Cognitive Dissonance Theory by Gordy Graham “Godfather of Change”
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Abraham, speaking through Esther Hicks responds to a question from someone who is having trouble with “Abraham Philosophy”. Esther & Jerry Hicks are the authors of numerous books based on the Teachings of Abraham and their latest book, “Money and The Law of Attraction”, reached #1 on the New York Times bestseller list. For over 20 years, Esther has translated blocks of thought from “Non-Physical Source Energy” – which she also identifies as her “Inner Being” or “Soul” – and who refer to themselves in the plural as “Abraham” (no relation to the Biblical figure). Esther doesn’t use the word “channeling” to describe her process, but understands if others do. For more information, please view our YouTube video entitled “Abraham Explains Who They Are”, or go to www.abraham-hicks.com and listen to the audio entitled “Introduction To Abraham”. NOTE To turn off and on video subtitles, click on UP arrow at the lower right hand corner of the video player then click on CC. To translate subtitles, mouse over the arrow to the left of the CC, select Translate Captions, and then scroll down to the language you prefer. YouTube currently offers more than 50 language options with more being added regularly. Also, to watch this video in high quality and stereo, simply add “&fmt=18″ to the end of the URL and refresh the page.
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What does “barefaced anarchy” and “headstrong, deaf to reason,” means? (from Antigone)?
Question by pink.love.smile.: What does “barefaced anarchy” and “headstrong, deaf to reason,” means? (from Antigone)?
These qoutes are in the play ‘Antigone’
The question is from textbook:
In lines 75–76, the Choragos accuses Antigone of being “headstrong, deaf to reason,” and unyielding. Later, Creon calls her behavior “barefaced anarchy.” Could either accusation apply to Creon himself? Would you support Antigone’s view of herself or Creon’s view of Antigone? Why?
Best answer:
Answer by Liath
It might be easiest to take it word by word:
Anarchy–without a ruler or government. Kind of an “everyman for himself” attitude.
Barefaced–not being ashamed of or hiding the fact of said anarchy.
Headstrong–she wants to have her own way, is stubborn, etc.
Deaf to Reason–cannot or will not listen to good common sense.
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