Marcus Garvey was an important black leader and organizer of the Pan-Africanism movement, which sought to unify and connect black people from all over the world towards a common cause. He faced much difficulties throughout his lifetime, including being imprisoned and also survived multiple assassination attempts. Throughout his life, Garvey encountered much unethical and social problems such as Marxism, Racism and Neo-Colonialism. These issues not only affected him but it also had lasting effects on black race. Based on the...
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What is Schizophrenia and the importance of induced pluripotent stem cells: Schizophrenia is one of the most significant mental illness or disorder that affects the ability of an individual to think, feel and behave. It also interferes with the ability of individual to function in day to day lifestyle. Schizophrenia is characterised by both positive and negative symptom as well as cognitive deficits. It is believed to be heritable neurodevelopmental disease, which affects 1% of the adult population worldwide[4]. There...
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The relationship between art and politics has been re-discussed in recent years in connection with the change in perception brought about by the debate of modernism/postmodernism. The discourse that pure modernism is an autonomous nature of art and therefore should not mediate politics (as well as morality, religion, and tradition) in ânon-artâ spheres has lost its old power; modern methods of representation and criticism have been replaced by postmodern tendencies. Since the late 19th century, it is known that the...
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Abstract Interior design and decorating styles goes hand in hand. Where there is interior design, there comes decorating styles as well. Decorating styles have a very vital role to play in the design industry. Without having any style to decorate, any design, be it very elegant or richly schemed, becomes dull and boring. In this report, we will discuss about the various styles to decorate, including both the ones in trend and out of trend. If we talk about the...
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The principles of human rights give a central place to the values of autonomy and dignity. Critically discuss the meaning and significance of autonomy and/or dignity with reference to a specific problem dealt with in the course. 1. Introduction Human rights ârecognise the inherent value of every individual, regardless of race, geographical location or gender.â (reference) These rights are based off of concepts of dignity, respect and equality and are present in all aspects of life and society (reference). More...
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Introduction Working in a public sector requires specific characteristics and behavior to overcome the struggles of delivering services to the masses. Often times, practices that are prevalent and effective to companies doesnât necessarily applies to the public sector. The schemes of measuring the work done, motivation applied to employees and strategies for performance enhancement are somewhat different. While there are certain instances where practices can be both implemented to both sectors, which is rare, the common scenario would be, practices...
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For centuries it has been known that societies thrive with effective political, social, and economic organization and structure. As new patterns of human interaction, environmental factors, and technology emerge, new institutions have to be put in place to accommodate the growing population and ideologies. Throughout human history, the world has seen a variety of governments and leaders as a response to managing developing societies. The most influential political structures of the Western Hemisphere have come from Ancient Greece. They are...
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âWe can only approach it obliquely, from different angles that get closer to a central understanding but never quite touch it. We can only comprehend asymptotically.â Angelica Chong mentioned in her article on Hiroshima, Redux (Chong, 2016). She questions if we can ever understand atrocity and if we can never truly understand it, should we still be responsible for comprehending it? John Bergerâs essay âHiroshimaâ talks about how the atrocity of the Hiroshima bombing should be always remembered and the...
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Western Civilizations and The Miraculous Survival of the Hebrew Nation The Hebrew people, a small monotheistic civilization, risen up from Ur, has survived since 2000 BC to this day. However, their survival was no easy feat. They were enslaved, killed, and relocated by plenty of other stronger, militaristic civilizations in the very beginning. Some of these civilizations have changed and are known as present day countries while the others are only alive on the history pages. Therefore, being so small,...
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Definition: Moral development the centres around the rise, change, and comprehension of profound quality from childhood to adulthood. This quality creates over a lifetime which is impacted by a personâs encounters when they face moral issues. Thus, morality in the short term is it concerns an individualâs growing sense of a particular person of wrong and right. Gender differences: The basic meaning for this is the difference between any two genders. It is also defined as the biological differences between...
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Description In Frida Kahloâs self-portrait there can be seen the artist standing on a stone/grave like pedestal with writing engraved on it, Kahlo is wearing a pink frilly dress that almost covers her feet, she is wearing cream white gloves that end just past her elbow, around her neck she is wearing a necklace that has red beads with three green leaf-like beads attached to it. Kahlo has her hair done up in a braided halo and is wearing makeup...
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Over the years there have been more and more instances of fashion designer and artist collaborations, where fashion designers have been either charmed by or been influenced by patterns, contour or form. For many decades now, designers have been drawn towards not only artists but writers, filmmakers, musicians to be inspired by and thus fashion has also become an ideal platform for other disciplines to stay relevant coupled with its dexterity to continuously adapt, mutate and change to accommodate the...
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The Roots of Modern American Divide & Polarization Rights are a fundamental part of the United States of America. The creation of these rights and their protection date back to 1789. Politics and rights movements seem much more intense now in the twenty-first century however, the divide in the debate about rights has been around since their creation. More recently this divide has turned to polarization as parties become more partisan on rights issues and the public continues to push...
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Introduction In this essay I will critique the research study by Greg Vass (2016), âEveryday race-making pedagogies in the classroomâ. The author explores the way teachers pedagogically racialise students in classrooms through everyday interactions. I start off with a summary of my understanding of the article and move on to unpacking the methodology. I will focus on critiquing and evaluating the research methods used such autoethnography, the themes of insider and outsider conundrums, participant observation, subjectivity and reflexivity within research...
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Title of Work: Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Central Park Artist: Diego Rivera Medium: fresco mural Date Created/Art Period/Art Movement: Surrealism, 1946-1947 Where Created/Culture: Mexico City, Mexico Funky (Form, Focus of work, Use of Elements and Principles, Artistâs specific style used): This work âDream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda Central Parkâ ( known in Spanish as Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central ) is a fresco mural made by Diego Rivera from 1946...
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The objective of this report is to have a deeper understanding of creativity and innovation. By delving deep into both concepts, it is apparent that both are correlated and one cannot sustain without the other. It was identified that creativity and innovation require vivid ideas and the ability to see things from a different perspective. In this analysis, the discussion is done on the features of creative thinking and how to achieve it. It was found that one of the...
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Hawaiian Beaches Abstract: Sandy beaches are some of the most well-liked and popular recreational destinations for tourism. Coastal properties are also some of the most precious real estates in the country. Beaches are transitory environments that are located between land and water, with distinctive innate ecosystems. Beachfront lands are large sites for commercial development and residential places even though they are extremely vulnerable to numerous amounts of natural dangers such as sea-level rise, flooding, drainage problems, marine inundation, and coastal...
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Raphael: A Prodigy of the Renaissance Raphael was an Italian painter and sculptor, who is most famous for his Madonnas like the Sistine Madonna. He became Peruginoâs apprentice in 1500, which is how he got most of his training. All in all, he was a very talented renaissance man who created extremely astonishing pieces of artwork. At the age of 11, his father Giovanni died, and he was forced to take over the task of managing his father's workshop. Soon...
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âOut of studies and observations of his own features â laughing, terrified, grimacing â and of his torso, which he apparently saw in three-quarter length in his mirror, Caravaggio invented his imaginary portraitâŠof the frightened effeminate boy bitten by a lizardâ In 1955 Walter FriedlĂ€nder published his seminal work, Caravaggio Studies; a monograph that included comments on the life and works of Caravaggio, a catalogue raisonnĂ© listing all paintings attributed to the artist, and reprints of biographies and documents relating...
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Impressionism was an art movement from the mid-1800s in France, that had cardinally changed the entirety of art forever. These artists were able to completely overthrow the principles of traditional European art. Because the Impressionists did not conform to the rules of the Salon, their art was seen as radical, shocking the conservative tastes. These artists were Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley, Edouard Manet, Pierre Aguste Renoir, Jean-Frederic Bazille, Berthe Morisot, Camille Pissarro, Mary Cassatt, and Edgar Degas. The movement got...
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Art is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated predominantly for their beauty or emotional power. I am going to be discussing about three of my favorite artists during the modern period. The work by these artists are very diverse and appreciated differently. Art has a variety of styles and behind each artwork that an artist produces, there is a distinctive meaning...
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Schapiro: âBy style is usually meant the constant form â and sometimes the constant elements, qualities, and expression â in the art of an individual or a groupâ. Barthes: âStyle excuses everything, absolves us from everything, notably any historical reflection; it imprisons the spectator in the servitude of a pure formalismâ. The above two quotations give, firstly, a working definition of the term style as used in art history in the 1950s; and secondly a firm repudiation of its use...
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Introduction This assignment will describe the âWhole team approachâ to resuscitation with a well-organised multi-disciplined team, taking in to account human factors, Crew resource management (CRM) and non-technical skills. The Resuscitation Council (UK) Guidelines 2015 outline advanced life support (ALS) algorithm which should be followed step by step for in hospital and out of hospital cardiac arrests, this providing the staff can perform and are trained in ALS (Resuscitation Council UK, 2015). Influencing performance as an effective team leader in...
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Throughout Bergerâs documentary, Ways of Seeing, Berger discusses how the female body is perceived by a male eye, and how women are automatically objectified and dehumanised in a way that makes them appear simply as an inanimate object for men to admire for their own benefit and lust. The way a photograph is lit, how the photo is taken and the angles the image has been captured at, as well as the way women are positioned, made up and dressed,...
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Peoples and places around the globe are continuously re-invented, re-produced and re-created as tourism marketers create powerful representations of them (Salazar:2009). As a result, these different ways how people and places are being represented has a huge impact or rather plays a big role on how the tourists imagine and form views and expectations about their future destinations. However, the use of Orientalist representations and images by tourism promoters especially through advertising has created orientalism discourses of the Eastern countries....
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âAuto-ethnographyâ is a social research method, wherein the author plays the role of a researcher and a participant. As Burnard (2007) claims that in auto-ethnography the author becomes the âsubjectâ of the study. According to Smith (2005), â[b]y using auto-ethnography, researchers can use their experiences, together with those of other participants, to complement their research.â (p. 71). It permits the author to systematically describe and analyze her experience in order to understand cultural phenomenon. Accordingly, this autoethnography narrates my experiences...
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Social control as stated by the item is a way for order to be implemented in society by setting rules and standards that harness individuals to conventional standards. Formal social control is imposed by official bodies like the police, courts, schools and other institutions. There are punishments for breaking formal written rules or laws such as fines, going to prison or being excluded from schoolcollege. Informal social control is unwritten rules in our society such as how we treat our...
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How Nurses Should Deal with Patients with Malaria Without Contracting the Disease Abstract Malaria is one of the major health issues faced on a global level and must be dealt with utmost care. Malaria can progress at a very fast rate, and patients can subsequently become too sick to even take medication by mouth. But if certain precautionary measures are taken, it is possible to stop to at least stop the direct transfer of parasites. The nursing staff is important...
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Abstract: Sex education is a major contributing factor toward a stable society. Regardless, sex, sexuality and anything related to them is a huge taboo in India. The year 2007 witnessed a huge controversy over sex education for adolescents in India1. The Ministry of Human Resource Development took initiative to include it in the educational curriculum. The initiative faced widespread protests. Several states including Maharashtra, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan to name a few, banned sex education. The present study was...
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Successful recruiting for the Army National Guard can be achieved by knowing your territory, taking a âteamâ approach with the area schools and their leadership, and utilizing the skills and software shared through mentorship. Being persistent in reaching out to those prime candidates will exemplify the ideals of an Army National Guardsman. The purpose of this paper is to formulate a recruiting plan for the Northern Neck of Virginia. This area is the northernmost peninsula that separates Maryland and Virginia...
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