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Science And Technology John The Savage
1,389 words
... character is constantly mumbling the phrases
and propaganda forced on her during her
conditioning as a child, reinforcing the ideas of
the World State to herself at every turn. She
views death as a function of society. She has no
original thought and follows her conditioning
without question. The only inconsistent element in
her life is her tendency towards monogamy, which
is odd in the World State as sex is not used for
procreation but as an outlet for emotion, and thus
promiscuity is encou...
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Foot Binding Ming Dynasty
1,882 words
In the beginning of Margaret Mitchell's Gone with
the Wind, the heroine, Scarlet O'Hara grips a
bedpost while her maid squeezes her torso into a
corset, so that her waist will be 17 inches.
During the late Nineteenth century, in the United
States, it was the fashion for women to have tiny
waists. Unfortunately, this fashion came at the
cost of broken ribs and damaged internal organs.
The corset compresses the stomach, as well as
dislocating the kidneys, crushing the liver,
squeezing the heart an...
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Edward Scissors Hands Film Edward Scissors Hands Creature
949 words
The classic idea of a man trying to create an
another human being from scratch in order to
achieve something great is one that is portrayed
in both literature and film. In Mary Shelly's
Frankenstein, a theme of creation with no
compassion, for personal gain without thinking
about the implications is portrayed through the
eyes of Victor and his monstrous creation. In the
film Edward Scissors Hands, this idea of creation
with ca passion is played out much the same as it
is in Frankenstein, but in ...
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Genetic Engineering Genetic Disorder
855 words
"Those who are ignorant to history are destined to
repeat it. " Although genetic engineering is an
entirely new field, it brings up issues,
especially in eugenics, that society has
previously had to deal with. It gives people the
power to change many aspects of nature and could
result in a lot of life-saving and preventative
treatments. However, if this power is misused or
abused, the damage could be very great. Therefore,
although genetic engineering is a field that
should be explored, it needs...
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Viet Cong Tonkin Gulf
1,404 words
It is my observation that at this point in your
administration you are enjoying considerable
latitude with the American public. Your
overwhelming victory in the recent election has
illustrated your popularity. The platform on which
you ran promised the American public that our boys
would not be sent to die in Vietnam. If you are
going to act on your word, and end the war in
Vietnam, the time is now. It is also my
observation that your top aides having been
overwhelming you with advice in the opp...
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Artificial Intelligence Real World
1,654 words
ter> 2001 by Daniel du Prie Ours is a
world that is both everywhere and nowhere, but it
is not where our bodies live. (Barlow, 1996) Youve
been living in a dream world Neo. This, is the
world, as it exists today: Welcome to the desert
of the real. (Morpheus to Neo in The Matrix) From
Plato's "Charmides" to the Wachowski brothers "The
Matrix" (1999), there is a tradition of writing in
Western literature, which thinks about and
imagines the city as either a utopia or a
dystopia, or both. ...
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Gross Domestic Product Economies Of Scale
1,711 words
Introduction The managing director of the Four X
Company is concerned about the implications
concerning the issues mentioned below. As a legal
advisor, I have been asked to address the issues
in terms of research and analysis of GATT/WTO
principles and structure. My purpose is to advise
the Four-X company on the action that the country
of Fargo may take against the country of Narnia
under GATT/WTO Law, specifically, whether it can
challenge the Designer Tax. I think that the Four
X company does ...
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Loss Of Life Moral Implications
894 words
Of all the terms coined by scientists which have
entered popular vocabulary, 'clone' has become one
of the more emotive. The question shakes us all to
our very souls. For humans to consider the cloning
of one another forces them all to question the
very concepts of right and wrong. The cloning of
any species, whether they be human or non-human,
is ethically and morally wrong. Scientists and
ethicist's alike have debated the implications of
human and non-human cloning extensively since 1997
when ...
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Al 2000 P Ethnic Minority
1,351 words
... here businesses can fail if run by people who
don't have the suitable qualities. In this case Mr
Desai has a balanced attitude and personality to
further the business in its growth and success,
over-optimism is not present this allows for a
more realistic approach to goals. This is proved
by the double-loop learning experienced by Mr.
Desai. (Appendix 4 (iv) ) 5. 0 START-UP New
business ventures arise for a number of reasons;
these factors are known as 'push' and 'pull'.
These initial ideas ...
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Psychological Effects Of Zimbardo Prison Experiment
1,349 words
... r job more easily. The researchers soon began
to learn that there were three types of guards.
The first type were the tough but fair guards.
They were the ones who followed the prison rules.
The second type were the good guards. They did the
prisoners little favors and never punished them.
The third type of guards were sadistic and enjoyed
the power that they had over the prisoners.
Prisoners now had no power at all. They showed
their frustration in different ways. Some
prisoners broke down ...
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Goods And Services System Of Government
1,210 words
Understanding the dynamics of the international
business environment is a complex process because
there are so many factors that can impinge the
success or otherwise of an international business.
The business environment is changing and its
volatility is increased by the threat of
competition and changing business culture. Most
importantly, as MNCs venture into new and unknown
grounds, they have to carefully consider
respective countries risks that they are dealing
with. Political Ideologies and...
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Analysis Of The Theme Revenge In Hamlet
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Shakespeare's Hamlet is a complex play where many
themes are intertwined themes that are essential
to the development of the play. The issue of death
and disease, both physical and emotional is very
prevalent throughout the duration of the play, as
well as fate and divine providence. The play also
questions madness and whether it can be feigned,
as well as corruption and its moral implications.
Of course, who could forget the famous To be or
not to be soliloquy, where Hamlet not only
questions l...
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Differences Between Mainstream And Political Economics
851 words
The fundamental distinction between mainstream
economics and the political economy approach to
economics is how we define and measure the
economy. More importantly, how do we equate the
performance of our economy to the overall quality
of life experienced within the economy. The
differences between the two approaches are
uncanny. They range from topical calculus to
philosophy. Another vast difference is the focus
on individual behavior compared to society as a
whole. What both mainstream and pol...
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Middle East North Africa
996 words
... ns. Churchill was always very interested in
the Middle East, and believed that their resources
were worth protecting. Accordingly, he fully
supported Wells operations in North Africa.
Indeed, Churchill was always will to send
reinforcements. He truly believed that he would
meet both Germany and Italy in the Middle East.
Part of Churchill's plan against Germany was to
attack them peripherally, through its weakest
link, Italy. Italy was very interested in taking
over Libya. Mussolini had 25, 0...
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World Capitalism And Third Urbanization
1,327 words
Urbanization has been a leading characteristic of
the development of the Third World in the
Twentieth Century. As developing countries entered
the international economic stage, and as they
industrialized, urban populations and areas began
to increase and develop. Bryan Roberts' article,
"Urbanization, Migration and Development" examines
Third World urbanization, and explains how it
relates to the new international economic order.
Roberts discusses the Third World's experience
with import substit...
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Camera Obscura Human Psychology
1,276 words
How do representations of space affect our
relationship to a place? To answer this question,
we should perhaps ask ourselves an equally
important question: how can we probe nature to
learn about it without changing it. By analyzing
this question using six main representational
themes cartographic, political, Cartesian
perspectivalism, optical, transcendental, and
biological we will answer the original question. I
believe that there are no representations of space
that would not in some way affec...
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Background Checks Forty Dollars
797 words
Child molestation is a problem that is highly
evident in youth sport leagues. Molesters are
often found in these leagues because of the many
targets for molestation present in the leagues.
People involved in the youth sport leagues do not
detect this problem because the type of
molestation that occurs in these leagues is not
the typical type that everyone thinks occurs. Not
all molestation is the violent and forceful type
that most everybody imagines. Most of the sexual
abuse that occurs is call...
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The Scientific Revolution Medieval World View
1,034 words
... iting. The combined influence of the
Renaissance and the Reformation had generated an
attitude of scepticism towards all authority. Soon
this skepticism led to a questioning of
established beliefs in the sciences, just as it
had in religion and politics. COPERNICUS (1473 --
1543) As mentioned above, sometime around 150 AD,
Ptolemy wrote what was to become the defining text
for the science of astronomy, an immense book
known as the Almagest or "The Greatest. " It's
position as the defining te...
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People In Western Sociological Theories
1,643 words
... people are going to consider other members of
society as their enemies. Bauman suggests that it
is the individualism, on the part of Europeans,
which allowed them to create a civilization, but
at the same time, it is the hyper-individualism,
as the final stage of post-modernity, which will
bring about Western civilizations ultimate demise.
It is very remarkable that, while suggesting the
peoples post-modernist egoistic drives are
essentially harmful, Bauman does not include a
perverse sexual...
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Form Of Democracy System Of Government
435 words
The Ancient City Pompeii How democratic was
Pompeian politics? In order to answer the above
question, it is first necessary to consider the
exact meaning of the term democracy. Whilst it is
difficult to give an exact definition of the word,
it is certainly possible to create a list of the
implications of democratic government for a
society and its citizens. Perhaps the most obvious
of these implications, certainly when considered
from a modern standpoint, would be that every full
member of a soc...
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