The representation of gender in the works of both Zola's ThérÚse Raquin and Flaubert's Madame Bovary could, on the surface, be considered to hold more similarities than differences. The situation of the young wife, a focal point in both novels, is especially crucial and how the two titular characters in their respective novels have to stifle their feelings and fantasies for fear of being shamed by society. Although, Emma's situation is perhaps more focussed and intense as ThérÚse does appear...
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In Chronicle of a Death Foretold, Gabriel Garcia Marquez portrays different roles of men and women in the Latin American culture through various characters in the novel. In Latin American culture, women were designated to be serviceable wives restricted by strict cultural traditions. They were solely responsible for cooking, cleaning and chores while having no mention of pursuing careers or education. Men were expected to take care of the family and protect family honour. Women suffered in marriage and had...
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Ernest Hemingwayâs first novel, The Sun Also Rises, published in 1926 is one of his best novels. The novel is widely regarded as the definitive account of the epoch that followed World War I. The Sun Also Rises tells the story of a group of expatriates mired in postwar disillusionment and despair. The story centers on the narrator, Jake Barnes and his love interest, Lady Brett Ashley, with whom he is unable to sustain a romantic relationship due to a...
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There are many reasons and answers on the punishment for crime as it have changed over the past 20 years more than restorative. The attitudes to crime and deviance have influenced this change. The easiest way to explain this is that back it was common in the ancient times up to until a couple decades ago, offenders would have their hands cut off for stealing or body parts would have been removed as a way of punishment unlike modern times....
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We travel the world to expand our horizons and look beyond the both the physical and metaphorical borders of our own cultures. When we travel we gain new perspectives on other cultures and their ultimate impact on our very own understanding of the world. One prime example of a new perspective comes from Lemul Gulliver himself in Jonathan Swiftâs Gulliverâs Travels. As a work of satire, Swift uses the protagonist, Gulliver, to criticize British society in the 18th century and...
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The book discussed in this review is Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal written by Eric Schlosser. The book was published on January 17, 2001, by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH), a publishing company that specializes in publishing instructional materials such as textbooks, based in Boston, Massachusetts. The copy being reviewed here was the first edition book. The specific topic of this book was about the fast-food industry, focused mostly in the United States. This book is...
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The Value of Experiential Learning A common misconception in American society nowadays is that education can only occur within the four walls of a classroom. Of course, this is not true. People learn important and valuable things in life every day. Imagine spending a year focusing on your life and learning important things not only about the world but yourself too. Students who take a gap year before college get to experience this. Taking a gap year before college is...
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In this day and age, people are living one of the most depressing and demoralizing fragment of the 21st century. Because of this dark and difficult time, itâs crucial to understand why we are looking through the prism of pessimism and thatâs exactly why this essay has place to be. Philosophers like Pico de Mirandola, Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau were all studying humankind and its origins for years, but they had their own particular visions on this topic. In the...
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Edgar Allan Poe lived a life full of trauma, loss, and substance abuse. In his 40 years, Poe endured an unimaginable stream of deaths of loved ones, professional disruption, and alcoholism, which contributed to his untimely death. Ultimately, his experiences produced one of the most recognized, albeit posthumously, American authors of the 19th century. In the Sanglap: Journal of Literacy and Cultural Inquiry, Maria A. Lima calls Poe âone of the first writers to explore the mysteries hidden in the...
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Introduction Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) caused by Sars-Cov-2 virus known as corona is the newly discovered respiratory disease where it spread person to person through small droplets from nose or mouth of an infected person and it has been declared as pandemic by World Health Organization. Fever, tiredness, difficulty in breathing, runny nose, nasal congestion, sore throat, diarrhea and dry cough are the sign and symptoms for Covid-19. The total worldwide population that categorized as confirmed case of COVID-19 until today...
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As stated by sociologist Gideon Sjoberg in 1965, the development of a city is dependent on the following three requirements: âgood environment with fresh water and a favourable climate, advanced technology; which will produce a food surplus to support nonfarmers, and a strong social organization to ensure social stability and a stable economyâ (Urbanization, n.d.). As cities develop according to the factors indicated above, the movement of persons from the lesser developed areas into the greater developed city centres is...
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Introduction Education as defined according g to the conclusion of the council of European Union (2017,p3) should be âavailable and accessible to all learners of all ages including those facing challenges, such as those with special needs or who have a disability, those originating from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds, migrant backgrounds of geographically depressed areas or war-torn zones, regardless of sex, race or ethnic origin, religion of bullet disability or sexual orientation.â(MEDE, 2019) Inclusive education means recognizing and valuing diversity in...
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When innocent people are killed by a police officer, we tend to get very upset, angry and in some cases retaliate against the police department. Many families in the United States alone have been unfortunate in this matter and left to bury a loved one due to this the careless behavior of a police officer. In the eyes of the community, the police department is looked to be its protector. They are viewed as those who take an oath, put...
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In the novel âGreat Expectationâ by Charles Dickens, the main character Pip grows and develops into a young gentleman, who learns many valuable life lessons about himself. Along his path of development, Pipâs knowledge and growth are influenced by his friends and family who act as his guardians. Throughout the novel Great Expectations, Pip receives both spiritual and moral aid from Joe Gargery, Biddy and Herbert Pocket as exemplified through their dialogues and actions. Joe Gargery has an influence on...
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âYou have to set goals that are almost out of reach. If you set a goal that is attainable without much work or thought, you are stuck with something below your true talent and potentialâ- Steve Garvey. In Get Focused Stay Focused, I have learned that the types of goals you set will lead you down various paths that will shape your life. Whether it is a commitment to improve your physical health, get a good grade on a math...
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Poets, during the 19th century, emphasized passion and emotion in their poetry based on experiences that they had faced during their lifetime. The three poems in this essay will show or represent an experience that each poet had experienced. A mixture of jealousy; confliction; and regret, the poems âMy Last Duchessâ by Robert Browning, âO Captain! My Captainâ by Walt Whitman, and âUlyssesâ by Lord Tennyson-Alfred explored the theme of loss through character analysis and the use of different poetic...
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Introduction The family structure is the bedrock of society that helps create a nurturing and secure space for all its members. It is an institution that has existed in some form, from time immemorial and will continue in spite of all the social evolution that we are experiencing. Irrespective of our race or nationality, homes have traditionally been seen as safe havens from the hustle of the outside world, however, we now see the traditional household structure cracking at the...
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Introduction The oil and gas industry is a company providing the necessary items and services that are required by the international oil and gas sector to explore extract and transport oil and natural gas at the refinery and then finally to the consumer. Schlumberger is the largest oil manufacturer company in the world and the most recognized service companies on the market since 1920 and in South America since 1929. Decision making It is a process to take or make...
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War strangles all the hope you have and breaks all the shells of survival to sink in a sea of loss. The book âA Long Way Gone: Memoirs Of A Boy Soldierâ (2007) published by Sarah Crichton Books and written by Ishmael Beah, an author from Sierra Leone. It revolves around Ishmael Beahâs life in Sierra Leone during the war, who struggles to survive in this brutal war. Ishmael Beah, a young village boy who suffers greatly from the war...
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The complex disorder when a single individual has two or more personalities within themselves is known as dissociative identity disorder (DID). Victims of this disorder have alternate personalities that are also called subpersonalities, this means that a single individual has two or more personalities within themselves. Alternate personalities are never the same, as they can vary from different genders and the way they act and dress, they also may enjoy different activities and have different hobbies, morals, and their handwriting...
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Nike is an American worldwide clothing company that was found in 1964 in the city of Oregon in the united states of America by Phil knight and Bill Bowerman. Nowadays Nike is one of the most famous international brands in the world with a market capitalization of more than 65.8 billion dollars and net worth of 29.6 billion dollars in 2017 and 32.4 billion dollars In 2019, Nike has also been identified as the richest sports brand in 2020 and...
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In To the Lighthouse and The Life and Death of Harriett Frean, we come across women whom their intrinsic being is commensurate to the realities they are in and the social conditioning that has influenced them. The novels published in 1927 and 1922 repectively frame women and their setting within and against different contexts yet with common traits. In the case of Virginia Woolfâs novel Mrs. Ramsay is the conventional married woman emboding the Victorian class requirements who according to...
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While the content of the individual phases of the strategic planning process is essential to creating the plan itself, it is no more important to a successful outcome than is the process by which that plan is developed. The need for the process to consider the perspectives of students and other key stakeholders, to draw on comparisons with peer organization and leaders within and outside the institution, and to focus attention on relevant environmental and economic factors. There is no...
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Introduction The aim of this account is to identify how community may act as an influence on Architectural Designs. The beginning of the 21st Century has seen the general requirements of residential architectural change significantly, with an ageing population and the housing crisis putting an enormous strain on current housing. The issues with this situation result in a huge impact on the quality of life of the people living in buildings no longer suitable for them; with the elderly especially...
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Social media has become an increasingly powerful tool over the last number of years due to rapidly evolving technology. Social media is used daily among consumers, clients, and businesses to communicate brand messages, share stories, promote products, entertain, and more. There are a number of positive and negative effects social media can have within businesses which can lead to various pros and cons as social media is such a powerful platform. The role of social media has become extremely influential...
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The Lottery was written by Shirley Jackson on June 26th, 1948. This story was done in a small rural town called Vermont where people observed an annual ritual referred to as âthe lotteryâ. The Lottery is all about the person that would be killed by being stoned to death with rocks by people or throwing stones at the victimâs skull until it would be crushed. The story is not about the literal meaning of a lottery, however, it is about...
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ABSTRACT Rise in deaths due to prostate and breast cancer are expected to continue in future. These diseases are the most common types of cancer for men and women across the globe. Machine Learning can be used to drop the number of deaths by these diseases with early detection. One of them is the classification of data of prostate cancer and breast cancer. The Cancer data which has been used has a variety of features, but not all features are...
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There is evidence from the 12th Century of religiously motivated self-starvation where eating food was looked at as a sin and restricting food meant paying devotion towards God. (Bishopp, 2018) In 1689 physician Richard Morton named the disorder the âwasting diseaseâ which may be more accurate than the term âAnorexiaâ which Sir William Gull explained occurred in both males and females in 1873.(Bishopp, 2018) âAnorexiaâ is two Greek words meaning âwithout appetiteâ which is quite a misnomer as the main...
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Legal definition of the Crime Domestic Violence is defined by the (Family Law Act 1975) as âviolent, threatening or other behavior by a person that coerces or controls a member of the persons family or causes the family member to be fearfulâ (AMA, 1998). ââŠany act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of libertyâ (United Nations,...
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The definition of charismatic leadership is the method of encouraging behaviors in others by communication, persuasion and force of personality. The disappearance of the motivating and successful aviation leader Amelia Earhart shook the lives of everyone living in the 1930âs. As the first female aviator to fly across the Atlantic Ocean and bestselling author, she was loved by everyone. She developed a passion for aviation at a young age and inspired the lives of many others. During a time where...
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