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    The problem of western civilization Western civilization is a way of life where people are ruled by a central authority. It is based on complexity of activities that are present and different from the earlier activities. Western civilization was first seen in Mesopotamia. Western civilization was based on growing from a small village slowly developing to a city, and this was through an increase in population. The result of these was coming up with a political center. Western civilization also…

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    Feeling beautiful deals with many factors but it has become incumbent with focus being placed on the physical aspects of person Una Marson writes about beauty and how it drives many women into changing their features and making those features fit into the standard of beauty. Her poem, “Kinky Haired Blues” speaks about that notion, of women wanting to assimilate to what the norm is. Specifically women of ethnic minorities, she talks Black Women and the pressure for them to bleach their skin and…

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    Women in different societies want and need different things. They also need and want some of the same things. The western society views the Egyptian role of women oppressing because of the Egyptian modest dress and view women are pressured into wearing. For some women this fashion is empowering and being a housewife is a desired occupation. This idea to many modern liberal western women would not be a desired. In the United States, women are given a significant amount of right compared to…

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    The world is globalizing, and the US has been pushing for this for a long time. In this global world power is shifting, and although the US globalized the world, its standing is now falling. Ehrenreich believes that the outsourcing brought on by this globalization is killing the US, but Zakaria believes that it is merely a part of globalization that could make America all prosper. This globalization has changed the world economically, culturally, politically, and in the presence of nationalism,…

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    reason, each region in Ancient Greece can have its own technology development and achievement and bring it to other city-states. Within the trading system in Ancient Greece, the ideas and technologies have spread to many places and which influences western societies in terms of the government structure, art techniques,…

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    Terrorism is a term that seventy years ago was nearly unheard of in Western civilization. Today, it is a word we are all too familiar with. We can find acts of violence all throughout history. We see acts of violence develop into terrorism as early as the eleventh century and progress to become more organized and politically driven from that point. While politics are often a target or goal, terrorists are also motivated by monetary gain and religion. An official definition of terrorism has…

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    the poem are in different languages such as: Latin, French, German, Hindi, Greek, Italian, English and Sand Script. The reason Eliot uses different languages in his poems is to lead the reader to some puzzlement and challenge the western mind. Eliot believed that the western society was intellectually lacking, so he carelessly switches languages to bring attention to this intellectual lacking. This also shows Eliot breaking the conventions of more accepted and traditional ways of writing poetry.…

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    children to be successful, but the Chinese out do all other ethnicities. Parenting is not an easy job. It takes hard work and dedication, something the Chinese manage to do very thoroughly. Chinese young, do not have the freedom that a child in western culture would have. They grow up in a very disciplinary environment. The mothers make sure of this. Chinese mothers have more successful children because they do not allow their kids to have a large social life or do anything they find that could…

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    For western cultures i.e. america, we learn how to work together as a group and to also put forth our own ideas through socialization. American children are taught to be the best but to always be themselves and to “be yourself because everyone else is taken”. This allows people the embrace their differences no matter what it is. By comparing japanese and american culture it is obvious that Japanese children are raised to give respect to…

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    changed a great deal in western society throughout the history of the modern age. However, has it changed for the better? Are there countries in which women are not free to make their own decisions and be independent? What is the state of the modern woman today and how has this position changed throughout the twentieth and now into the twenty first century? First all, Western women do have the advantages of modernization and independent living. Women in many other cultures are still behind in so…

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