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Loss of Emotions in a Profane Society

by Kate Calle on November 28, 2009

in Papers

I’ve known quite a few “emo” kids, but in reality, I believe they characterize more post-emotional traits. “Emo” kids usually listen to music that talks about how life comes at you and you have no ability to stop it. Personally, I find it a bit too much like a child whining. Postemotionalism is a type [...]

I am Joe’s Super Humanity

by Kate Calle on November 28, 2009

in Papers

Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club describes a Nietzsche influenced reaction to modern materialist culture. In Fight Club, the narrator Joe is trapped by consumerism and all the flaws of materialism and capitalism. While fighting internally with modern day consumption, Joe manages to create a super human personality, Tyler Durden. Tyler recognizes the flaws of society and [...]

The Stress of Being Superwoman

by Kate Calle on November 28, 2009

in Papers

In recent years, women have come very far in society; they can vote, divorce, get a job, etc. The problem is that society is greedy and wants everything and women have taken it upon themselves to give whatever asked. They take on every role creating an unrealistic definition of what a woman is. Women must [...]

The Function of Islam

by Kate Calle on November 28, 2009

in Papers

Islam emerged in a time of change for the Arabic peninsula. A once agrarian society was quickly developing a large trade based economy. The economic change transformed the underlying characteristics of society. I believe that Islam was a productive force in aiding the social and economic transformation. Therefore, the rise of Islam as a religio-political [...]

Thy Will Be Done

by Kate Calle on November 28, 2009

in Papers

As a child, I was a part of the Catholic schooling process. Every day since I was four, up until graduation, the Catholic faith has been drilled inside my head. Rather than reaffirming my faith it has caused me to feel an internal pain experienced due to the feeling of never being good enough. I [...]

A Meaningless War

by Kate Calle on November 28, 2009

in Papers

Conflict in Postmodern society has become blatantly apparent since the bombings on September 11th. All of the hidden struggles were brought to the forefront. Even though this has occurred, everyone seems to just tag along and do nothing about the obvious corruption. The Postmodern United States had a Postemotional response to the events that occurred [...]

All that is sacred has become profane

by Kate Calle on June 14, 2008

in Papers

We went to Muhammad Ali Pasha’s mosque today.  It made me sick to my stomach.  Islam is supposed to be all about God.  “There is no God but God” is their creed.  Why then has a mosque become the same thing as a bazaar?  I try to go inside a place dedicated to God and [...]