gives the...

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The poem also gives different types of alliteration, similes, and metaphors, which Robert Frost also uses in his other poems as well. The usage of death and desire gives the reader a since of loneliness and need. ... Robert Frost uses the device to help give the reader a better feeling about the poem. ...

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This message means no matter what, just give the nigger boy enough to keep him going in life because he is nothing. ... In order for the boy to be allowed to give his graduation speech, he needs to overcome an obstacle by participating in the "battle royal". ... He needs to overcome this physical and mental struggle just so he can be heard giving a speech to people who thinks that he is just an animal. ...

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"That gives peace when people feel that they are living the symbolic life, that they are actors in the divine drama. That gives the only meaning to human life; everything else is banal and you can dismiss it," (Jung). ... Aside from the importance of consciousness, Moore also suggests the importance of the unconscious that takes place in dreams, and gives acknowledgement to Freud's famous quote dreams are, "the royal road to the soul." ... Our dreams have the ability to give us intuition of ourselves when we return to waking life, much like an email or text give us information, although...

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I can see why people would turn to religion and why humans made a higher being to tell us how to live and to give us a sort of meaning in life. ... We end up creating countless forms of theories to both give ourselves a false sense of purpose and to serve as a distraction from the fact we have NO idea why we are here. ... Though he accepts death to be inevitable, he does not want to give up hope for life and freedom – yet. ... It doesn't necessarily give the criminal remorse it gives them a sense of assurance that his/her soul will last into the afterlife. ... He doesn't give...

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In this story, I've got a feeling of sadness because the rich man chose to keep his money than followed what Jesus told him to do, that he should give away his riches to the needy and poor and learn to carry his cross. ... To be a good person, help the needy and the poor, give whatever I have to them, to be kind and helpful to others and do not disobey His Ten Commandments. To follow His footsteps by learning how to sacrifice and carry those trials and tests that His going to give in my life as a person. ... Like sacrifice to attend the Holy Mass every Sunday and read a bible, talk to G...

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For example there is, people look up to you, you make some of the best friends that you will ever meet, and finally it always gives you something to do, and I believe makes you a better person. ... Every time I see something like that it just puts chills down my back, and makes me want to go out there every time and give it everything that I have. ... They have helped make me the person that I am today, The final reason that I am so optimistic about athletics is because it gives you something to do and it keeps you out of trouble. ... It gives you something to do that you enjoy doing, a...

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One should not give up trying. ... However, these good men do not give up and wait for death to overcome them. ... The author insists to his father that no matter how upsetting life is, he should never give up. ...

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She is constantly thinking about signing over the land to one of her children, and who to give what to. ... Now, God is not in the house giving a sign or leading her to death. ... Once by George, her first love and second by God because he did not give her a sign she was dying. ...

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He believes that one cannot connect with another and fully give himself to another all the while staying true to himself and his own individuality; "We cannot give ourselves we are our own." ... Duffy believed that by loving and giving, you are losing and not gaining. ...

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It shows how Christmas is a great time foe giving when the lady with the gifts ties Phoenix's shoe and the attendant in the hospital gives her a nickel. ... The symbolism in this story helps to remind the readers that everyday is a struggle and if they have a good enough cause not to give up, they could be, if not physically, mentally or spiritually revived. ...

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They include irony and imagery themes in which he gives contradictions of life and human nature. ... Frost gives statements on the nature of human relations, boundaries and human identity. ... Frost uses paradox in his poems which give contraindications on life and human nature which can be hard for some readers to understand the message that his is trying to convey. ...

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This in turn functions as a commentary on society and the working world, for Bartleby is a seemingly homeless, mentally disturbed scrivener who gives up on the prospect of living life. ... Melville, is thus commenting on the work force by demonstrating through Bartleby's continual descend into the abysmal, society confines you behind walls and that if you give in and choose to stop living you will waste away as Bartleby did. ... Through Bartleby, he demonstrates that once you give up on life, everyone around will give up on you in turn, as the narrator did with Bartleby, for you have beco...

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He is representing the ordinary man who strives for more, more answers then a book can give and experienced people can describe. ... But that's just an example of bites and pieces of memoirs all living things share with the following generations which give us the ability to understand our mistakes as animals. ... Which give him a edge above other living organisms. ... We also know what are final vertex has far as life goes on this planet but still that does not give us enough reason to change. ... So he puts down his deepest yearnings into this hole immortal...

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