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It determines what we see, what we do, what we feel. It controls ouremotions, our thoughts, and our conscience. What is this remarkable element ofthe human mind? It is called perception. Perception as defined in the Merrian-Webster Dictionary as the following-1 a : awareness of the elements of environment through physicalsensationb: Physical sensation interpreted in…

Audrey Lorded was an African American feminist. She was the author of the poem, “Coal. ” She used “Coal” to portray what she feels and give new emphasis to her thoughts and feelings. The poem is her reflection and pride of her background and deep thoughts. She expresses this poem with how she relates to society…

INTRODUCTION The wheel which we have designed and fabricated has shock absorber. This enables the availability of suspension and cushioning during the bicycle riding. It reduced damaged to the cycle wheel and the rider during accident by deforming and reforming within its elastic limit. Movement is essence in life. All animals move to find food,…

IntroductionMany students are hesitant to learn mathematics because of the implication that this subject matter is difficult. With just the thought of numbers and figures to be solved, most students feel uncomfortable and experienced physiological responses like sweating of the palms which sometimes leads to mental block (Kogelman and Warren 12). This is generally referred…

“By Saint Denis, girl,” quoth he, “you have a proper spirit, but it takes more than a pair of breeches to make a man.” “If that other woman of whom you spoke could march and fight, so can I!” I cried. “Nay.” He shook his head. “Black Margot of Avignon was one in a million.”…

The way John Berger, a 20th century art critic, describes a painting is to describe the relationship between the painter and the subject. To do this he must find words to apply meaning to the image. When one views art they relate to it. This relationship between the viewer and the art is affected by…

People always ask me “What are you?” or “Where are you from?” and every time I find myself metaphysically probing my own psyche, my own existence. Questioning myself “Who or what even am I,” I naturally work my way down the socially imposed and acceptable labels – American (that’s not a ‘race/ethnicity’ and my ‘color’…

Due to the fact of the absence of many men, who either joined the military and/or took jobs in a war production industry; women were obligated to move outside their traditional roles and take positions in employment historically reserved for men. For instance in the United States, images like “Rosie the Riveter” promoted the ideology…

In the book Ten Questions. Charon argues that there are important variables that limit the impact that an person can hold throughout the class of one’s life. In the film “From Here to Eternity. ” the characters in the film are perfect illustrations of an single influencing one’s life. Charon gives us four degrees of…

Sin is the main theme In The Scarlet Letter. All of the characters in the book were somehow affected by the main sin. Which was adultery. The three mall characters were the most widely affected, and their whole lives were molded by the way they dealt with the sin. The sin surrounds, encloses, and strangles…