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The book by M Shucksmith titled Exclusive Countryside? Social inclusion and regeneration in rural Britain, is also filled with details regarding the brand of exclusivity that has been a vital part of the branding and marketing strategy of the English countryside and its illustrious dwellers in terms of preserving exclusivity. Read More…
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The River is frequently the backdrop for scenes. The film is shot in a documentary-like style that functions to draw give the viewer the impression that they are a participant in the drama, and give the film a grittier and more true to life feel. Even with these techniques, the film’s stylistic elements seem to dominate its narrative concern. Read More…
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The theme of tragedy has been a favorite with all playwrights through the ages and nothing asserts this more than the works of Shakespeare and Sophocles. In the plays of Hamlet, Macbeth, and Oedipus Rex, the pathos is overwhelming. The sense of fate and the protagonists leading themselves towards its inevitability is the common note in all these works. Read More…
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The article indicates the positive press regarding the impact of music on general intellectual development and the slogan ‘Music makes you smarter’ best illustrates this. Two sets of studies done by a group of researchers at the University of California at Irvine were instrumental in making such conclusions. Read More…
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Hailey and Hailey disease is also known as familial benign pemphigus. It is an autosomal dominant disorder with incomplete penetrance. Two-third of the patients with the disease have a family history of the disorder. This gene is responsible for controlling the concentrations of calcium ions in the Golgi apparatus and cytoplasm. Read More…
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Both critics likewise agree that “Black Swan” is a “mental” film that requires audiences to think outside and beyond the box. These two reviews also made reference to “The Red Shoes” which was an earlier ballet film. In addition, both critics agreed that Aronofsky, the film’s director was never the type to be subtle in his film-making antics. Read More…
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Chinese Civilization originated in the banks of the Yellow River, is rich in cultural heritage. The Chinese directors demonstrate less interest to select themes from their modern history but are interested to select themes from medieval history. Here, the attempt is to investigate the treatment of history in the film-The Road Home by Zhang Yimou. Read More…
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The paper "Implementing and Managing Change within the Organization " is a good example of a literature review on management. Organizational change is an aspect that is inevitable in any type of organization. This is essential because in order for an organization to grow; it has to undergo significant changes at various stages of its development. Read More…
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“Degas and the Ballet - Picturing Movement” is a video that reviews an exhibition on the work of a French artist by the name Edgar Degas. Edgar Degas is described as an artist who was basically obsessed with ballet. The explanation given for this obsession is the fact that ballet enabled him to have a more detailed study on human movement. Read More…
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The paper asserts that far from being trivial, the consensus from the literature is that Naked Lunch is an important and vital literary work, and that Burroughs, though he is also a drug addict, is not simply just that, because of the great beauty of the writing and the obvious intensity and passion that he put into the writing of the work. Read More…
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Janet Halley has critically analysed how there are different names given to rape incidents such as subject-subject rape. Also, different perceptions are discussed about the women in the social script who are either considered as am an object that can be subjected to fear and threats at the hands of men. Read More…
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While watching the movie, we get a realistic feel of how an urban neighborhood used to be during the 1990's era. The streets were filled with several types of people. In this context, the children used to be curious about several issues which were related to drugs, sex, gun fights and their effect on them. Read More…
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This involved the kidnapping and murder of Jeffrey Curley, a ten year old boy, which resulted to his father Bob Curley to ignite a struggle to bring back harsher death penalty into operation. The public infuriation deepened and the confounded Bob led the movement to re-establish death penalty to the heartless murderers.This resulted in two individuals being convicted of Bob’s son's murder and were decreed to life imprisonment. Read More…
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In the intensive or critical care units, the nurses play important roles in managing the patients. The management of these patients quite often needs placing them under mechanical ventilation for respiratory support. While mechanical ventilation is a life-saving measure, prolonged mechanical ventilation has its own drawbacks. Read More…
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Nonetheless, this paper diverts from this paradigm to recommend three long-term interventions that can effectively address this issue. Particularly, enhancing preparedness and response to high refugee inflows, baked with refugee empowerment and support of affected host countries in managing impacts caused by refugees can facilitate the achievement of more sustainable outcomes. Read More…
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The provision of quality healthcare services is one of the primary goals for all healthcare fallibilities or institutions. According to Hughes (2008), quality healthcare is the extent to which health services provided to patients enhance the attainment of the desired health outcomes and are consistent with current professional standards and knowledge. Read More…
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The paper “Effect of Employee Engagement on Change Management” is an excellent example of human resources literature review. The literature review should look at all the major theories regarding this topic and try to compare and contrast some of the different theories and studies in the literature. Read More…
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Generally, the paper "The Movie Black Swan" is a great example of a gender and sexual studies movie review. The movie ‘Black Swan’ has sex as its main theme. When Nina Sayers comes close to sex there is a strange thing happening. Sex becomes the focal point for many of the major events in Black Swan. Read More…
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Various therapeutic treatments have been used in the field of respiratory therapy. These therapies and similar modes of treatment have all been under scrutiny at one point in time. This scrutiny is often essential to increase the efficiency of healthcare and to reduce health care costs. Some methods have indeed been more effective than others. Read More…
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The popularity of film noir declined only with the advent of TV and according to Bruce Eder "the final nail was hammered into the genre's coffin when color photography became standard for Hollywood films." Color could not convey the bleak atmosphere that could be conveyed so well with black and white colors. Read More…
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The author states that Ernest Hemingway was a literary giant. Two issues are important in literary creations. The immediate impact of an incident and the cumulative effect of several incidents related to the life of an author. No author can escape from the set of these influences in his writings and why should one try to do so? Read More…
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Seven Brides for Seven Brothers was being shot simultaneously with Brigadoon, “a production led by three of the four members of the highly successful ‘Freed unit,’ which comprised Vincente Minelli, Gene Kelly, Stanley Donen and of course Arthur Freed, and was being touted as MGM’s next big hit” (Northcott 2007). Read More…
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A Literary Review on Bovine Tuberculosis Assessment and Control in European Countries. Bovine tuberculosis is a zoonotic respiratory illness that poses a serious threat to domesticated cattle. It is widespread and prevalent throughout many parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa, and affects not only cattle but also other forms of mammalian wildlife. Read More…
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The movie shows that just like what small children used to believe, there truly are monsters in the closets of their bedrooms, especially after dark. The closet door at night leads to the city of Monsters known as Monstropolis that is powered by Scream Heat. This means that they jump out of the closet to scare the children in order to collect their Screams. Read More…
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The book describes Andrew Jackson as a polarizing figure who dominated American politics in the 1820s and 1830s, his political ambition combined with widening political participation, shaping the modern Democratic Party not forgetting his admiration and respect for women having been inspired by the critics of his wife Rachael. Read More…
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Dr Verghese narrates his ethical dilemma when he sets on the mission with readiness to treat the patients from the deadly virus, the curse of the devil, against the advice of his fellow doctors and the fears expressed by his wife as for his health. He becomes “the AIDS doctor”. His medical centre became the “Miracle Center”. Read More…
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Undoubtedly web-based learning in the classroom has revolutionized the way teachers create lessons. There are many new methods by which teachers can bring forth a visualized lesson plan to students using smart boards and the internet. As students are becoming more and more acclimated to these tools, a few critiques have stated that doing so would cause the student to fray from the writing. Read More…
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much informed on the harsh realities faced by the few inhabitants in a desert environment, the harsh climate, the dangerous terrain, the sweltering sun are the only few mentions that linger when the subject is in question.
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The financial regulatory framework in the UK went through significant reforms in 1990-91. Changes proposed to the regulatory framework arising out of three major reasons the move by the European Commission towards developing a single capital market the Enron scandal which has stimulated political interest in the regulation of accounting and changes in UK’s domestic laws and regulation. Read More…
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Dame Tickell did an assessment on the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) following a request from the Children’s Minister (The Tickell Review, 2012). The review emphasizes the value of play (Mawson, 2010), language, and communication as key in the learning and development process of children. Read More…
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This study focuses on previous literature which utilized the HBOT in treating diabetic wounds and ulcers in response to the growing need for evidence that proves the value of HBOT. Researchers hope to address the question: Is hyperbaric oxygen therapy effective at reducing the incidence of lower extremity amputations among diabetic patients? Read More…
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It goes without saying that the parallels between Romeo and Juliet and “youthful love,” are very much the focus of Shakespeare and young audiences who could benefit from the lessons conveyed through Romeo and Julie about youthful love, lust, and desire. Also, the “triangle” of love young and disaster is often present in the formula. Read More…
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The author states that the son, Tom, knows he will never accomplish his dreams while he is supporting his mother and sister and his frustration is taken out in drinking and going to the movies. Laura, the sister, is extremely shy, partly because of her crippling illness which forces her to wear a brace on her leg and walk with a limp. Read More…
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Like any other period film this film also forces the viewer to reflect on present social realities. One sees that though things have changed statistically, the under currents remain the same. The film is considered to be a tribute to the great master of Hollywood melodrama, Douglas Sirk. Read More…
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Since the Second World War, there have been successes made in the liberalization of capitalism and corporatism. However, there are still issues cropping up as new corporatist institutions come up (Phelps 2009, p. 401-414). The system is seen to be impeding, blocking, or discouraging changes that pertain to the organization and its workers including being against the relocation to a new firm.
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The key themes, which are present in this short video, include the greatness of Rafael’s talent and artistic legacy, shown though the description and brief analysis of his two beautiful paintings; the juxtaposition of the two painters of Renaissance, Rafael, and Sebastiano Del Piombo; incredible talent of the pupil, who surpassed his teacher, Michelangelo and others. Read More…
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Although Hamlet wishes to see Claudius pay for killing his father, he feels that, the act of killing the king is evil, pressed by the issue of both "heaven and hell". The playwright uses supporting characters like Claudius, Gertrude and Ophelia who play crucial roles in bringing out the themes of the play. Read More…
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The two plays focus on two kings who have to leave behind their innocence as they are being led by the truth towards being enlightened before falling. This battle is between darkness and light: here light represents the truth while dark represents the lies. From the beginning to the end of the two plays, it can be seen that the two protagonists have been put in isolation, and they are living in their worlds. Read More…
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“Measure for Measure” is a comedy, but some critics consider it as a form of bitterness and cynicism (Clark 17). The play explores vital moral issues evolving around Puritanism and Christianity. Manipulations and secret identities are the frameworks of the play that eventually led it to its happy ending. Read More…
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In addition, authors merge characters from different fictional works, stories that involve the author and narrators as characters or novels about readers studying a certain fictional novel. These are the common approaches to using metafiction in postmodern literature. Read More…
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The key reason behind such opinion is that the author has provided the proficient mixture of military and political along with social and cultural histories of ancient Rome. Moreover, the students who wanted to obtain an in-depth understanding regarding the Roman world; they can be quite beneficial from the same. Read More…
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Generally speaking, it is important to say that GUTS book written by Kevin & Freiberg gives lead to the aspects of interpersonal relationship and managerial motivation with the aid of reconciliation of trust vested by the management on the employee and the faithfulness rendered by the employee to the management. Read More…
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Frank takes us through past historic famines not only in Africa but also in Western Europe, Ireland, and China (Frank, 1990). He engages intangible illustrations and colourfully demonstrates the ramifications of famines in a world that has not been short of them, and he is keen to cite other sources that share similar sad events of this epidemic. Read More…
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Hamlet is perhaps more decisive as the play progresses, but his maturity is something that appears to be relative. He certainly appears more mature than Laertes, who is also depicted as avenging his father’s death, but in an entirely different situation that would be likely to earn much less empathy from the audience. Read More…
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The male ethnographers considered that the women were profane, excluded from rituals, and were basically unimportant within the economy but female ethnographers had another thing to say. Aboriginal women were important to subsistence, central to rituals, and were treated with respect by men. This shows that it is how women are included that is of importance. Read More…
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sic modernism” that was marked by the Bauhaus), and what had a deep upshot on well-liked experience in Hungary, the pseudo-rustic and eclecticism trends. At an impressive show, the Museum of Applied Arts offers artistic interiors envisaged by the creators of the 1930s and Read More…
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The author has the approach of a rationalist, resents alternative medicine and pseudoscience, defends legitimate science, and criticizes the unfair approach of some scientists, media and the policy advocates. Voodoo Science discusses and comments about all such issues. Park hails from a lawyer-cum-farmer family. Read More…
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The paper "To What Extent Did Developed Countries Need State Intervention to Industrialise" is a great example of a literature review on macro and microeconomics. The essay would develop an understanding of each of the specific terms and introduce the history pertaining to their macroeconomics. Read More…
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The fact is supported by Mexican Commission on Macroeconomics and Health (2004) which cited a long-term study for England which was conducted by Robert Fogel, a Nobel Prize winner in Economics. This study clearly demonstrated the fundamental importance of health and well-being in a country in promoting socio-economic capacity.
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Often his views were discordant and contentious and he incited passion in opponents as well as his supporters. His goal was akin to that of Martin Luther King Jr. and he visualized and fought for a country where all people, irrespective of their race and ethnicity would get equal opportunity. Read More…
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The paper "Construction Project Management" is a great example of a literature review on management. PRINCE2 methodology acronyms denote projects in controlled environments – as one of the best approaches in project management. This methodology was developed in 1996 by the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) in order to influence the outcomes of project management in a positive manner. Read More…
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If the audience is expecting for a comprehensive story that is common to most films, this will be a big disappointment with them indeed. The Big Lebowski, a 1998 comedy film, was craftily created with the cinematic skills of Ethan and Joel Cohen. This film has no intention to project any moral obligation to preach or justify the film with its inclusive elements and construction. Read More…
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The conclusion from this study states that Lind’s work is a success and remains a significant part of thoughtful work in the American history that portrays the best examination of the cold war and Vietnam War, in particular. He consistently presents a well-examined work that focuses on the basis of all occurrences during the Vietnam War and possible repercussions of any acts or failure to act.
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The other two articles are “Comparing the academic performance of high school athletes and non-athletes in Kansas in 2008-2009” by Lumpkin Angela and Favor Judy, and “Participation in High School Competitive Sports: A subversion of school mission or contribution to academic goals?” by Fejgin Naomi. Gorman’s study explores how athletic participation affects the academic achievement of senior male and female students. Read More…
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The performance of the music is much fundamental therefore should be taken with a lot of seriousness. Music is everywhere in the world, either in large venues or smaller ones. The performance of the music is global and in large venues like big-budget Broadway in New York City and alternatively, they are performed in smaller venues such as fringe theatre productions or on tour.
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Interactions between the pre-adolescent children and Director Gordon capture the image of Director Gordon being superior to the two as he trains them on how to really surf. The lads personify him as a god. In one way, he instills their respect in Nora Clark and Tyler Gage when he takes them to the wildest and bigger waves. Read More…
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The paper "The Dynamics of Managing Diversity" is a great example of a literature review on human resources. In present-day organizations, extensive focus is given on the maintenance of equality and diversity among the workforce. The need for creating and maintaining a diverse employee group has stemmed from the fast integration and interconnection of ideas. Read More…
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Thus, it becomes lucid in a character analysis of Laertes, the son of Polonius that Shakespeare has been particular in presenting this character as a foil to the protagonist, Hamlet, who is greatly different and contradictory to the former. To comprehend how Laertes acts as a foil character to Hamlet, it is important to remember that a foil is a person who makes the character of another person revealed mainly by presenting the latter as a better person by contrast. Read More…
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This is such an act which does not leave its impact from the mind of people. It deprives people of their loved ones and takes smiles off the faces of many. Moreover, war makes people feel less in worse situations. People lose their humane side and become harsh and tough towards others. Read More…
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At the beginning of the play, the ghost of Hamlet's father visits him and demands that he avenge his death as he asserts that it was Claudius who killed him. This immediately puts a huge pressure and sense of foreboding on Hamlet as his father has made it Hamlets mission to murder his uncle. Read More…
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The critics observe varied factors and ideas expressed in the film that lead to their substantive evidences. The film presents an expository feature well documented and convincing; however, marred by factual flaws and ultimately misrepresented combination of the film and web presentations. Assessing this film from an impartial standing, the story itself is remarkably fascinating, tantalizing and deserves its existence. Read More…
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Opinion polls or political surveys helps to provide the ratings that are associated with the varied aspects that the public is likely to consider while voting for their preferred candidates. In this sense, it is important that the methods and techniques used during the performance of these research activities are reliable and suitable. Read More…
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This study aimed at proving that rehabilitation programs are very crucial in enabling patients with moderate to severe COPD to improve their PA. The patients underwent a 6-month outpatient multidisciplinary PR programme, with 3 sessions per week for the first 3 months and 2 sessions per week for the last 3 months. Read More…
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The importance of continuing professional development for general nursing practice can not be overstated and may be viewed from three perspectives. Employers look at CPD for general practice (GP) nurses and health care assistants (HCAs) ) as vital for good patient care. CPD activities are considered as additional learning opportunities. Read More…
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The paper "Nursing of Diabetes People in Australia " is a great example of a literature review on nursing. Abel (2008) postulates that Australia is experiencing an increase in elderly mortality because of diabetes, particularly in rural areas. According to the AIHW (Australia Institute for Health and Welfare).
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The author states that reducing HAIs is a central priority comprising the Government’s quality and safety agenda intending to ensure the public’s expectations meant for quality care. From 2008, the NHS with other organizations that deal with health and social care have been legally required to implement the 2008 Health, Social Care Act. Read More…
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Human sex trafficking is like other illegal enterprises that rely on a market-driven criminal industry that is based on the principles of demand and supply. There is a myriad of factors that predispose children and adults to increase their vulnerability to human sex trafficking. Human trafficking does not exist because there are vulnerable people in society who can become easy prey. Read More…
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Hamilton Island has natural beauty, food and wine, fresh produce, cosmopolitan cities, and clean air. Furthermore, it offers access to the largest conference facilities. The popularity of events and conferencing facilities is because the destination and events have become inseparable given their consistent re-occurrence in the long-run. Read More…
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Educators as public intellectuals can thus be considered as more than common people who are well-versed in books, academia, and written thought on any subject. They are the people who know the art of creating learning spaces, raising discussions, asking questions, discussing answers, identifying problems, providing solutions, and exploring unimagined possibilities. Read More…
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Countless adaptations of the novel have been made, not least the well-known Indiana Jones series, in which the eponymous character was a “hyperactive American version of [Haggard's protagonist] Allan Quatermain” (Salmonson). This essay will touch on some of the positive and negative aspects of H. Read More…
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King would accept the pastoral office of Montgomery’s Dexter Baptist Church. King also became a member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People executive committee. At the beginning of December 1955, King agreed to take the leadership of the first great African-American nonviolent demonstrations of the time in the US. Read More…
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In comparison with other tragedies of the playwright, such as Hamlet, King Lear, Othello, Macbeth or Romeo, and Juliet, the play arouses neither sorrow nor fear about its characters. This fact has been emphasized by critics, who even related this “tragedy without terror” (Caputi 1965) to a comedy and discussed its comic visions and patterns. Read More…
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If this book has a fault, then it lies in a tendency to sentimentality at times, for example in the reflection towards the end on the solemn portrait of James A. Garfield that hung in the White House. Millard again quotes a newspaper reporter, who describes Garfield’s “sweet, sunny nature not even twenty years of political strife could warp”. Read More…
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Hailed as “the year’s most exciting and trenchant films” (Crowther), it still produces nostalgic value to many a viewer (Eco). However, interestingly enough, it is also a propaganda film against fascism, which uses symbolism to represent the stance of the United States Vis-à-vis the Second World War. Read More…
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Festivals and special events have increased worldwide because they provide significant economic, socio-cultural, and political impacts on their destination. While a plethora of studies has examined tourists’ motivation and socio-economic impacts, little research has been conducted on the motivation and socio-economic impact of festival attendees with regard to different product offerings. Read More…
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The paper "Role of Creativity and Innovation in Generating Competitive Advantage" is a wonderful example of a literature review on management. The role and importance of creativity and innovation in generating competitive advantage Creativity and innovation are considered excellent elements for achieving competitive advantage in the 21st century. Read More…
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Yan’er is the personal maiden to Songlian who also has a great interest in becoming one of the concubines someday. She is a very secretive, daring, and intelligent young girl who employs her tactics to lure her master to bed despite being just a lowly graded servant in the home. She is very ambitious and scheming to manipulate everyone in the home. Read More…
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In this aspect, there is a concept known as learner autonomy. Basically, learner autonomy is a concept that has a huge impact on the development of learners’ communication skills in foreign languages meaning that it has to be integrated to achieve success in any learning communication skills programs. Read More…
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Gender stereotypes refer to unjustified, either positive or negative, generalizations based on diverse attributes, conceptions, roles, and differences that are evident in different cultural settings. The generalizations may pertain to either male or female gender based on their unique roles in society. Read More…
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The movie had an implication on the measure that may limit the union between individuals and explains that, at the teenage age, there may be limiting factors to end the bond created. Allie and Noah were in love, and despite the social differences and outward pressure in their parents, they did not abandon the feelings that they shared. Read More…
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A critic for The Washington Post-Los Angeles Times news service hailed it as “the absolutely essential narrative of the scandal with revelations that no one would have thought possible.” The book was also a New York Times bestseller and was named Best Non-Fiction Book of 1999 by the Book of the Month Club. Read More…
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The human story prevails, and the author elicits the sympathy of the reader for Garfield’s pain and suffering, but the political fallout is not discussed in any great depth. It is hinted that the country came together in mourning for Garfield, but it is not clear how critical this was in the years following his death.
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On the one hand is Gertrude, who marries Claudius (her husband's brother) just a few weeks after King Hamlet was killed, showing scarce sorrow for her husband's death. On the other hand is Ophelia, who is in love with Hamlet but is unable to give herself completely to him because of the pressure of her family. Read More…
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It is these contradictory information systems that cause her confusion and eventually her madness. Ophelia is doomed because, more so than any other character, her social status forces her to construct knowledge from faulty data.
As a woman, dependent on her family's status for her own status as well as her room and board, Ophelia lives her life under the influence of others. Read More…
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No significant difference was reported for such results in the control and the test group. Though the therapy fails to reduce the mortality rate it has a definite advantage in reducing the time for shock reversal and therefore is a significant first-line treatment to enable the administration of other therapeutic measures, while controlling shock reaction as a primary measure. Read More…
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Hamlet is an extraordinary play, one which is not only the most popular for its literary value but also one which is enacted endless time to date. The play has a unique sense of drama, intensity, emotions, violence, blood and many other extreme sentiments which make it worthy of all the acclamation it has been gathering. Read More…
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At the center of the tragedy is Hamlet, one of Shakespeare's most psychologically complex characters that is subject to analysis and interpretations even today.
The stage for revenge is set in the first Act itself. The ghost of Hamlet's father appears before him and implores him to "revenge his foul and most unnatural murder."(Act 1, Scene 5). Read More…
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He should have displayed respect to her because even his father's ghost had commanded him. “Taint not thy mind, nor let thy soul against thy mother aught” (Rockwell, 119), elaborates the degree to which her mother despaired. Similarly, Hamlet was angered with Claudius, which he ought to have faced in court. Read More…
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Hamlet’s adherence to the patriarchal ideals is supported throughout the play by the appearance of his father’s ghost. The prince is plagued by indecision about the way in which to be sure about how his father was wronged and how to go about his plans Read More…
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Before Denmark sunk to its worst, Gertrude had been a role model for women; she was faithfully married to the king and was true and loyal to his every wish. However, just as Eve succumbed to evil in the Garden of Eden, Gertrude was swift to turn against her husband, thereby succumbing to the hypocrisy that was becoming common to Elsinore. Read More…
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The author states that insanity plays a key role in Shakespeare’s tragedy Hamlet. In this play, the young prince of Denmark is informed by the ghost of his father that his Uncle Claudius, now married to Hamlet’s mother, murdered his father with poison. Hamlet feigns insanity to discover the truth, but might as easily be insane. Read More…
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The Amazon Rainforest spans nine countries: Brazil, Peru, Columbia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana of about 1.4 billion acres. It is known as the Amazon Jungle, 690% of which were located in Brazil, 13% in Peru, and the remaining spread across the rest. It is home to the largest diverse species of plants and animals. Read More…
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Director Gillo Pontecorvo's 1967 film, The Battle of Algiers, based on the violent Algerian struggle for independence from France during the 1950s, is hailed by several film critics and Left Wingers as a glowing example of Third Cinema. The Black Panthers and other extreme leftist groups greeted considered the film as a guide to the urban revolution. Read More…
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The paper examined the controversial issue of tastes among individuals in various social classes. From the analysis of the various theoretical models as tools of analysis, it is with no doubt that taste is regulated by the logic of practice. Moreover, this practice varies from one social class to another. Read More…
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However, the Zeffirelli version remains closer to the original in comparison both in its treatment and setting, while Almereyda has entirely modernized the play, experimenting with plot reconstruction and fully altered setting. Zeffirelli sticks to the claustrophobic Read More…
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The author states that the truth is, a person could readily build a comprehensive and complicated history of current literature bias established upon nothing but different analysis on Hamlet and its women – an endeavor that has been implemented by at least an expert of literature. Gertrude portrays the mother of Hamlet as well as the ruler of Denmark. Read More…
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