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    Herodotus

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    did he write them for and how did he gather his information? Though these questions are still the subject of debate among many scholars, it is fairly well accepted that more than two centuries passed before the past had been bound to any kind of chronology that was to be compiled in the writings of Herodotus(Finley 1986, 17). For his sources Herodotus gathered most of his information from oral traditions. Although some may have infact been writen he still tried to represent them as oral. He…

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    Egyptian women have always been the essence of their country’s history. Extremely influential since the ancient times, they have left their mark on almost every major period in the country’s chronology, from Queen Hatshepsut to Cleopatra to our most recent Safia Zaghloul. Unfortunately, the more we move up in history the less people remember the greatness of the Egyptian woman, a tragedy proved by the recent rise of sexual harassment that followed the great and terrible Arab spring. In this…

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    Remembering Babylon by David Malouf and Heart of darkness by Joseph Conrad are two works that use variations of chronological order to create a variety of effects. Although almost a hundred years separates the writing of these two works, there are some similarities in the issues they deal with, and the historical setting of both works is roughly the same time, the mid to the end of the nineteenth century. In Remembering Babylon, Malouf explores ideas about identity and the clash of cultures: on…

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    This patient presented with chronic ankle pain that he developed after an old sprain sustained while paying soccer. He eventually withdraw from soccer entirely doe to his chronic pain. So, I thought that a history of previous injury will help me pinpoint the differential diagnoses faster. However, according to my preceptor, my patient’s pain might be caused by an intra-articular or extra-articular problem and may be the result of his injury or not. Thus, the differential diagnosis for his…

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    Chief Complaint Summary

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    history psoriasis and had a skin lesion indicative of psoriasis, but he was never formally diagnosed. During the history, I encourage the patient to tell the story of his pain from when it first started, in order to establish the etiology and a chronology of his symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatments that he received over the years. The assessment was comprehensive and focused on disease…

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    Robert Jordan Summary

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    This article is rather short and consists of an ultra-compressed biography, a works section, and an interview. The majority of the article is focused on the interview with little attention given to the biography. However, the space about the books he has written uses nice filler text instead of just listing them. The beginning of this article is useful for the most basic information about Robert Jordan. It gives his real name, where he was born, and his most distinguished accomplishments, but…

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    Wesley’s look at politics, which affected faith and preaching during the Civil War, is different from his former counterpart historians. Wesley strives to prove that both the North and South were heavily influenced by its preachers during the Civil War. Wesley provides his theses with valuable evidence that the politics, which were preached by South and North leaders of the church, were different, but the goal was the same: to encourage their troops and supporters on their side of the war,…

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    This paper will discuss the formal aspects, contextual analysis and the museum presentation of the following two paintings. Portrait of a Young woman with a Fan by Rembrandt Van Rijn and Alphonse Promayet by Gustave Courbet. The painting of Portrait of a Young woman with a Fan is created in Dutch in 1633 and it exhibits in gallery 637. The Alphonse Promayet is created in French in 1861 and it exhibits in gallery 809. Both galleries are on the second floor of the metropolitan museum of art. Each…

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    Do not lie, there have been dark thoughts in your mind at one point in time or another, ideas that can take others into terror, but to you it brings solace. Edgar Allan Poe was not afraid to show the true but hidden thoughts that man suppresses on a daily basis. Written and published by Poe in 1843 The Black Cat was the story of an unnamed character’s progression of his insanity, the thirst to kill, and the undying revenge of his victims which lead to his own demise. Edgar Allan Poe used…

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    Plastic Bag

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    finishes with their own analysis of the material remains. The first step I made in my archaeological analysis was to find the exact chronology of the material remains. As I went through the remains in my section, I discovered that several of remains contain writing on them and this writing provided me with an actual written date I can use to establish the chronology. The remains which show written dates include the two paper ATM transactions receipts, a paper magazine called Entertainment…

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