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Name: Instructor: Institution: Date: "Cradle to Cradle" Book Review Cradle to Cradle is an influential book that is fast becoming a must-read for people with environmental friendly minds.... hellip; In the process of designing the book, the authors ask what their intended design is in the context of species.... The book discusses the concepts of waste, as well as how people should design their things from the scratch.... This book touches on the industrial revolution and also rethinks why such deliberations were made by people such as Henry Ford....
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Emotional Intelligence Overview of the book This book offers the theory that people are often ruled by their emotions, and that emotional intelligence is not necessarily related to intellectual intelligence.... According to Goleman (1994), the perfect example of this was a student who was determined to go to Harvard Medical School....
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The author's writings are alive and incisive, and even Book Review: The Omnivores Dilemma In his book, (The Omnivore's Dilemma) Michael Pollan examines what he refers to as“our national eating disorder”.... The book is an interesting journey through the food chain, a journey that may change the manner in which you read labels on frozen dinners, decide to purchase… Going through the book reveals that the author's enthusiasm for stories explains a lot concerning the book....
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In the book Home and Work: Housework, Wages, and the Ideology of Labor in the Early, Boydston (the author) talks about work and values attributed to it.... The particular subject is the women's housework that were going unpaid in the antebellum (northeastern) and colonial… Jeanne Boydston states that the uncompensated women's labor in homes remained outstandingly incessant during the time in both intensity and content; that is housework, once highly regarded, however, ceremoniously lost its entire recognition (Boydston, 37)....
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He also explains the operations carried out by the… Following the creation of the drama on this fateful strike on Pearl Harbor, it can be deduced that indeed that was a day that would subsist in Day of Infamy Book Review In his masterpiece book, Lord gives an intriguing of the day Japanese troops invaded America's Pearl Harbor.... The book attempts to document an account of the epic events of the day that would remain engraved in American history.... The book's argument is sufficiently convincing since it captures the devastating tragedies and circumstances of the attack through a presentation of a long list of every moment as it unfolded....
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The influence that women have had on these celebrations is pervasive as they design as well as sew their own costumes and those of their husbands Art and Gender Book Review Within the communities of Basile and Tee Mamou, Mardi Gras runs have, for long, been performedby men but this tradition has changed since late in the 20th century....
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This is why people think of the attractive individuals more often, express better appreciation for the work done by Art and Gender Book Review A person's self-definition is mostly defined by their physical appearance.... In addition, the society uses this appearance to categorize individuals....
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Feminine beautification is said to raise various issues including Art and Gender Book Review Feminine beautification is an aspect of inequality although it is largely advocated for by women.... In most instances, feminists have attempted to encourage women to ignore the overwhelming demands for beauty so that they can concentrate on acquisition of political and social… Other parties have claimed that beauty is an evolutionary force or an avenue leading to feminine power....
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