Ambiguity

Beloved (check MLA format for how to handle book titles- not sure if you should italicize, underline or what- but check) by Toni Morrison is a novel of deep meanings focusing on the conflicts of life, death, time, love, (use commas in a series) and the ugliness of slavery. In addressing such deep subject matters Morrison writes in a very specific and unique way. Morrison’s individual writing style is widely present throughout the entire novel shaping each phrase and putting meaning into the…

and creates an environment where one is drawn in to critique the nude photo themselfs. In history the nude was only accepted as a divine being and has slowly become more accepted in art though is still confronting to the viewer, as is the idea of ambiguity for the lack of identity is disturbing. This research into the feminist view of the nude and sexuality has lead me to understand how the world is never balanced and despite ongoing debates change is slow. The nude is a subject of great…

Although cautious of carmillas strange behavior laura is mesmerized and drawn to Carmilla. Carmillas vamperic presence captivates and repulses laura but inevitably the sexual tension overcomes lauras ambiguity in regards to her lover. “I felt rather unaccountably towards the beautiful stranger. I did feel, as she said “drawn towards her,” but there was also something of repulsion. In this ambiguous feeling however, the sense of attraction immensely prevailed…

The film Les 400 Coups is autobiographical, through the character of Antoine Doinel, Truffaut recounts the struggles of his upbringing as a troubled young adolescent in Paris. Les 400 Coups (a French expression meaning to “raise hell”) shows the result of neglectful, or entirely absent, parenting as it is of youth delinquency. Antoine is certainly not blameless, many of his actions are dictated by necessity. He is a victim of circumstance. There is no doubt as to where our sympathies lie or…

this helps us to make sense of the vast range of interpretative strategies that can be rightfully identified as ‘psychoanalytic’. The stages of ‘elements’, ‘structures and themes’ and ‘systems’ that organise this chapter smooth over exceptions, ambiguities and alternative movements, as all such schema do; they do not outline a smoothly unfurling historical amelioration.(…

Other outcomes are fragmentation, overload, role conflict and ambiguity. •Managers and directors of HIS Departments can use concepts from the hard factors of organizational structure and features of bureaucracies, the soft human factors of organizational behavior and motivation, and organizational context as they re-engineer…

work of Orson Wells and is considered as a turning point of the way of making movies. The technical innovations, due especially to the director of photography Gregg Toland who introduced the depth focus, the choice of a character that stress the ambiguity of the American dream and the narrative structure that develops itself through flashbacks, is what brought the movie to reach the definition of “The best movie ever made”. The first scene of Well’s Citizen Kane represents the motif of the whole…

Pfizer is a biopharmaceutical company specializing in providing medicines and treatments for common ailments and more complex diseases like Alzheimer. Starting in Brooklyn, New York, in 1942, Pfizer now has locations in well over fifty countries including, England, Russia, India, France, Greece, Germany, and China. Pfizer prides themselves on their transparency in their work and on their treatments and medicines. Therefore, it is only appropriate that their mission statement says, “At Pfizer,…

illness as the inability to determine the meaning of illness-related events, assign definite values to objects and events, and/or accurately predict outcomes. Mast (2006) says there are four factors that represent aspects of uncertainty and include: ambiguity, complexity, inconsistency, and unpredictability. Mast (2006) emphasizes that when a patient receives information about an illness that is representative of any of these four factors, uncertainty about their illness is more likely to…

has been a major point of contention in recent years, as many have argued whether or not birthright citizenship is specifically included in the Amendment. Originally intended to “ensure that freed slaves would be recognized as U.S. citizens,” the ambiguity of the amendment has given it a new purpose. “When Amendment XIV was enacted, there were very few limits on immigration, and very few persons in the United States would have been residing here illegally... There is simply no direct evidence…