Within the past several decades, studies have been conducted that have resulted in a thorough definition of the irrational fear, possible causes, and, inevitably, potential methods for treating the phobia. ... This, however, is possible and such is the definition of homophobia. ... These types of disorders are characteristic of the central nervous system's physiological and emotional response to a vague sense of threat or danger as a central symptom . ... Biphobia, the intense fear of bisexuality and its stimuli, is traced within the heterosexual community to the challenge bisexual...

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When the essay "Why the Novel Matters" is approached as rhetorical systems rather than statements of doctrine, it is, I think, significant as critical conceptions of the novel as those of a writer defining his genre in his own terms - dialogically, rhetorically, and artistically, as a novelist would. ... Coleridge in his critical definitions of poetry, Lawrence rhetorically represents the novel in large, binary, metaphorical terms that implicitly lend dignity to its genre. ...

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One of the main reasons is based on the definition of the term, "Artificial Intelligence" itself and the criteria required for a machine to be called "intelligent". ... This means that the word, "intelligence" doesn't have any specific definition related to it because of its ability to fit in a wide range of circumstances. ... If we ask some college graduates to define intelligence, they will most likely be unable to give us a better definition. ... The definition and requirements for a machine to be intelligent are biased because they are developed by huma...

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