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    During early ConfucianismAsian women as victims. According to Ko, Haboush, and Piggott, they perfectly end with the “portrait of a woman in the center of her world, speaking, acting, and creating her own vision of the world and her own reality. Generally women are only used for sexually pleasure and are “inherently wicked” (Goldin 135). You are only praised if you focus on womanly virtues women earn recognition only when they excel at their allotted sex roles of wife and mother. He believes that…

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    Nano Tribology

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    Introduction: Nano tribology is a study field of interfacial phenomenon in nano scale. The interaction between two contacting solids during a relative motion from atomic to microscale is important to understand the friction, wear, adhesion, indentation phenomenon. Now a days it has a plenty application in micro electro mechanical system (MEMS), nano electro mechanical system (NEMS), magnetic storage, lubricant manufacturing and many more field. There are few instruments in the market…

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    the transformations. The transformations include deregulation, privatization and commercialization. It is important to consider how these transformations have then in turn negatively affected the media’s ability to function as a public sphere. The public sphere is a space where individuals can come together and freely voice their opinions about any kind of societal issue (Hope, 2012). Through this, the public can potentially influence political actions (Scannell, 2007).…

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    M. C. Escher Analysis

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    When thinking about M.C. Escher’s work, one would think of geometrical birds flying across the print with a landscape shown underneath, cubes and spheres overlapping one another, and weird surreal prints of inverted architecture. That is because he is most famous for his mathematical tessellations, which are tiling shapes overlapping one another creating a pattern that could be endless. Instead of just using any old shape, he used animals and other objects that made it more difficult for him to…

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    itself became manipulable to the extent that it became commercialized” (Habermas 1989 cited in Benson 2009: 176) that it eventually transformed the public sphere into a “platform for advertising” (Benson, 2009: 177). Critical function of the public sphere has been so corrupted by the market relationship that the democratic functions of the public sphere are no longer possible, therefore one where people can contribute on equal terms remains a fantasy. Dawes (2013) claims that “a problem with the…

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    some point our energy demand will outstrip the energy resources available on Earth. Once we’ve maxed out the energy available here on Earth, where will humanity turn to find more energy? One potential answer is that humanity could construct a Dyson Sphere, a hypothetical megastructure…

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    Soviet Union’s Sphere of Influence In order for the Soviet Union to expand their sphere of influence to become a superpower in the 20th century they gave money, weapons, and physically occupied countries. Since they wanted territory, they gave Cuba missiles so they could fight the United States, and supported them economically. They invaded Afghanistan because they wanted oil, materials, location, and trade ports. Finally, they wanted the Eastern Bloc as a buffer and wanted their materials. To…

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    Vegetarian Gender Roles

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    The public sphere consists of a set of regulations where docile bodies are produced and laws, either visible or invisible, control human behavior and actions. It is between these two spheres that the gender labelling of food can be challenged and possibly even eliminated. The private sphere consists of a certain set of regulations and choices that can provide an individual with enjoyment and satisfaction…

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    Moses Maimonides, in his Guide for the Perplexed written between 1137 and 1190, concerns Aristotle’s natural philosophy and the astronomers’ conflicting truths. Around the twelfth century, most were a devoted Aristotelian, and educated people knew that stars in the celestial realm only had one motion, to revolve in a spherical motion around the centre of the universe . What Maimonides notes however, is that Aristotelian physics could not infer the existence of epicycles and eccentric circles.…

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    contracts, which are often considered the “patriarchal” contracts, due to the fact that men created them, can manifest themselves into the public sphere. Surprisingly enough, some might argue that patriarchy has little to no relevance in the public world. However, patriarchy is existent in our civil society and therefore, apparent in the public sphere. For example, Pateman argues that even the employment contract has elements of patriarchy. “The employment contract and (what I shall call) the…

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