Answer: Being connected to the human experience — whether tragic or exuberant — can make us feel alive and drive us to lessen the suffering of others. If we are in tune with others and able to step outside of ourselves, tragedy can be a magnificent wake up call, a loud reminder to live authentic, meaningful lives.
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The authors' central claim in the passage "These Are the Days of Lasers in the Jungle" is that: (a) LiDAR's opponents have prevented the technology from advancing to a point where it might be scientifically useful, favoring traditional methods; (b) Fieldwork and LiDAR are best used in combination when mapping carbon in
The purpose of Aristotle's Poetics was A. to advise writers.
This piece of art has to do with teaching what the best way to write is. Aristotle was one of the first literary critics, so he knew the deal - he wanted to share his knowledge with other writers, and show them what they can change to make their writing better.
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