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 Witch And The Wardrobe Heroism
From classics such as Homer s Iliad and Odyssey to modern day works such as Rick Riordan s
Percy Jackson and the Olympians series, an archetype of the strong, powerful, independent, and
masculine hero has emerged. In contrast to these characters, and similar ones found in many other
works of fiction, which praise the classical, masculine hero, in his novel The Lion, the Witch, and the
Wardrobe, C.S. Lewis portrays and celebrates the feminine spiritual hero and feminine qualities and
their ability to triumph over the masculine hero.
Before discussing the importance of the feminine in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, first
there should be a discussion of what is meant by the phrases masculine and feminine. These terms
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Edmund is closest of the siblings to the classical hero he is self interested and prideful and it is
through these traits that Lewis portrays typical human folly and its tragic consequences (Hilder
25). He betrays his family simply because he wants Turkish Delight and to be a Prince...and to pay
Peter out for calling him a beast, not thinking about the negative consequences his actions would
have on others (Lewis 91). It is through Edmund that Lewis portrays typical human folly and its
tragic consequences, showing how Edmund s masculine traits often cloud his judgment and
allow for him to make foolish mistakes for example, because he is consumed with his desire for
Turkish delight, he does not question the Witch s behavior nor her deceit in his first meeting with
her (Lewis 34 37). While Edmund is an example of the person who allows spite and pride to rule
him, he also is finds redemption in the form of Aslan s forgiveness and submits to the feminine
heroism (Hilder 35). In his submission to Aslan s power, he learns to practise patience and
obedience, two traits which allow him to become the [grave] and [quiet] man that is great in council
and judgment, truly living up to the title of Edmund the Just (Hilder 36; Lewis
 Stanley Kubrik s The Shining
Introduction: Captivating and horrifying visuals flood Stanley Kubrik s The Shining. Solace in the
rockies may sound pleasant, but in The Shining, the beautiful Overlook Hotel becomes a
nightmare. Jack Torrence, a recently recovered alcoholic and writer is in search of a big break to
please his clients. He interviews for a job at the Overlook hotelas a groundskeeper in the winter
months in which it is closed. He hopes that the solitude that the hotel brings is exactly whats he
needs to succeed. The hotel has a daunting and frightening past, as it has been a home to violence
and other unthinkable acts. Jacks son Danny has a strange gift to see parts of the future, who is
convinced the hotel isn t safe. By the end of the film Jack seems to... Show more content on
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After Jack tries to kill Wendy, she manages to knock him unconscious and lock him in the hotel
pantry. The sequence begins with the camera slowly zooming out at a slightly higher angle on
Jack who is sleeping in the pantry. This creates the feeling that Jack is again being watched by
some ominous force in the hotel. The camera continues to follow Jack as he gets up upon hearing
a knock at the pantry door. Then the camera moves to a close up on Jack as a dialogue between
Mr. Grady and Jack occurs. The camera remains on Jack the whole conversation, Mr. Grady is
never seen in the shot. This creates the feeling that this conversation may be happening in Jacks
mind, as a result of his psychological condition. Jack has had other encounters with Mr. Grady,
but the pantry scene is the only one in which he does not appear. For example, when Jack goes to
the hotel bar, Mr. Grady is seen pouring his drinks. Although his presence may also be a part of
Jacks imagination, Mr. Grady is still in this shot. The pantry sequence is the first give physical
evidence that there may be a supernatural force in the hotel. Up to this point it seems that there is
no way that Jack is having a supernatural experience. This completely is turned upside down when
click the door to the pantry is unlocked. If the conversation with Mr. Grady is just a psychological
one, then how is the door unlocked?
 The Non Christian Holidays
Eid is the most sacred and festive day for a Muslim such as myself. Time goes by in a flash, the
fall semester had just begun and Eid was days away. Imagine my sadness that I would not be able
to spend this special day with my family I would have to go to class instead. Fordham is a Jesuit
University that becomes more diverse every year as new students join the community. Change takes
place on campus; however, does this change allow for equal privileges among all the students? Every
year, thousands of freshmen enter the gates of Fordham University. Among these students, not all
are Christian. Some are Jews, some Muslim, and some Hindu and Buddhist. As a Jesuit school,
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Diversity must be accepted and acknowledged as a change among the people for the university to
flourish. We must understand that each of us are unique in our own ways; therefore, every student
has something to offer to the university. Some are defined by their grades or social media, while
others define themselves through their religious beliefs. The university must acknowledge the
presence of change arising on campus so that every individual, Christian or not, receives equal
benefits of being a part of the Fordham community. According to Cappex, Fordham stands to be
predominately Roman Christian even with the large number of cultural groups on campus. What
about the minority, are they not included? In 2011, Religious Preference of enrolled freshman out of
1,986 students are: 0.9% Buddhist, 0.9% Hindu, 2.0% Jewish, 2.0% Muslim, 50.5% Catholic, 2.6%
Greek Orthodox, and 8.5% Protestant. As of 2015, out of 2,211 students there are 0.8% Buddhist,
1.4% Hindu, 2.3% Jewish, 4.0% Muslim, 48.8% Catholic, 1.8% Greek Orthodox, and 7.0%
Protestant. After four years, the religious diversity among the students attending Fordham
 Analyzing The Grimm Brothers Little Red Riding Hood
The Grimm Brothers fairy tales do not always reveal a clear distinction between good and bad.
After all, Little Red Riding Hood, written by the Grimm Brothers in the 17th century, shares a
story about a lovely girl, Little Red Riding Hood, and a wicked wolf. The wolf s keen qualities
and malicious actions suggest that the wolf represents the devil. However, the girl reflects the devil
as well, despite the fact that she may seem innocent. I agree with those who believe the wolf
characterizes the devil, but I want to add that Little Red Riding Hoodis a devil like, sinful character
herself, by participating in wrongful deeds, which leads to being eaten as a punishment.
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Throughout Little Red Riding Hood, by the Grimm Brothers, the wolf strongly represents the devil
through their resemblances in actions and devious qualities. I want to add that Red Riding Hood
can be recognized as the devil too, and her image of being innocent is unfitting because of her evil
doings. Those who ve read fairy tale stories in the past may be grateful for the cheerier and altered
adaptation, and some others might realize the stories they have heard are a lot darker than they
remembered. Due to these responses, people may choose to select different stories for their
children, in addition to rethinking other fairy tales. Specifically, readers of Little Red Riding
Hood, may agree that the tale involves many evil events. Many children think highly of the
protagonist and admire them. Specifically, Red Riding Hood may seem to be very innocent, but
my argument shows that she is actually very evil. If readers look up to Red Riding Hood, they
may perceive the wrong idea that sinning and killing is okay. Therefore, Little Red Riding Hood
is not a good figure to admire. Due to this, those who agree with my claim that Little Red Riding
Hood is evil will most likely not allow their children to read this fairy tale and perhaps other stories
as well. People do not want their children to
 Why Intelligence Is Measured By Standardized Test Scores...
In today s American education system, the arts are typically referred to as electives. they are not
mandatory and are seen as hobbies. STEM subjects (the sciences, technology, english, and
mathematics) are viewed as necessary skills in today s society. A student that has a talent for
photography yet lacks considerable skill in mathematics is usually seen as unintelligent, or
academically challenged. A different student, one who is gifted in mathematics, yet is below
average when it comes to skills in their art class is not faulted for their loss of artistic talent. They
are praised for their intelligence no matter their artistic prowess. Artistic students are constantly made
to feel deficient, as if there is something wrong with them if the struggle with STEM subjects. This
paper focuses on asking why students are made to feel that way. Why intelligence is measured in
standardized testscores and letter grades. It will explore how lack of the arts and creativity is
damaging to students, and how this disregard for creativity starts well before we are aware of it. It
starts in elementary schools and primary educationsystems, and continues on into adulthood. One of
the main concerns of this paper is how harmful this mindset can be to students. The modern idea of
school curriculum is that every student should be tested for the same set of skills and in the same
way, measuring every student up to the same standard. The problem with this is that the people who
came up with
 Anita Desai s Clear Light Of Day
Escapism in Anita Desai s Clear Light of Day
Clear Light of Day, written by Anita Desai and published in 1980, tells the story of the siblings of
the Das family living in Old Delhi. It tells the story of Bim, the eldest sister a history professor and
caretaker of Baba, their youngest, autistic brother. She is a spinster who seems to have been left
behind by everyone. Headstrong, intelligent and apparently sure of her choices, it seems that Bim
has had no desire to escape her life.
The novel also tells the story of Tara and of Raja, the two apparently more prosperous siblings, who
both manage to escape the bleak atmosphere of the house; Tara through her marriage to Bakul, and
Raja through his immersion in Urdu poetry and Islamic culture, his relationship with Hyder Ali, and
consequently, his moving away to Hyderabad and marriage to Benazir.
Escapism plays a very important role in the story of Anita Desai s Clear Light of Day. The focus
of this essay is to explore how this theme affects the relationship between Bim and Raja. Best
friends and partners in crime, Bim and Raja share a love of literature and poetry, and are the
closest of the four siblings. Eventually, however, Raja s admiration of Hyder Ali leads him to
Urdu poetry and an interest in Islamic culture, seeking an escape from the stifling, insipid
atmosphere of his own home and life. What seems to have started as scholarly interest, and initially
even draws Bim s admiration, leads to Raja s escape to Hyderabad to
 The Ecologist s Guide On Habitat Loss
The Ecologist s Guide to Habitat Loss Over the course of the past few centuries, the Earth as a
whole has felt anthropogenic effects due to increased human presence and impacts such as habitat
loss. Habitat loss is the process of damage and eventual destruction in some cases of ecosystems on
a local and global scale which result in them not being able to systematically support the species
present due to displacement or destruction which successively reduces biodiversityof endemic
species. Habitat loss and fragmentation have been known to be the greatest threats to biodiversity
worldwide. The cause and effect of human impacts on tropical rainforests has led to extinction of
local organisms on a grand scale which has resulted in what is... Show more content on
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The causes of habitat loss/destruction will be explored in regards to deforestation and conversion of
land to agriculture while simultaneously elucidating on the effects which range from biotic
interaction, reduced biodiversity, changes in habitat use, and the loss of ecosystem services.

Biotic Interactions in Fragmented Habitats Deforestation is the permanent destruction or

fragmentation of forests in order to make the land available for other uses which has caused
disruption in habitats within tropical rainforests. It has led to fragmentation of habitats which
influence birth and death related processes (Harrison and Bruna 1999). Habitat deterioration also
imposes novel selection stresses on organisms, enlarging local extinction rates. Reduced movement
among remnant patches for mammals lowers colonization rates, which further negatively affects
demographic and genetic population parameters. Many studies have already shown that
fragmentation in tropical rainforests presents grave problems for large trees, but not much data has
been collected for early plant life stages.
These stages are explored in a study done in Central Amazonia in which fragmentation has had an
adverse effect on seedlings. It was found that the life form composition and structure of plant pool
fragments have been shifting toward a species poor seedling community (Benitez Malvido and
Martinez Ramos 2003). This has resulted from the loss of understory species diversity with high
regard to
 The Meaning Of Faith In Kiierkegaard s Fear And Trembling
Vonzyl Taylor
Paper 3
PHIL2310 The Meaning of Life
Professor LaMendola
Fall 2017
Leap of Faith
In the selection from Kierkegaard s Fear and Trembling, explain the aesthetic man, ethical man, and
knight of faith. How does this do each of these people figure into Kierkegaard s argument for
taking a leap of faith ? Using Kierkegaard s argument, explain whether or not the story of Abraham
is describes a meaningful life.
Kierkegaard s ideas on the meaning of life are conveyed in his writings of Fear and Trembling. In
the selection, Kierkegaard speaks of three different types of people in three different stages of life.
The aesthetic man, the ethical man, and the knight of faith. Each man, having a different meaning
in life during each stage, eventually reaching the ultimate meaning of life. In the following, I will
explain how each of these men fit into Kierkegaard s argument for taking a leap of faith , as well as
explain Why Abraham s life is a meaningful life based off of Kierkegaard s argument.
Kierkegaard believes there are three stages in life, The aesthetic, The ethical, and the religious.
He also believes that one cannot reach the next stage in succession until he has negated
everything in the previous stage of life. The first stage is the aesthetic stage in life. A man living
life through aesthetics is known as the aesthetic man. The aesthetic man seeks pleasures for
himself. He only engages in things that bring him pleasure. At this moment in his life, morals do
not matter. They are not used as guidelines on how to live life. They are completely ignored. At
this stage in life, man s meaning is to heighten all individual pleasures. The Aesthetic man can be
all different ages. He can be the 18 year old leaving his parents home, ignoring all of the morals
his parents tried to enforce on him. The 18 year old now has ultimate freedom and can do
whatever he please, or pleases him [ as he only seeks things and activities that will bring happiness
and pleasure]. The aesthetic level can be the level one is born into automatically. If we raise up a
child without sharing any moral ideas with the child, he will most likely indulge in pleasures to
alleviate pain and boredom. To imagine an aesthetic man, think of
 Critical Care Essay
Critical care is medical care given to patients who required closed and continuous monitoring from
specially trained clinical providers, and usually takes place in intensive care units or a trauma center.
Most of the time, the patients are critically ill and susceptible for serious complications, and thus,
they are placed in special units. Critical care units are also known for its high technology equipment
with advanced interventions and treatment. These conditions are well known to be contributing
factors of psychological stress experienced by the patients and their families. A recent study in India
found that there is a significant elevation of stress, depression and anxiety level among patients
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A study in Brazil showed lower rates of depression and anxiety symptoms among families in an
open ICU (Fumis, Ranzani, Faria, Schettino, 2015). The study also found a correlation between
open visitation policy and families satisfaction (Fumis et al., 2015), contradictory with the previous
study among Saudi families (Baharoon et al., 2014). Patients and relatives also perceived family
presence had a good impact on the quality of care, especially which they are involved in treatment
explanations to the patients (Di Bernardo et al.,
 Julius Caesar Reputation Analysis
Julius Caesar The Introduction
Each man believed that the other attempted to increase his own reputation at his colleague s price.
In 59 BC Caesar tried out to reconcile both men and then blended their power along with his own to
obtain himself elected consul. He provided Julia his daughter to Pompey in matrimony to solidify
his alliance. The alliance put together Caesar s enormous level of popularity and legal reputation
with Crassus s fantastic prosperity and effect and Pompey s evenly spectacular military reputation.

Background and Early life 12th july 100 BC, the date of birth of Gaius Julius Caesar. His family had
noble, patrician root. They were not that rich or or influential in this period. His aunt Julia, was the
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He returned to Rome in 60 BC, enthusiastic for the consulate. Against the senatorial opposition he
organised a faction which was called the First Triumvirate, It was made up of Marcus Licinius
Crassus, richest man in Rome, Pompey, who was a general and a commander chief in the army,
and the organizer himself Caesar. After joining Pompey and Crassus had conflict between each
other and were jealous of each other, , but Caesar handled it all and kept the arrangement going.
Caesar married Calpurnia in 59 BC. As being a consul, he guaranteed the passing of an agrarian
laws providing Campanian lands for 20,000 poor people and veterans, regardless of the
opposition of his senatorial colleague, Marcus Calpurnius Bibulus. Caesar also earned the
support of the prosperous equites by obtaining a reduction for them in their duty deals in Asia.
This made him the guiding ability in a coalition between people and plutocrats. He was assigned
the rule of Cisalpine and Transalpine Gaul and Illyricum with four legions for five years (58 B.C.
54 B.C.). The dissimilarities between Pompey and Crassus grew, and Caesar again transferred (56
B.C.) to patch up things, coming to an arrangement that both Pompey and Crassus should be
consuls in 55 B.C. which their proconsular provinces should be Syria and Spain, respectively. Out
of this set up an expansion was attracted by him of his demand in Gaul to 49 B.C. In the entire year
s 58 B.C. to 49 B.C. he
 Disaster In One Art
Disaster in Elizabeth Bishop s One Art

Art is not life. More, it is a deception, mirroring experience and emotion, but never truly becoming
that which it reflects. Art is attractive in that it is a controlled balance between rigid structure, which
is too mundane for its purposes, and chaotic discord, which is too feral. Poetry is art. Loss is not. In
her villanelle One Art, Elizabeth Bishop proves this to be so. The poem itself is an emotive
crescendo, and while its speaker struggles to hold the pain of loss within the confines of art, its
readers note the incongruity of such an effort. One word prompts them, and fuels Bishop s crescendo
with a momentum, a tone, and a coda; disaster impels the poem One Art.

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Yet, with each of its three subsequent appearances, the word weighs heavier on the formal
arrangement of the villanelle, and depresses its tone. Disaster is a loaded word undisciplined,
forceful, and moving and its repeated appearance at the ends of the third and fifth stanzas
underscores its gravity. Thus, although only used by the speaker to highlight its antithesis, disaster
speaks for itself, deliberately and consistently contradicting the element of control denoted by its
rhyming counterpart, master. The momentum of One Art derives from the mounting conflict
between human faculty and that which exceeds it between the words master and disaster. In its
body, the poem spends most of its words on mastery. Directly, in the second and third stanzas, and
through submission of personal example in the fourth and fifth, the speaker advocates that one must
appoint loss a virtuous habit, and treat it as a practiced art. In these middle stanzas, disaster requires
no such support. As the poem s momentum builds, the speaker s losses become more profound, and
their effects more taxing. While its words rally behind master, the villanelle s underlying sentiments
sponsor disaster.

And indeed, disaster wins the last word in this battle. In the last stanza of One Art, Bishop s
crescendo rises to its forte. Here, love is lost, and disaster resonates almost deafeningly in the reader
s mind. A greater number
 Jannah Bailey Child Protect
Jannah Bailey, Executive Director at Child Protect, spoke today about how her organization serves
the community. While Bailey does not view herself as a servant, she is a prime example of what a
servant leader should look like. Child Protect is a children s advocacy center that helps children in
Montgomery, Autauga, and Elmore counties. The non profit organization is considered a neutral
party that can speak with victims of child abuse. They are trained to interview and counsel children
and work with DHR and law enforcement. Bailey was born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama.
She grew up in a dysfunctional family; however, her mothermade sure that both her and her brother
were involved in the community through girl and boy scouts and with
 High Schools And School Schools
Armed and Educated
Columbine, Sandy Hook, and the UT Tower shooting are just a few examples of the terror parents,
teachers, and students face today. More and more massacres and threats are affecting our schools
on a daily basis. No one should fear to receive an education and certainly no parent should fear their
child entering the doors of an elementary school. What can we do to prevent these tragedies from
happening again? How can we strip the worry from the men, women and children involved in our
educational systems at work today? The only options to putting an end to the untimely and unfair
deaths of our teachers and students is tighter security, psych evaluations, and armed personnel. This
means of security should not only be present in high schools or Jr. Highs, but should be present in
all of our educational buildings, including colleges, elementary schools and child care centers. All
of the places listed should be aware and willing to respond with any force necessary to protect their
lives and the lives of others. More security cameras, attending at least one anti bullying program per
school year, teachers need training to psychologically assess a troubled student, and armed teachers
should all play a role in defending and keeping our schools safe. This is not taking our freedom but
protecting our right to live and learn.
Security cameras can be spotted in many places including stores, airports, gas stations, and school
buildings. All of the surveillance equipment
 Pardah
INTRODUCTION The holy prophet (peace be upon him) had expressed his concern for the basic
rights and respectable place for women in society 1400 years ago. In this regard, however certain
restrictions particularly observance of purdha by women deemed extremely necessary, which was
ordered by almighty Allah. ¡§Say ¡§o¡¨ Muhammad, to believing men that they should observe
modesty of the eyes and hidden parts. This is purer for them but god knows what they do and say to
believe women that they should observe modesty of eyes and guard their hidden parts. Let them not
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PURDAH AND INJUNTION OF QURAN AND AHADITH The Quran commands the believe,
both men and women to lower their gaze and keep modesty. However, the women have been
obliged to fulfill certain additional responsibilities in the matter of dress, adornment etc. the
relevant verses are, ¡§Tell the believers to lower their gaze and to safe guard their private parts,
that will make for greater purity for them and tell the believing women to cast down their eyes and
guard their private parts, and not to reveal their adornment save such as is to appear¡¨(al Quran
24:30) Further the Quran reads ¡§And let them (women) not display their beauty and ornaments
except what (must ordinarily) appear their of and let them draw their garment over their bosoms
and not display their beauty except in the presence of their husbands, fathers, husband¡¦s father or
their own sons, brother¡¦s sons or their sister¡¦s son¡K¡¨(al Quran,24:31) AHADITH OF THE
PROPHET (P.B.U.H) Ayesha (wife of prophet) reported that asma a daughter of abu baker came to
the messenger of Allah while there were thin clothes on her. He approached her