According to Nancy Sherman inculpation is on the one hand , illogical and on the other hand it is reasonable. One blames oneself when something, which one´s responsibility to do well, goes wrong. Odysseus went to war and had to face innumerable difficulties which were out of his hands to handle.He must have asked himself whether it was a good idea to take one way or the other when he was navigating, although the choice would have always brought some impediments and difficulties.For example, the mermaids made men jump into the sea and the temptation was too hard to resist even when the men were tied to the ship´s masts.Storms are natural and Odysseus was not accountable for their happening while they were sailing.He could never have predicted the approaching of Cyclopes when he decided to stop in that island for food and water. Finally, Odysseus is not to blame for his crew´s fate.He did the best he could but was unble to prevent the misfortunes that caused the dead of most of his crew.
The correct answer is Timothy Leary.
He used this phrase to encourage people to actively participate in the countercultural movement, which he was a part of.
"Turn on" meant to engage the brain; "tune in" meant to tune into the natural world; and "drop out" meant disengaging from the confines of society. As time went on, this phrase became more about doing drugs than about the actions Leary intended.
I'd say the answer is A. The only other logical answer would be B, but I wouldn't choose B since Socrates was for the republic. That doesn't get his point across very well.
The sentences that fix the comma splice are:
- A. These shoes are too expensive, but I am going to buy them anyway.
- B. These shoes are too expensive; I am going to buy them anyway.
<h3>What is a Comma Splice?</h3>
This refers to the occurrence of improperly placed commas between two complete sentences.
Hence, we can see that to correct the comma splice, there would be the use of commas and semi colons to join the independent clauses in the sentences and are options A and B.
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