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    Pet Humanization

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    The pet market is booming, in 2017, the Canadian pet care market will see rapid growth. Despite stagnation in the pet population, this indisputable performance was possible in Canada and was supported by the pet humanization trend. This trend has led to increased value sales as pet owners or as they call it, pet parents are increasingly willing to spend more on their pets who they have deemed members of the family. “The Pet Grooming and Boarding industry has grown considerably over the past decade

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    The Humanization of a 'Monster'

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    The first moment within Frankenstein where the narration shifted was when Victor allowed the monster to tell him the story about all of his experiences up to that point. He starts by telling Victor about his realization that all humans shared a mutual hatred and fear of him just based off of his appearance. He also told of how he learned the english language by stalking cottagers and how he found Victor’s documents stating that he hated the monster. The monster swore revenge on all mankind, especially

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    the exploring the Moon. Ontheotherhand, Midori believes that lunar missions should be suspended and humans exploring the Moon should not be funded by the U.S. government, but by private companies. Sanjeev writing reflects the idealism of humanization on Moon. He argues that human are more equiped to analyze and make decisions that

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    In Forever Peace, Joe Haldeman presents the unsettling idea of humanization as a way to achieve world peace. Humanization involves “jacking” people together until overwhelming empathy makes violence repugnant. Humanization is detrimental since it eliminates feelings of guilt needed for moral advancement. Humanization prevents moral growth by diminishing feelings of guilt that people have for past transgressions. Once humanized, experiences are revisited without any psychological consequences. To

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    knows what that tide could bring,” (Castaway), and “don’t lose hope,”(Martel), “wait for your sun to rise.”(Bliz Pix) In both survival stories, while different, survival skills are reactions are brought out similarly. As well as through the use of humanization both depend on their surroundings to survive the tragic events they will face and the hope they must hold on to. Pi, a strict vegetarian lost at sea with a bengal tiger, and Chuck Noland, a fedex guy stranded on an deserted island after a plane

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    in about 66.8 million households.” (Stewart) With the substantial increase of all the pets in the US, the demand for all types of veterinarians increase. Just like human being’s animals get sick as well. With the presence of trends such as pet humanization, pet owners are beginning to care about their animals more than ever. “According to the survey, 70 percent of pet owners are willing to spend more on their animals to ensure wellness of their pets. The other 30 percent agreed that they would shop

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    Siddharth Katragadd, an Indian artist, poet, and writer said, “Progress of mankind is the decadence of humanity. The longer the boys live on the island the more inhumane they become. In Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the stranded children fail to create a humanized government. Through the characters’ words and actions shows their struggles to create strong civilization. Fear is one of the many factors that slows the boys’ progress to a more humanized civilization. For instance, they first

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    Essay on The Humanization of Grendel

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    John Gardner’s Grendel is the retelling of the heroic epic poem Beowulf; however, the viewpoint has shifted. Grendel is told from the viewpoint of one of Beowulf’s antagonists and the titular character of Gardner’s work—Grendel. In Grendel, Gardner humanizes Grendel by emphasizing parallels between Grendel’s life and human life. Through Gardner’s reflection of human feelings, human development, and human flaws in Grendel, this seemingly antagonistic, monstrous character becomes understood and

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    In the point of view of Paulo Freire, he argued that humanization is the true 'vocation ' as well as the central problem of man, as history has reflected that both humanization and dehumanization can be real alternatives. Humanization is our true 'vocation ' and this 'vocation ' is being attacked as well as negated. In order to restore the humanization, liberation is the fundamental drive of humanity and it is a key for social change. Liberation is the leading point to awake the critical awareness

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    the road of compassion and to overcome rage, but in The Iliad, Achilles achieved it. The ?swift runner? expresses his fury throughout the epic poem. The initial insensitivity and stubborn temper of Achilles in the first books lead to the eventual humanization of Achilles. Achilles was given a gift, the gift of being the best warrior there was, and being the son of a goddess didn?t hurt his confidence either. Achilles had more than confidence he was cocky and thought that the world revolved around

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