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    An Ideal Husband Analysis

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    Victorian literature was composed from roughly 1830-1900 under the reign of Queen Victoria of England. It is most often characterized by the hypocrisy of the social stratosphere and the precedence of good over evil. Victorian author Oscar Wilde, however, challenged the bounds of typical Victorian literature and ultimately “opened the door for the development of modernism” (Gutierrez-Folch). Two of his works, The Importance of Being Earnest and An Ideal Husband, portray Wilde’s ideas and…

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    Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl; Analysis. Slavery thrived in America, especially the south in the 19th Century. The slaves were highly demonized based on their skin color, as well as discrimination based on their gender, and they were denied their rights as people. The slave masters refused to acknowledge that these were people. Slaves were treated as property. However, the female slave faced harsher conditions compared to her male counterpart, as manuscripts detailing the slavery…

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    War has a significant impact on society, revealing certain aspects of human nature otherwise hidden. From a historical perspective, both Joseph Heller and Ian McEwan criticise the nature of war through Catch-22 and Atonement respectively. Both authors reflect upon values and attitudes present during wartime through the portrayal of characters reflecting these and create a ‘constructed world’ of war, reflecting aspects of reality, to discuss and criticise the questioning of reality consequential…

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    Stroke Case Study

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    strokes annually, and around 430,000 Canadians live with the debilitating effects of stroke (Ontario Stroke Network, 2017). For the purpose of this assignment and to maintain patent confidentiality, the examined patient will be referred to as a pseudonym of “FA”. The case study that I will be examining will revolve around a 60-year old, Filipino man (non-smoker) being rushed into the emergency department for signs and symptoms of a suspected stroke. FA is a married man, living with his wife and…

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    officially published in October of 1847 under her pen name “Currer Bell” (“Jane Eyre is published”). Throughout the period that her novel was published, women were stereotyped as housewives and caregivers to their children. By publishing under a pseudonym, she saved herself from verbal attacks concerning her femininity. She was bold by publishing her work. Her novel contains many instances where the degradation of women in society is directly called upon and challenged. Some readers harshly…

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    Weinstein & Foard, 2006, p.85). When reporting the research results, “names of participants are fictitious” (Kinsella & Singleton, 2014, p.448). Whist participants might experience “a sense of a loss of ownership of the data” (Iphofen, 2009, p.100), pseudonyms (fake names) instead of real names are used to protect the privacy of the research subjects (Esterberg, 2002). However, for those three native-like participants (Kenneth; Cassie; Siobhan), personal details concerning their family,…

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    Alexander Hamilton was quoted as saying, “My Birth is [was] the subject of the most humiliating criticism (Chernow).” While his childhood was filled with sorrow and darkness, Hamilton out grew those shadows and became one of the founding fathers of America. From serving in the army, to his final duel with Aaron Burr, Hamilton committed his life to the cause of patriotism. A strong central democracy drove him to write the Federalist Papers and Hamilton’s way with the pen was noting but…

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    After the end of World War II, the only two superpowers left in the world were the United States and the Soviet Union. With both trying to assert their influence in rebuilding destroyed European nations, tensions flared between communist Russia and capitalist America; this was the cause of the start of the Cold War in 1945. During the Cold War, the US and USSR competed to assert capitalism or communism—respectively—on the newly rebuilding economies in Europe. As the Cold War dragged on into the…

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    Two Horrific Events Based on Lies The Salem Witch Trials ended with about 200 people being accused of “witchcraft”, and during the Red Scare, over a thousand people were accused of being part of the communist party. The Red Scare and the Salem Witch Trials may have happened centuries apart, but were very similar in many different ways. The McCarthy hearings and The Salem Witch Trials were two very horrific occurrences in America 's’ history that were based on lies and a complete lack of facts…

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    Privacy Policy Essay

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    1. Introduction Application This Privacy Policy (Policy) applies to all dealerships and collision repair workshops owned and operated by the Autosports Group Limited ACN 614 505 261, collectively referred to as Autosports, we or us. This Policy applies to all our employees, contractors, consultants, directors and officers (Autosports Staff) other Birchgrove Finance. *Birchgrove Finance is the registered business name of Birchgrove Finance Pty Limited ACN 165 682 057 (Birchgrove). While…

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