This section explains the criteria used for creating the corpus and selecting secondary literature, as well as the methodology employed to analyze both. To assemble the corpus, the first step was collecting as many samples as possible using trending hashtags such as #antivaxx, #vaccineswork, #measles and further similar ones; which resulted in over 200 samples total. Then this selection was filtered again based on the hypotheses (excluding H5), which led to the final corpus, which became the base for the...
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Executive Summary Background Gucci (Guccio Gucci) by Guccio Gucci opened a leather goods company and small luggage store in his hometown of Florence in 1921. Gucci, along with his three sons Aldo Gucci, Vasco Gucci and Rodolfo Gucci, expanded the company to include stores in Milan and Rome and other stores in Florence. In 1960, a purse with shoulder straps and engraved decorations was introduced. The original Gucci loafers were updated in 1966 with unique decorative ornaments, and the 'Rolls-Royce...
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As times goes on, things change. People start to adapt things to suit their needs and changes are made where they are deemed necessary. One of the things that changed the way the world works is science, specifically in an event called the Scientific Revolution. The scientific revolution took place in Europe towards the end of the Renaissance and this phenomenon continued throughout the eighteenth century. The Scientific revolution was a series of events that marked the emergence of what...
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People should keep your friends close and your enemies closer because the people you think are your friends can stab you in the back. In Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, a group of boys crash-landed on a deserted island where they formed rules and a system of government. Without the supervision of adults, they quickly turned violent and their society failed. The boys on the island failed to successfully run a government because of their lack of individual...
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Introduction "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," written by T.S. Eliot, is often considered a landmark in Modernist poetry. Its publication in 1915 coincides with the tumultuous period of World War I, a cataclysmic event that not only reshaped geopolitical landscapes but also deeply influenced cultural and artistic expressions. Eliot's poem, while not explicitly about the war, emerges from this backdrop, encapsulating the existential anxiety and disillusionment prevalent during that era. The fragmented narrative and introspective nature of Prufrock's...
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Introduction The early 20th century heralded a seismic shift in literature, as writers sought to break away from traditional narratives and embrace the complexities of modern life. Among the most influential works of this era are James Joyce's "Ulysses" and T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land," both of which exemplify the modernist ethos. Modernism, characterized by a deliberate departure from tradition, experimentation with form, and a deep exploration of consciousness, finds profound expression in these texts. Joyce's "Ulysses" weaves a rich...
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Introduction Pollution can be defined as the introduction of contaminants into the environment which can cause environmental imbalances, instability and harm to living organisms. There are many forms of pollution. These include air, water, and noise pollution among others (Lalitkhungar, n.d, P.1). The individuals or organizations that cause pollution are referred to as polluters. My task here is to discuss the top five polluters and chemicals released in my county. These top five polluters are farmers, electrical power plants, mining...
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Atmospheric carbon dioxide is an integral part of the carbon cycle; however, it is also a potent greenhouse gas, absorbing and radiating heat and as a result warms the planet we live on. If the percentage of carbon in the atmosphere is at its natural level these impacts are not a problem, however in our present-day modern world the percentage of carbon is at a much higher percentage and does not show any signs of decreasing; therefore, the negative impacts...
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The word democracy is derived from two Greek words; demos, which means citizens, and kratos law. Democracy literally means 'law of the people.' Democracy, according to (Appadorai,2014), is a form of government in which the people exercise governing power directly or through members who are elected on a regular basis. Although the circumstances of modern state make direct participation of all citizens in state government unlikely, the principle of democracy still emphasizes the rule of the people, according to Watter...
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Introduction Music, an integral part of human culture and society, has profound effects on various psychological processes, including memory. The relationship between music and memory is a burgeoning field of research that reveals how auditory stimuli can enhance cognitive functions. Music's rhythmic and melodic patterns engage neural mechanisms that underlie memory formation and retrieval, making it a tool of significant interest in both educational and therapeutic contexts. As individuals increasingly rely on music in their daily lives, understanding its impact...
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This report shall define carbon dioxide, climate, Anthropocene, and the perils of stability. The report shall also discuss the impacts and importance of carbon dioxide and climate change. Carbon dioxide is defined as colourless, odourless gas manufactured by the process of blazing carbon and organic compounds. It also has a molecule that consists of a carbon atom combined with two oxygen atoms. However, carbon dioxide is known as greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. On the other hand, climate is described...
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Introduction India's foreign policy is a complex amalgamation of historical legacies, strategic imperatives, and socio-economic considerations. In a rapidly globalizing world, India stands at a pivotal juncture, balancing its traditional non-alignment stance with emerging geopolitical realities. Historically, India's foreign policy has been shaped by its colonial past, which fostered a strong emphasis on sovereignty and non-interference. Furthermore, the post-independence era saw India navigate Cold War dynamics, necessitating a nuanced approach towards superpower relations. Today, India's foreign policy is influenced by...
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When my friend tried to talk me into skydiving, I always had a well composed excuse of the story of a tortoise and most it always began with a question. âDo you know why tortoises live for a hundred-plus years? Well, perhaps they have a protective shell to make them resistance to any attack,â my friend would always answer. And I would shout, âWrong as usual, the reason they live to see a whole century is because they donât jump...
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With the development of civilization, one of the more important concerns that are fast becoming a major threat is pollution and no form of pollution seemed to be bigger than that of fresh water pollution. Thus, the focal point of this dissertation is based on the factors and affects of the fresh water pollution. Within this given parameter emphasis would be given on the effects of water pollution have differ from the past to the present. In terms of the...
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In the day of development, the problem of air pollution is much concerned to a point where a wide discussion has been aroused. With the waste-gas exhaust, the pollution is getting worst and the environment people lived in is getting terrible, which is harmful to any living things on the earth. Thus, the government must need to do some things to reduce the air pollution. One efficient method is the government should increase the cost of fuel could help reduce...
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In the first article, âWhy and How Do We Helpâ, by Susan Krauss Whitbourne, the author takes a look at the various reasons as to why bystanders act the way they do. She explains the theory of âdiffusion of responsibilityâ. Bystanders donât help in a situation because of the distribution of responsibility between a group of onlookers. When there is more than one person witnessing a situation, bystanders feel that it is not their responsibility to help the victim, since...
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After Americaâs discovery, most of Europe has started settling towards the coast, claiming anything that they could find. With insufficient discoveries of wealth, slavery and land grants became more prominent. During the 17th century, the transport and use of white indentured servants, natives, and African slaves have begun becoming consequential at that time. What makes slaves so favorable is not just the assistance they provide but the economic increases they supply for their masterâs and society as a whole. Although...
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The history of plastics according to this paper dates back to the mid-1800 when humans started using natural products with plastic characteristics such as chewing gum. Later it was modified by use of chemicals on naturally occurring substances to produce materials such as rubber. The earliest invention of plastics was made by Alexander Parkes who through laboratory experiments and projects came up with the first plastic which was known as celluloid, but he named it Parkesine. From then, other scientists...
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If change equals growth, then we will always want our company to be changing and thus growing. As the project manager of a new initiative in our company, I am proposing that we are in need of a change manager. If the company will choose to invest upfront in a change manager there will be many benefits in the long run. One way to look at this is prevention rather than reaction. I am going to lay out for you...
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In describing the ideal society, Plato cited abstract values and concrete systemic reforms. Abstractly, Plato described the republic through the virtues of justice, courage, temperance, and wisdom. This also came in how oneâs soul must be ordered, reflecting the society as a whole, with reason and spirit controlling the appetite for pleasure. This laid the groundwork for the guiding principles upon which citizens were meant to live by. Concretely, reforms must be made as regards government and communal structure.Regarding government...
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In the past 139years, the warming trend that we are having now has never experienced by earth before (NASA, 2020). In fact, the World Meteorological Organisation has stated that since 1980s, each decade has been warmer than the previous one. Though the scientific evidence seems devastating in favour of global warming, there are those, for very few reasons, who considers global warming as a hoax or not empirically proved. This is upsetting, as the future of our planet is at...
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We all grew up hearing it. Rapunzel: a tale of a beautiful, dutiful maiden, locked in a tower awaiting a gallant prince to save her from her isolation. But its 2020. Not all girls are weak and feeble. Not all men are bold and strong. Not everyone wants a prince.Since the earliest version of Rapunzel, some 400-years ago, the context has drastically changed. But how successfully have various adaptations of the tale Rapunzel remained relevant? Lets first take a look...
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The Sahara Desert is the worlds largest desert area. The word Sahara comes from the Arabic word sahra, meaning desert. It extends from the Africas Atlantic Ocean side to the Red Sea and consists of the countries of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, and Sudan. It is about 5,200 miles long. Overall, the Sahara Desert covers 3,500,000 square miles. The geography of the desert is varied. In the west, the Sahara is rocky with varied elevation....
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âThe Definition of Loveâ is a poem by Andrew Marvell (1621-78), an English poet who lived in Hull and whose work is closely associated with the Metaphysical Poets of the seventeenth century. In this post we offer a short summary and analysis of âThe Definition of Loveâ, paying particular attention to its language, meaning, and themes. Weâll begin with a short summary or paraphrase of âThe Definition of Loveâ before we move to analyse it. Marvellâs speaker announces that the...
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Hoping to cause a sensation in the field of parapsychology, Dr. John Montague rents Hill House, a secluded manor with a reputation for being haunted. He carefully selects two participants for his studyâEleanor Vance, a thirty-two-year-old woman who was reported to have had experiences with a poltergeist as a child, and Theodora, a woman marked in one of his labâs studies as having psychic abilities. A third participant, Luke Sanderson, also joins the group. Luke stands to inherit Hill House...
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Why do some nations prosper while others struggle and are plagued with poverty and greed? Some people say it has everything to do with a nationâs location, culture, or lack of knowledge. But surely this canât be the whole picture. Just look at Botswana. It currently has one of the fastest increasing economies in the world. Meanwhile, close by Congo and Sierra Leone are stuck in a cycle of violence and poverty. Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity,...
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In his book, Inventing the People, Edmund Morgan answers a question posed by philosopher David Hume, who noted âthe easiness with which the many are governed by the few.â Morgan agreed with Hume that governments operate under tacit consent, and adds that the consent implies acceptance of fictions meticulously cultivated by those who govern. One of those fictions is a central tenet of democracies all over the world: âthe peopleâ and their sovereignty. Today, the more direct implementations of democratic...
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âThe Unknown Citizenâ begins with a prefatory dedication which identifies this âunknown citizenâ only by a number (which roughly follows the structure of US social security numbers). Audenâs dedication suggests the poem was written to be inscribed on a marble monument to this âunknown citizenâ, but of course, such a monument is fictional (as is the âBureau of Statisticsâ in the poemâs opening line). His âunknown citizenâ is being memorialised because of his remarkable averageness. What is Auden saying with...
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The article âThe Detective of Northern Odditiesâ by Christopher Solomon was published on the fourth of January, 2017 in the Outside magazine. The author brings up the discussion of the effects of climate change on the wildlife. He is trying to show that the environment needs to be changed or the wildlife will be affected and we will have nothing left. The authorâs target audience is adults who are interested in the outdoors, hence the name of the magazine. The...
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It seems as if it was just yesterday that I was another normal boy, born in Hodgenville, Kentucky on February 12, 1809. My mother was conceived in Hampshire County while my dad in Rockingham County, both of them from average families and were considered the norm of the populace. My mother, who departed from me to the heavens, when I was merely ten, was from a family of the surname Hanks, few of who momentarily dwell in Adams and Macon...
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