Academic Writing Academic writing is clear, concise, focused, structured, and backed up by evidence. Its purpose is to aid the reader’s understanding. It has a formal tone and style, but it is not complex and does not require the use of long sentences and complicated vocabulary. Each subject discipline will have certain writing conventions, vocabulary, and types of discourse that you will become familiar with over the course of your degree. However, there are some general characteristics of academic writing...
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Are we seeing the end of public spaces Public spaces take different visible forms, with different degrees of public access such parks, playgrounds,highstreet and open spaces. They have physical and conceptual importance in our society for they are an essential part in the social life of communities (Worpole & Knox, 2007 ). However, public spaces are being encroached as not everyone in this society has access through exclusion of certain groups and not feeling welcomed there. Also new and more...
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In March 2018 Christopher Wylie told The New York Times and The Guardian that Cambridge Analytica had gained access to the Facebook data of 50 million users across America, without permission, to build a psychological welfare tool (Granville, 2018). The crisis stems from Facebook policies that allowed third-party app developers to extract users’ and their friends’ personal data 2007-2014 without consent (Wong C, 2018). They used their ‘likes’ to create personality profiles for the 2016 US election and created advertisements...
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Chapter 1 Introduction Coursework is work performed by understudies or students to learn. Coursework might be indicated and doled out by instructors, or by learning guides in self-educated courses. . In education, Course is defined as a specific path that something follows or the way in which something develops. Composed work done by student amid a course of concentration is typically evaluated towards final grade or final evaluation in the examination. In colleges, students are generally required to perform coursework...
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Reflection I am writing this one day after I finished my report. After all the difficulties I have faced during the year, and after the great help, I have received from my supervisor and tutors I am happy and proud of the report I have written. I have to say that I first felt worried when I was introduced the coursework, the fact that I have never done something like this scared me because I did not know if I...
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1. Company Introduction 1.1. Introduction to Company Shilpee Theatre, located in Battisputali, Kathmandu was established in 2006. It has two modern theatre halls, 'Gothale Theatre' with 210 seat capacity which was named after the much-acclaimed Nepalese playwright late Govinda Bahadur Gokhale, and another ‘Shilpee Theatre’ with 180 seat capacity. In the Nepali language, the word Shilpee means ‘artist’. (Anon., 2018) It was established with five theatre artists and there are ten members in the group. Among ten members, five are...
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Introduction: Both Coursework and dissertation are two important aspects that are used in the academic field for the completion of the academic qualifications. Both of them are used to evaluate the student’s or learner’s knowledge, skills and identify their academic progression and grades. Basically, In the academic level usually students have the choice to complete course either by Coursework or dissertations. In most of the universities or colleges students are given choice to complete degree either by coursework or dissertation...
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There is plenty of research undertaken on the subject of public surveillance and that within the British education system. Lyon’s theory of the ‘card cartel’ focuses on the fundamental changes it creates for the definitions of ‘citizen’ and ‘state’ as well as the relationship between these two concepts. He uses Marxist theory to argue that identification gives the bourgeoisie, the middle- and upper-classes, power over the proletariat, the working class (2009). Using the example of a passport, he argues identification...
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His last vital breath, Frantz Fanon used it to dictate ‘The Wretched of the Earth’, his most famous work, prefaced by Jean-Paul Sartre. The doctor, suffering from leukemia, knew that he had only a few weeks left to live. In this testament published in France in 1961, in the midst of the Algerian war, and immediately banned for undermining state security; Frantz Fanon wanted to “create a new man”. His book develops two major themes: the necessary and spontaneous violence...
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Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are a group of diseases that can be transferred from person to person or between sexual partners through sexual intercourse. These diseases travel via semen, sperm, blood or vaginal fluids from one person to the next through sexual contact, and from mother to child. These includes diseases such as gonorrhoea, chlamydia, syphilis, HIV and genital herpes (Satterwhite, 2017). STDs have proven themselves to be more common in university students and this can be attributed in part...
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