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Dream-Like Responsibility – Polished Critical

December 29, 2017January 3, 2018 vrennieVictoria

[…] the ways in which individuals take responsibility for themselves or others (June 2010)   Responsibility is inarguably the quintessential factor behind the creation of one’s ideals because it is through one’s illusions that they[…]

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Yin and Yang, Black and White: Dorian Gray

October 9, 2017October 19, 2017 rehmantariqRehman

In the Chinese school of thought known as Taoism, the above symbol represents the prevalence and balance of two opposing forces known as yin and yang, the former represented by the colour black, the latter[…]

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AP Analysis- Reason and Passion

January 2, 2017 malikadayaMalika

In Khalil Gibran’s poem, Reason and Passion, we see the author delve into the complexity and interplay between two, renowned, contrasting ideals. However, it may be argued that Khalil attempted to find a balance- unification-[…]

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A Journey of Reason and Passion in Jane Eyre

December 18, 2016 vrennieVictoria

Reason and passion -two polarizing aspects captured in one novel, Jane Eyre; the author, Charlotte Bronte, dives into the depths of one woman’s life, Jane. Commonly referred to as a Bildungsroman novel or a coming-of-age[…]

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Lost: Innocence

October 12, 2015October 12, 2015 tayxtwoTaylor

A word. To express love and encouragement. To be pronounced with the imitation of a baby’s voice by an adult or elder. To be filled with pure happiness and fulfillment. Until the word is used to[…]

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