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distopia
2017-04-25 14:04
1984 and Brave New World: Dystopic exploitation of the body
Utopia, which we need to know about the concept of "utopia" which is the opposite in order to understand the meaning, is "dystopia." Utopia word means etymologically "non-existent place" even though it
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foucault
2017-03-21 12:57
Foucault: Thinker of Madness & Curses
Michel Foucault is one of the most famous, most curious and most creative thinkers of our time. Everyone is ready to try to understand him, but often he sees that he is defeated before he first
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postmodernism
2017-03-14 15:24
Postmodern Way: Everything Depends On Everything
Rainer Funk makes a theoretical analysis surrounding the postmodern human being's present form of existence in the book of I and Postmodern Human Psychoanalysis which must be read as the product
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novel
2017-03-13 14:40
Chuck Palahniuk’s Damned : Hell, Demon and Resistance
That's how a girl of thirteen years of age, who finds herself in hell when she opens her eyes, is "dancing" with the devil. The last thing you remember about the world is a luxurious automobile bind
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women
2017-03-08 15:07
Favorite Female Novel Characters. Who is Yours?
One of my favorite female characters is Rhoda from Virginia Woolf's The Waves novel. I see this character as a projection of modern woman's problems far beyond the time of the writing of the novel. The
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feminism
2017-03-05 17:32
Stefan Zweig’s Amok and Feminism
Stefan Zweig's 1922 novel 'Amok' is a small 60-page masterpiece. Handyse is trapping us in the streets of a 'feminist' text by squeezing us into the same paragraphs of grief and enthusiasm. Stefan Zweig's
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evolution
2017-03-02 11:30
Homo Sapiens > Gilgamesh > Frankestein > Homo Deus
He argues that Homo sapiens can move in masses because of their ability to believe in their own unique imaginary things like gods, nations, money and human rights. The author argues that religions, political
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revolution
2017-03-01 13:54
A Tale Of Two Cities: Revolution, Horror and Admiration
In my opinion, A Tale Of Two Cities begins with the world's best entry testimony. And this entrance is a clue for what will you read in this novel. "It was the best of times, it was the worst of
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development
2017-02-28 13:49
The False Hopes of Personal Development Books and Human Desperation
Personal development books that have gained popularity in recent times. These books, which have reached thousands of numbers, add a new one every day. You will find personalized books of growth with colorful
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carnivale
2017-02-27 19:43
Carnivale: Unfinished Myth
Carnivale is excellent in terms of acting and set. Using family, love, mystical, fantastic, science fiction items; But it is a carnaval like name that wraps up your soul, making it gentle for a long time
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chaos
2017-02-27 14:13
The Theory Of Chaos Against The Human
Chaos theory, chaos theory or turmoil theory; It is not a structural physics theory or a mathematical induction, but a method for explaining the tendency of parts of physical reality as a whole.
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