Essays on Utopia

Happiness can be described as a state that involves emotional or mental well-being of a person. It is characterized by positive or charming feelings ranging from little contentment to compelling joy. Various approaches have been developed to characterize happiness and identify its various sources. Different research and exploration groups, including positive psychology, try to apply the scientific method to answer questions about happiness, what it is and how it can be achieved. It is vital and essential to the human condition that "life, freedom and the quest for happiness" were regarded to be unalienable rights by the United States

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Initially, Utopia is an ideal place that is characterized by its social, moral and political aspects. Ideally, when one comes from Utopia, he or she is deemed to be rich in morals. Therefore, it may be surprising that one’s experience in a different environment might identify the new culture to be challenging or accommodative. Accordingly, some of the ideologies that are used to describe the society are deemed to be impractical and non realistic with respect to other cultures (Homer, 65). Ideally, the term was coined to establish a community that has exceedingly desirable due to the available

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I think the ones who leave Omelas go to far away cities and villages because they would not desire to be associated with the place where a child is imprisoned and made to suffer for the benefit of the community (Le Guin 115). It is possible that the neighboring cities are not filled with the kind of joy that is found in the Omelas. Even so, those exiting from Omela would rather stay in a place that is not as Utopia and delightful as Omelas as opposed to living happily at the expense of an unfortunate child. The Omelas

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This paper considers the ecological relationships among organisms in two paintings. While the obvious, mutualistic situations jump out immediately, consideration is given to the potential for other symbiotic types of co-existence. The possibilities are endless. This is not so much because of what is in the paintings, but because of what is missing.
What is most amazing about the presence of living things on Earth is the way they depend on and impact one another. If it were possible to use a string to connect living things to one another (based on how they directly or indirectly affect one

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The cannon of human literature is littered with instances of human beings trying to aspire to the level of creators. There are many examples in different cultures of mankind suffering consequences when aspiring to the level of creation that these societies reserves for the gods. Ready examples include the Adam and Eve story in which humankind tastes from a tree of knowledge. Another example is that of Prometheus, the god who brought woes on humankind by given it the gift (or was it the curse?) of fire. In more modern times films and literature reflect this same human concern.

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According to White Hayden, historical accounts are connected to inherent and connectivity platforms. In his assertions, history and fiction ought to be taken as genres of a distinct basis. He argues on the plausibility of analyzing historical accounts as either fiction or science. Unlike science that is subject to interpretation and references, historical events do not entail facts that have been agreed upon and accepted to be inducted. Historical events focus on chronologies and past fallacies which find a recognition scope, as opposed to other submerged past occurrences.
In this case, Arcadia is well established along White Hayden’s

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Numerous religions have looked at heaven and paradise from different angles. There is a convergence on the idea of heaven among religions though the concept of paradise is accepted and disputed in equal measure. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines heaven as the dwelling place of the Deity. The Merriam Webster dictionary defines paradise as a place that is completely peaceful and pleasant. Heaven and paradise are concepts that come up when discussing issues relating to the afterlife. A considerable fraction of religious commentators agree that the afterlife forms the bedrock basis of all religions.
The Muslims believe that there is

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Edward Bellamy published a utopian novel “Looking backward,” which became the most influential books in the history of American Utopian. The book provides a vision of the future that indirectly has assisted to direct the evolution of the American community. The book led to the creation of utopian societies and had great influence on political thought in the 20th century in the United States and the rest of the world. However, the author's illustration of a society where a person is subordinate to the state and industry army marches in lock step for the common good raises questions about

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Technological singularity is an event in the future time that will dramatically transform the human race. The technological singularity is also referred to as Singularity. It will provide the means of doing things that can only be imagined today. These objectives are considered achievable by many present visionaries.
The era of Singularity will be ushered on the bases of three disciplines also referred to as GNR, Genetics, Nano Technology and Robotics or Artificial intelligence (AI).
Genetics is a branch of Biomedicines that study DNA of organisms. DNA is an almost an indestructible molecule which is found in living organisms.

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Thesis Statement- This paper presents Milton’s trip to Italy and his book Paradise Lost. The paper will highlight Milton’s evocations of Adam and Eve, the Garden of Eden, the fall and expulsion from the Garden of Eden. Finally, the paper will highlight the similarities between Milton’s re-creation and the art pieces, which represent Adam and Eve and the events. Finally, the paper will indicate the images, which were close to Milton’s imagination. The scenario presented by the idea of paradise lost highlights Milton's attempt to understand the story.
During his trip to

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Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

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1.The city of Santa Utopia is plagued by ever increasing rent. Worrying that seniors may not be able to afford their rent payments, a city supervisor proposes imposing rent controls. Using supply and demand framework, diagram the effects of rent controls. Will the Santa Utopia rental market face excess demand or excess supply?
In Utopia, the equilibrium price is at Pe and it has been very high for citizens. Therefore, a supervisor suggests applying rent control. If the city management applies that suggestion, the price level has to be kept under the equilibrium price. In

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Thesis statement- The story of paradise lost is Milton's attempt to understand the storyof man's creation, his fall, and eventually his expulsion from Eden in light of his understanding of religion, heroism, and love.
In his writing, Milton seeks to conform to the writing standards set by the centuries of poetic traditions. He chose to use the epic genre used by writers such as Dante and Ariosto who were prolific writers of the Renaissance and Medieval eras. In so doing, Milton’s Paradise Lost has the various aspects that constituted the traditional epic themes of war, origin (especially with

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The Renaissance was a fascinating time for intellectuals and thinkers, as humanity began to explore ways to make the perfect society outside of the realm of religion. As scientific knowledge began to advance further and further, writers such as Francis Bacon and Thomas More began to write about how these changes were reflecting the ways in which societies were to be constructed. The notion of a utopia – a perfect society – was created, and More and Bacon penned their own visions of utopias that would have a more humanist, scientific basis in their societal construction, rather than religion. Through the

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The world is a very different place than it was when people first came out of medieval times. If a person from that period were to step into today’s world, they would surely die from fright. Many people do not go to church and democracy has long since replaced the monarchies of that time. However, if they were to read popular literature and watch popular television shows and films, that individual would find themselves right at home. Conversely, a person who time travelled from the edge of reason might find this world to be a cultivation of their

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There are but few philosophers in the history of modern thought that is as important and as far-reaching as Plato. His Republic is justly regarded as the most comprehensive masterwork of his middle years, discussing some of the most basic questions of contemporary Western philosophy. Interestingly, it has set the agenda for many questions in ethical thought, from political philosophy, art, education, metaphysics, and other arenas for philosophical and ethical inquiry. While much of the work appears to be an argument for a perfectly just community, it may also be observed as the greatest argument ever presented against political

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Yes, Milton’s Paradise Lost is an epic poem. First criterion of an epic poem is related to its magnitude, it should be long spreading over hundreds of verses, and Paradise lost, certainly, fulfills that requirement. Following the norms of epic poetry, Milton describes his Paradise Lost in the style of a narration. Secondly, an epic poem usually revolves around the life events of a hero, and some critics contend that Milton projects Satin as the protagonist of his poem. Another characteristic of an epic poem is that it begins in the midst of an ongoing story, and later,

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The Bishop White Gallery of Chinese Temple Art is among the galleries in the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). This is dedicated to the Chinese art and archeology. It is a symbol of one of the most significant collection of the Chinese temple art globally. It involves three Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368 AD) temple wall paintings from Shanxi Province that decorate the three walls of the Gallery and a number of wooden sculptures showing bodhisattvas since 12th to the 15th centuries. These make the most iconic structure in the ROM (Royal Ontario Museum, 1959).
The gallery is named in respect of

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Problem Statement

The Eleganzia Group is experiencing a significant decline in room occupancy, stiff competition from renowned group of hotels, decrease in revenues and regular changes in ownership rights. The global economic crisis is evident and Eleganzia Group must make a decision on how to circumvent this crisis. Should Eleganzia Group reduce their rates?

Objectives

The Eleganzia must continue being competitive in the hotel industry while offering quality service to its customers. Specific objectives include upholding customer value, extensive marketing strategy and continuous innovations.

Alternatives

- Include extras in the Half Board package
- Move to Semi-Inclusive package instead of Half-Board room rate

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Introduction

William Jordan says, “Mistakes are the growing pains of wisdom.” His quote reflects the wisdom and growth that Alice goes through in wonderland. The novel follows the story about a seven-year-old who is bored by her sister’s constant reading of childish stories. Alice is in search of adventure, and one of her exploits leads her to Wonderland, where the adventure begins. The story is about maturity in a world where reasoning does not apply. In wonderland, as it will be discussed, Alice is seen to grow in terms of her thinking about the world. There are specific events

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Many scientists, philosophers, and writers dreamed about an absolutely perfect life. Nowadays not everyone knows the definition of the word "utopia", and even more so, not everyone will be able to talk about the basics of this philosophy.
The word "utopia" from Greek means "a place that does not exist." Means the perfect place and the perfect society in which there are no disadvantages.
As soon as people began to realize themselves and their existence, they began to think of an ideal society and world without drawbacks. This philosophical movement has started with works of ancient Greek philosophers. The

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There are but few philosophers in the history of modern thought that is as important and as far-reaching as Plato. His Republic is justly regarded as the most comprehensive masterwork of his middle years, discussing some of the most basic questions of contemporary Western philosophy. Interestingly, it has set the agenda for many questions in ethical thought, from political philosophy, art, education, metaphysics, and other arenas for philosophical and ethical inquiry. While much of the work appears to be an argument for a perfectly just community, it may also be observed as the greatest argument ever presented against political

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I own a company that operates as an online store called City Wonderland. City Wonderland deals with the selling of designer clothes and household items. The address of the company is: 280W 7th Avenue, NYC, NY10269. I plan to carry out a grand opening sale project to help in marketing the company. I would like the name of the project to be “City Wonderland Grand Opening Sale”. The company logo is as shown below.
I would like you to prepare for me a quotation for printing of direct mail postcards. The post cards will contain the name of the

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Satan is viewed as a monstrous creature, a dark lord crippled by evil whims and a malicious being that is unable to comprehend love. The crafty sentient being is the arch enemy of the creator and remains as such to not only Christians but also Muslims and Jews. Satan is hated by the Almighty God, God’s mortal creatures as well as his angelic beings. Those who acknowledge the existence of the devil argue that he is the ultimate deceiver and the uncanny serpent that is responsible for the fall of man in the Garden of Eden. Satan possesses

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Ethics and virtue have long been an area where philosophy and religion often coincide. Often, philosophers live an academic life which in which their ideas are developed through abstract through and not practical application. It can be helpful to compare ethical theories to compose a paper, which clarifies ethical theories and puts different moral theories in the context of each other by applying them all to an identical character or moral situation. The 1966 film “A Man for All Seasons” is the story of Thomas More, a Roman Catholic bishop who lost his life for standing up to King

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A literacy narrative is a first-hand narrative of a piece of work written by someone in the simplest and informative manner possible. Often, literacy narratives are on personal incidents that took place in one’s life at some point of time, and involve events, people, situations, and places. It is about talking about a particular incident where you won or lost, failed or succeeded or just about anything that comes to mind that had an impact on his or her life. There are times when you say something that is not what you wanted to say, and since you

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Hell in Muslims Perception

Muslims have the idea of ​​Hell as a place of residence and the unbelieving sinners from among those whom Allah will not forgive. Sources of information about hell Muslims drawn from the Koran and the words of the prophet Muhammad. In hell, there are guards - 19 harsh angels, and chief guardian of Hell - a mighty angel Malik. As follows from the words of the prophet, Heaven and Hell have already been created, but people will enter into them only after the Last Judgment.
In Hell waiting torment fire, which is many times more painful earthly fire, drinks

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The primary reading explores the important highlights of the Viennese art in the 1900s, which encompasses an analysis of the wide range of brilliant masters of the time. The term “Total Work of Art” was referred to in the reading as a vague word that describes the utopian aspirations of the nineteenth-century inventions. On the other hand, Richard Wagner described total work or art as compositions of collective art that defines the era as a whole. Total work have existed deep in the domestic level in Vienna, but the essence of artistry in as a total work of art

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Introduction

Individuality and happiness are concepts that are most common to philosophical ideas. It was both defined and analyzed by famous philosophers such as Mills and Socrates. Its relationship to each other may be implied to most of the people since freedom is one of the basic sources of individual happiness. People should always respect the individuality of the others. Individuality may refer to as the principles and ideals in which a person believes, accepts or applied. The concept of freedom and equality are common when understanding happiness and individuality. In this essay, the relationship of individuality and happiness is

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There are many societies all over the world that have created different programs and paths that they set out to follow in the quest for a more peaceful society. The peace that the societies search for may differ from one society to another. However, these societies always have in mind the creation of a perfect place to live in where there are little or no problems where every member of the society lives in unending bliss. Many scholars have named this method of society creation as utopianism. Utopia emphasizes on different aspects of the society as the architects of

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Art Essay

In considering the quote from Original Blessing by Matthew Fox, “whether creativity is not tiptoeing through the tulips, or talking of the powers to make a Trident submarine or the nuclear missiles that go on it, creativity is so divine that it is awesome,” and creativity is asking of me to tell mankind that love, and not war, can bring smiles back on the millions of people who die of starvation and sickness. While countries spend billions and billions of dollars on developing weapons of mass destruction, they should, through their artistic eyes, look at the wonderful world around

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Utopian technology uses civil engineering, sociology and modern psychology to generate a design. In essence, it is a system of civilization whereby technology is used to solve burdens that may oppress a citizen. According to utopian perspective, technology and science provide an adequate solution to a stable society. Furthermore, utopian view relies on the use of technology as the means of achieving perfect society. However, utopian experiments have failed because of lack of real solving mechanisms.
On the other hand, technological dystopia creates an imperfect society. In essence, it is the opposite of technological utopian. First, dystopian technology can

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Dante Alighieri wrote the Divine Comedy (Divina Comedia) in the thirteenth century. The work was divided into three stages namely, Inferno (Hell), Purgatorio (Purgatory) and Paradiso (Paradise). It was a well-renowned religious epic during Dante’s time which tells about his journey from Hell to the Paradise. Virgil, who was also a great Roman poet and Beatrice, Dante’s beloved lady guided him through the different circles of hell. The poem which was written in the Tuscany dialect also establishes the modern Italian language. The poem was divided into nine circles. Each circle represents the deadly sins of the

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Very many communities and societies exist today but the one that I am familiar with most is my class. I am currently in college and the school is an assemblage of people from all walks of life. My class, which is to large part composed of my course mates, also exhibits a divergent assemblage of individuals from different cultural backgrounds.
In “Arts of the Contact Zone” Mary Louis Pratt brings forth an argument about a “community” and a “contact” zone. The word community is quite a common phrase and according to Pratt, the society’s idea of community is ”

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Literary Analysis - Brave New World and Gattaca
The very idea of a society in which blind happiness clouds the minds of its people seems much less comfortable than what the true definition of a Utopia suggests. Utopia is the state of achieving the perfect world. Unfortunately, after a number of literary or artistic attempts to define this world of ultimate bliss, 'perfection' seems to be nothing more than an illusion. It always turns out that harsh sacrifices must be made to achieve this universal happiness. Nevertheless, our world society seems to be adamantly geared towards achieving some form

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- More presents such a prolonged introduction to enable readers understands the contents of the book. The introduction gives a glimpse into what the author plans to present to the reader. The author used a prolonged introduction because it does not only serve as an introduction, but a commentary to the second part of the book. The importance of having Raphael debate with More about the value of his council in European courts is to help More explore how best to counsel a prince, a popular topic during that period. The debate allows both parties to highlight the ills

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Northern Lights is a fantasy novel written by Phillip Pullman. The novel also referred to as “The Golden Compass” in the North American market belongs to the young-adult fantasy genre. The novel is set in a parallel universe. The plot revolves around the protagonist’s, Lyra Belacqua journey to the Arctic to look for her uncle, Lord Asriel who has been imprisoned and her friend Roger Paslow. The beginning of the novel makes reference to a line from the famous poem by John Milton, “Paradise Lost”. The line from the poem is “He took the golden compasses, prepared in

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A shrine to nature lovers and a crowned jewel amongst all the valleys; a marvel that strikes everyone, be it a vacationing family or an outdoor adventure enthusiast or an explorer; Yosemite National Park is a mixed bag of picturesque scenery and an array of activities. Located in the central eastern region in the state of California, Yosemite National Park covers an area of 747,956 acres (3,026.87 km2) and stretches across the western slopes of the mountain chains of Sierra Nevada. This essay intends to give the readers a glimpse of the vast wilderness, diverse biological community

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It is not a hard to imagine a future with endless possibilities. With the advancement of technology in a fast rate, so is the advancement in man’s life. The effect of technology is a factor in different historical periods. Discoveries and concept formulation has been the main objective of man in pursuit of a greater power and comfort. It is no wonder that the concept of a utopian future could take place with a variety of supplemental help from the scientific community and the funding and support of the government on these studies. However, technology not only creates

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Literary Analysis of the Play Arcadia
Hayden White, in his essay titled "The Historical Text as Literary Artifact" argues that, every historian is a storyteller, and the ability to construe historical events into coherent narrative form is significant to the art of historiography. He conveys that literary imagination is crucial to a historian and stresses on the need to recognize that there is a fictive element to any historical narrative. This essay, by analyzing the play ‘Arcadia’ written by Tom Stoppard, aims to find out, how literary genre and literary elements used by the author alter or impact

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