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    sounds to the production of untrained or previously trained phonemes (e.g., if training the production of /k/ would result in the increased substitution of /k/ for other phonemes). The participant in this study was a 62-year-old male who sustained a LCVA and presented with moderate to severe AOS, Broca’s aphasia, and a mild unilateral upper motor neuron dysarthria. The participant was…

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    work on your project. They must be alive today. Hunter M. Via – Film Editor Hunter is a former Full Sail Student who specializes in film editing in the motion picture production industry. Via has work credits in incredible show productions and films such as “The Walking Dead” and “The Mist.” Hunter specializes in horror productions to be able to bring the audience to a nerve wrecking point because they are terrorized. Via will be the perfect editor for my project because he has the necessary…

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    In the excerpt from Anti-Duhring, called Theoretical, through his historical materialism approach, Friedrich Engles explains that the capitalist mode of production has a fundamental contradiction and by using examples of social and economic struggles, he further validates his position for the basis of the contradiction. By examining these social and economical examples, Engles attempts to demonstrate that over time, capitalism will fail and socialism is the favorable choice. In his article,…

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    historical materialist approach. He indicates that the capitalist mode of production is fundamentally contradictory and from this he traces a series of social and economic conflicts that follow inevitably from this basic contradiction. In this paper, I will focus on Frederick Engels views on what historical materialism is and the contradictions in capitalism. This paper will also discuss the conflicts in the capitalist mode of production and lastly, will provide an explanation of Engels' vision…

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    Then we can use this to look into alternate modes of transportation. Transportation investments can also shape areas. Investments are usually a political matter. They can have a huge impact of the different neighborhoods, the way areas are laid out, and land values. The Intermodal Surface Transportation…

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    proclaims that production and exchange are and forever will be the catalyst for political and social evolution. Throughout this essay, I will be focusing directly on the chapter “Theoretical” and provide further insight on Engels idea regarding the contradicting capitalist system, conflicts pertaining to the capitalist production with the use of quotes and conclude explaining the…

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    He states that mode of production can be understood as M-C-M’ where the purpose of gaining capital is reinvestment to keep producing more and more goods. The bourgeoisie class, the employers, benefit greatly from this system as they own the means of production whilst the proletariat class, the workers, sell their labour for wages and have no means of production. There is an exploitative relationship between the workers and employers. For…

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    customer become the company’s main driving force. Cost reduction is among the advantages associated with adopting total quality management. Companies uphold the concept to avoid quality failure. With total quality management in a company’s operations, production redundancies are identified, time is saved, and defects are eliminated, all of which lead to better…

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    first being his concept of Alienation which was large consequence of the capitalist society, in which society was structured upon. Another preposition which I will discuss is his argument that historical processes had to go through different ‘Modes of Production’, characterised by capitalism and cumulating in capitalism. Another of Marx’s arguments which I will discuss is his idea of…

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    creatures and are creative in nature. He explains that humans meet fundamental requirements by creating necessities such as food and shelter out of the environment. Producing these items and structures expand the human capabilities and can be seen as a mode of self-expression. Marx elaborates on these necessary tasks by relating it to the workforce and stating that work should not be regimented and monotonous, but original and personally significant. Work should be something that we want to do…

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