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    Brave New World Dystopian

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    Early on in The Brave New World the reader is informed of the three pillars that create the of the World State: “Community, Identity, and Stability.” The World State is set in a futuristic era after nuclear devastation. The Brave New World’s society is held together by manipulating the genes, family, and relationships of the community. Although it seems on the surface that the World State is an utopian society, a deeper analysis shows that the conformity and control of the people cause a…

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    to how it was impossible to move your rank in the social hierarchy, which constrained peasants and serfs to their low rank no matter how worthy they were of gaining a higher position. However, one could view this confinement as a way of providing stability, as said in the text, “Feudalism secured Western Europe’s society” (MEMT 344). This…

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    control the authority of the state that is, radical, legislative and the courts. According to Huxley's “Brave new world,” there is no subjugation of any form. The government engages into policies that promote equal contribution to achieve societal stability. Additionally, there is a great difference in the approach used by the government to apportion individuals to match their abilities. In the “Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses,” Althusser shows preference to remain in the…

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    their newly found peace, so they value one thing above all else, stability. Throughout the novel, stability is prized above all else. Mustapha Mond, one of the World State's figureheads, even insists that it is the "ultimate need" (43, Huxley) while he is lecturing the young new arrivals to the Central London Hatchery and Conditioning Centre. Even the citizens have been conditioned to the point that they fall apart without stability just as Lenina did in chapter seven at the sight of the boy…

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    Cupola Sol Case Study

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    Higher the stability of the mix, greater will be the strength of surfacing. Stability values of semi dense bituminous concrete mix at 60ºC on replacement of quarry dust by cupola slag from 10 to 100 percentages will give the stability of 12.62 kN,19.03 kN,14.65 kN,9.53 kN,9.52 kN,8.43 kN,7.42 kN,5.56 kN, 5.56 kN,3.48 kN respectively. So that the replacement of cupola slag…

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    Low Back Pain

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    and neck soreness. It was noted that her upper back was much better. Neuromuscular exercises were recommended to further increase the range of motion and core stability. The claimant had a total of 6 completed sessions to date. The Report dated 11/16/2016, stated that the claimant was doing better. According to the provider, thoracic stability and extension were needed. On 11/30/2016, the claimant stated that she was 50% better. She also reported…

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    minds of its people to believe they are happy. The population is so conditioned to think things done today that are seen as wrongful doings or taboo, will be considered the norm. In a world where painting an unorthodox vision of the future to create stability, the people are no longer as happy as they would make their beliefs up to be, but as happy as their government allows them. Brave New World, recognizes government control which overtime opens the doors up to failure as a society. It is a…

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    ideal family in the United States. This picture of the family, while is conventional in the past, is not widely supported by the actual proportion of a sizeable number of American families today. Family stability has been defined in many ways. Traditionally, many researchers defined family stability…

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    Throughout the song “Help!” by the Beatles, the singer is directly calling for assistance to get back up for the hardships in life that have brought him down. Related to the protagonist from Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye, Holden is also in need of help. The lyrics: “Help me get my feet back on the ground Won't you please, please help me”, demonstrates the singers signal for assistance, since he is pleading for guidance. Holden’s main hardships throughout the course of the book were fearing…

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    college education allows people to have better job stability, have better jobs, and earn more money. A college education is valuable because it allows better job stability. “...college graduates earn more, and are more likely to have a job in the first place”(Rotherham 79). This quote shows that a college education and degree will give you a higher chance at having a job which is very important, especially in this economy. Also better job stability will give less stress to everyday life. A…

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