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    Essay On Greek Colonialism

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    consisted of ornaments for clothing, wine, olive oil, weapons, armour, vessels, and utensils (Hammond, 1992; Wilkes, 1992). One warring Illyrian tribe the Taulantii is believed to have requested help from the Greeks, as a way to give them an advantage over other tribes. This invitation around 600 BC, led to the colonization and expansion of the Greeks within the region (Galaty, 2002:118; Wilkes, 1992:98). After having established trading routes through the southern Adriatic region, the…

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    eccentric artist (Woodward 1992). Mann’s children have grown up with freedom, running around the farm, often nude, and very accustomed to being photographed. The rural farm had no electricity or running water, and the family grows much of their food in the garden (Mann 2015). They are willing participants in the majority of the images. At times, the pictures are set up and the children are merely actors. They appear to play roles or portray characters at times (Valania 1992). The images…

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    are among populations with ancestry in Northern Europe (Collins, 1992). Carriers can be as common as one in every twenty-five people; however, rates are typically lower within other ethnicities (Collins, 1992). Among those affected, the severity of the disease can vary. A small percentage of patients are born with an intestinal obstruction called a meconium ileus, and another small percentage later develop liver disease (Collins, 1992). CF is caused by the mutation of a gene located on…

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    from the Operation will be explained; the most notable being importance of the decisions made by commanders and human intelligence during the execution of operations. Background In 1992, Somalia was devastated by civil war and famine, as a consequence of the ousting of Dictator Mohammed Siad Barre in 1991 (Somalia, 1992–1993, n.d.).…

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    Emma Watson Case Study

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    inequalities (Jenkins, 1992, p.284; Gines, 2011, p.275). This belief led to a verbal argument with another user, Helen, who strongly disagrees with NicoleAlexis’ views (Our Shared Shelf, 2016). Helen seems to be influenced by the emotional proximity that she feels towards Watson, which leads her insult those who do not support her views (Jenkins, 1992, p.284). This is linked to another feature, which Jenkins discusses: fandoms have notable critical and interpretive practices (Jenkins, 1992,…

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    Lesbian Speaker Panels

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    as “a prejudice that leads to hatred and discrimination toward lesbian and gay people” (Croteau & Kusek, 1992, p. 396), and a specific way to reduce homophobia—gay and lesbian speaker panels. Gay and lesbian speaker panels are panel presentations by gay and lesbian people, whereby they share their personal experiences, stories, and engage in a dialogue with the audience. Croteau & Kusek (1992) discuss six previous studies that researched methods to decrease homophobia, with some utilizing…

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    Whiplash Trauma Essay

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    The study conducted by Benson et al., (1992) focused on patients after their whiplash injury and whether their symptoms were aggravated or alleviated over time. The authors hypothesized that they would be successful in finding a connection between cerebral dysfunction and the symptoms of whiplash trauma. Twenty-six patients were accommodated in the study for a span of seven months, specifically from November 1988 to June 1989. Within the case, there were eighteen females between the ages of…

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    the establishment of Greek colonies was the extraction of food resources, raw goods such as metal, along with gaining slaves (Cameron and Neal, 2003; Ceka, 2005; Galaty, 2002; Gwynn, 1918; Hammond, 1992; Harding, 1992; Hodos, 2006:10; Pomeroy et al., 2004:54; Snodgrass, 2000:417; Stallo, 2007; Wilkes, 1992; Wilson, 2006). Another possible reason behind the creation of new outposts was a way of removing unwanted people from their homelands (Gosden, 2004:65; Wilson, 2006:31). The first waves of…

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    James Rosenau (1992) composed the first chapter of “Governance, Order, and Change in World Politics” in the aftermath of the Cold War. It was his argument that, rather than forming a world government to manage the world’s affairs, attentions should instead be focused on global governance. He also stressed that an increased level of governance would help propel the world towards a positive direction. The world faced an uncertain future following the end of the Cold War. The dissolution of the…

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    Oedipus The King

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    (p. 106). A psychoanalytical approach significantly answers the arising questions of the “collective unconscious” despite the belief that “this idea [of the collective unconscious] tends to be dressed up in a rather romantic, mystical way” (Dowden, 1992, p. 22). Certain opposing views of Ken Dowden on the Freudian school of interpretation can be refuted efficiently when this psychoanalytical approach is applied to Greek mythology, specifically Hesiod’s Theogony and Sophocles’ Oedipus the King.…

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