Analysis: A Novel Approach to Politics 
In A Novel Approach to Politics, Van Belle and Mash provide an account of the
ideal and the
real of politics through the connection of politics and pop culture ....
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Ideal of Social Justice
Social justice is held up as an
ideal by many writers, though they may not .... by white society, and to himself because he has been subsuming his
real character in ....
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The Real War on Crime
.... critique overall, I also think that his ideas lean toward the
ideal rather than .... The
real war on crime, the report of the national criminal justice commission. ....
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Plato's Republic
.... or imitations of the
ideal, and the Republic can be seen as an
ideal that will serve as a model but that would always be less than
ideal in the
real world. ....
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Marge Piercy's "Barbie Doll"
.... Society has created a false
ideal, represented by the title, and the rest of the poem shows how
real women fail to achieve the
ideal and are destroyed for ....
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Knighthood in the High Middle Ages
.... The author effectively portrays the various types of knight in the medieval era, and to differentiate the
real and
ideal knights. ....
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Socrates on the Nature of the City-State
.... or imitations of the
ideal, and the Republic can be seen as an
ideal that will serve as a model but that would always be less than
ideal in the
real world. ....
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Romanticism in the Arts
.... work with concepts and avoid the use of the
real, but artists carry out the "paradoxical task of attempting to reveal the
Ideal within the
Real." This is ....
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John Dewey's Theory of Art
.... there is a "continuity between the
ideal and the actual" which results from the fact that "there is no gulf separating the
ideal and the
real, nature and human ....
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Stereotyped Images of Women in the Media
.... The weight of evidence is on the side of the view that some images of women are idealized on one hand and contemptuous of both the
ideal and the
real woman on ....
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The House of Mirth & The Invisible Man
.... Nick is a young man and Wade an older one, but the
real difference is that Nick .... Rolfe, and the two brothers are similar in their devotion to the
ideal of the ....
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The Kantian Theory of International Law
.... to survive above all. Kant, however, recognizes the difference between the
real world and the
ideal world. He argues that the dualism ....
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Tess of the D'Urbervilles & Her Downfall
.... Hardy sees these laws as an aspect of the general preference for the
ideal over the
real, a force that is evident in the meeting between Tess and Angel as well ....
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Male characters in 2 Novels
.... The entire novel is structured around contrasts between the
real world and the
ideal world, and in both Cincinnatus is the center of attention and the only ....
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National Income (Real GDP) and the Standard of Living
.... (1999, October 7). Purchasing, p. 5. India:
Real GDP growth can .... Although "perfect" competition may be the cornerstone of capitalism and an
ideal to which free ....
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Tess of the D'Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy)
.... Hardy sees these laws as an aspect of the general preference for the
ideal over the
real, a force that is evident in the meeting between Tess and Angel as well ....
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Shakespeare's Hamlet
.... What separates Hamlet from the others in the play is that, unlike the others, he is aware of the gulf between his
ideal and
real self, and he is the only one ....
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The Utopian Dream
.... That is the kind of
ideal that utopian thinkers and dreamers have spoken about .... it has been artificially created and separated from the so-called "
real" world. ....
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Moliere and Fitzgerald
.... Had he felt more authentically inside the country-club ambit and not merely on its periphery, he might have realized (= made
real) his
ideal. ....
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The Real Estate Profession
.... are the hub of the board operations and provide an
ideal opportunity for .... the National Association in a speech to the National Association of
Real Estate Editors ....
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Early Greek Politics & Democracy
.... or imitations of the
ideal, and the Republic can be seen as an
ideal that will serve as a model but that would always be less than
ideal in the
real world. ....
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Plato's conception of reality
.... must return to the cave to understand the relationship between the
ideal and its .... represented the imperfect likeness of the perfection of the
real objects, much ....
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The Mind-body Dualism Split
.... The
Ideal Forms are
real entities that "our minds may learn to recognize as permanent realities, continually imparting their unchanging form and character to ....
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Existentialism & Sense of Community & Ethics
.... Again, this sounds fine in the
ideal. .... However, the
real human being in the
real world experiences far too much anguish and anxiety in an existentialist context ....
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Plato's Republic
Plato unfolds his concept of the
ideal state by telling us that only those who .... a famous analogy of Plato's, allows men to transcend to the
real world outside ....
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Nature of the City-State in Plato's Republic
.... or imitations of the
ideal, and the Republic can be seen as an
ideal that will serve as a model but that would always be less than
ideal in the
real world. ....
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Ezra Pound's Poetry
.... as saying that his county suffers from much Catholicism and little religion (another thematic expression of the gap between the
ideal and the
real), he later ....
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Polybius' View of a Mixed Constitional Government
.... This, of course, points to the essential difference between the
ideal Platonic state and Polybius'
real-world visualization of the best form of government ....
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Book Report -- The Black Family
.... study the deterioration of the Black family, Staples feels that the
real issue is the .... It is noted that many women hope for a "Prince Charming"
ideal, but that ....
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Fashion and Body Image
.... The idea of shame is connected to a divergence between
ideal and
real, with the
real experienced as the more imperfect and therefore as a source of humiliation ....
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