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…Ethics in Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction”. (First submitted in Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus) A day in the life of gangsters is how I would describe Pulp Fiction, and aptly so. It is a dark comedy about blood, guts, violence, strange sex…

…assigned to women by society because of their sex. We have from the time of our birth been guided towards roles designated for our particular sexes by parents, teachers, our peers, the media and even the law. It is sometimes held that sex roles are inevitable…

…of these beliefs when we look at the church, the daily lives of women, and the media. Looking at 1 Timothy 2:11-12, we see why our religious society could be interpret the Bible this way: Let a woman learn in silence with all submission, and do not permit a woman…

…these schools are even worse. In East St. Louis, for example, among other problems with violence and pollution, lead levels in the soil can reach 10,000 parts per million (Kozol 11). All of the schools examined in East St. Louis, Chicago, New York City, Camden…

…had a negligible influence outside of their native tongue, the sweep of Byron's longer poems translated well into other languages and other artistic media. Romantic exoticism is not always in tension with Romantic nationalism, for often the latter…

…that myths such as that of Social Darwinism, the myth of the role of violence and the state are all essential and help to give the people a realized dream, which is good for the workers to believe in because it is that very belief that will ignite destructive…

…, hence increasing the support of the Nazis. A Department of Public Propaganda and Enlightenment, led by a prominent figure of the Nazi Party, Doctor Joseph Goebbels, controlled all forms of media. Goebbels brilliantly organized thousands of meetings…

…it impossible for kids like him to get their hands on a gun. Their number one goal is to make personal use or ownership of guns to be viewed as wrong. This is a typical emotional argument that the citizen of the United Sates citizen are bombarded with in the media…

…must not blindly trust a 30-dollar program. We must take this matter within our own hands to make things right. Sure, the Internet contains pornography, violence, and all sorts of other bad stuff, we all know that, but we also know that the Internet…

…of the religion as well as the call to it is meant to be peace and to achieve peace" (Khouj 295). The question now becomes obvious: How is it that a religion whose very name means peace, is so troubled by violence? I was so confused and upset, I could hardly get…