... done. Therefore we have trained our brains over our lifetime to automatically classify and process the things around us. As John .R. Searle says "The child is brought up in a social reality where he or she simply takes social reality for granted." We look at "masses of metal in linear ... use classification as a way of establishing our identity. I know I am female because I am not male. I know I am tall because I am not short. By establishing our identity we are classifying ourselves. Of course this takes much longer than the automatic classifications that we apply to others because we ha...

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... Shirley's writing habit's progressed. In college she began writing articles for the campus magazines. After college Shirley got married and began her writing career, writing short stories for popular magazines. Eventually Shirley became a mother of four. She played the role of a housewife, a mom, and an author. As ... Jackson was a descendant from a family of very well known architects. (Alessio 114). Just two years after she was born her parents had another child named Barry. When Shirley was six and her brother was four, the Jackson family moved from San Francisco to a suburban town 3...

• Word Count: 1916
• Approx Pages: 8
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• Grade Level: High School