âWhat is the victory of a Cat on a hot tin roof?--I wish I knew... Just staying on it, I guess, as long as she can.â In light of her comment, discuss the characterization and role of Maggie in Tennessee Williamâs A Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. 1950s America was an era when women were expected to devote themselves to looking after the domestic sphere, find their worth in marriage, please their husbands[footnoteRef:1] and raise the children. It was...
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Hispanic are known to be family oriented. In the Hispanic culture, family is important and any concerns an individual have is important to address it. It is important for individuals to have a sense of self-esteem and know their identity because it strongly affects his /her relationship with any family member. Also, each member of the family plays a specific role; however, when altering the roles shows how it can affect the Hispanic community, in their traditional values. The father...
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In looking at my family history there wasnât an immediate familial issue that I identified. I then realized that the issue was so prominent in my life, it was a typical family dynamic, one I almost looked past. On my motherâs side of the family, every living child is divorced, including my mother. My fatherâs side of the family is large and has only had one divorce, which led me to choose this as an issue to frame through a...
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The eras of colonialism and post-colonialism saw the rapid rise of such kinds of literature whose main focus has been the effects of colonialism on the colonized. Whereas many writings were set in the colonial era with the acknowledged theme of the scars of colonialism, some other writings were set in the post-colonial era with a rebellious tone. A play like Shakespeareâs The Tempest is set in a time when colonialism was not in its zenith; on the other hand,...
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Abstract Gratitude has consistently been shown to be beneficial in individual practice, producing a greater appreciation for the things one has and a more positive overall outlook on life (Emmons & McCullough, 2003). But only in recent years have the effects of gratitude been studied in the context of marriage and long-term partnerships. It has been discovered that gratitude strengthens the bond between couples by first, fulfilling the inherent need of the individual to feel valued and appreciated (Lambert &...
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Drawing on Hayden Whiteâs concept of historiophoty critically examine the role and impact of film in processes of historical understanding. Hayden White identifies âhistoriophotyâ as âthe representation of history and our thought about it in visual images and filmic discourseâ (1988: 1193) and the following essay will critically examine the ways in which film impacts processes of historical understanding. After all, the media in general has exceeded expectations and plays a fundamental role in shaping societyâs basic comprehension of the...
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To address the subject, it is first important to outline the key terms which will be frequently addressed. Colonialism is the practice between one people or power exerting control over another people or territory, frequently by conquest. This was done through the French empire, however, colonialism is a lot more complex than it seems, different agencies are used to enforce colonialism, such as in the economy, religion and other cultural activities are all examples of cultural practices. Colonialism can also...
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In an era of constant renewal of contemporary media, appearance is the key to making an impression. Because of the emphasis on appearance, make-up has become an important part. In the process of urbanization, people pay more attention to the quality of life, and makeup can change people's temperament and appearance. At the same time, make-up has also become a technology that penetrates contemporary media. The media has a great influence on people(Firth, 2012). The previous literature has emphasized the...
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Abstract The interest of modern scientists in Karl Marxâs relevance has arisen due to the globalization of the world economy and the financial crisis that has hit the leading industrial countries in recent years. The opinion of Marxâs importance today is divided between two camps of scientists and critical scholars: one says that there is a certain historical âbackwardnessâ of the teachings of K. Marx, because he lived in his time with his laws, and, based on this, they argue...
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Domestic cats live shared lives with (their) human companions. They grow up together and influence each other commensally. Unlike other tamed animals, such as dogs, horses, and cattle, cats are not useful and loyal to humans. Thus, the time when cats were truly kept by humans as pets were late, compared to others. Nevertheless, the conjoined relations between cats and humans are different from other domestications. âHumans have domesticated the dog, but it is the cat who has domesticated humans.â...
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Abstract: This research paper studies the novella âThe Metamorphosisâ from absurdism and existing ways and how those two theories reflect on the novella from the point of view of Gregor Samsa the protagonist and from the writer's POV which is âFranz Kafkaâ. Also, this paper will show how Franz Kafka mirrored himself through the protagonist in the novella and how it felt that he was trying to tell us about his life but in an indirect way so that people...
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Taylor Swift has always been known as a great and feisty feminist. Her outspoken feminist voice is often reflected in the majority of her works. However, Swift's creations cannot be understood plainly by disregarding her personal life. Her songs and videos give insight into her personal life, the challenges she has encountered, and so on. Going through her works can be like having to read her personal diary. This chapter will delve into a number of events in Taylor Swift's...
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Introduction Climate change is at the forefront of both public and governmental debates, media discussions, and policymaking. With strong evidence present from the multitude of research carried out to date, it is clear that carbon dioxide emissions are rising from anthropogenic activity. Indeed, whilst it can be argued that natural phenomena in the form of glacial shifts or changing ocean currents have contributed to climate change, none of these have had as profound an impact as human activities (Crowley 2000)....
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For the purposes of this assignment, I have chosen to study the significance of a character`s arc throughout a story. Building realistic characters is a weakness I have struggled to overcome. Therefore, it was logical to study this area to gain a better understanding of how to create strong characters and overcome the problem. I will analyze the Legend series by Marie Lu because she writes in the same genre I am currently writing in. Marie was born in China...
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This essay aims to provide a critical discussion on how the influence of political ideology, public opinion, and economic factors had on major stages that the UK health and social care policy passed since the Beveridge Report published in 1942. The writer surveys the literature that documents significant events of the health and social care policies. Furthermore, the four significant changes that took place during the following periods itemized in the Beveridge Report will be discussed. The Conservative-led governments of...
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Discuss the evidence on whether gender differences in the taste for risk and competition can explain part of the observed gender gap in labor market outcomes. Gender differences are presented by the choices of men and women regarding the observed gender gap in labor market outcomes (Bertrand, 2011). Principally discrete are the gender differences in compensation and representation in the highest-paid jobs. For instance, women denoted only 6,5% of the highest-paid CEOs in 2014 and were paid 9,9% less than...
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The gasoline car is one of the primary ways of transportation for millions across the globe alongside busses, bicycles, etc. and, although there is a more efficient, cheaper, and âcleanerâ option available, the electric car, many cannot reap the benefits of owning one due to their lack of knowledge. [Depending on different variables including the price of gas in your area and commuting distance, this may change.] Electric/hybrid vehicles, like the Toyota Prius, have recently changed the face of the...
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In this investigation, I plan to study gender and identity through the language used in childrenâs books. These are Disney books such as âCinderellaâ, Beauty and the Beast, âSnow White and the seven dwarvesâ, âMulanâ and âBraveâ written by Walt Disney Records, and âWhat I Like About Meâ by Allia Zobel-Nola. I will explore the gender representations portrayed in these books through the language choices as I will further investigate the different actions and words characters illustrate through the authorâs...
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In this bittersweet memoir, journalist Jeannette Walls tells her story in an emotional and humorous tone to depict the life of her rather dysfunctional family. She recounts the memories of going on adventures (âskedaddlesâ they call it), bouncing from one neighborhood to another with her family. Jeannette details her life from childhood to adulthood, and focuses on the unconventional upbringing she has grown up in. With her three other siblings, an incredibly free-spirited mother, and an intelligent yet alcoholic father,...
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The assumption of gender and the required role has remained the same for many centuries. The expectations of a certain gender whether it is male, or female determine their role in society. Studying gender in past and present times compares in terms of the roles and actions of males and females. This would include feminine, masculine, cultural beliefs, and power relations. The lack of womenâs input and actions in history towards life, in general, went unnoticed and ignored for centuries....
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Invisibility of women The role of women in different periods and countries of each text is almost the same and women are equally evaluated during different times. The main role of women is presented as a mother who cares for children and who is responsible for their safety and prudence. Except for menâs women-relatives (mother, sister, etc.), there are other women in whom men see sexual partners or cut-price housekeepers. Even if men marry women not only as a way...
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Imagine yourself having to commute a few miles every few days to get fresh produce and healthy foods. Doing this for the rest of your life because your community can not provide their residents' access to healthy foods. But there is a never-ending list of corner stores and liquor stores with not the best food choices like junk food available only. This socio-economic issue is referred to as food insecurity or food deserts. Food deserts have been impacting low-income communities...
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When asking a question like, âIs history political?â it can be quite easy to simply say: yes. History is political. Thereâs ample evidence to prove it. Any layperson would know that history comprises of the rulers, governments, and wars of the past. Undoubtedly, the political narrative of the entire human race. Even in the present day, history is often used politically. Whether it be how Europeans claim the history of the Greeks or the Bengali Brahmins claim the history of...
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Tudor history is rife with politics, reformation, and scandal, and in the midst of it, all is Anne Boleyn, the notorious temptress who changed the face of religion and stands out for her time with her determination. Even to this day, she remains one of the`s most famous queens despite ruling for just three years, and her character persists in intriguing and often eluding historians. After spending much of her youth in France, by 1522 Anne had returned to, where...
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Communication Essay 1 (100 words) Communication is the essence of human interaction, allowing us to exchange ideas, emotions, and information. It serves as the foundation of society, enabling collaboration, understanding, and empathy. Through spoken language, gestures, and technology, we bridge distances and connect minds across cultures and borders. Effective communication fosters strong relationships, resolves conflicts, and promotes personal and professional growth. It empowers individuals to express themselves and be heard, while also being attentive and receptive to others. By mastering...
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Introduction Your professional growth is a lifelong process that began when you were born, whether you realize it or not. Your interests, talents, values, personality, history, and circumstances are all aspects that impact your job progress. Professional counseling is a procedure that will assist you in getting to know and understand yourself as well as the world of work so that you may make career, educational, and life decisions. Career development is more than just picking on a major and...
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African American women authors have become dominant forces in creating and contributing to the larger tradition after many decades of being virtually silenced by outright neglect from publishers who considered them irrelevant. As with so much literature by and about women, that silence has been broken, giving voice to the infinite complexities of African American womenâs lives, including womenâs role as leaders, creators of culture, mothers, and lovers, among many others. -Dickson- Carr The twentieth century has proved to be...
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There are several roles of the choreographer one of them is to be able to communicate well with not only the dancers but with the whole production team, this is an example of an interrelationship. Apart from the dancers who are a main part of the production, there was Irene Sharaff who was the costume designer. Lenard Bernstein was the composer. Arthur Laurent was another person he was the screenwriter and author, he helped guide everyone through the musical. Stephen...
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This essay will attempt to discuss in detail the definitions of biosafety and bioethics, the different aspects surrounding biosafety and bioethics, as well as prominent biosafety and bioethics issues with regard to biotechnology and how they can be solved. Furthermore, how risk assessment plays a role in biosafety will be discussed, as well as certain suggestions to increase the level of biosafety. Laboratory biosafety will also be discussed briefly. Ways in which ethical issues regarding biotechnology can be addressed will...
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By exploring the technological developments in production; the scientific principles of film and digital shooting; the production processes, distribution, and access; standards of sustainable practice; and the social and economic contexts of filmmaking I will explore the evolution of film technology. In particular, I will be comparing and contrasting two key feature films - Back To The Future and Skyfall, and contextualizing them. Skyfall released in 2010, was directed by Sam Mendes. It was shot in locations that included Turkey,...
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