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    The distinction of gender from sex was an important step in the fields of psychology and sociology. It allowed researchers, academics and practitioners to separate the social aspects of gender from the biology of sex (Muehlenhard & Peterson 2011, p. 793). It is generally accepted that the distinctive male or female genitals that a person is born with, and the release of male or female hormones determine sex, while gender is the combination of traits and characteristics culturally considered…

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    Identity Rhetoric

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    we can use theories such as fragments to discuss the different narrative discourse that surrounds them. However, one is that interest me, that I believe can do with some unpacking is a comic book character’s role in rhetoric. Since the genesis of Marvel and DC the…

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    Conin. “Bevel,” he repeated. She stood looking down at him as if he had become a marvel to her” (O’Connor, 28). All Harry wanted was attention and care causing him to lie about his name all of which is a product of the environment he had come from. As Harry would actually meet the preacher and experience the religious conquest of baptism…

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    fiction, or in life is popularly characterized as "a story without a happy ending." This expresses the general sense that happiness is the quality of a life which comes out well on the whole despite difficulties and vicissitudes along the way. Only ultimate defeat or frustration is tragic. There appears to be some conflict here between being happy at a given moment and being happy for a life-time, that is, living happily. It may be necessary to choose between having a good time and leading a…

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    Water has had a deep association with humans and the cities that they build. Ancient civilizations developed along major rivers, and their cities were manifestations of the relationship of the people’s lives and the part that water played in it. Rivers, canals, waterways were the dynamic components of the cities. The Tigris, Euphrates and Niles are among a few rivers that have earned legendary status, not simply for their size and power, but because their waters link our present with ancient…

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    Rohini Harsh M.A English (final) 3rd Semester Dr. Shirshendu Chakravarthy 13th November 2014 Is it better to remain in the cave with Machiavelli, or see the light with Socrates? “The heaviest penalty for declining to rule is to be ruled by someone inferior to yourself.” ― Plato, The Republic We can observe that today’s generation undergo some very grave and problematic issues. One such is that…

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    reminder of the consequences that engineering decisions can have on public safety. Prompted by Quebec's 19th-century transportation needs, ambitious plans were devised to bridge the St. Lawrence River, giving rise to the Quebec Bridge. This engineering marvel, boasting a clear span of 548.6 m (1,800 ft), held the distinction of being the longest cantilever structure of its time (Griggs 2021). However, the project was plagued with financial troubles from the start,…

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    Neither Dale Carnegie nor the publishers, Simon and Schuster, anticipated more than this modest sale. To their amazement, the book became an overnight sensation, and edition after edition rolled off the presses to keep up with the increasing public demand. Now to Win Friends and InfEuence People took its place in publishing history as one of the all-time international best-sellers. It touched a nerve and filled a human need that was more than a faddish phenomenon of post-Depression days, as…

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