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    Emotion In Anthropology

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    feelings resulting from situations and producing actions is generally agreed upon, the true essence of what emotions are and how to account for them scientifically remains uncertain. Trying to capture emotion is often alluded to being like the blind men and the elephant – with each…

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    Connections Extended essay: "I think it's really important that we share this world and we're connected to it" - Tim Hetherington Introduction: It is important that we know that we share this world and are connected to it. We all have our suburb community, school communities, our state community, and national community, but most of all we are all apart, little or big, black or white, female or male, African or Australian, all apart of the bigger picture, the global community. I think that it is…

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    Jainism And Naturalism

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    Devu Mahesan, 14510013 The Jain Darsana Introduction Spiritualism and naturalism are the two most important ancient streams of Indian thought. The naturalistic stream is systemized into two major systems, theVaisesika and Jaina. In these systems the naturalistic theory of the external world is combined with a non-naturalistic theory of the human soul, which is the “spiritualistic eschatology” and I feel that this combination of naturalism and nonnaturalism is a uniquely interesting trait and…

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    Our society wants everything in little bite size pieces. The next two chapters cover two important topics responsible for destroying the American family. Family Dysfunction and Denial. As parents, it is our job, not the schools to teach the moral codes of conduct called humanity, kindness, empathy and self-respect, character and resilience. Chris, Before you begin reading this chapter, please take a moment, and answer these three questions. 1. What do you believe is our Nation’s greatest…

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    INTRODUCTION: Amish Tripathi is foremost among the popular fiction writers. He is known for writing the Shiva trilogy, which means that it is a set of three books: The Immortal of Meluha, The Secret of The Nagas and The Oath of The Vayuputras. In these books Amish has delineated lord Shiva’s life very beautifully and effectively. How he was a common man like everybody else, living a rural life, and how destiny had something else in store for him.Shiva trilogy is the story of a legendary man.…

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    let her dress be torn now, so late in the day, and she could not pay for having her arm or her leg sawed off if she got caught fast where she was. At last she was safe through the fence and risen up out in the clearing. Big dead trees, like black men with one arm, were standing in the purple stalks of the withered cotton field. There sat a…

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    Gold Jewellery Case Study

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    Gold margins are standardized because of adornment+ investment factor. However, quest for greater margins is driving diversification from gold jewellery products. Demand for gold jewellery remains very strong because of cultural traditions, Gold jewellery sales - for weddings, in particular - will continue to generate volume growth for jewellery retailers. Platinum and diamond jewellery sales will generate margin growth. The shift to more profitable diamond jewellery has been smooth because…

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