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    “Great Trust” would “absorb all rivals until all business…was under one roof,” which then citizens would enroll in the “industrial army” for service to the country’s need(“Looking Backward” 51). Mutual cooperation, not individuality, would be the centrality of the state that holds the society together. Thus, by realizing the complexity of the situation and the potential benefit of industrial growth and rational lower-class men, he initially did not support nor denounce either side, only…

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    Representation In STEM

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    Famed English novelist, Jane Austen once stated “Give a girl an education and introduce her properly into the world” simply put, if a woman is given the proper opportunity in terms of education and enlightenment she will be prepared for what the world has to offer. In recent times fewer women, especially minorities, have been involved in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). This information serves as a chilling contradiction to the late 1960s when technological jobs such as…

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    Ottoman Mosque Essay

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    that serves to public in many different ways. The Ottoman Mosques: The Ottoman mosques play a central role in the religious, cultural and political life of the society. It was given the central location in the kulliye, emphasizing the mosque’s centrality in the order of the Muslim space. The Ottoman mosque evolved from the traditional hypostyle plan that was used widely in the Muslim world. Early mosques had rectangular structures with flat roofs raised by arcades and joined by courtyard…

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    Still images are not the only form of visual texts that rhetorical scholars have identified as perpetuating racism. Television productions have similar effects. In his piece, “May the Circle Stay Unbroken: Friends, the Presence of Absence, and the Rhetorical Reinforcement of Whiteness”, Phil Chidester examines how the popular sitcom Friends can function, just as the discursive practices mentioned earlier, to reinforce racial identity without explicit acknowledgement of race. Chidester contends…

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    effectively be captured by questionnaires (Denscombe 2007). Constructivist grounded theory's epistemological underpinnings emphasised the interactive relationship between myself, as researcher, and the participants in the research process, and bring the centrality of the researcher to the methodological forefront (Mills et al 2006b). Therefore the establishment of relationships with participants that explicate power imbalances must be considered (Kvale and Brinkmann 2009), and strategies…

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    The question of whether NATO is central or peripheral in the security policies of major Western powers is very broad, and I would be unable to answer it proficiently within my word limit. I will therefore be using the examples of the US and Germany to narrow my answer to a more realistic field. In this essay, I will argue that NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization) is central to both US and German security policy. I will use evidence based upon the evolution of US security policies, and…

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    White privilege is a topic that is always existing and has for a period of time, but it is not talked about that often and actions are not taken against it. This issue is difficult to diminish because the majority of people that are in authority are most like to be caucasians who are in that position thanks to the power of white privilege. It has cause many problems and caused many cases of unfair of treatment anywhere from inside a personal household to a community, to the society, and all the…

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    Body Theology

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    The body and soul collectively are in the course of redemption. The problems caused because of dualism and the fact that we are bodies has led to the origin of body theology. Body theology is stimulated by liberation theology, process thought and feminist/womanist theology. Process thought is an evolutionary approach towards becoming. As we see that history is part of becoming, so it is also written on the body and by the body, which says that God is working on the body and aslo in and…

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    Zionism is a complex but simple movement. In its simplest form it calls for a re-establishment of Jewish sovereignty in the Land of Israel, in gathering of the exiles, and liberation of Jews from the anti-Semitic discrimination and persecution that occurred in their Diaspora. In a sense of Jews with their own nation taking care of their own for their own cause. The waters were muddied and the movement took on many ideologies, and had evolved in a dialogue among a plethora of ideologies: General…

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    Influencing Style

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    Influencing Style Assessment Self-knowledge is fundamental because it teaches how to manage our attitudes in leadership, entrepreneurship and even team membership. In the article “What’s Your Influencing Style” by Chris Musselwhite and Tammie Plouffe, we learned why was of great importance for us to know what is our predominant style of influence or which one we feel more comfortable with. Our influencing style helps us in determining how we exert our power and influence on others and also aids…

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