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    Norwalk infection, otherwise called winter retching infection, is an infection named after Norwalk, Ohio, in the United States, where a flare-up of intense viral gastroenteritis happened among kids at Bronson Elementary School in November 1968. Infections are ordered into family, class, and species by the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV), and Norwalk infection is the main types of the variety Norovirus, which has a place with the family Caliciviridae. Some time ago,…

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    prestigious Ivy League institutions. With the use of vivid language and profound concepts, Ho reveals how standardization has become a generic process to select ideal students that society thinks may be beneficial in enhancing society. This categorization in the education system parallels the hierarchical social structures in society. Though standardization may serve to be helpful or harmful, it plays a significant role in maintaining hierarchies because of the standardized level of learning,…

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    Campbell’s (1989) outline of narrative structure, illustrates the mechanism that allowed of The Simpsons to become so popular. Campbell’s ‘Hero’s Journey’ shows how a character is able to transform throughout a story, journeying into the ‘abyss’ in order to change. This narrative structure appeals to so many as it is the vehicle in which everyone lives. Everyone journeys from the known (Home, Family etc) to the unknown (Work, Stress, Challenges) in order to grow as individuals. The Simpsons was…

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    Feminist scholars disagree about survivor narratives and their ability to inform the issue of rape. The question is: what is real? Does a survivor narrative constitute the “real” experience or does the constructed narrative version itself become the “real” experience? How are these experiences dissociative for the performers (actual rape survivors who transmit their own experiences) and the audience? Framing trauma “realistically” creates an expectancy, an interchange between the audience and…

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    The article “What is the amygdala” by Swanson and Petrovich asks whether the concept of structurally and functionally defined amygdala is truly valid or whether the concept is imposing illogical categorization on diverse structures that belongs to different functional systems. The authors discuss evidence that support latter is the case. Evidence from immunochemistry for GABA and in situ hybridization for glutamic acid decarboxylase suggest that the extrinsic projections of the central amygdalar…

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    entities, and non-governmental organizations to work together effortlessly “to prevent, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate the effects of incidents, regardless of cause, size, location, or complexity. NIMS resource typing is the categorization and description of response resources that are commonly exchanged in disasters through mutual aid agreements” (Kamien, 2012, p.665). These mutual aid agreements allow various agencies to respond and provide support…

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    Biracial Identity

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    . Never being sure of what you identify with racially and or ethnically and being pressured to submit to whatever someone else believes you are, especially as a teenager, has the potential to permanently skew how you identify yourself for the rest of your life. Before I continue, I should differentiate between race and ethnicity, two words that seem to be synonymous but actually mean totally different things. One’s race depends on one’s genes and shows through a person’s physical…

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    is well expressed with poetic delineation: “……..she feels exiled From her own sex to borders Femininity to Masculinity None can be a home to her… …sometimes she questions herself ‘Is she a girl or a boy??’” (Yadav; 53) Jess’s body refuses “categorization” in the text…

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    In “The Political Socialization of Adolescent Children of Immigrants,” Melissa Humphries and Chandra Muller of the University of Texas and Kathryn S. Schiller of the State University of New York perform an intriguing study of the political socialization of the children of immigrants. Their studies clearly showed that it is impractical to assume that the process of becoming politically active is the same among all racial groups particularly among children of immigrants. The educational level of…

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    3.3 Luke as a Witness of Violence and Deceit in A Painted House One of the main themes in the novel is violence and its various forms. The following section describes the main features of violence and its types, as well as its possible effects on people. Moreover, specific instances of the use and effects of violence against the protagonist and other characters of the novel are discussed. 3.3.1 Types of Violence and Its Effect Violence has several definitions and it can be divided into various…

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