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    The Naked Citadel Summary

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    Altering Women “The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex” (US Constitution 19th Amendment). These were the few words that thousands of women fought for. From the beginning of mankind women have been treated unequally from men. Women have had to fight to win the same rights as the men who were born with them. As women progressed gaining equal rights as men, society also became more advanced changing

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    Bertrand Russell was a British philosopher and mathematician throughout the late 19th and 20th centuries. He wrote in many philosophical areas, including epistemology, ethics, and metaphysics, with some of his most notable works being Theory of Knowledge, Why I’m Not a Christian, and In Praise of Idleness. He also worked with mathematics and logic, penning Principia Mathematica and Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1950 for various pieces of

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    Acres of Diamonds Isaac Newton’s third law states that “To every action there is always opposed an equal reaction.” Not only can this statement be applied to the sciences, but also to how we behave on a daily basis. Russel Conwell’s claim in his speech “Acres of Diamonds” that poor people make themselves poor and rich people make themselves rich defends the belief that we are responsible for our own success. This means that even if you come from an impoverished background you can change your situation

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    Everyone perceives what it means to be a man in a different way. It is based on how you are brought up or raised. Society sees it as how masculine and tough you are. In order to be a part of the military, your mental and physical toughness needs to be off the charts. The Naked Citadel is an all-male military school that has a policy regarding males being the only sex allowed to attend and discriminated against women. Misogyny is prevalent throughout the whole passage and gives the opinions of the

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    The essay "The Value of Philosophy" by Bertrand Russell suggests that many “practical” people view philosophy as rather useless, because these people are – according to Bertrand Russell – operating both with wrong conceptions about the ends of life and wrong conceptions about what goods philosophy strives to achieve. According to Russell the value of philosophy is in what it does for the person who studies it. He makes the point that goods of the mind are as important in life as goods of the body

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    Our Day out ‘Our Day Out’ is a written play by Willy Russell that reflects on the life the lower class of England live, also addressing the ‘progress class’ children that aren’t given any chances to develop themselves and get a real shot at life. This is all represented through a day out. The play is dramatic and at times comedic. There are two teachers in the play, both with contrasting personalities,Mrs Kay a very lenient and kind teacher, and Mr.Briggs a firm, strict teacher. During this short

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    In Ridley Scott’s movie Gladiator, much of the storyline is based on facts about what life was like in the Roman Empire. After the death of the much beloved emperor Marcus Aurelius, the reign of the five “good emperors” came to an end. Emperors were a major part of Rome’s history, civilization, and rules. Although every factual story that Hollywood gets ahold of usually gets fantasized in one way or another, this one gave a decently accurate depiction of Marcus Aurelius, gladiatorial training and

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    introduced a new apprentice to Sherlock Holmes, Mary Russell. Together the two solve cases that would make them grow as person and enrich their life. The book, The Beekeeper’s Apprentice by Laurie R. King, followed the theme of the the journey of apprentice and master and how it changes them was supported and shown through the characters and setting. In the story, The Beekeeper’s Apprentice, characters, such as Sherlock Holmes and Mary Russell, are a vital part to the elements of the theme. Towards

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    In the movie titled Gladiator there is a main character named Maximus Decimus Meridus performed by Russell Crowe, in the beginning we see how the people look at Maximus when he appears and some have a very relieved expression on their faces while others have very happy faces. This already tells me that Maximus is a very respected man and throughout the movie he is portrayed as a noble man, with noble traits and a soldier who knows of no limits when it comes to protecting either his men or his people

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    Michelle Caster HIS 107 Gladiator Film Assignment September 3, 2015 The Injustice In Gladiator The Roman Empire was overlooked by numerous emperors, all who governed under their own conditions. Only few were known for there effective governing, such as Marcus Aurelius featured in the movie Gladiator. The perception of Gladiators was a widespread exhibition in the Roman Empire. Although the movie Gladiator presents a depiction of the Roman Empire, the movie industry promotes false events to sensationalize

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