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    continued level of animosity and hate toward their culture had undoubtedly helped shape and define what the Jewish culture is today. Through the terrible and nearly apocalyptic times the Jewish have been able to remain steadfast in their beliefs and pragmatic in their dealings. The reasons for the Jewish success in the face of constant adversary can just simply be labeled as the result of two qualities , but these qualities do exemplify and expand upon the larger characteristics which have help…

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    Substance Abuse Treatment

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    To use a pragmatic approach and advocate for well-defined criteria and certifications, education levels and specific criteria to do therapy or counseling we need to define the problem as it exists with the Florida Legislation. . Upon further review, we need to define…

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    Gilyard states, “Bidialectalists postulate that Black English is equal to standard english but not quite equal enough. They acknowledge that the language variety is not inferior linguistically or conceptually but, claiming to be pragmatic, they feel that Standard English must be mastered by Black children in the schools so that these children can keep the possibility of upward mobility alive” (Gilyard 74) As illustrated in my “Resistance” blog post, I believe that black people should…

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    The O. J. Simpson Trial

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    is a term first coined by Daniel Dayan and Elihu Katz with regard to the festive viewing of television. A media event consists of three levels—syntactics (the interruption of the normal routines), semantics (the asserted meaning of the event) and pragmatics (the response of a committed audience). (Dayan and Katz 1992, p. 14) These occasions are preplanned, promoted and presented live to the viewers (Dayan and Katz 1992, pp. 5-7) which thus create a disruption of dailiness including the…

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    involvement in her death. Once Emilia asks "O who has done this deed?" Desdemona's response is "Nobody: i myself." She dies upon the words "Commend me to my kind lord: o farewell!" Dying, that is, loyal to the person who took her life. Emilia may be a pragmatic and practically minded woman - significantly for the time during which the play was formed. iago may be a crude and dislikeable man (at best). Emilia is believed by Iago to have been unfaithful and hints that she might have a…

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    they often time turned down requests. In 1786, the United States was bankrupt (The Constitutional Convention of 1787 in Pennsylvania). The debate lasted one hundred days and took place from May 14, 1787 to September 17, 1787. This demonstrates the pragmatic nature of our political culture because these men knew that they could not leave until our country's issues were all resolved. The Constitutional Congress met in order to decide what changes needed to be made to the existing Articles of…

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    Distinction means that combatants must distinguish between combatants and civilians. Any use of lethal force must be primarily directed against combatants. Civilians casualties must be minimized through careful and pragmatic planning. In the movie, Colonel Childers clearly violates this principle. When he orders his men to “waste those motherfuckers”, he is grouping the enemy combatants and the civilians together as a single group of targets. His subordinates never get…

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    would soon learn, the ship had only 20 lifeboats, enough for about half of the people onboard.” This goes along with all the other quotes, making problem after problem. All these quotes build into the plot, which made everything tie in to become pragmatic. Towards the end of the story, Jack says “the cries became a continuous wailing chant of fear and pain and desperation.” This shows the suffering of the passengers, and the descriptive explanation of the cries makes the reader feel emotion. It…

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    Many times we are surprised by our own ignorance in regards to any particular thing. On which we have spoken out earlier, and we are not able to recognize our mistake to regard nor much less to modify what it said. All persons, groups and communities have a specific way of seeing the world. There are different ways of understanding the world, interact with their environment, of conceiving problems and respond to them. As well as, assigning value to resources and rules for the arrangement between…

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    Individualism sets many Americans apart from the rest of the world in how they conduct themselves. Everyone takes care of themselves, and no obligation is to be placed on another, nor is anyone to expect anything from peers. This mindset derived from the first Americans who were strong enough to break away from their homelands to look for a better life and opportunity elsewhere. They counted on themselves and not on governments for protection and provision. (Estes, 2012) American managers are…

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