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...?JAGUAR Jaguar was started in Blackpool, England by 20-year-old motorcycle enthusiast William Lyons and his friend William Walmsley, originally as the Swallow Sidecar Company, in 1922. They commenced commercial production of the sidecars together with a small team of eight employees and began automobile body manufacturing. Thus began an incredible journey of ups and downs. (jaguar-enthusiasts.org.uk) Ford Motor Company entered the picture when it began purchasing Jaguar shares in 1989. However, they decided to sell Jaguar, along with Land Rover in 2007 and the entire transaction earned them no profit whatsoever. (Owens).They decided to sell to Tata Motors, India. The sale, completed on June 2, 2008 was completed at a cost...
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...?Common Themes in Short Stories Kate Chopin’s “The Story of an Hour” and Guy de Maupassant’s “The Necklace” are two unique stories with distinctive plots and characters. The conclusions of these short stories, though, as different as they are from one another, are essentially the same. This is due to the fact that they share a common theme, which is be careful what you wish for. Both protagonists find themselves in situations where they wish for one thing, but through turns of events and vicious irony, they end up getting much more than they bargained for. These two short stories exemplify why people should be careful for what they wish for, as they might get it all and then some that they did not intend for. Each story begins... , and now,...
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...? Common Themes in Robert Frost’s Poetry Robert Frost’s poetry is known for its strong thematiccontent highlighted by clever use of imagery. A strong humanitarian outlook is common to most of his poems. This paper will take up three of his poems: “Mending Wall”, “Fire and Ice” and “After Apple-Picking” and compare and contrast them in terms of subject, imagery used, tone of voice and other structural as well as thematic elements. In each of these poems, the narrator is heavily invested in the poem and his voice is quite strong. The strong ‘I’ figure in each of these poems makes them significant in terms of studying the poet as it is clear that his own opinions and attitudes are reflected...
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...An artist search for perfect art can mean many different things. Art is a way for an artist to express themselves. Being able to express one’s self through art is what allows art to be captivating and reflected in different ways. Art contains different themes. Although art maybe different in certain ways, the theme can mean the same and the theme is what ties the art together. Different artist can create different works of art but the art can hold the same theme. The common theme, an artist search for perfect art, expresses perfection and the ability to be shown in a diverse media.
Throughout history there have been many famous artists....
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...Drive By Train’s song Drive By is about the open and sincere affection of a man towards a girl. In my opinion, the target audience for the song is young people between the ages of 16 and 23. This is a stage in life when people fall in love quickly and often make hasty decisions. In this song, the man promises the girl that he will be there for her in quite a childish way. He does not ponder all the complications that can arise and hinder the two of them being together; he doesn’t even take into consideration whether girl needs or wants his attention. The man is offering her light-headedly for the two of them to become more than friends. Moreover, according to the song, they only spent one night together. Despite this...
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...Children With Downs Syndrome
Before reading this article by Beverly Beckham, I must admit that I did not know too much about Downs syndrome. The little that I did know was mostly negative, and much of this feedback came from people who have never been exposed to Downs syndrome. Much of the fear about Downs syndrome children is perpetuated by people who have no real expertise on the subject. Beverly Beckham is one person who everyone should be listening to because she has experienced what Downs syndrome is really like due to her granddaughter having the disease. That in itself is a problem. I referred to it as a disease when it is something that the...
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... Browning ordinary men Ordinary men by Christopher Browning explores in depth the atrocities perpetrated by Germany soldiers against the innocent Jews. By then the soldiers are essential in carrying out vices against the Jews such as mass murder and violation of Jews’ basic human rights (Browning 3). The holocaust refers to persecution and murder of innocent by the brutal Nazi regime. In order to bring clear understanding of the evils committed in Germany holocaust, Christopher refers to the subjects that committed the mass murder as ordinary men. For the existence of conceptual and situational difference among the soldiers and the Germans, the former played a significant part in the execution of Jews.
According to the morals... of the...
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... due: My Last Duchess- Robert Browning The speaker of the poem, My last duchess dominates the conversation. The speaker is a duke and is conversing about a work of art of his dead wife who was youthful and very pretty. He has been widowed. The duke is the ‘I’ in the poem. This shows that the poem is a soliloquy or monologue. The poem is loosely based on historical events that involved Alfonso, the duke of Ferrara, who lived in the 16th century. The listener is an emissary who is arranging the duke’s marriage to another young beautiful girl. This messenger has come to negotiate the duke’s marriage to a girl from a powerful family. He is listening to the duke as he is being shown through the palace.
My last duchess is a paradigm... of a...
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...Insert The Great Gatsby and Winter Dreams by Scott Fitzgerald Gender Roles Fitzgerald (3) depicts most scenes of the novel in a relatively conservative manner and inclined in favor of men
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Men work to earn income for the sustaining the family, which basically makes them literally dominant over the women
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In Tom, readers get the picture of the typical man’s dominant role over women based on his bodily strength (Fitzgerald 133).
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Ironically, the reversal of gender roles is evident in the relationship between Nick and the relatively masculine Jordan.
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However, as the curtains close, Jordan’s masculine role is reduced to nothing as Nick succeeds to exert his authority over her by terminating the relationship...
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...Biography on Elizabeth Barrett Browning Elizabeth Barrett Browning was born in March 6th, 1806 and grew up to be the mosttalented and respectful lady poet of the Victorian era. She struggled with lung and spine disease which she battled with, on and off up to the time of her death in 1961. She regarded most of her works as personal and some were never published while she was alive.
She wrote many poems and prose. Most of her prose works were letters which she had sent to different people, with almost six hundred of them being sent to her husband, Robert Browning. Through the letters, we are able to deduce her state, her health and emotional state. In The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett...
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