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    Casting Choice #1: Manu Benett as protagonist Guts After seeing Manu Benett as Crixus in Spartacus, it was obvious he would be cast as Guts. Both Manu and Guts share a similar facial structure, both with a chiselled, intimidating and hardened face. In addition both of them share a similar physique and build type, both extremely masculine, tall, big and intimidating. The personification of endurance and willpower, yet also of tragedy and hardships. Guts as a character is very complex, and to put…

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    It is difficult to provide an actual definition for leadership as is it a very subjective topic. Chemers described leadership as: ‘A process of social influence through which an individual enlists and mobilizes the aid of other in the attainment of a collective goal’ Leadership is a huge part of humanity and some have even argued it has an evolutionary function. When it comes to effective leadership there has shown to be a difference between what may be described as ‘good’ leadership and what…

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    OUTLINE: Introduction I. Leadership requirements II. Challenges of modern military leadership III. Possible solutions/ training course for young cadets Conclusion Bibliography Introduction: Since the early beginnings of societies as we know them, the interaction between a leader and his team has always raised controversy and been subject of countless debates. Even the Neanderthals, who lived over 20,000 years BC, were organized in clans, with a leader, most likely the wiser, or the…

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    Charisma builds the relationship between the supervisor and the employees, “this build trust and, respect. Sets the tone for how the supervisor wants things to be, they’re capable of mentoring the employees and, coaching them, also being able to help them think on their own” (Bass & Avolio, 1990). One of the weakness experienced would be charisma because, the supervisor was not able to get the employees motivated, or to think…

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    “Fair” as featured in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, can be interpreted in different ways, either through power, upbringing or physical look. But all of the interpretations eventually fall into one objection, which is to summon a captivating charisma. These are proven by the way Helena acquires her “fairness”. Hippolyta and Hermia already possess the title “fair” from the beginning of the play. But something good happens to Helena. Thus, her character is designed to be justified to be equal like…

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    7 People In Act 2

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    wanted us to really capture the essence of Stephen so he used full of Grace the second time. So what does it mean when it says he is full of grace? Luke used the word grace in its pre Christian usage as charm or charisma. The Grace of the Lord had produced an identifiable grace, a charisma, about Stephen. Meaning when Stephen was around, people listened because the grace of God was in him in such a way they felt at home around him. We see the Stephen was so full of the grace of Jesus Christ that…

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    China's Election Process

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    China, Iran, and the United States all have very different ways of selecting candidates for their highest respective offices. In this case study, I will examine the systems with which these countries select their leaders. In order to fully understand the election process of a country, one must first grasp the basic power organizations of that country in order to put it into context. Thus, I will first lay out the basic structures of unfamiliar countries before proceeding to process trace the…

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    The aspiration to be an effective leader necessitates one to become knowledgeable in the various leadership styles. When describing the ideal leader, there are distinguishable characteristics that emerge. Upon review of the various leadership philosophies, the Transformational, Visionary, and Charismatic Leadership methods possess the attributes I consider is necessary to craft the quintessential leader. In addition, the combination of these leadership methods closely match my personal ethos of…

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    These leaders have assumed great, influential power, but the processes by which they lead determines if they are morally “good” or “bad.” One of the most notable leaders in world history is Adolf Hitler. According to Laurence Rees, Hitler’s “dark charisma” is what influenced millions of people to follow him and his regime (Rees, 2012). Although his acts of power resulted in death and chaos, he possessed leadership qualities that made him like no other of his time. He was charismatic and…

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    rapidly. This fits quite well with the way Michael Cassio is portrayed throughout Shakespeare’s tragic play, Othello. Throughout the story, Cassio is shaped and explained by three things: his military service, his orderly personality, and his charisma with women. As people and things begin to manipulate Michael, things get a little complicated and threaten Michael’s position as Othello’s lieutenant. However, when he acts as he was taught in the military, everything turns out in his favor.…

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