The intention of this essay is to consider the representation of illusion and reality throughout F. Scott Fitzgeraldâs novel The Great Gatsby (1925). It shall focus on characters and their perception of the illusions and realities that they represent, such as Nick Carrawayâs illusion of what he perceives Gatsby to be and what in reality, he is. It shall look at Daisy Fay-Buchanan and her perception of what reality is also contrasting these themes with Charlotte Perkins Gilmanâs The yellow...
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Introduction: Costco Wholesale Corporation is the largest membership warehouse club in the United States. Today, the firm has more than six hundred numbers of warehouses, with more than twenty areas of operations around the world, including the more than four hundred warehouses in the United States, and there were more than 70 million cardholders and the annual revenue reached at $105.2 billion (Costco Wholesale Corporation, 2014). Costco is open only to members with either of these types of membership: Business,...
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At present, approximately all the 25 federal countries in the world, together represent 40% of the total world's population. America and India are two of the most significant countries in the world which were the worldâs oldest democracy formerly and now counted as the worldâs largest democracy. Both states are called âfederal republicâ in the light of their political structure. Yet, there are certain differences that exist between the federalism of US and India. In 1798, after proclaiming its constitution,...
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In an interview with the Harvard Gazette, Zuboff defined surveillance capitalism as âthe unilateral claiming of private human experience as free raw material for translation into behavioral data; these data are then computed and packaged as prediction products and sold into behavioral futures markets business customers with a commercial interest in knowing what we will do now, soon, and laterâ, a practice that she goes on to define as just too lucrative to resist (Laidler, 2019). Surveillance capitalism can be...
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Introduction to Federalism: A Mixed Government System There are many different types of government in twenty first century politics. Federalism is a mixed method of government based on democratic rules that combines a general government with regional governments in one single political system. The two methods share an equal relationship, and the powers are divided between them equally. There are many different countries that use a federal system of government. It is one of the most practiced political systems in...
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Introduction to Robotics in Modern Society Although robots are becoming more evident today, do ourselves accept them or just ignore their presence, but what are they and where are they, are they walking around amongst us or are they something else. What does the term mean, what is and what is not a robot? Looking at todayâs society, cars, home appliances all have embedded systems incorporated within them which control these various devices. What is the potential and indeed the...
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Capitalism as a self-destructing political, economic and social system is central to the understanding of Marxâs ideologies. By critiquing a structure that shapes the lives of many populations today, his work proves to still be extremely significant in offering an insight into capitalism and its implications. However, this assumption of capitalism inevitably self-destructing is one of which that is debated amongst scholars, usually in the light of how applicable it is in todayâs societies. By examining his primary theses, I...
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âThe cell phone has become the adult's transitional object, replacing the toddler's teddy bear for comfort and a sense of belongingâ, - Margaret Heffernan. As mobile phones are widely used by people all over the world, there is an opinion arise, that parents should let their children have their own mobile phones. Mobile phones or cell phones are a device that allowed people to receive and make a call to each other over a radio frequency link. It was first...
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The period of nineteenth-century witnesses Europeâs revitalizing in efforts of revolution of the people amidst the rise of the industrial power resulting in a new kind class that gained a new force, a cultural movement driven by morale and most of all the non-elites fighting for their power. A revolutionary period, as it served as a place of series of pandemonium that wasnât just of men but of the women of home. There is evidence of the women experiencing these...
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From the very first generation of wireless communication networks, the unprecedented evolution from 1G onwards has immensely impacted our daily lives. This exponential development in the wireless spectrum has transcended our insights (Gul et al., 2016). According to Ott, Himayat and Shipla (2016), Intelâs mission for this decade was âto create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on earthâ. Experts claim that the breakthrough of 4G from 3G emerged earlier than anticipated- prompted...
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âGenesisâ is the first book of the Hebrew and Christian canon, and as it sets the scene for the rest of Scripture, its theological importance cannot be overstated. Every Biblical book that follows is to be read through the theological and historical lens offered in its foundational narrative. The subject of this exegetical tract is the third chapter of âGenesis'; with significant focus on verse 3:6. Within this text the Biblical author is telling of the temptation of the Woman...
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Observation is a proposed tracking, recording, review and evaluation of attitudes, acts, or events of people. Observational studies provide substantial insights that other methods of data collection do not. Observational approaches shed light on the actions of consumers and workers and can help address questions such as How do customers walk through supermarkets? How do they ingest goods and dispose of them? And how do workers spend their days at work? In order to explain what people are doing rather...
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Big data is the large volumes of data that is used by various companies for their everyday activities and they are predominantly dependent on it for performing their operations smoothly. It would be very difficult for the companies, otherwise impossible, to process any of the functional activities through traditional methods. The term is considered as an art of accessing as well as storing large amount of data that can be helpful in the future for analysis, study, research, decision making...
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Law is a system of rules that are created and enforced through the social or governmental institution to regulate behaviour. Law is symbolized by goddess Mart a lady justice who has weighed fold in hand indicating that justice should be impartial without and regardless of money, wealth, power and identity. This is a basic principle in Indian Law. India maintains a hybrid legal system including criminal law, civil law, common law and statutory law within legal Framework inherited from the...
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âGreat lines of patient people snaking through the dirt roads of towns and cities, old women who had waited half a century to cast their vote, saying they had felt like human beings for the first time in their lives, White men and women saying they were proud to live in a free country at last..., it was as though we were a nation rebornâ - Nelson Mandela, âLong Walk to Freedomâ. The inauguration of South Africaâs democracy, 25 years...
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Taking cells from patients is a standard practice of biomedical research worldwide from the 50s till today. The first immortal cell line (HeLa cells) were created from cervical cancer cells taken from Henrietta Lacks, a young mother of five children died in 1951 at the age of 31 after seeking treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital for an aggressive form of cervical cancer. Dr. Richard TeLinde, who treated Henrietta with radiation took a sample of her cervical cancer tissue without obtaining...
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Viktor Frankyl, a holocaust survivor recounts his time in Aushwitz in his book, âManâs Search for Meaningâ. He found that while himself and others suffered through one of the greatest tribulations in history, they were still able to find meaning among the suffering and thus were building resilience against ungodly misery. Frankyl believed that by changing oneâs attitude of suffering, meaning could be found - âeverything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human...
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Brexit. A word that rolls of the tongue with ease is in fact a heavy, oft-sour topic. The political turmoil caused by a vote passed in 2016 is not going away anytime soon. The media framing of Brexit is polarizing. Citizen discord permeates through social media sites, news outlets, and the streets of cities. The only united front is the frustration at an ongoing struggle with no end in sight. Questions sprout from the foundation of Brexit as quickly as...
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âVA insurance is refusing to pay his surgical bill since the surgery was not performed at a VA hospital and Jason is currently appealing that decisionâ (Khan, 1). This is a problem majority of veterans may face when needing assistance with bills or money. Veteransâ benefits system has been around ever since the 17th century when pilgrims passed a law to protect citizens who joined the army to protect against Pequot Native Americans. These laws protected any soldier injured or...
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In 'Stress: Portrait of a Killer' a documentary by National Geographic goes in depth about how dangerous stress can be. For humans stress is always present. There is always a worry about work, finances, relationships, and other situations that poses a challenge. In most mammals stress is a few minutes of terror in a in a habitat full of predators. Biologist want to understand why humans, apes, and monkeys get more stress related diseases. They have concluded that humans and...
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Cybercrimes are liable for the interruption of ordinary pc features and has been acknowledged to cause the downfall of many organizations and private entities. This research paper ambitions to talk about following aspects of cybercrimes: the definition, why they arise, legal guidelines governing them, strategies of committing cybercrimes, who they affect, and cybercrime prevention tactics. More in particular, this paper will delve into one foremost instance of cybercrime âhackingâ. The record will show the usage and development of generation has...
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According to CEO Brian Krzanich, Intel is known for its corporate culture of meritocracy, which considers employee ability and output. This culture differentiates Intel from competitors, maintains a high-end brand, and influences customers and suppliers to adopt technological efficiency in their mindsets. The following are the main characteristics of Intelâs organizational culture: customer orientation, risk taking, discipline, great place to work, quality, results orientation. Intel is a multinational technology company with its Malaysia main headquarter located in Penang. Intel is...
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Economics is an age-old social science discipline, which basically deals with production, distribution and consumption of goods, services and service delivery and how society can optimally use its limited resources to achieve its goals. The application of economics to health- related issues started around 30 to 40 years ago. Various health problems like increased cigarette smoking habits in young, limited availability of Retro viral drugs, higher prevalence of obesity and diabetes coupled with very high costs for seeking health care...
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Since the mobilization of civil society forces to undermine the authoritarian regime under former dictator Ferdinand Marcos, several administrations have proposed amendments to the 1987 Freedom Constitution of the Philippines. It is only justified that there has been a constant rise in public skepticism due to the fact that most interests regarding institutional changes typically serve personal agendas, as observed in the historical dynamics of previous administrations in the country. This is best exemplified in the 1973 Marcos Constitution, which...
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Society has always played a huge role in society and that can be see in the story of âThe Adventures of Huckleberry Finnâ written by author Mark Twain. Throughout Huck Finn the main character Huck, undergoes drastic character develop and experiences how much power society holds. He is able to overcome the power that society holds over his morality and develops ideas that fit into moral code. This trend of moral change continues throughout real American history up to the...
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The strategy and performance of LEGOÂź has seen many changes over the years it has been operating. This initially family-run business has gone through major fundamental changes which has allowed it to become one of the largest global toy manufacturers with high quality products and strong customer loyalty. Some key changes over time include changes of focus in strategic management, changes of top leadership figures, investments in LEGOÂź theme parks, advancement from physical products into digital gaming and movie franchises...
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For the beginning, I would like to define the notion of economic and social inequality, before we move to the main idea of this research. Economic inequality has two meanings: it can either refer to income distribution or wealth distribution among countries. Income distribution and wealth distribution refer to the national income divided among citizens of a country. According to McCarthy (2018), 'social inequality is traditionally defined as the existence of unequal opportunities for different social positions or statuses for...
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Every task we perform in our life has some curiosity hidden inside it, curiosity to experience something new. Unaware of its pros and cons we want to experience it. Once we get a spark of pleasure from that experience it becomes our habit and then slowly that habit becomes our addiction. Everything has developed in its own way in each and every corner of this world may it be science, business or diseases. Yes even diseases have shown development, now...
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Have you ever been so into a video game that you were playing you were literally spaced out of reality? Have you ever played a video game so long that you lost track of time? I know I have on more than one occasion. Have you ever wondered why you get so into a game and almost have to be forced to put a controller down? Doctors have finally figured out of some of the affects that video games have...
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Transcendence is the process that often occurs when viewing artworks that escorts our mind to another place. Transcendence originated from Latin and means climb beyond. The term means to explore beyond ourselves and is experienced quite often-involving art. Often used to describe the hidden world and beliefs of the artists who made them or majority of the time, the artworks aim is to provoke an emotion or past memory to export the viewer. Artists use many different forms and mediums...
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