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...Book report on The Places That Scare You by Pema Chodron Introduction The actual nature of human beings relies on emotions, which is the distinguishing factor between human and beast, but often the means to address these emotions is overwhelming to humans. In her book, The Places That Scare You, Pema Chodron analyzes human emotions and thoughts. This spiritual writing is rich with wisdom on how to handle and address fears, pain and other emotions that result in suffering (Cho?dro?n, 35). To attain happiness in life, the author notes that the most crucial aspect is to admit the emotion by accepting the situation instead of suppressing it. She explains how humans respond to pain and...
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...Book Report Introduction The book I am Not Your Victim is an autobiographical treatise presented by Beth Sipe in giving a ment of defenseagainst severe domestic violence to her attorney, William Smith. The book starts by giving a brief introduction on the environment in which the author had been brought up. It further throws light on the feelings of affinity between Beth Nunnery and Steven Sipe, which later culminated, to love and marriage. It is in this context that the author narrates the inception of verbal torture through threats, which later on grew physical. The author shows how Steven (Sam) used his masculine power to curb legitimate rights of his wife,...
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...Fish a remarkable way to boost morale and improve results Book Review This book is basically a helpful guide of ascertaining some handy techniquesfor Human Resource Management. The book is based upon some fictitious organisation and people working in that organisation. The writer of the book starts the book with its main character as Mary Jane Ramirez who works at First Guarantee Financials office in Seattle. Mary gets a promotion to manage some employees in her firm who are considered to be the most difficult bunch to manage. She, unwillingly accepts the proposal because of the increased incentives that she would receive. Her failure to manage the...
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... The Lowell Offering by Benita Eisler The Lowell Offering’s intended audience was factory workers especially women and the general public. It relates the experiences of the American women who worked in the cotton mills. These women were the first of their times to work and earn wages. This idea was totally novel and not widely accepted by the contemporary society. In spite of the work load they did find time to write down their experiences and these were then published in a literary magazine.
With the onset of the Industrial Revolution the women also started earning wages and the conditions they had to face ranged between benevolent and grinding. Women were now on the front lines of industrialization and they had the jobs... The Lowell...
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....” The committees also acted as partners in activities with the rest of the anti-communist network. They did research and fieldwork to garner information. They could accuse and bring to trial specific groups and individuals. Such trials were widely publicized and the accused groups and individuals were punished for alleged affiliation with the American Communist Party. The anti-communist groups could get information from the reports and hearings published by the committees and accordingly plan their strategies for their movements against the communists. All the information published by the committees were stored and maintained by the HUAC and unlike the FBI, it did not conceal and documents and openly shared them with the members... Age of...
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...Book Report America emerged as strong and triumphant despite the grievous wars it had participated in and which affected numerous global states to the extent of leaving some – Britain, for example – economically unstable. This was due to a colossal funding needed to maintain the country’s power over the colonies it had acquired. However, the awaited freedom among the Americans both interiorly and exteriorly had some serious defects, which rendered equality nonexistent among the country’s population. This was evident during the McCarthyism era, when certain individuals in the American leadership were suspected to be communist traitors. McCarthy observed how some of the state’s top and influential people...
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...Book Report/Review Topic: Flags of our Fathers—James Bradley
The personal search by James Bradley for his father’s past resulted in the planting of the seed of the mammoth and incredible tree of literature in the form of a landmark book related to another landmark of World War II. According to the author, the book was not written, it just happened as the product of his love for this father. Memories stored in the cardboard boxes opened the treasure related to World War II. Bradley writes, “There, waiting for me, was the mountain the boys had climbed in the midst of a terrible battle half a century earlier. One of them was my father. The mountain was called...
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...Book Report This is a book review/report for the book d, Daughters of Eve ed by Lois Duncan, an acclaimed suspense and fiction author for young teenagers. This book was originally published in 1990, but was later edited and published in 2011 by Little, Brown Books.
The content of the book does relate to the book title, Daughters of Eve, at least according to the theme of the book. The book concerns a teacher-who is advising a group/club of young high school girls-who, in the past have experienced mistreatment from two men. Out these disappointments,...
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...A Guidebook for the Urban Age P.D. Smith is the of the book, A Guidebook for the Urban Age. Other than this book, Smith also authored three other books. Doomsday Men was the first cultural history of science publication he wrote. He wrote a short bibliography on Einstein in addition to a longer survey of science in German literature, Metaphor and Materiality. Currently, the author is working on his fifth book entitled watching the Detectives. Smith writes fiction too, but these fictitious creations are yet to be published. Smith’s authorship started with images as a photographer rather than language. After doing a number of fascinating reviews for the Guardian and other...
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...Introduction The Hobbit is a book with short stories. Not at Home is one of the short stories contained in the book. The essay focuses on the various aspects of the story.
The Conflict
From the riddles of Bilbo, Smaug imagines that the group is somehow vulnerable including the men hailing from Lake Town, so he flies there to wreak retaliation. The hobbit and dwarves stay afraid in the dark through way until they get exhausted. Slowly they sneak down towards Smaug’s chamber. When Bilbo identifies that the beast is out of sight, the dwarves run out to the treasure in delight, recalling the prosperous periods of old. Arkenstone is one of them, an incomparable stone that...
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