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Harshavardhan Immadisetty 1469065 OUTLINE A scientist is an individual who is studying or having an expert knowledge in one or more areas of science. The world we live in today would no doubt be a different place if it weren't for the amazing discoveries made by scientists. Samuel Finley Breese Morse is one of the scientists who discovered the telegraph and Morse code, which brought the great revolution in the total communication system. In early days people used to carry a message by travelling…

In the Chicago Tribune article, “As Other Cities Dig Up Pipes Made Of Toxic Lead, Chicago Resists,” the author discusses Mayor Rahm Emmanuel’s efforts to modernize Chicago’s aging and deteriorating water system; however, as other cities prefer to tackle the root problem and replace the toxic lead pipes altogether, Rahm prefers to resist this approach and, instead, continue with his original project that will only help to increase lead exposure to Chicagoans. While, at first glance, this dilemma…

events: started in the cabin and ended in the cabin with different settings of the events and characters. Although Uncle Tom experienced the different environment of the slavery after he was sold by Mr. Shelby, such as the relative kind master, Mr. St. Clare and his daughter, Eva, the tragic ending of the slaves finally did not change. The author also set the coincidence with brilliant method. For example, when Uncle Tom was dying, his former master, George Shelby came to buy him from his…

There is an extensive historiography available of both British eugenics and class. Despite this the secondary literature for this specific field suffers from some extremely significant limitations at present. This is particularly so when the intersection between class and eugenics is considered, as well as recent (post-1995) publication. References to the survival (or revival) of eugenic attitudes after 1970 are mostly short or passive, at best. For example, the chapter “Eugenics in Britain” by…

movies just do not measure up to the book’s standards. The first thing that we book lovers typically notice are the characters. When reading any book, I get a picture in my head of how I believe the character should look. In City of Bones by Cassandra Clare, Clary describes Jace Wayland as whom, “reminded her of a lion, with his wide-spaced, light-colored eyes and that tawny gold hair,” and frequently drew him with angel wings…

was living a decent life with Mr. Shelby, but then his current state took a turn for the worse when he is bought by Mr. Haley (Ch. 5). Then Tom manages to escape the grasp of the harsh Mr. Haley and secure a life with another good man Augustine St. Clare (Ch. 14). In the possession of this good man Tom is almost freed, however, the man dies and Tom is yet again in the possession of a cruel bitter man (Ch. 30). This upsetting example shows slavery can not just be ignored and allowed to continue…

what he wanted done. When my dad explained to him that I was there to help instead of my brother, I got a strange look and a sarcastic comment directed at my pink boots. Earlier, I had felt like I was in a modern day freak show, as mentioned by Eli Clare, and in that moment in time, I was feeling the backlash of stereotypical ideal of women in the labour force. Initially, I was shocked to find another gap between the privileged (able body men, in this case) and the oppressed (myself, a girl…

Uncle Tom’s Cabin: The Balance between Racist Text and Anti-Racist Text Harriet Beecher Stowe’s “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” is an anti-slavery narrative published in 1852, a time when slavery was practiced in the American society. Published as a series that would run in the anti-slavery newspaper called the National Era, it received more several approval and thus made it to run for ten months. Stowe’s book has received numerous criticism, both negative and positive about its position as either a racist…

Critical reflection as a social worker is the ability to cognize by juxtaposing all the reflective process and analyzing the experiences to conform to the present reality in the course of our professional work in decision making and policies (Fook, 2007)). In examining the professional aspect of our personal development, certain pre-existing factors takes into effect the determinant of our cognitive conduct such as, the pre-existing socio-cultural and economic factors all determines and affect…

came with a sense of hope and new beginnings since very few had heard of her relations with Alec d’Urberville. Here, she wouldn’t be gossiped about or judged; Tess had the chance to start anew. At the dairy farm, Tess began to grow close with Angel Clare who greatly from Alec as he was kinder and gentler with Tess. Time went on, and Angel’s endearment for her was clear, but Tess pushed aside any feelings for him and tried to persuade Angel into noticing the other milkmaids. Angel was unable to…