Reality: The state or quality of being real.
The problem with the subject of reality is that it is difficult to comprehend as we don’t know the state or quality of being true. This state or quality is entirely bound by our beliefs.
In Catholicism people decide on their actions in accordance with the bible furthermore, in their reality there is a life beyond death. However this reality is on the opposite side of the spectrum from atheists that strongly believe that there is no life after death and there is overall, no God. Yet it is quite recently due to science that the popular belief of religion is beginning to shift and more people are starting to believe in the atheist point of view. As in book Sophie’s world the philosopher Alberto Knox describes religion as the creative reason for all things that happen.
“By philosophy we mean the completely new way of thinking that evolved in Greece about six hundred years before the birth of Christ. Until that time people had found answers to all their questions in various religions.”
Sophie’s World: Joestein Gaarder
Sophie’s World is a book entirely based around the history and controversy of Philosophy.
His Dark materials trilogy: Philip Pullman
Philip Pullman
The advertisments intention was to spread the idea that when you smoke, it becomes an addiction, which furthermore becomes an obsession after time. This idea is brought to the audience via the design of the poster. Primarily the cigarette is the central focus of the poster, as it has been placed in an enlarged form in the centre of the poster which, also including the fact that it has been fashioned into the shape of a hook strengthens the slogan that lies above it. This slogan is “and you’ve been hooked” in large font. Yet what lies below the cigarette are a array of silhouette figures that appear to be in pain. The fact that they are silhouetted figures, produces the effect that they are not really who they are or could give the idea that they are dead because they are only a shadow of their self or simply gone.
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