Excellency

DAMAS – A PR SUCCESS STORY OR FAILURE? 1. Introduction – What is Damas? Damas Jewellers, or popularly known as Damas, is one of Middle East’s leading jewellery and wristwatch makers and retailers that have got an international reputation as well. The headquarters of this company is in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and the business started in the year 1907. As of today there are around three hundred (300) outlets in the GCC region. In 2012, Damas became a part of the Mannai Corporation and is…

The comic subplots in Shakepeare’s Twelfth Night and Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus function in the overall structures of the plays in many ways. Specifically, I argue that they parallel the main plot, emphasizing the theme of self-love that dominates the main plot. Within Twelfth Night, the emphasis that is placed on the theme of self-love is prominent from the moment the play begins. For example, it opens with the following speech by Orsino to himself: “If music be the food of love, play on/Give me…

In Aravind Adiga’s White Tiger, the narrator Balram portrays himself as an anti-hero; while accepting his status as a murderer, Balram also fights against the systemic poverty and oppression the poor of India face due to the corruption and simple negligence of the wealthy and powerful of India. Balram compares the plight of the poor with the image of the Great Indian Rooster Coop, where hundreds of chickens stand immobilized in a slaughterhouse, knowing full well of their futures. Balram…

It's rather disappointing to see that despite all the hysteria that ensues the world which should bring the goodness in people, some individuals are still concerned only for themselves. In The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller, readers can see several instances of this phenomena. The play describes a somewhat dramatized depiction of the Salem Witchcraft Trials of 1692. Many inhabitants in the town of Salem were falsely accused of witchcraft by individuals who were seeking their own selfish…

The struggle between the Native Americans and the Americans was extremely relevant and volatile during the 1800’s. The struggle escalated in 1830 when Andrew Jackson passed the Indian Removal Act (“Worcester”). As a result, new issues arose on a fight that had been around for centuries between the Native Americans and the Americans. One major collateral outcome of this act is the Supreme Court case, Worcester vs. Georgia. This case and the results of it turned out to be a major step forward for…

when Don Calogero as the mayor held the vote for the plebiscite. In this occasion, the voting system was corrupted because the mayor announced the results as all being “Yes”, but it was clearly wrong because Ciccio Tumeo told Don Fabrizio that “I, Excellency, voted “no”. “No”, a hundred times “no”” (di Lampedusa, 111). Another aspect that set these two classes apart was education, as they had different views, and I will demonstrate this by using “The Leopard” once more. The nobility in southern…

The Growth of Mr. Reverend Hale In The Crucible, many of the characters were stagnant and did not change their views on the witch trials. The young girls, such as Abigail and Betty, created the witch story and stood by their story until the end. Most of the townsfolk, including the Putnams, believed in the witch trials and similarly stood by their belief until the very end. Several other townsfolk, usually the ones who were accused of witchcraft such as Proctor and Rebecca Nurse, disagreed…

that the American ideal is great, it is one inspired by equality, economic flourishment, and ultimate safety, but this goal has never been met; the United States was never great and has yet achieved greatness, but is evidently on the path towards excellency. America functions on a strictly capitalistic economy, one designed to allow the average citizen to climb the socioeconomic ladder if he or she possesses the personal drive and stamina required to surpass their ancestor’s economic status.…

What's in a Name? John Proctor, from The Crucible, plays a very important role within the community of Salem. He is looked highly upon by those around him, and his opinion matters, meaning that he influences many. But he portrays one flaw, his pride, which shows to the audience that he is not perfect, yet very relatable to. His struggle between right and wrong, and his pride causes him to have a tragic fall. Which also makes John Proctor the perfect example of a tragic hero. “He need not have…

Question 1 Problem: Does Adil fall under the category of a “Consumer” under the Australian consumer law (ACL)? Rule: Australian consumer law (ACL) in phase 3, defines the customer consistent with its right components. Consistent with the law, a person will be entitled as a ‘customer’ or Consumer who obtains particular goods or offerings that are really worth a fee much less than $40000 in general. In the same time, a person may be a ‘consumer’ if he or she acquires an excellent costing…