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Critical and Creative Thinking: Concepts and Applications

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Psychology

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Gornick's principles in Benjamin and Didion's personal essays

This fulfills what she calls the obligation "to use the narrating self only to shape those associations that will provide drive and lead on to inner resolution" (Gornick 30). It shows sympathy with the subject so that the reader is not turned off.

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Self-Possession and Survival: Jane Eyre's Feminist Argument

A close-reading analysis of Jane Eyre arguing Brontë's Gothic, class critique, and spiritual rhetoric form a unified feminist case for non-negotiable female

Literature

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Narrative, explanatory, and argumentative writing types

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Language, deception, and the role of logical fallacies in argument

Tools, such as hammers, have no inherent intent to deceive or malign. Only in the hands of its users do morals come into play. Lying is relative and in some instances the best of choices.

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Workplace Themes in Poetry, Fiction, and Essay Writing

Analyzes workplace and class themes in Countee Cullen's "Saturday's Child," Philip Ross's short story, and an essay on corporate culture.

Literature

~6 min read

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Paul Fussell's "The Real War": War, Myth, and Media

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Literature

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Rawls, Singer, and Williams: Critiques of Utilitarianism

An essay examining John Rawls's analogy argument, Peter Singer's famine ethics, and Bernard Williams's negative responsibility as critiques of utilitarianism.

Philosophy

~10 min read

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371 words

Thomas Hobbes's theory of natural human equality and conflict

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Weighing Both Sides: The Case for Structured Pro-Con Analysis

A rigorous pro-con essay examines both sides of a debatable question before reaching a defensible conclusion — here's why this format trains better thinkers.

English

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