Hawthorne had a revolving theme of the Puritans being intolerable and cruel. His particular views on the Puritans in the book 'The Scarlet Letter' shifts from harsh criticism, sympathy, and admiration. He had a more rooted connection with his puritan ancestors and underlined their strengths and weaknesses. While reprimanding Puritan ruling as a whole, he shows understanding for people like Hester, who fail victim to it. He also acknowledged the hardworking men that built their town up. The letter A...
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The walls of the organizations work environment, in addition to the entire layout and interior, says a lot about the organizations vision and mission. Everything from employee engagement, financial stability and work theory can be expressed effectively by the means of investing in correct décor and layout in the workplace. Productivity is the soul of an organization, for employees to enhance their productivity, it is all dependant on the structure of the workplace which also includes the flow of communication...
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In Paradise Lost, John Milton attempts to fill in the theological and literary gaps in the Bible. One way that Milton does this is by expanding on the idea of the seven deadly sins; the sins include pride, wrath, sloth, greed, envy, gluttony, and lust. In the epic poem, a certain devil represents a specific sin. Satan, for example, displays the sin that leads to most other sins: pride. When he is under God, he grows jealous and feels he...
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When, I was in high school, I had a writing assignment titled, “where do you see yourself in 10 years?” I never thought of my future career, or what I could become. It wasn’t until I started medical assistant classes in high school that I knew I wanted to do something in the healthcare field. 6 years later, I went to school to become a pharmacy technician. Once I was introduced to medicine, I knew that I wanted to help...
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I was born into a family of six, with myself being the middle child. Anyone who has ever grown with siblings throughout their young life knows anger. Anger runs rampant in us all and having siblings tends to bring that out in us. However, how does one determine the difference between someone being angry and someone who has a problem with anger? A difficult question but one I have had the luxury of witnessing first hand throughout my life. Joshua,...
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As we all know that computers have a marked influence on linguistics.In the near future computers would be providing more help to linguists. Computational linguistics studies how computers are related to linguistics and also deals with techniques of computers that assist us in interpretation of language. To facilitate linguists to explore and interpret natural language with the help of computers. M To grasp/comprehend (by comparing with computers) more about how people understand the natural language. Use of computers in Linguistics...
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Often, I have heard people dialogue about their other side. When I was younger, thinking in my small, un-nurtured mind, I only considered the physical aspect of a person’s other side. From my childhood to the present, I have matured and have a better understanding of what one ponders as his or her other side. As a practicing Christian, I have been taught that I have a soul. “Soul is defined as the hidden or “spiritual” side of a person”...
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Introduction National identity, a complex and multifaceted concept, plays a crucial role in shaping the socio-political and cultural landscapes of nations. It serves as a unifying force that binds individuals within a country, fostering a sense of belonging and shared values. Defined as the distinctive characteristics and qualities that define a nation, national identity is influenced by historical, cultural, and social factors. According to Smith (1991), national identity is "a sense of a nation as a cohesive whole, represented by...
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When I was in college many of my batch mates wished that after college, they want to get a job abroad and settle over there. Many of them got a job in countries like Australia, Canada, USA, New Zealand, and many other places. They didn’t only get a job but also are settled over there and doing well. Now, when I look back at those days, I wonder why they were so eager to go abroad and settle over there?...
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Leading a healthy lifestyle, is the most important thing which everyone should follow. A healthy lifestyle not only means to eat fruits and vegetables, but it is much more than that, namely, keep away from smoking, exercise, reduce sugars, stay away from alcohol and sleep adequately. Furthermore, Nies, Groot and Staveren (2003) noted in their research that “the unhealthy lifestyle habits smoking, having a low‐quality diet, and being physically inactive were singly related to an increased mortality risk” (p.427-434). Moreover,...
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A male dominated world has only recently introduced and probably recognised women. I will briefly focus on school experiences and its impact in science and then whether feminism has changed science. School may have influences on young women’s perceptions of science, hence, their choice not to continue in science fields like physics. The proportion of women entering scientific fields is changing, but sexism can still linger within science even after the number of women and men is equal. School is...
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INTRODUCTION The non-cognitive trait cited as grit have been receiving widespread attention as a predictor of success until now. When grit is introduced on schools as a subject, the students will score higher marks obviously. If schools are to take the measures to teach grit, what would be the core aim they tend to achieve? Is grit a character that can be taught in schools effectively? Will teaching grit in schools increase student’s grit level significantly? The questions about teaching...
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The Gram staining technique is one of the most significant staining methods used in microbiology. This method was named after Hans Christian Gram, a bacteriologist, who formulated it in 1882. It was published in 1884. Gram staining is used to identify bacteria and allows us to assort cells based on their different cell wall constituents. Gram staining distinguish between Gram positive and Gram negative by coloring the cell wall red or purple. Gram positive bacteria tends to stain purple because...
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Are you fun to be around? Can you exercise patience to listen to others? How far are you really to submit to authority or make others feel important? A genuine responds to these questions as simple they appeared to be depicts to a large extent the packages life presents you with. A good sense of humor rewards you with joy and happiness for yourself and those around you. It spices and lightens up your mood, presenting you with so many...
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America was founded on July 4, 1776. We celebrate this holiday known as, “the 4th of July”, or as “Independence Day”, every year. The Continental Congress declared that the thirteen American colonies were no longer subject to the monarch of Britain and were now free. This resulted in the Declaration of Independence signed on this day. This document included the unalienable rights; Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. This concept has been true for most people, but not all....
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Introduction In the pursuit of sustainable agricultural practices, understanding and maintaining soil health through pH detection and environmentally-conscious pest control is paramount. The pH value of soil significantly influences the availability of nutrients, microbial activity, and overall plant health. Simultaneously, pest control strategies must evolve to minimize environmental impact while ensuring crop productivity. Recent advances in technology have facilitated more precise detection of soil pH and the development of pest control methods that are less harmful to the environment. These...
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Introduction For the job description that I developed last week, selecting a labor market where the job will be located is need to be done. This paper describes the labor market examining the principles of market demographics for the labor market. It further explores the alternative approaches for designing jobs and increasing employee efficiency and motivation including job analysis. Two of the foundation strategies in running an organization’s human capital base are to play both competitively and cost-effectively. Labor Market...
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Capitalism in the 21st century has resulted in dividing the rich and the poor. A majority of the population falls under the working class and sustain on either daily wages or monthly. Philanthropy is an idea which could help the rich make efforts to ensure the wellness of the poor. Over the years many philanthropists have been making efforts to help the poor and needy. These efforts have proved to be successful and have changed the life of many individuals....
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Self-awareness, has evidently been the key issue from a formative and a transformative point of view', is a rich and entangled topic. As individuals, we can never completely comprehend ourselves, if there is such a desire. In any case, maybe it is simply the adventure of investigating, understanding and getting to be ourselves that entices our life worth living. (Jessie zhu 2017) From the old Greek Aphorism 'know thyself' towards the western world, the theme of self awareness has dependably...
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Introduction The labor market, a crucial component of any economy, is characterized by its intricacies and multifaceted nature. Its dynamics encompass various elements, including segmentation, division, and unemployment, each influencing economic stability and growth in distinct ways. Segmentation refers to the division of the labor market into separate sub-markets or segments, which often differ in terms of working conditions, job security, and wage levels. This division leads to disparate experiences and opportunities among workers. Unemployment, on the other hand, is...
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In a world where more and more people are working in roles that could be considered as 'always at work', how do they achieve and maintain a balance between work and personal life? How do companies and leaders do to promote this way of life? Every day millions of people struggle with these questions. At the same time, leaders fight with solutions. It is difficult to reach an agreement because the answers vary. As a manager and member of the...
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Female sports are not respected as much as male sports. Female athletes do not have the same rights as male athletes. There are males coaching female teams but few females coaching male teams in Asia. Female sports are not taken as seriously as male sports in Asia, and in some countries such as; Iran and Saudi Arabia, females cannot watch live male sports (Braunschweiger). Women are not allowed to go into stadiums to watch male sports in Iran (Braunschweiger). They...
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The purpose of this essay is to know, analyze and compare the different forms of leadership of each of these authors. Each of these authors seeks to achieve success in a different way, despite some similarities all have their essence. First of all, it is necessary to say that it is leadership. According to Chiavenato, he defines leadership as the interpersonal influence exerted in a situation, directed through the process of human communication, towards the achievement of one or several...
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Language is a complex and important feature in every day life, it is how we as humans communicate to one another, how we express our needs and emotions and how we get the attention of our peers. How does language begin to develop in children? They are not born speaking the words adults use around them and they do not have a meaningful understanding of the deeper meanings behind the vocabulary we use in our every day life. The best...
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Stakeholders are able to gather individuals who can generate capital investments in order to secure growth of the business for long time. They have a great interest in how the project turns out, whether it succeeds or fails. There are both benefits and disadvantages of stakeholder engagement in IT projects for businesses. Some of the advantages stakeholders possesses are as follows; Business experience: These individuals are mostly board directors, who do not necessarily play a crucial role in the daily...
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The academic journal, 'Wiping Away The Tears: A Faith Community Responds To Clergy Sexual Abuse In The Roman Catholic Chruch' justifies on what can be done in response to such pain reflected on clergy sexual abuse in their community. (my thesis) The Community of Albany Catholic Workers is convinced that churches today are 'broken.' They are upset that members of clergy sexually assaulted teenagers and children. They are angry with U.S Bishops and their staff for ignoring the issue of...
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In spite of the fact that the standard perspective on The Prince is that it advances a hypothetically unscrupulous belief system for political pioneers to embrace, this is doubtlessly by all account not the only reason the religious specialists prohibited the book and reproached Machiavelli after its distribution in 1559. This article will give a couple of the reasons and venture into their subtleties with respect to why Machiavelli was acknowledged and after that denounced by the Catholic Church. The...
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Nature vs. nurture is an age old debate dating back to the 1800’s. There have been hundreds of psychologists, scientists, religious leaders and even ordinary people who argue their view on the subject. John Locke was one of these people, a renowned British philosopher, who is best known for his use of the phrase of “tabula rasa.” His belief, that the mind at birth is a blank slate on which experience writes on, helped in forming the idea now known...
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To many people, age ten is young. In the world of figure skating, however, age ten is seen as too late to begin a competitive figure skating career. Age five is ideal. At ten, I fell in love with a sport dominated by kids half my age. When I enrolled in Learn-to-Skate classes in the fifth grade, I found myself arriving early to watch the experienced skaters train. Wide-eyed and in astonishment, I watched them whiz around the rink and...
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After 9/11 image of Muslim stereotype in film industry things has changed a lot. Riz Ahmed an actor and a rapper from a Muslim ethnicity has mentioned about how we can stop this in one of his speech at the UK’s House of Commons. In the month of March 2017. Sadia Habib and Shaf Choudry had come up with this solution known as Riz test. The test basically filters the TV show and movies and lets us see if there...
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