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    The Alchemist Archetype thing “‘Don’t give in to your fears,’ said the alchemist in a strangely gentle voice, ‘If you do, you won’t be able to talk to your heart’” (Coelho 141). The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho, tells the story of Santiago, a young shepherd from Andalusia. Santiago is called, by a recurring dream, to complete his Personal Legend, to find a prodigious treasure at the great pyramids of Egypt. Along the way Santiago meets three guides: the king of Salem, the crystal merchant, and the…

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    Carl Sandburg’s Chicago is a poetic embodiment of the city that inspired its content. The poem, written during the pinnacle of the cities lifespan in the middle of the great migration, describes the life inside the city, and the people that make it unique and different from the other metropolitan hubs during the industrial revolution. Carl’s inspiration came from the sights he saw during his tenure in the windy city that inspired this great of a poem. Through the use of differentiating stanzas…

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    Freud Vs Erikson

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    Freud: Sigmund Freud completed his medical training in 1886, in 1885 he meets Gean Martin Charcot in Paris where he had an epiphany and decided to study Hysteria this being the foundation of his theory of psychosexual development. Which is still studied today as a foundation of most Phycology? Freud Erikson Oral birth - 1 year Basic trust vs mistrust birth -1 Both Freud and Erikson believed in the first stages that trust was the main issues to be addressed and this was done by adequately…

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    Should athletes who dope have to give up their titles and medals? This topic has been encompassed by a lot of controversies and has been a hot topic in sports organizations for years. Athletes who dope should have to forfeit their titles and medals because doping gives them an unfair advantage and enhances their abilities. Not to mention it is also illegal and can result in a ban from sports and even financial penalties. ("BBC Sport", 2016) There are many reasons as to why doping should have…

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    Through my research, in the article, Person- centered therapy: A Pluralistic Perspective (2011), describes the theory as always growing and being adapted. Many individuals are facticted with the person centered approach however it has been suggested that the counselor should take more responsibility on what the client actually wants through the counseling process. The domains of person -centered are appropriate when dealing with diverse populations because it encompasses respect values and…

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    Full name: Benjamin Sinclair Johnson jr Height: 177 cm Weight: 75 kg Born: 30th December 1961 Birth place: Falmouth Jamaica Citizenship: Canadian Full name: Benjamin Sinclair Johnson Jr. Was born in Jamaica but Ben moved to Canada when he was 14 and slowly became involved in athletics and then was coached by Charlie Francis track coach and former Olympian. In the 1982 Commonwealth Games where he won 2 silver medals for the 100 metre and the 4 x 100 metre relay for Canada. Ben Johnson has…

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    The Alchemist Essay

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    One of the unwritten rules of the world is that one must continue to learn throughout their entire life. Paulo Coelho reiterates this lesson in his novel The Alchemist by teaching lessons worthy of all ages. Through the travels of a young shepherd boy, Coelho teaches the reader about the importance of following one’s dreams. Coelho makes these themes evident through his simple style and solidifies the novel as a staple of world literature. Using his life experiences paired with a delightfully…

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    Jesse Owens did not become a track star overnight. Owens had many training sessions and had to keep up with school to make it to the Olympics. Owens also had to push through discrimination before he became the athlete we now know him as. In 1936, Jesse Owens won four gold medals in the olympics. The reason he was so successful was because of his leadership, dedication, and high ambition. Jesse Owen´s leadership was a huge part of his success. ¨ The 22 year-old sprinter made a mockery of Adolf…

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    The Alchemist Analysis Everyone wants to follow their dreams, but it is never spoken of how rare chasing them really is. The Alchemist was written by Paulo Coelho, a Brazilian spiritual writer. In The Alchemist, a major part is to follow your dreams. The main character, Santiago, does this by searching for a treasure in Egypt that he saw in his dreams. Through The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho displays the importance of destiny, along with overcoming the doubts that go along with that, in a…

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    Have you ever wondered what goes inside your head? What drives you to make certain decisions that can harm you or save you from a bad one you'd later regret? Well that's exactly what Freud thought of when he made his famous Freudian model. In his model Freud described the psychic apparatus having three parts, Id, ego and superego, that control certain actions you make(Wikipedia, 2017).William Golding seemed to show that idea through his characters and their personalities in his book Lord of the…

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