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Does the Author’s position support the title? How does Facebook makes us dumber? I don’t think this article supports the title. The Author goes on to talking about how misinformation will spread so quickly on social media, and why don’t people look for the truth. I agree with that but I don’t think it makes us dumber. The author believes that a lot of people will post things that they agree on even if they have not fact checked them. They will stay away from things that they don’t believe…

Title The title of this novel “1984” doesn’t really seem to have any relation to the story. I recognized that the book was actually published in 1949, so I was so baffled as to why George Orwell chose this title. After doing additional research, I came to the conclusion that “1984” was just a catchy title that was chosen. Some scholars say that the title was to honor his late wife’s memory, others will argue that he wrote the novel in 1948 and just switched the order of the two numbers. I also…

Analyse the reasons behind Cleopatra’s title of ‘The Most Famous Woman of Classical Antiquity’ Introduction: Cleopatra grew up in the world of foreign and political struggles, allowing her to develop skills to rule Egypt independently. Cleopatra 's exile and Egypt 's foreign and political struggles lead her to meet two of the most powerful generals/leaders in her time - Julius Caesar and Marc Antony, resulting in her being the most famous woman of classical antiquity. This eventually…

Following the arrest of BIO CEO, Mr. Dusty Korbel, the subsequent recommendations are submitted for managing this specific crisis response while maintaining business continuity with established strong BIO leadership. Due to the widespread media coverage of Mr. Korbel’s arrest coupled with the negative connotation it attaches to the leadership of BIO, it is necessary to immediately execute proper steps to ensure effective reputation management. The first step required to manage this crisis is…

When discussing portrayals of what defines true womanhood some begin the conversation with the commonly gender specifics terms which are called Marianismo and Hembrismo (Greer; Asencio). Scholars have defined Marianismo as “derived from the Catholic belief in the Virgin Mary—ascribes superior morality and spirituality to the Latina woman, who is considered able to endure suffering more than men. Her traditional femininity is portrayed as submissive, religious, modest, and humble, and a woman who…

Introduction The author of Evicted, Matthew Desmond, exposes the restrictions those in extreme poverty may face daily. Based in Milwaukee Wisconsin, Desmond takes his readers into the lives of those living in poorly maintained housing where tenants experience health problems, eviction, and at times even death. The property owners are wealthy and thrive off profits made by those less fortunate, yet do minimal maintenance to preserve their rental units. The families residing in the rentals cope…

From Little Things Big Things Grow The song “From Little Things Big Things Grow” is a song written and released in 1991 by Paul Kelly and is a song about the protest from the Gurindji people and Vincent Lingiari during their argument about land rights at Wave Hill station in August 1966. The Gurindji strike at Wave Hill station was an revolutionary incident that occurred in August of 1966 at Wave Hill station in the Northern Territory. On the eponymous date in 1966, Vincent Lingiari, a…

Land rights are still bitterly contested, passionately fought over and, irrefutably, close to the hearts of thousands of Aboriginal people all over Australia. Land rights and the Land Councils, never far from controversy, are, once again in the political spotlight. While the critics change, their arguments have basically remained unchanged for nearly two decades. Land rights, one of the few positive outcomes to emerge for Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory in the past 40 years, has…

Answer Analysis Question Option 9 – Explain the significance of the play’s title to the drama as a whole. The play “The Crucible” by Arthur Miller is a tragedy drama set in 1692 about a group of girls that go dancing in the forest and are caught by a local minister. One of the girls falls into a coma-like state which spreads rumours of witchcraft in the town, sending everything and everyone into chaos. But how does the title “The Crucible” refer or relate to the story of this play? Well, a…

Significance of Title: Crucible is a word with multiple definitions. The word crucible can refer to a metal container used to heat metals and chemicals to extremely high temperatures or a severe test or trial. Both of these definitions can be used to represent the events that took place throughout the play. When a chemical is heated in a crucible, the atoms of the chemical begin to move around at an increasing speed as the temperature increases. It could be said that these atoms move more…