Privileged motion

did not inquire about the smell, instead “after midnight, four men crossed Miss Emily's lawn and slunk about the house like burglars, sniffing along the base of the brickwork and at the cellar openings while one of them performed a regular sowing motion with his hand out of a sack slung from his shoulder” (Beers and Odell 723). This showed a clash in generations and viewpoints because the man of the younger, rising generation wanted to give her a notice to fix the smell and the member of the…

Home to many of us is a physical place. It is where we grow up, wake up every single day, and seek comfort and warmth in. Having a physical house that keeps us rooted everywhere we go and gives us eternal hope and strength. Millions of people called this home Afghanistan. Now imagine that home gone in the matter of seconds. Imagine losing everything you have ever known or being born into a world without such a home. Beginning in the latter half of the 20th century, Afghanistan experienced…

The need to belong is an innate and fundamental process of human existence which can be enriched or limited through an individual’s interactions with others. An individual’s identity is formed by the way they perceive their connections with others and the world around them. Their sense of belonging is also determined not only by their own choice but also by the attitudes of others. Belonging involves a sense of well-being and connection with one’s situation and environment. A sense of belonging…

Once in power the Russian communists immediately set in motion massive land reform and redistribution, and shortly thereafter initiated forced collectivization; which was a very bloody process as the peasants were unwilling to relinquish their new land and slaughtered their livestock in droves rather than surrender…

Introduction Australian regulators have a range of roles and powers. Some are independent government bodies, whereas others perform functions in addition to their regulatory roles, such as providing policy advice to government departments and formulating regulation. It is not uncommon for practitioners to have to work with regulators in the course of advising clients. Outlined in this Guidance Note are some practice tips for dealing with regulators in general as well as dealing with selected…

inspirational leader. He was able to communicate – eloquently and earnestly - to followers on a deep, emotional level. In the 1950’s, there was a racial inequality that dominated the United States. Martin Luther was there to fight for the less-privileged,…

Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage, these are the things that hold our Army together. Everyone knows them, but does anyone really understand the importance of these terms. They are lectured over and over again in basic combat training. They are meant to define your character as a soldier and hold as the blueprint to a successful mission of becoming a dependable leader. Regardless if you’re on or off work, these 7 values will keep you in good standing…

The Roman republic was formed on the backbone of having a formidable army, consisting of several legions that pooled their numbers from all parts of the Republic. The sheer size of the Roman army, approximately 300,000 soldiers, made them unrivalled in the region. This numerical superiority significantly aided them in their conquests, leading to victories more often than not. The triumphant conquest of territories strengthened the power of Rome’s ruling elites, and brought about an increase in…

well. Pointing a gun at Daniel’s head, he demands Daniel to pay him money to repair the ruined store. Daniel tries to get Farhad to calm down because he knows that his daughter is watching him. Unexpectedly we see the little girl runs out in slow motion to protect her father with her “invisible cloak”. The composition of the shot grabbed my attention because at the same time the little girl jumps into her father’s arm we hear a gun shot. There is a long pause, there is no background music and…

Rules of the Game by Jean Renoir is a film that depicts members of upper-class French society and their servants prior to the beginning of World War II, showing their moral cruelty on the eve of impending destruction. Rules of the Game gives an insight into the history of France and how the difference in social classes made a vast difference in how one was treated and how one was judged or looked upon. Whether the upper classes did something good or bad most of the time they were looked at with…