The political transformation of the Labour party into New Labour has traditionally been seen by historians as a significant shift, chiefly influenced by the electoral success and political dominance of Margaret Thatcher and so-called Thatcherism. This interpretation has been based on a variety of factors, especially when Thatcher said Tony Blair and New Labour when asked what she considered her greatest achievement, heavily implying that she considered New Labour an accommodation with the politics of Thatcherism. New Labour's Third Way...
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Kim Jung Un as a Modern Day Prince: Policy of American Government towards North Korea In Machiavelliâs âThe Qualities of a Princeâ he analyzes and creates the supposed perfect formula that makes up a proper prince. These range from military duties, praise and blame, generosity and miserliness, cruelty and mercy, and the concept of being despised or hated as a leader. His writing depicts a ruler similar to what we would consider today a tyrannical rule. Though it may not...
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Suicide continues to be one of the leading causes of death in teenagers across America. Statistically, in the United States, suicide is the second leading cause of death for those aged ten to twenty-four and about 3,470 individuals grade nine to twelve attempt to commit suicide each day (Youth Suicide Statistics 1). It is unclear why these individuals choose to take their lives, but parental divorce, the creation of a new family, or moving to a new community are common...
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Religion is an important for understanding democracy according to Tocqueville because it restrains excessive individualism. Tocqueville felt that the best way to counter individualism was through religion. Religion has taught people that there are more things in life besides money. Tocqueville wanted to pursue and renew the American knowledge of religion to contribution to independence. Tocqueville argues that modern democratic freedom industrialized as an outcome of Christianityâs impact of the European cultivation, and more predominantly as an effect of the...
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The impact of Art today and through the years has interesting takeaways to it when itâs being discussed. Art history identifies works of art and concepts by focusing heavily on the particular context or setting in which the work of art was created in its political, social, cultural, and economic settings. Oftentimes, if people were asked, what are the impacts and contributions of Art through the years? they would provide an answer historically, socially, economically, and politically. Why you may...
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Weâve all been there. A long sleepless night with endless position changes and yet no sign of sleep. A survey from the Sleep Health Foundation in 2016 pointed out that 26% of the Aussie population suffers from some level of insomnia. Experts are now pointing out the â24/7 societyâ lifestyle as one of the primary causes of not being able to sleep properly, especially using the internet and mobile devices right before sleep. Read on to find out what insomnia...
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When citizens have grievances with their government and desire change, it is always the youth and underrepresented that react first and stand up for these said changes. This is a cycle that has not changed throughout history. However, the methods used to get oneâs point across has changed throughout the decades as technology advances and as the government pushes back. In the 70s and 80s, New Yorkers used graffiti as a medium to express themselves and to voice out their...
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Introduction and Thesis - All human beings require a set of resources such as food, shelter and clothing and it is necessary that any political leader takes care of that so to fulfill that we need other countries to help which directly leads to foreign aid which means assistance from rich, industrialized to poor developing countries (Copley, wood &Ehrhardt 2006).As we have discussed in class that foreign aid has brought both pros and cons to the recipient countries. However, this...
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In this essay, I will loo, king at the life and work of Paul Rand, and from an overview of his work for clients and will identify what the key components and stylistic traits of his work were. The essay will consider the corporate nature of his work and its stylistic connection to the modernist sensibilities of Swiss design and typography. The essay will then focus on a single Paul Rand project from towards the end of his life -...
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American Safety after 9/11 The September 11, 2001, coordinated attacks on Americaâs twin towers that claimed almost 3000 lives changed Americaâs security and safety measures taken to secure Americans. The attack, being the first foreign attack on Americans since the 1941 Pearl Harbor by Japan, caught the security apparatus unaware thus revealing the various loopholes in the national security system. However, the lessons learnt from the terrorist attack on Americaâs soil have been applied to improve safety within the borders...
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Abstract Grounded theory is a qualitative research design that investigates wide interpretations of a particular action, procedure or method (Creswell & Poth, 2018). Grounded theory methods will investigate the point of perspective linked to a broad base of respondents who are knowledgeable in the sector or subject matter studied by the researcher or research group (Creswell & Poth, 2018). Grounded theory study aims at identifying, developing and integrating ideas, individuals are not the objects of assessment. Relatively, it is the...
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Write a political analysis of a popular cultural artefact (TV series, film, book, play, sculpture, meme). In contemporary society, popular culture can be an object of collective social, economic and political expression. Street (1997, p. 7) acknowledges popular culture as a mass-produced artefact and 'made available to a large number of individuals' such as music, art, films and clothing. Popular culture practices are essential as communicative applicators to how meaning is challenged and circulated. In which, their social and cultural...
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In the poem Easter 1916, the author W.B. Yeats having an ambiguous attitude towards the Easter Rising is because of the contradiction between his values and nationalism, his personal feelings of love and respect, peopleâs attitudes before and after the rebellion. To start with, I would like to give a brief background of the poem. The poem Easter 1916 was written between May and September back in 1916, which was right after the rebellion movement conducted by the Irish called...
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I am fat. I am really fat. Why does this girlâs face look better than mine? How many likes did she get on her last selfie? Wow. 17,649. Does she eat at all? Her cheeks look so thin. Maybe she is on a low-carb diet? Maybe she does facial exercises to slim her face? Agh, her lips are so big. She is lucky. Or maybe she used fillers? No, she definitely did not. I am just ugly. Hmm, ugly. I....
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Emergency management is a science of reaction. This means that it is based on an event happening and a response being given. Whether it be a manmade disaster or threat to a natural disaster such as a hurricane, a response is warranted. Throughout history several events have taken place that helped shape emergency management and disaster response. From the early 1800s to the late 2000s, disasters like 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, and Hurricane Sandy preparedness of mitigation have played a role...
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People frequently ask these questions: can one teach or stimulate creativity in an individual? Can one manifest creativity in an individual who had never manifested it? A mortal who had been an out of the box thinker at a given time, but presently not exhibiting any creativity, can be assisted? How can teachers assist students or children to be more creative or groundbreaking in their path towards solving any problem? Where and how should one use these creativity-enhancing techniques? How...
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Introduction In this essay I will be explaining about the Ethical theories and I will be explaining about the Ethical issues and Benefits of Ethical theories. I will explain further about Ethical principles and then describe about connection of code of ethics and theories. In the essay describe about Professional codes of ethics and practice. By going through this you can get a clear idea about Ethical theories, Professional codes of ethics and practice, Ethical principles and Their issues. What...
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Using Audrey Flackâs âWorld War II (Vanitas)â, I hope to outline the ways in which visual culture and art historical interpretations of images might differ, and the ways in which they might overlap. First, I will evaluate this painting from an Art History perspective, and then I will go on to critique it using my knowledge of Visual and Cultural studies. After looking at both approaches, I intend to present both the similarities, and differences, between the disciplines of Art...
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Since a long time, intelligence and creativity have been seen as two separate abilities and creativity has been an ignored subject in psychological research. But in life, creativity is been valued more than intelligence as it comprises individuals adapting to novel situations that would lead to either result in success or failure. According to Plato, a writer is barely able to produce a work that the muse directs and similarly these days the writers mention that there is a presence...
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Talking about clothing and ethical issues within the fashion industry. Evidence of clothing can be found and dated back all the way to prehistoric time periods. Some of the first humans to have ever walked the earth used animal skins as clothing with the purpose of protection from weather conditions. Whether it be because of ââthe influence of climate, fashion, religion, [or the] ecosystem,â âas time went on variations in clothing began and continued to appear. One example is the...
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Vampires have been around for generations that there are a variety of forms of these immortal creatures with each culture having their own version. In the past, vampires have reflected the fear and things perceived as taboo in those cultures. Originally, vampires were first known to be savages and blood-thirsty. They were also representation of the unknown consequences of actions performed by the people. In the old folklores, they were supposedly terrorizing the communities and were always to blame for...
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Modern is the historical period starting from the Renaissance period and ending with the birth of Postmodernism in the second half of the 20th century. Modernity is an adjective derived from the Modern period. Modernity actually started during the Renaissance and ended in 1950 with the birth of Postmodernism. Modernity is associated with the word âmodernâ, that also has been used since the Renaissance and is not synonymous with Modernism. Modernism began in 1910 and ended with Modernity. As a...
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Since its inception, Planned Parenthood has always stood by its mission of âProviding comprehensive reproductive and complementary health care services in settings which preserve and protect the essential privacy and rights of each individualâ (What is Planned Parenthood's Mission Statement, 2019). On Planned Parenthoodâs visitor website exists a multitude of positions the nonprofit has available to those who share the same values as the organization, and who want to be a part of its movement to advance technology, education, understanding,...
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A gap year will be one of the most exciting times in your life. You will have the chance to go off traveling and exploring the world without a care in the world! There are many different places you can go and discover on your gap year. Youâll also find a variety of things you can do while you are away. Many will help you earn money to fund your travels while others will be just for fun! Are you...
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Nesting and Habitat The Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is the only Eagle that is confined to North America, and it builds one of the largest nests out of all birds on the continent. They fill out their nests with branches and sticks and line them with grasses, mosses, and other softer materials, which help them last for years (Guinn et al. 2004). These nests are called eyries and can be found near large bodies of water with an abundance of...
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The American Dream: The Decay of the ethos of American citizens as a result of manipulation The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Park Avenue: Money, Power, and the American Dream by Alex Gibney accentuate the increasing degeneration of a society divided by people who are able to achieve the so-called âAmerican dreamâ, and those who are enslaved by it. The American dream is an ideology that is no longer applicable to contemporary society. The idea that anyone can...
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Introduction This essay will critically assess Cesare Beccariaâs On Crime and Punishment, displaying how his ideas influenced the way in which crime is viewed and punished in current society. Beccaria was born in Italy in 1738, where globally, crime was viewed as the work of the devil. Punishments were harsh and barbaric with the use of capital punishment which was in place to eliminate those who seemed as devious. Beccariaâs âOn Crime and Punishmentâ was published although it was in...
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The driver pulls the car out of the driveway and onto Suffernâs paved roads. On the drive into Suffernâs Center, there is a lot of grass and tall trees. The driver passes by Walgreens, the Suffern Library, two office buildings (one is the dentistâs office), and Good Samaritan Hospital which are all located on Route 59, a road that goes straight through Rockland County and connects many of its villages. As the car turns onto Route 59 and heads into...
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The term assisted suicide is defined as a situation when a terminally ill patient voluntarily made a suicide request from a doctor and he will assist him by supplying equipment and lethal drugs to hasten the patientâs death. Eight states in the United States of America namely California, Colorado, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Oregon, Vermont, Washington and Montana have legalized assisted suicide (Death with dignity, 2019). Chin, Hedberg, Higginson, and Fleming (1999) reported that during the first year when...
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YouTube has been a long-standing platform where people filmed everyday lifestyle videos. However, it is no longer enough to produce engaging content that satisfies oneself. With increasing pressure to stand out by feeding the algorithm that promotes a videoâs popularity, it has become common for modern-day Youtubers to seek professional help in their video content production. Consequently, a new layer of jobs has emerged, one that people do not intuitively regard â farming out professional video editing to third parties....
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