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The text presented shows the narrator's revolt against the creation and transmission of fake news, which can harm society in a very intense way. In this text, the author shows that the people who create these fake news weaken the efforts of science and the progress of humanity, as well as the protection of individuals. For the author, the creation of fake news is a crime and the people who participate in it must be punished heavily and that punishment cannot take a long time. This can be seen when the author introduces Guo Wengui and Yan Limeng, who created many fake news about the coronavirus and greatly harmed the fight against the disease.
The Federalist Papers. Beginning on October 27, 1787 the Federalist Papers were first published in the New York press under the signature of "Publius". These papers are generally considered to be one of the most important contributions to political thought made in America.
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Virgil explains how due to Beatrice desire´s he is in hell guiding Dante.
Explanation:
For Virgil the fact that Dante compares with Aeneas and Paul turns out to be hurtful, since the first was the inspiration in the poem of his composition as he was the founder of Rome, and the second was one of the saints of his great admiration to be The founder of the Church.
In this sonnet Dante expresses his feelings of fear and conviction; he believes that he will become the next Aeneas or Paul after passing through hell, he really thinks something relevant will happen after.
Given these statements by Dante, Virgil explains the reason for his stay and guidance for his passage in hell, he tells her how Beatrice was in charge of this feat, since thanks to her wishes and sacrifices for the love of Dante, Beatrice he asks Virgil to guide his way through that place.
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Postmodern theories.
Explanation:
As the exercise briefly explains, adherents of this theory contend that there are no longer any "grand narratives," or metanarratives—overall conceptions of history or society—that make any sense. They usually deconstruct theories, history and art, analyzing them with their own set of ideas.
