Wishful Thinking

As the hero of the novel, the contrast between the magistrate who waits for barbarians and the role of Colonel Jill as an opponent is a complete example of their personality and morality opposition. The conflicting attributes of the characters constitute the opposite basic element. In the whole novel, the magazine is drawn as a person pursuing the truth, and Colonel Jol is explained as an assailant of violence and injustice. In the sentence, "When the times became easier, I was a lie the empire told me, this is the truth the empire said when the wind blew."

"Do you remember the good things you said to the good people? Well, I will give you a wish as a reward for the goodwill you presented to me in that dusty way. Too many People wanted to make a difference and eventually made a terrible mistake. "Yuru does not believe it. Should he think she is a kind of god's godfather? Or is she a witch? He has heard the story that Halidas came down from the nest above the mountain and stolen the young people. Oh, he is ridiculous! This woman is not a witch. She may just be confused and confused. But then again ...

There is something that people can say or have in her list. You can narrow your aspirations and be proud of intellectuals. But you can not think about it and can not. You may be a wishful thinker, but occasional wishful thinking can not make you a wishful thinker. In this respect, wishful thinking is not like ordinary vices such as smoking. Occasionally smokers are still smokers (at least according to most insurance company standards). I thank Heather Battaly who raised this problem and anonymous referee. I owe Heather Batali this proposal. 18. Look at Williamson (2000) to prove that it is a state of mind. For example, Zagzebski defines knowledge as "state of cognitive contact with reality caused by behavior"

It focuses on reality, not wishful thinking. Do you think you think "I hope it is like this" Oh, I do not complain about something. Instead, you know that you can deal with the current situation. Hopeful thinking is a psychological shortcut to help children deal with helplessness. Making this custom as an adult can be devastating. When someone feels anxious, you understand that this is a form of dependence on your parents. You leave your emotional state to some extent to others - in many cases others do not keep your best interests in mind. This is good when you are a child, but it is really only for your helplessness. You know that you can rely on yourself to eliminate the need to rely on others