R. Howard Bloch argues misogyny is âa discourse visible across a broad spectrum of poetic typesâ. A pervading mindset which has permeated society since time immemorial, âso persistent is the discourse of misogynyâ Bloch states âthat the uniformity of its terms furnishes an important link between the Middle Ages and the presentâ. At the same time, while he allows that there have been changes within the discourse, he maintains that this âsuggests that the very tenacity of the topoi of...
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Depending on the field, stress can be defined in many ways. This essay will focus on the physiological and psychological effects of stress on humans, more specifically employees in a work setting and its effect on employee well-being, job satisfaction and the organization. In the past few decades, increased work intensification has increased both the amount of job stress experienced and the number of employees experiencing it. It is a complex issue with many causes and different effects on different...
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There are many jobs in the performing arts ranging from acting and dancing to producing plays, teaching and handling finances. Jobs in the performing arts can have good pay and depends on what you do. Jobs within the performing arts industry are split up into 3 categories: performers, production and administrative. Job roles within the performance sector consist of dancers, singers, actors, musicians, acrobats, magicians, comedians and many more. Roles in the production sector are choreographers, script writers and technicians....
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Jamie Oliver has had a progressive career as a celebrity chef, which has allowed him to remain diverse and dynamic in each role he has encountered. This essay will critically discuss how Oliver has been able to be a lifestyle expert, celebrity endorser and cultural intermediary throughout his career, and assess the elements that has facilitated in the success in each role, as it adds further to the critical discussion of each role. The understanding the history of Oliverâs life...
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In times like these, imagine what the world would be like if everyone was in harmony. With all the differences between all nations and the people who inhabit it, it seems as if there will never be peace on earth. Although, many believe that it can be achieved through social, personal, economic, institution, and political peace. The world is spiraling into a downfall and the human race is needed to come together to stop it. However, humans have both selfishness...
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There are too many pets all over the world, but too many are being euthanized. According to statistics provided by the ASPCA website, around 1.5 million shelter animals are euthanized each year, and each year around 710,000 animals are returned (âShelter Intake and Surrenderâ, n.d.). 1.5 million is a huge number which shows how many pets die unnaturally each year. Many people concerned about this problem and think it is immoral and bad to let pets die because of unlimited...
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Historians in the 1980s hoped that studies of categories of analysis would illuminate subjects that had previously been obscured. Joan Scott foregrounded gender in particular as one of these useful categories. âGenderâ has been widely substituted for âwomenâ in the labelling of this type of history which ultimately makes sense since the same cultural processes produced both âwomenâ and âmenâ. The historiography for this field is limited and fairly dated. It does not reflect cutting edge research that people are...
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Engineering is a universal language spoken by those with the passion for designing and building the machines and structures used by humanity on a habitual basis. Some would even declare engineering as a job without borders. However, the idea of âwithout bordersâ does not always necessarily apply to cultural and ideological compatibility. In the United States, engineers are to recognize and accept many codes and regulations that are fundamental to safe and legal practice. Professional organizations (deemed engineering societies/organizations), depending...
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PESTLE analysis is key for any business looking to enter a new market or even improving business in the market they are currently in. PESTLE is a strategic analysis tool to understand the rise or fall of the market and whether to advance or retreat in the current market. PESTLE is also known as PEST, both of these acronyms have four common features: political, economic, social and technological. PESTLE contains these four factors but also tacks on legal and environmental...
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Villainy refers to the conduct of someone who is involved in committing disgraceful crimes. When one thinks of a villain, other synonyms come to mind: for example, sinner, criminal, and transgressor. Villains are used across literature as a plot device to help move the story along and catalyze to key events. They are meant to be a foil for the hero as they are meant to have contrasting personality traits. In âFrankensteinâ it is easy to conclude that the Creature...
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The society we live in somehow confused healthy and happy for thin and beautiful, that is, beautiful according to what the media has told us is beautiful. As women, the models in advertising are how women are supposed to look. They are the ones that set the beauty standards and say what body type is acceptable. This leads to believe that by having such a body, it will automatically lead to a happier and healthier life. Since most women do...
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'Assistance dog' is a term defining a diverse range of dogs that have undergone training which allows them to help and support their owner who has a disability (Assistance Dogs International Inc., 2006). These animals perform a variety of tasks for their owners, depending on their role and their ownerâs disability (Equality and Human Rights Commission, 2017). Among the general public there is a lack of understanding around assistance dog terminology. Those in the industry use widely accepted terms, however,...
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Introduction to 'Citizen Kane' and Its Cinematic Significance The evolution of film is a slow process, where usually, a work will break a record, every now and then, and act as a milestone for the progress of cinema and the development of its complexity. Each spark of ingenuity, and experimentation pushes the form a little further, and occasionally, a film will emerge so packed with new ideas and revolution, that the evolution of cinema itself seems to skip a decade...
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The aim of this paper is to show how two contrasting characters, Katherine Watson and Elizabeth (Betty) Warren, from the movie âMona Lisa Smileâ, can be seen as leaders. With different approaches, personalities and overall life prospects, they have intrinsic characteristics some types of leaders possess. On one hand, Katherine Watson is showing how she can inspire and transform the vision of her students at Wellesley, taught by the conservative driven society, making them believe that they can become whoever...
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Why keep buying while those in shelters are dying? Millions of animals find themselves surrendered to shelters each year. The growing numbers are cause for the overpopulation crisis that shelters face. To relieve the shelters, millions of animals are euthanized every year, and in order to save these animals, the community needs to not only embrace the motto: âAdopt, Donât Shopâ, but execute it. People often look to buy that cute little puppy in the pet store window, not realizing...
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The exact date of the first cave art found is unknown but they are dated back to Palaeolithic times and said to be around forty thousand years old. There are around 400 sites recorded and among some of the oldest are the Magura cave in Bulgaria, 6300 BC to 3000 BC; Cueva de la Manos, Argentina, 7000 BC; Laas Gaal, Somalia, 9000 BC to 3000 BC; Lascaux paintings, France, around seventeen thousand years old; Serra da Capivara, Brazil, 23000 BC...
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Outline Since the discovery of the existence of other physical bodies in the universe, scientists have spent most of their time in the laboratories looking for ways and means of critically studying these bodies. For that reason equipments have been made and signals placed in them to make it possible for the scientist to perceive what is taking place in the planets. One of the planets that raises curiosity of exploration is the fourth planet mars. With its closeness to...
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Karl Marx formed a theory called the conflict theory where he believed that there was a conflict between the ruling class (bourgeois) and the working class (proletariat) in relation to the issuing of wealth and labor in society. In his analysis Karl Marx spoked on capitalism has being the main reason for inequality in society between the two social classes. âCapitalism is an economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods, by investments that are determined by...
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The aspect of alienation is the de- humanitarian of labour itself. this happens in the course of the division of labour promoted by capitalism. Division of labour is not a discovery of capitalism. It developed some yearâs ages ago in history. At the same time, the source of material and cultural progress and human alienation started. It helped in the increase of productions by human labour. It makes it possible to produce a surplus, which is the necessary condition for...
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Introduction Graduate employment opportunities are becoming rare by the day. With the global economic crisis that recently hit almost all sectors globally, the situation is worsening with some firms retrenching their staff. This is because it is not economically viable to maintain them when the firm is making losses. The few opportunities that are coming up as some of the sectors are recovering from the recession, are too few to absorb the growing number of jobless graduates. There are so...
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Often, new wars follow closely behind old wars. This was the case with the 1947-1991 âCold War.â This war was not characterized by thousands of deaths due to bloody battles but by long-term tension between the Soviet Union and the United States with their allies. Starting almost directly after World War II, the Cold War involved numerous countries and several smaller conflicts. During World War II, America and the Soviet Union worked together towards a common goal: defeat Hitler. However,...
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The history of technological advancements has been, among other things, fuelled by armed conflicts and warfare between and within nations. The equipment and tools used in the course of war have progressed from the crude types, such as sharpened sticks, to predator missiles and automatic weaponry. Each emerging piece of military technology has had the impact on changing the way in which humans engage in warfare and the tactics adopted during the conflicts (Herbst 56). In order to fully understand...
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There have been more than a thousand wars fought in this world. Three most common reasons that were attributed to any war are dispute over resources, conflicting ideologies and struggle for power. Ideological conflicts primarily involve religious and political concepts. The struggle for power often resulted when a country wanted to expand its powers at the cost of others. While âideologiesâ and âpowerâ changed from time to time, âresourcesâ have remained a common and enduring cause of war since the...
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In computer science, software engineering plays part in the design and analysis of projects for computer and other electronic gadgets. In software development processes, the work is part into particular stages with specific tasks in each, with the aim of improving planning and management. The most usually utilized procedures incorporate waterfall, prototyping, iterative and incremental development, spiral development, RAD, extreme programming and different sorts of agile procedure. While SDLC 'model' is a more general term for a category of procedures,...
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Due to the widespread adoption of various digital technologies, sharing of digital information has become a vital aspect of peopleâs lives. Through the Internet, one can have access to their personal medical records, financial data and carry out transactions online. As a result of this, information security is now considered pivotal in ensuring that one does not become a target of interest for adversaries whom may try to intercept this online data. Cryptography has been designed with this in mind,...
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With the increase in the interconnectedness of the world trade between countries has been increasing as well since a long time of history. There are two trade strategies adopted by countries, and they are trade liberalism and trade protectionism. Trade liberalism is defined as the movement of goods and services internationally by removing or reducing tariff and non-tariff barrier. Trade liberalism became drastically proficient after the World War II and most of the developing countries adopted the trade liberalism strategy...
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In this essay, I will be exploring the evolution of informal street vending in Mexico City and its influential factors. This will occur on different scales from the urban to the smaller scales of the stalls and products of the market stalls themselves, in relation to the different case studies referenced. The first part of the essay will preface this by introducing the history and different types of street vending that occur and following that, tracing why the locals value...
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Data mining is primarily used today by companies with a strong consumer focus - retail, financial, communication and marketing organizations. It enables these companies to determine relationships among 'internal' factors, such as price, product positioning or staff skills, and 'external' factors, such as economic indicators, competition and customer demographics. And, it enables them to determine the impact on sales, customer satisfaction, and corporate profits. Finally, it enables them to 'drill down' into summary information to view detail transactional data. With...
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âNobody spends somebody elseâs money as carefully as he spends his ownâŠâ, â Milton Friedman. Taxation, a means by which governments finance their expenditures by imposing charges on citizens and corporate entities, is used according to the ACCA (2013) for one of three reasons: to raise revenue, to redistribute wealth, and to change behavior. This essay will focus on income and wealth taxation in the United States, which makes up 81% of the federal revenue (National Priorities Project, 2015). Most...
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The case for free trade in Georgia has been a prolonged process ever since the fall of the Soviet Union. It geographically resides in the Caucasus region and has seen an increase in free-market economics in a bid to increase foreign investment and economic prosperity (Erikson, 2018). It has utilized this liberalization of economics after the disintegration of the Soviet Union; after that, the state has struggled with economic and governmental reforms. Nevertheless, 20 years after the fall of the...
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