Introduction Samuel Beckettās Waiting for Godot, a play first performed in 1953, remains a seminal work in the theatre of the absurd, a genre that explores the futility and existential bewilderment of human life. At its core, the play revolves around two protagonists, Vladimir and Estragon, who await the arrival of an enigmatic figure named Godot. Their interactions and the presence of other characters such as Pozzo and Lucky reflect on the human condition in profound ways. Each character is...
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Suicide infers the exhibition of purposely causing one's own passing. The term suicide is applied to all cases of death coming about legitimately or in a roundabout way from a positive or negative exhibit of the casualty himself, which he understands will result the particular result. Mental confusion, including melancholy, bipolar unrest, schizophrenia, character issue, uneasiness issue, and substance abuse which joins alcohol dependence and the usage of benzodiazepines are some risk factors. Suicide is an intricate subject enacted by...
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INTRODUCTION Gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender have been subject to segregation in numerous social orders around the world. Unlikely LGBTQ in Canada enjoy a few of the most prominent legitimate rights and securities within the world. Homosexuality has been legitimate since the section of the Criminal Law Correction Act (too known asBill C-150) in June 1969.In Canada, same-sex sexual exercises between consenting grown-ups were considered violations culpable by detainment before 1969. That year, the Canadian government passed an omnibus bill...
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Populist politics and criminal justice policy-making refers to the influence public opinion and fear of crime has on politicians and policy. Moral panics and punctuated equilibrium emerging in the 1970s allowed populist politics to become dominant in society; influencing criminal justice policy making as politicians focussed on what was popular in the media, with moral panics causing the dominance of fear of crime within society leading to policy rupture and political parties toughing it out to get the most votes...
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Right to private life is guaranteed under Article 8 of the ECHR. It expressly protects, individualās right to private life, his home, correspondence and other private life matters. It is not a mere private and family right but a right which guarantees an individualās privacy, for instance, it also prevents disclosure of confidential information, be it a public figure of a common citizen. It is a qualified right; therefore, it can be restrained in certain conditions. The restriction will only...
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Throughout history, many factors influenced the way western architecture developed. The most powerful movement in classical architecture was humanism during the early renaissance. The philosophy of humanism generally speaking is centered on the values, interests, and potential of the human being. Humanism influenced the western civilization in many ways particularly in the way architecture was formed. Humanism reformed peopleās beliefs, and traditions and that was a key factor in why architecture began to change. Architecture changed in a way that...
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The coronavirus has been labelled a global pandemic by the World Health Organisation, due to its effect on society. This has left countries no choice but to implement strict lockdown measures to prevent the spread, which is likely to trigger a global recession, this is primarily due to the sharp rise in unemployment, decrease in demand, and their knock-on effects. The global economy is projected to contract sharply by āā3% in 2020ā (IMF Staff 2020, p.7). I will study and...
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Ethics are codes of good standards. They impact how people settle on selections and live their lives. It is concerned about what is useful for individuals and the community and is additionally depicted as a better way of thinking. If moral speculations are to be valuable practically speaking, they have to impact the manner in which people act. A few scholars feel that ethics does this. They oppose that if an individual recognizes that it would be ethically acceptable to...
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To describe her globally, Emma Bovary is a bourgeois woman of the 19th century, which suffers from being a woman. Because of this suffering, she questions the gender that is attributed to her. Even if she is reduced to the state of object, victim of patriarchy and dependent on men, she is not passive, she tries to resist against the patriarchal structure. Actually, she seeks to emancipate herself and to get out of the constraints imposed on her, by adopting...
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Franz Kafka is known to be one of the most influential writers of the 20th century. Kafkaās grim writing style is known and recognized by many. Many of his works leave the reader questioning life and often taking away a pessimistic message. The dark nature of his short stories such as āThe Judgementā, āA Hunger Artistā and āIn The Penal Colonyā, poses the questions, why such a dark view on life and it's situations and what factors affected his writing?...
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John S. Elledge Jr.American Literature I15 April 2018Supernatural Aspects in āThe Ravenā by Edgar Allan PoeāThe Ravenā by Edgar Allan Poe has a supernatural element without being a dedicated horror narrative. The poem in its entirety can give the reader goosebumps without using the genreās typical methods of fright. These methods might include techniques such as sudden twists and menacing tones from secondary characters intent on harming someone within the story, all of which are not present in āThe Raven.ā...
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What does being American mean? Is it okay to kneel during the National Anthem? Is kneeling during the National Anthem really a disrespectful gesture? Can you be forced to display signs of patriotism? These questions among others have come up a lot in the wake of Colin Kaepernickās kneeling protest. Kaepernick is an ex-NFL quarterback, who began kneeling during the National Anthem in September of 2016. It became a trend throughout the NFL with many teams protesting in their own...
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Introduction "The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas is an evocative novel that addresses intricate themes of race, identity, and systemic injustice. Published in 2017, this seminal work has not only captured the attention of young adult readers but has also sparked significant discourse in academic and sociopolitical arenas. With a narrative centered around Starr Carter, a Black teenager who witnesses the police shooting of her unarmed friend, Khalil, the novel delves deeply into the realities of racial tensions in...
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Throughout the novel, The Plague focuses on the philosophy of its characters. This shines in the existentialist views of Tarrou or in both the faith and absurdity of Father Paneloux. Through the previous examples, Albert Camus forces the reader to confront their own beliefs and how they would react in the despair each character faces. The author, Albert Camus, is a pioneer in philosophy. Beginning his career two years before the start World War 2, His view of the world...
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When the author reflects on her experiences in various school settings, it is evident that there has been progression and development from the author's first partnered placement to the most recent 12-week extended placement. The author has seen progression in not only her teaching but in her favoured strategies and methodologies to use. Similarly, her confidence to attempt something different in her pedagogical approaches in the classroom has also improved. On reflection of the authors, reflective portfolios from previous school...
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NEGATIVE: Abstinence is a window of clarity through which one can better find one's work and one's mate. ā Lance Morrow, an American essayist and writer for Time Magazine Introduction Hello Judge. My name is Preston Peterson, and I am the first speaker for the negative side of the resolution: The United States Board of Education should continue to teach abstinence in schools as it is the most effective way to prevent teen pregnancy. Abstinence-only sex education is defined as...
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Annotated Bibliography Hull, Robert. 'Hamartia and Heroic Nobility in Oedipus Rex.' Philosophy and Literature, vol. 17 no. 2, 1993, pp. 286-294. Project MUSE, doi:10.1353/phl.1993.0047 The article is written by Robert Hull, and he argues that oneās consequences are already displaced by their character flaws at the beginning of the story, as opposed to those who believe that Oedipus will cause his consequences by his own actions. This article begins with a discussion about how readers are taught to think about...
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Season of migration to the north by Tayeb Salih and Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe considerably enhance readersā knowledge on hybridity through describing cultural hybridity, exposing effects of colonialism on native cultures, and challenging Eurocentric stereotypes. Season of migration to the north provides a unique narration on the colonial experience in Africa. Written about Sudan by a Sudanese author, it provides remarkable insight into the world it seeks to describe. To provide this awareness, Salih uses the character of...
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Abstract Social media is growing in size continuously from its introduction, as well as the number of people using it increases - there has been an increase of 9% since last year. Several impacts on consumer behavior are thought to arise from social media advertising, for example, Duffett (2017) argues for increased attitudinal responses from frequent exposure to social media marketing communications, meanwhile IoanÄs & Stoica (2014) write about added influence on other buyers and an easy impact on attitude...
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In the work āA Small Placeā by Jamaica Kincaid, the author expresses her strong opinions concerning Antigua in a second person narrative. She expresses about how she resents the Antiguans because of their ignorance towards tourism, their corrupted education system, and the colonization in Antigua. She explains how they're unaware that the tourist business could be a form of slavery and tourists exploit the Antiguan citizens that are in poverty for his or her pleasure. Kincaid additionally dislikes how Antiguans...
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After reading both Trifles and Hamlet more than once, there have been new themes that seem to catch my attention. Although there are themes such as death and revenge in both plays, but the most vital one would be the oppression of women in both plays. Considering that these plays were written a long time ago, in a time where women's freedom was restricted and limited, there is alot to observe about the treatment of women back in the day....
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Connections between stories highlight the continuity of intrinsically human concerns throughout time. Hag-Seed being an adaptation of Shakespeareās The Tempest inevitably means there are many parallels. However, being composers of very different contextual periods, Shakespeare and Atwood express different values and perspectives on particular issues. While Shakespeareās tale is shaped by his theatrical Christian humanist context of England under James I, Atwood is influenced by her more egalitarian, democratic 21st century world. As a reader, it can be understood that...
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Gabriel Garcia Marquezās short story āA Very Old Man with Enormous Wings: A Tale for Children,ā critiques the relationship between the working and upper classes and its connection with exploitation. Marquez conjures an image of a fallen angel establishing his social class; as a poverty and homeless stricken man, ā a very old man, lying face down in the mudā (Marquez 1). The duality of his holy presence of āhis enormous wingsā (Marquez 1) with his helplessness and unclean image...
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Introduction Diabetes Mellitus type 1 (DM1) is one of the most common chronic health conditions in youth, with over 18,000 new cases diagnosed each year, and the prevalence is increasing. (Hamman et al, 2014) The recommended treatment regimen is complex and demanding, including frequent blood glucose monitoring, insulin administration (via injections or pump), careful tracking of diet and activity levels, and frequent insulin adjustments. (American Diabetes Association, 2015) Adherence to this regimen is linked with better glycemic control and reduces...
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Introduction In the world of competitive sports, female athletes are increasingly facing a silent epidemic: eating disorders. These disorders, which include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder, are characterized by abnormal eating habits and a preoccupation with body image and weight. Among female athletes, the pressure to maintain a certain physique, combined with the intense physical demands of their sport, often exacerbates these conditions. As athletes strive for peak performance, the fine line between optimal nutrition and disordered...
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When people get obsessed or curious about someone, they can do things that they would not be able to do it without being afraid of being judge by others or by themselves. Those individuals can make them change radically and leave a profound effect on them. In the short stories āBartleby The Scrivenerā by Herman Melville and āThe Bridegroomā by Ha Jin, we are presented to two narrators who came across to a peculiar person, an outlier who would become...
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In Sissela Bokās āLying: Moral Choice in Public and Private Life,ā the philosopher examines the behaviour of lying and deception in public and private life. The results of such lies are then investigated through many real-life situations in which people are involved, either as liars or as the victims of deceit. The main focus of this paper will show that Bok did not adequately address an objection to the position that she discusses. Sissela Bok believes in ethics, morality, and...
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Time management reflection When I applied to the dental hygiene program I knew how much time I would be in school but I didnāt realize how much time I would need outside of class for homework and studying. When I laid out all the class syllabus to input study time, family time and obligations, I became overwhelmed and started to think that I was not going to be able to make time for all the things needed to be done...
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In The Guardian article, āIs Graffiti a Force for Good or Evil?ā by Athlyn Cathcart-Keays, reader learn that some artists get positive attention for their graffiti, while others get penalized with fines and prison sentences for doing the same thing. In 2008 there was a major public museum called āTate Modernā which displayed graffiti and street art. Six international artist were invited to decorate the museum with enormous, eye-catching murals. Meanwhile, across town eight members of Londonās well-known DPM crew...
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In 1916, the play āTriflesā was made by Susan Glaspell. She was conceived in Davenport Iowa. āTriflesā was produced using a real killing court case and subsiding of a farmer's better half that Susan Glaspell was covering while then working for Des Moines News. The play showed to be puzzling learning into the lives of criticalness-stricken, maltreatment and noteworthy women. The title of the play was worked all through the likelihood that men review the power and objectives of ladies...
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