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    known to be more affluent might be expected to drive a more expensive car or take luxury vacations. Another indicator is one 's home, now it 's not just having a home, affluence it 's where the home is located. The house I live in now could be ten times more expensive if it was in the Hamptons or in an area known for its affluence, this is without changing the physical characteristics of my house. This relates to the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald in the regards of West egg vs…

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    also elucidated “pollution of external and internal sources is caused by the combustion of biofuels and fossil fuels in home cooking, heating stoves, industrial boilers, power plants and vehicles” (p. 16), including an extensive amount of other affluence based amenities comprised within globalisation. This occurs as a product of the populations need to afford all merchandises and essentials conceivable, this is where then crux on environmental concern eventuates. The generating of these…

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    “Rising affluence is a contributory factor to mass consumption” (Taylor et al. 2009, p. 136) which causes the high level of waste production. The waste is being thrown away which makes a huge impact on our environment and the condition of our lives along with fauna…

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    The debate surrounding gun control has been a become recent and significant conversation in American politics as a result of several gun related incidents, such as mass shootings. In his "Reasoning About An Ethical Issue" speech, Sami decided to focus on this ongoing issue through discussing the history and current state of gun control, explaining the opposing sides related to the issue, and approaching the ethical significance of the issue by referring to the works of John Stuart Mill and Peter…

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    Who does or not believed that most adolescents act at their instinct? “In 2008, 31% of young drivers who were killed in motor vehicle crashes had been drinking; in 2009, half of the child passengers who die in crashes involved, alcohol were riding with an alcohol-impaired driver” (Li, Simons & Hingson, 2013). I have a teenager or close to. As a juvenile, we believed that we could do everything that comes on main without consequences or we just ignored them. We all have gone throw…

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    During the 19th century, social ranking was influenced by a combination of factors consisting of one’s reputation, affluence, and family background. Set in the early 19th century England, Emma is a comprehensive reflection of the momentousness of propriety within an upscale English society. In the novel, the most distinguishable and significant contrast between the characters would be an individual’s social class position. Practically governed by their spot in the social pyramid, members within…

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    right for a generation raised in the Depression that was ready to celebrate its new affluence.” The flamingo stood out. Brighter colors in this decade illustrated wealth, since in the Depression…

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    The American Dream, deemed to be the greatest opportunity for prosperity and affluence in the world, and regarded by the masses as the ideal standard of living, is the quintessential lifestyle many yearn to live. However, many overlook the associating sense of delusion and deception that corresponds amongst it, resulting from the excessive fantasizing of prospective wealth, and this mindset is truly apparent in the novel, Death of a Salesman. The novel was written in 1949, the pinnacle of the…

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    of money” and the imagery that follows truly gives off an impression of richness and enormous wealth with descriptions such as “white palace” and “golden girl”. The words “money”, “palace” and “golden” all carry strong implications and images of affluence and materialism that are symbolic of Daisy’s character, as Gatsby later reveals that the love affair between him and Daisy stemmed from a former romantic relationship. Despite her love for Gatsby, Daisy grew tired of waiting for him to become…

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    qualifiers have changed, there is still a way to know which class from which. The unprecedented expedience with one’s debt and control over one’s budget has confounded the traditional class appearances, while one of the new earmarks for someone’s affluence is evinced in their exclusive privileges.…

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