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was able to develop a healthy self-identity when it came to connecting intimately with others. Thus, living much of their adult life with a pseudo identity and being extremely vulnerable to others when it came to emotionally connecting with another sexually…

A successful text is one that is able to effectively engage its audience, and maintain their interest throughout. In order to uphold their attention, an author may position the reader to connect to the text at the level of emotions and ideas presented…

like traits. She is also the only living symblol of the scarlet letter "A". In another way Pearl also makes a uniwue connection between Dimmsdale and Hester. Initially Pearl is the symbol of Hesters public punishment for her adultery. As the novel…

versions of the consciousness theory that will be discussed in further detail: the conscious self, experiential content, and connected stream of consciousness theories. First, we have the theory of a conscious self: a person has a personal identity if he…

. For the audience to connect with the hero/heroine, the hero must bear more burdens mentally and physically than the average person. According to Aristotle, pity and fear are the most important elements in connecting with the audience. This is why many authors today…

Nowadays, groups of people who are different in terms of race and social status are connected together in one huge city. Since people depend on the latest technology and information for work or other purposes, the time invested in electronic…

. They must all be connected to a central switch called a hub. This often involves stringing cables through walls and ceilings and can present a challenge for anyone. If the computers in your office or home are all within 500 feet of each other then a wireless…

attention and provide them with a reason to be interested in the presentation. Body of presentation This is the major portion of the presentation. It is necessary that it connects directly to your purpose and bridge. Cover enough points to achieve your purpose…

, and well thought. He has very deep thoughts, such as his need to save the innocence. He can express himself relatively well, through metaphors, and connections; for example, he connects the "Catcher in The Rye" song to his needs to defend the innocence…

. . . . The well-being they enjoy, they do not usually impute to the big ups and downs of the society in which they live. Seldom aware of the intricate connection between the patterns of their own lives and the course of world history, ordinary men do not usually know…