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    Henrik Johan Ibsen has a prominent place in the genre of realism in theatre. He is called the father of realism and modern drama. He was born on March 20, 1828 in Skien, Norway to Knud Ibsen and Marichen Altenburg. His father was a general merchant. Henrik Ibsen’s childhood was full of poverty because of his father’s financial setbacks. At the age of 15, he stopped going to school and joined as an apprentice in an apothecary in Grimstad. The poverty had a strong influence on his plays. He had…

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    In 2009, a small town in Yemen called al-Majala was at the mercy of a drone attack that killed 41 civilians, including 21 children. Not even half of that number was confirmed to be militants. The people in this country can only imagine what it is like to have death flying above them, but the innocents in the Middle-Eastern countries do not have to imagine. The number of innocents on the receiving end of drone attacks has only increased over the years, because the drones act on a program that…

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    people to cope with anger, revenge, or their mental illness. Guns do not kill people it is the people that do the killing because. Gun control is not going to fix the amount of homicides, just decreases the right of protection , against people that may have mental issues or extreme anger and are planning on hurting or killing individuals. The United States has the highest gun ownership rate, which is an estimate of eighty eight per one hundred people, and has a homicide rate of four point eight…

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    (Irwin, P, Thompson, N. L. (1978). This is one example of how the Internet has benefited society as a whole. Alternatively, it is often argued that with digitalisation, our privacy is somewhat in question, Ashford, W. (2016, May 18). The rise of “Whistleblowers” Like Julian Assange and Edward Snowden raise questions as to whether there is a general distrust in the population of intelligence agencies or whether a few self-righteous do-gooders have decided to play messiah. With…

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    Health care for the mentally ill in Australia is faced with various challenges within individuals, families, communities and broader society. The current definition of health is a complete state of mental, physical and social well-being and not just the absence of disease, (WHO, 1948 as cited in Huber et al., 2011, p. 1; Bowler, 2008 as cited in Fitzpatrick, 2010, p. 61). While health revolves around specific conditions, well-being is a ‘comprehensive examination of health related issues,’…

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    ethnopharmacological approaches and modern medicine to treat patients in a culturally sensitive manner. Although the “The Chains of Mental Illness in West Africa” does little to discuss how the biomedical centers truly accept local knowledge the quote from Julian Eaton, the global mental health adviser for the CBM, suggests that progress is being made. Wherein he states that “West African families are as practical as anyone else, whatever their beliefs about mental illness”. This seems to…

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    In the following pages, I will be discussing the Australian social problem of childhood obesity, what it is and whom it affects. I will be looking at this problem from both a Functionalist and Marxist stance, taking into account the social, political and economic viewpoints of this social issue. I will also look at two different ideas to help combat childhood obesity. Individuals that are obese, have an excessive amount of body fat (Germov, 2014, p. 214). At present, the assessment tool most…

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    Claudius's Downfall

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    On the nineteenth of August, 14 CE, the founder of the Roman principate Octavian Augustus, died of natural causes after holding the position of princeps for forty-one years. Despite significant effort in the decade preceding his death to secure a smooth dynastic succession by the sharing of offices and titles with his adopted son Tiberius, a distinguished military general in his own right, substantial unrest followed Augustus’ passing. It quickly became necessary for more popular family…

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    Mike Wymer 4/27/18 Churchill paper Mr. Brown Children of a Legend Winston Churchill is known for many things, but his children are not as known. Winston and his wife, Clementine, had five children together. Four out of the five were girls, which at some times took a toll on Winston himself. Winston and Clementine had Diana, Randolph, Mary, Sara, and Marigold. Winston loved his kids very much because his father was not there for him that much. All of his kids except one grew up to live somewhat…

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    smoking ban in public housing to greater protect the health of residents from the dangers of tobacco smoke. The decision to establish a nationwide smoking ban will greatly affect the residents of these homes but also our country. While some residents may feel that their personal freedoms are being taken away due to the ban, the health risks of smoking greatly outweigh this personal concern. Without this smoking ban, smokers in public housing don’t just put their own health rat risk, but they…

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