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Identity is “the characteristics determining who or what a person or thing is” (Oxford Dictionary). Identity includes one’s sexuality, age, political views, religious beliefs, or anything that shapes who they are. In Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald, identity is a constant theme depicted throughout the life of Dick Diver. Throughout the novel, … Read more
On Eating Animals, by Namit Arora, discussion of carnivorous diets and modern factory settings are explored. The article first discusses the story of a cow who escaped the treacherous factory far, and then goes into detail about how farms have changed overtime. What was once an efficient and patient business is now a profitable and … Read more
The international mobile subscriber identity(IMSI) is a unique number, usually is using the fifteen digits and associated with Global System for Mobile Communication(GSM) and Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) Internet phone users. TIMSI is a unique number that identifies GSM subscribers. The number are separate 2 parts. The initial part consists of six digits in … Read more
My dream job is to be a Neonatologist. Ever since I was twelve years old and started to realize what I wanted to be in life, it was life-changing. I have always had the idea to have a career that helps others. I wanted to become either a doctor or a nurse, but I was … Read more
In Ali Smith’s “Free Love” while traveling abroad in Amsterdam, a teenage girl is able to explore something she has never been capable of before, her sexual orientation. Whereas, in Ernest Hemingway’s “Mr. and Mrs. Elliot”, to society Cornelia and Hubert seem to be happily married, however behind closed doors Cornelia is able to express … Read more
Research in kinship has supported the overall improvement in ethnographic techniques since the time when anthropologists first started collecting their own data through first-hand observation. According to the Oxford dictionary, kinship is one of the main organizing principles in most societies. It allows people entrance into respective families, and these relationships aid in the structure … Read more
I recently read the essay Double Identity, by Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston. The essay discussed the way that the authors life was as she grew up. She discusses how she had to live two separate lives, do to the strict family rules and also the influence society had on a young mind. Houston wrote the essay … Read more
Shut Down Aquariums Immediately For a long time the public has been outraged over SeaWorld entertainment parks and those affiliated with them. Recently, SeaWorld announced that they will no longer breed Killer Whales, but there’s a twist. SeaWorld made the public believe they agreed to stop breeding to treat animals fairly, but they only agreed … Read more
There is a lot to learn when it comes to modeling leadership styles after strong female role models in our history such as the Queen of England, Elizabeth II, and the late Princess Diana of Whales. To this day, Queen Elizabeth II plays an important role in the monarchy by providing steadfast leadership for her … Read more
Hailee Steinfeld is one entertainer that took Hollywood by storm from a very young age and is still going very strong. At the age of 14, she scooped an Oscar nod for best supporting actress for her role as Mattie Ross in the 2010 Revisionist Western film, True Grit. She proved her breakthrough was far … Read more
Of the many influences how we view men and women and the limited perceptions they themselves hold, media, in particular advertisements are the most pervasive and powerful, largely being uncritical and stereotypical in nature which are created by the continued gendered exposure of the consumers to the patterns of imagery. Advertisers use the idea that … Read more
A person can be labeled as a hero in many different ways like, caring, giving, helpful, courageous,and that is just naming a few examples. But my definition of a hero is someone who makes a difference in history like, standing up for their rights and equality, puts people first and not themselves. That’s why Jackie … Read more
In the book, sex plays a major role in Desdemona’s development. Having grown up within the confines of a strict Greek Culture, she has been taught that maintaining her purity is paramount. Due to this cultural pressure placed upon her, Desdemona has lived her life being ashamed of her sexuality. This shame that she feels … Read more
People might be special, however, they’re different for a reason. Being gay in India is not a walk in the park. Rather, it’s like a stroll in a good rope across a canyon. From consciousness to social and personal popularity is certainly a tough challenge. The cultural construction of the privilege and liberty given to … Read more
Each section of the three parts of the mind develops at a particular age, first to develop is the ID. When a baby is born, it’s mind is bombarded with instinctual drives which are collectively called the ID. The ID only wants its desires fulfilled, and works on the pleasure principle where only pleasure is … Read more
In coincidence with the clear feminist undertones of his novels, John Irving proposes opposing dichotomies: hypersexualized characters and societies, and the simultaneous criticism of sex. Irving builds societies where sex is inherent. In The Cider House Rules, Dr. Larch’s first patients were prostitutes and Homer’s first encounters with sex included horse pornography. Irving’s The World … Read more
One of the major themes of The Merry Wives of Windsor is the change in gender roles that was happening in Shakespeare’s time. Gender roles were changing to allow women more freedom and power. In the play, men are depicted as fools, delusional, jealous, and bestial. Women are depicted as happy, independent, and intelligent. We … Read more
Does the production and consumption of Thanksgiving turkey involve animal abuse? Let us first define what animal abuse is. Animal abuse is “any act that contributes to the pain, suffering or unnatural death of animals or that otherwise threatens or harms their welfare. Animal abuse may be physical, sexual, psychological or emotional. It may involve … Read more
Every so often something comes along and changes how you see the world. Ok… So we aren’t changing the world here, but we do want to challenge the way you think about artisan crafted, and handcrafted patches. As many of you know, Jesse has been one of our artists since day one. A little bit … Read more
Richard Wright’s autobiographical novel, Black Boy, describes his life during the 1900’s, especially of the segregation and discrimination the Negroes had to go through. As Richard grows up, he notices bits and pieces of the unjust treatment blacks are given, eventually having to conform to this culture. Richard never really understands how and why his … Read more
Boy Wonder Kylian Mbappe has brought unmatched talent to football, the kind that has not been seen since the time of Pele (some would disagree). However, his record of winning the World Cup at the age of 19 has already made him a legend, it doesn’t matter what happens from now on, Kylian Mbappe will … Read more
In the age of urbanization renaissance that witnesses in the world in different fields of science, economics and labor market, education emerges as among the most important source of this global development. Therefore, around the world, governments are focusing on this sector with the required improvement in the curricula and the most important schools. In … Read more
It such a normal scene in the human kind history when the media social said that humans are losing their faith in humanity. It is because most of the people nowadays, are starting to being cruel to themselves and others. They keep hurting themselves and their surroundings. Just like a normal problem, there were many … Read more
The reason I have chosen “Cloud Nine” by Caryl Churchill as a theatre landmark is because I feel as those the subjects the play touches on very sensitive subjects even today. When this play was written sexual repression was still a major thing when people didn’t have as much freedom as they do now to … Read more
A forensic anthropologist needs to know the human body like the palm of their hand, which they know very well since they have to have finished medical school. The primary task of a forensic anthropologist is to gather evidence to assist in the identification of human remains found at a crime scene and determine the … Read more
What makes a good portfolio or showreel? Your portfolio or showreel piece is your most accomplished and valuable work you choose to present in any given job or occupation that you choose to pursue. There’s nothing more significant to your career than presenting your finest work in an appealing, professional and easily approachable portfolio. There … Read more
The Monk, published in 1796 by Matthew Lewis, holds the distinction of one of the most popular and most controversial Gothic novels of all times. Set in the backdrop of the Protestant Reformation in Spain, the novel addresses and challenges many sensitive, tabooed societal norms, and elements of seduction, blasphemy, incest and lust are central … Read more
The effects of culture change on the family are so diverse and evident in our contemporary society. This paper examines the effects of culture change to the family which includes both positive and negative. The main discussions are hosted in the body which comes after the introductory part of this paper. The next part features … Read more
Native American Identity as a Result of Colonialism One of the most profound results of colonialism is the creation of distinctly separate spaces physically and figuratively, that leads to the development of distinct identities rooted on each side. In Sherman Alexie’s novel, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, the challenges of transcending racial, … Read more
The clothing of the Middle Ages, like everything else was decided by the pyramid of power. The pyramid of power was the Middle Ages Feudal System. Medieval clothes provided information about the rank of the person wearing them. From the 11th through the 14th centuries, medieval clothing assorted according to the social standing of the … Read more
Law and society are related to each other. Nothing can explain without any of them. Society becomes the jungle without the law. Law also needs to be changed according to the changes the society faces, because without the necessary changes law cannot keep pace with society. Without the control of the law, the society became … Read more
One Day my mom sat me down, Once she did I knew what had happened. This past year, my uncle had been struggling with cancerous tumors. He had finally stopped getting the tumors for a couple months. The first tumor he had gotten was in his eye. Later on, after some tests the doctors had … Read more
Postcolonialism deals with the lasting impact of colonization, or simply the aftermath of colonialism. Colonialism is the altering of everything of the colonized, for example, their values, standards, culture, and system, in the form of the colonizers. The ideology of the “civilizing mission’ and sense of superiority of the colonizers in which they had for … Read more
Right before our eyes, many black celebrity kids have grown into a stylish sensation with some surpassing their parents in the limelight. We have also seen a lot of them steal the red carpet shine without even breaking a sweat. While some of them followed in their equally famous parents’ footsteps, some others decided to … Read more
The Black Girl (1966) is a film directed by Ousmane Sembene which tells the story of a young Senegalese woman, Diouana, working as a nanny for a white French family in Dakar (Langford 13). She shows satisfaction while playing with the white kids in the garden and walking around the streets with them. The French … Read more
Labeling theory Instances of the labeling theory in the story are illustrated through Ben’s character. The labelling theory refers to the fact that the labels imposed upon a person will ultimately shape the individual’s self image (Bernard, Snipes, and Vold, 2002). In Ben’s case, the label of being a deviant individual was assigned to him … Read more
“ I want to look good for my first day of high school.” Every teenager goes through this awkward phase, where your body would drastically change. Body disproportions, cracky voice, and acne. All the wonderful things that life has to offer, right? Just when middle school ended, I started to experience massive weight gain. I … Read more
This chapter reviews related literature on the leadershipexperiences of women executives in public organisations. It begins with some definitions of leadership experiences of women executives. Some related theories will also be reviewed. This will be followed by empirical literature from other researchers in relation to the topic under study and a conceptual framework. The Sex-Based-Bias … Read more
In the quest for something exotic, Thailand holds its own as a top destination for adventure seekers. Offering tourists, the opportunity of experiencing colourful diverse cultures, myriad of savouring cuisines and breathtaking landmarks, Thailand is a must visit tourist destination for fun lovers. Not only is the Thai nation very accommodating to foreigners, the beautiful … Read more
Waxing is a painful ladder to a woman’s beauty. Removing unwanted body hair every month is not only painful but a burdensome task every month. Out of many methods such as shaving, using removal creams, epilators or threading, waxing is the most preferred hair removal choice. Everyone’s skin is different. Some are dry, some are … Read more
The Namesake explores the themes of isolation, identity, clash of cultures and the immigrant experience. Through the Ganguli family Lahiri looks at how the immigrant experience is different for the two generations of immigrants, Lahiri does this by first introducing us to Ashima’s experience and her feeling of alienation which is representative of most of … Read more
Throughout the novel, Fight Club, by Chuck Palahniuk, the search for identity and meaning in life is explored through different aspects of the novel, specifically the characterization and development of the narrator. When the readers first meet the narrator, he has no sense of purpose in life and has essentially lost all sense of personal … Read more
Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak. -I Corinthians 14:34 It is a good thing that women religious writers, especially Marguerite Porete, did not listen to this scripture and spoke up in church. While all women mystics are quite different from each other, they all … Read more
In our country today, we are a nation of diverse cultures. Our society has now become African American, Asian American, Hispanic American, and Native American. “When the Western world forced its way upon us, the result was a struggle between out traditional education and attempts by the outside world to assimilate us in their society … Read more
An X.509 certificate contains information about the identity to which a certificate is issuedand the identity that issued it. Two popular certificate types are those created using PrettyGood Privacy (PGP) and those created using applications that conform to International Telecommunication Union’s (ITU-T) X.509 version 3. The X.509 v3 certificate, whosestructure is below, that essentially defines … Read more
Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace presents masculinity through several characters throughout the book. In the majority of these cases, the men are portrayed as untrustworthy or dependent on a woman. A few characters that allow the reader to understand Atwood’s relationship and opinion of men include Dr. Simon Jordan, Jeremiah the Peddler, James McDermott, Thomas Kinnear, … Read more
Shaped by his past Witkin is a unique Photographic Artist. When you view Joel-Peter Witkin photographs, you either love or hate them. Witkin according to Elena Martinique depicts a “darker, often grotesque or gruesome view of society”. (WideWall) I find Witkin to be intriguing; provoking a profound wonder of life, bringing light and life to … Read more
George Bernard Shaw exemplifies values of the “new woman” and “superhero” through the character of Vivie Warren, in the play Mrs. Warren’s Profession, in order to promote individualism and critical thinking amongst females. Even the male characters like Sir George Crofts and Frank Gardener are depicted as weaker conformists in comparison to the characters of … Read more
The first menstrual period can be very stressful for some girls. As it happened to Katie in the TV commercial, “First Moon Party,” by HelloFlo, which advertises a menstruation starter kit. The story is about Katie, a girl who wants her period so badly that fakes it. In her desperation to become a lady, she … Read more
The ideology of race and it’s counterpart (racism) have been phenotypically interpreted throughout history. Race, defined by Dalton Conley in his sociologically-based book You May Ask Yourself, as “a group of people who share a set of characteristics and are said to share a common bloodline.” (Conley 322). Ethnicity, defined by Conley is one’s ethnic … Read more