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    undesirable, an uneducated slave was easier to control as opposed to an educated one. Preaching to those who are unable to read the Bible themselves makes it rather easy to take things out of context, leaving it up to the masters, in this…

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    Conformity: the word that brings fear into some minds and relaxation in others. Throughout the world’s history, the idea of authoritarianism has consumed many political leaders’ agendas. The premise behind the idea of conformity is the betterment of society; however, it has been proven to create a hostile atmosphere as showcased in Ken Kesey’s fiction novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Prevalent during the decade of the 60s, authoritarianism commanded society. Because the United States was…

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    people. Kane uses Susan to gain love and to control the thoughts of everyone. Crowds in Susan’s opera go from only having Kane to clamping to everyone cheering. In the scene where she’s reading the dramatic critic that she believes that Leland wrote, she breaks down and blames Kane for all her misery. She expressed the hatred over how she never really wanted to sing and how Kane forced it all. From on there she constantly expresses that Kane completely controls her. When Kane slaps her in the…

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    will impact us as people, though the quote doesn’t talk about dystopias directly, the genre is an example of how the world around us affects our minds. Though written in 2 extremely different dystopias, Flawed by Cecilia Ahern and Forsaken by Lisa M. Stasse demonstrate an originally accepted hero, who later fights an overbearing government that takes control of the citizens lives. One similarity Alenna Shawcross and Celestine both share is that they are originally accepted in society however…

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    clutching a horse whip, the two of them framed by the back-flung front door” (Faulkner 624). Through the use of Faulkner’s imagery we can see the relationship between Emily and her father captured in this description. This is the image that comes to the minds of the townspeople when they think of “Poor Emily” and her father, almost as if he is guarding her, perhaps afraid that she will be tainted by anyone else’s influence but his own. The way in which his back is turned on her suggests that she…

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    could study English literature and became an English writer. Emotional control is my intention to learn because it can make people lack of consciousness and do something terribly. It is necessary to deal with negative feelings because many emotions can occur in every moment. After realizing how significant to cope with pessimistic emotions, I wanted to learn how to control my negative feelings and to accomplish emotional control. Amy’s mother immigrated from China, so she could not pronounce…

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    Upon analysing the two novels: ‘Of Mice and Men' and ‘Macbeth', I have differentiated the two female characters Lady Macbeth and Curley's wife. Many would agree with the fact that Lady Macbeth isn't your typical Tudor woman. In my opinion, Lady Macbeth wouldn't fall into the category as a stereotypical Elizabethan woman as she doesn't embody the qualities of one but this doesn’t mean she doesn’t embody the qualities of a woman. Never the less, she is the complete opposite of the stereotypical…

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    benefit of variance analysis. It helps management to plan for future years when they know they have a comparison between what was expected and what actually occurred”. Flexible budget, however changes based upon volume, it provides a greater level of control. It is easier for the management to change the budget during the course of business depending on the change in any assumptions or market fluctuations. According to Davoren “A flexible budget permits one to make modifications when these…

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    “death,” she finds a book that explains sexuality and women’s bodies. “She saw the external world in a different light. She felt she had undergone a process of growth and maturation” (Parsipur, 28). The way one views their body is the easiest way to control and manipulate the person. In keeping Munis in the dark about her own body, she could be…

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    people in their environment when not adequately controlled.” When the phrase “adequately controlled” is used, it is to refer to the properness of one’s behavior and how well a person consumes the religion without letting religion have power over one’s mind and attitude. In Purple Hibiscus, the persona of Eugene, or “Papa,” actively portrays this theme and truthfully never converts into a person who represents a much pleasant personality. This theme is not represented by any other character in…

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